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Johto Pokémon (R/G/B-Style)
Category	Custom / Edited
Game	Pokémon Generation 2 Customs
Section	Miscellaneous
Submitter	SharkGuy
Size	135.90 KB (684x792)
Format	PNG (image/png)
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Comments	13
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	SharkGuy Sep 17, 2022, 5:52 PM
	These comments I made have aged so poorly oh god

	Random Talking Bush Jul 16, 2022, 10:35 AM
	@eeveevee: It's between Misdreavus and Wobbuffet, since it was considered the "default" for this sheet (normally "A" is).

	eeveevee Jul 16, 2022, 10:20 AM
	Hey where's the unown "G" variant?

	PyroSaurus64 Feb 19, 2022, 1:21 PM
	LOL THEY DONE NOTHED EAR PICHU, (gen 2 is my fav gen) ty for making this btw!

	Omega Apr 30, 2020, 6:41 PM
	I feel if there's any sprite you should maybe rework a little its that chinchou, the body should be more well rounded by getting rid of that upper left edge

	Neslug Apr 30, 2020, 11:13 AM
	That is fine. Hope you have a good day, and stay safe.

	SharkGuy Apr 29, 2020, 2:34 PM
	I am personally content with how I'm currently doing the sprites and have no intentions on redoing everything from square one, but I understand the issue.

	Neslug Apr 27, 2020, 10:16 AM
	@MishuK9 Yes, definitely. I'm quite familiar with Pat Ackerman's spritework but I think his sprites, certainly excellent, have a different problem: the linework and highly consistent designs more resemble GSC but they use shades of one color like RGB, not to mention they're fairly large. But people are making these for fun so it really isn't a huge deal and I didn't want my initial post to come across like that. Imitating certain styles can be difficult, especially if the style isn't really consistent because it was actually multiple people with differing approaches to spriting. The stereotype of RGB being funny or weird-looking probably started with the popular ones people like to post, like Golbat or Venusaur. Maybe the secret of capturing the style lies in not focusing on the poses, but in trying to slightly "reinvent" the designs while keeping most of the core details?

	MishuK9 Apr 26, 2020, 12:26 PM
	@Neslug I honestly really agree with you, and I've thought that about other peoples' fanmade gen 1 sprites I've seen over the years. A bunch of Red/Blue/Green sprites do look good. And I've definitely seen other fanmade sprites that capture that. Sharkguy still did good as a whole though, and clearly put tons of effort into all their custom sheets.

	SharkGuy Apr 23, 2020, 9:14 AM
	@Neslug While I see exactly what you're talking about, I still think I did a good job and feel like I acomplished what I wanted, that being a blend of off-model and on-model. I'll also agree with Skarmory too.

	Neslug Apr 23, 2020, 6:12 AM
	Whenever I see people attempting the RGB style, I honestly think they really overplay the incorrect proportions and weird poses. Looking at a complete sheet of all the official RGB sprites, I see more than a dozen Pokémon that are almost completely on-model and accurate to current designs (for example, Clefable, Electabuzz and Gyarados). In terms of the shading and broken outlines, these are really good. But overall, I think you tried too hard to make them look bad or weird; which in turn makes some of them, such as Furret and Wobbuffet, look way too big. The actual RGB Pokémon are surprisingly consistent with their sizes. While a lot of the official sprites aren't so good, it honestly looks like the artists tried their best to make good artwork. The quality varied because not all of the artists were equally skilled, which makes the style extremely difficult to imitate on a large scale like this. Don't want to put you down, because you clearly have the skill. I think Skarmory turned out the best and could really pass as real.

	SharkGuy Apr 22, 2020, 11:51 AM
	NOTE: While these may be free to use, that still means you must credit me