Pokemon Fan Designs Incredible Final Evolutions for Scarlet and Violet Starters

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Even though Pokemon Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl, and Legends: Arceus just came out, Pokemon fans already have a brand-new pair of games to look forward to. Pokemon Scarlet and Violet have been announced for release on the Nintendo Switch later this year, giving fans the chance to enjoy yet another Pokemon adventure. Pokemon Scarlet and Violet were announced with an impressive reveal trailer that included a look at the new starter Pokemon, though fans were only shown their first forms.

It's possible that Nintendo will reveal the evolved forms of the Pokemon Scarlet and Violet starters at some point before release, but there's also a chance that fans will actually have to play the games to find out. Like with any other main series Pokemon release, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet will have a ton of fan art made by people coming up with their own designs for what the final evolutions may look like, with artist Bromojumbo throwing their hat in the ring.

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Bromojumbo shared his designs for what the Pokemon Scarlet and Violet starters final evolutions could look like. In Bromojumbo's interpretation, grass-type Pokemon Sprigatito evolves into a Despurrado, who the artist says is based on the bandidos of Spain, specifically Virathus, and is a grass/steel-type.

Fire-type starter Fuecoco, meanwhile, evolves to Picolebre, inspired by a Spanish mythological creature called El Cuelebre. Bromojumbo imagines Picolebre as being a fire/fairy-type in its final form. And finally, water-type Pokemon Quaxly is shown to become water/fighting-type Surgull, inspired by Spanish conquistadors.

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