Pokemon Fan Crochets Impressive Version of Starmie
An artistically talented Pokemon fan is quickly gaining attention after posting their impressive crochet of the classic Pokemon, Starmie. The skillfully made creation is catching the eye of more than a few fellow Pokemon fans, with nothing but positive comments occupying the post's comments section.
A dual-type Water/Psychic Pokemon around since the very first generation of Pokemon, Starmie is arguably one of the more easily recognizable creatures thanks to its distinct starfish design and heavy screen time as one of Misty's Pokemon from the anime series. Although some other Gen 1 Water-types may come to mind when thinking of the strongest Pokemon/move combinations possible from its respective generation, Starmie (and possibly Omastar) is the actual holder of the title.
The impressive crocheted rendition of Starmie comes from a Reddit user with the handle of MikaD0000, who posted their creation to one of the site's main Pokemon pages. Shot against a bright blue background, the crochet Starmie manages to accurately capture all the components which define the Pokemon's appearance. Not only is the coloring dead-on, but the artist successfully captured Starmie's entire profile, with the side shots revealing the two stacked starfish shapes. The bright lighting accentuates the crochet Starmie's intricately woven design.
The crochet material also lends itself to Starmie's appearance, giving its appendages a bit of flexibility, as in the anime. The handmade art piece is clearly resonating with plenty of Pokemon fans, with the post nearing 200 upvotes at the time of writing within just hours of being posted. The crochet Starmie creator has actually made headlines for creating other Pokemon before, with the same Pokemon fan crocheting an adorable Kingdra a couple of months ago, seemingly demonstrating a penchant for Water-types from the first generation of Pokemon.
Beyond being transformed into a crocheted piece of art, Pokemon fans have been imagining new forms, evolutions, and
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