TropiusのTwitterイラスト検索結果。 407 件中 18ページ目
#357 #Tropius made it to the Game-Art-HQ Gen III Tribute today!
https://t.co/ubIbRKy1sC
Kudos to @Chari_Artist & @Hedgey for their illustrations!
various pokemon au doodles featuring tropius and mareep thoughts from @hearts_in_tune that i just had to draw
jumping on this train super kate but here's my #rymesona ! i'm a cafe owner with tropius and make rlly good bread w its fruit-visit us on the rooftop!
my second Upstaged @zineseeds piece! tropius has been a big fave for me for a long time. i remember finding out they can fly and my tiny 8 year old brain being like. damn. game changer.
also lbr, they look far more aerodynamic than, say, skarmory ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
#tropius #pokemon
Did a #rymesona where apart from making art with Phanpy i would also have a plant shop with Tropius!
¡Y ya terminé el gijinka de Tropius para el #dibujakarimero ! Espero que os guste <3
BIG BOY TROPIUS IN NEED OF SOME LOVINS TOO
Also for anyone wondering why Tropius rotated it was because of this gif I made prior haha
I have been uploading my #Pokémon art to my new tumblr over the past months. If you enjoy my work please consider sharing it around here or there, and thanks! :) https://t.co/EMrxAanSW1 #nintendo #fanart #wingull #tropius #lurantis #popplio #brionne #spaceworld97 #pokemongoldbeta
#5, my favorite Grass type, Tropius!! He’s literally a flying dinosaur who is also a tree, what else can you ask for?
Favorite flying type, Altaria! There's actually other flying types I like more than Altaria, but they fit into other categories in this list. I like a lot of flying types, Tropius and Skarmory were contenders. But Altaria ekes them out with its design, concepts, and dragon typing
The new #PokemonSpotlight is up! Come enjoy the fruits of our labor. 🍌 https://t.co/X61kNRjwvm
#Tropius #Pokemon
Article by @YaBoiSquiggy
Art by @Chessplants
No. 357: Tropius
Fruit Pokémon
The bunches of fruit around Tropius's neck are very popular with children. This Pokémon loves fruit, and eats it continuously. Apparently, its love for fruit resulted in its own outgrowth of fruit.
