Artist Designs Impressive Weapons Inspired by Pokemon
Artistic fans frequently share unique artwork based on their favorite Pokemon characters, including one artist who reimagined Slither Wing, Volcarona, and Iron Moth as great swords. Drawing comparisons to games like Monster Hunter, the intricately designed Pokemon swords have caught the attention of fellow fans.
One of the most profitable and recognizable brands in the world, Pokemon started as a series of video games and has since expanded to a trading card game, television and film series, and expansive merchandise lines. While fans flock to official products, Pokemon lovers frequently show their support for community members' custom designs and creations.
Pokemon fan SosukeSukeP shared a series of great sword designs they made inspired by the Pokemon Slither Wing, Volcarona, and Iron Moth. While Volcarona was first introduced in Pokemon Black and White, both Slither Wing and Iron Moth were recently added to the Pokedex in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. All three pocket monsters were artistically transformed into fantastical swords. The Slither Wing weapon is the largest of the swords, bearing a broad leaf-shaped blade made of obsidian and an animal horn hilt shaped like flames. Volcarona's blade, nicknamed «Wrath of the Sun,» has a fiery Gladius edge, sloped ricasso, and furred handle. The Iron Moth great sword has the most intricate hilt, with a star-shaped guard, glowing quillons, and a shortened tang. All three weapons bear a noticeable resemblance to the Pokemon they are based on, making for a series of truly incredible blades.
Fellow Pokemon fans shared their adoration for the phenomenal designs, with many comparing the great swords to weapons found in the Monster Hunter franchise. This then prompted conversations about what a Pokemon and Monster Hunter collaboration might look like, with several fans joking that the recently released game Palworld was already a perfect example of such a crossover. Many comments highlighted the artistic creativity used to create
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