Fake Pokémon Generator Uses Real Ones To Enhance Realism
A fan-made Pokémon generator lets the community create their own noncanonical Pokémon utilizing descriptions of the real creatures. The Pokémon franchise owned by Nintendo with games developed by Game Freak has been popular for almost three decades and has hundreds of Pokémon within the anime, games, and trading cards.
As of right now, there are eight generations of iconic Pokémon. In total, that makes about 900 Pokémon, although the number changes depending on how complex of an answer is wanted. This gives trainers plenty to explore and train within the games and trading cards. With all of these choices, fans are inspired to create their own pocket monsters from drawing them to generating Pokémon on the internet. Since Pokémon are unique and all have their own skillsets, there are many creative possibilities. Recently, a fan-created Pokémon generator using artificial intelligence has made creating new, realistic-looking Pokémon quicker and easier for the average person.
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Machine-learning engineer Liam Eloie has developed a website involving AI that uses text descriptions of real Pokémon to generate images of fake pocket monsters. Called Nokémon Generator, the web application allows visitors to input a type of Pokémon or a specific one and generate a new Pokémon based on the selection. The process is quick and simple and according to Liam on Twitter, the community has already created some striking Pokémon of their own thanks to the program.
Hey everyone! Check out the website I made where you can generate Pokémon using AI based on type and Pokémon. From the feedback responses so far, here are some of the community favourites!https://t.co/tVOizYemLI<a
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