This is my first time drawing a female Nidoran, and I'm pretty sure I forgot to add a few things. ^^;
This is how I feel most of the time when training level 80 or so Pokemon. It gets really old after a few minutes. *sigh*
Spur of the moment picture. I really like how she turned out.
It took me only half an hour but it's nice and neat.
Baby Nidoran might be cuter than anything you know.
Okay, irrigation ditches really don't have such picturesque blue water, and there's normally pieces of glass and barbed wire hanging around, but compared to dead grass and rocks, they're heaven.
As in ever so slightly realistic. That is, more hamster like and sans pretty anime eyes. Rabbits don't eat like this. I couldn't do realistic fictional character pictures anyway, it's too much of a detachment. I give props to those who can make up realistic pictures of fictional characters. Well, when it's funny or accurate and not a fright fest (unless intended, but that comes back to funny).
I'm not joking.
Sure, many Pokemon aren't supposed to be easily identifiable, but the Nidos are curious creatures, if only because they seem like familiar animals at the beginning, then trail off into strange hybrids later. I've done a lot more research into this than necessary (which is actually to say I just discovered the obvious and found supporting evidence), so I can say with some confidence that at the least, I know what Nidoran is related to. I'll go into details about this later, but for what I know, I've looked into it enough to have an idea of what Nidos are NOT, despite claims otherwise, and for certain, they cannot be classified as a single animal (the bunny in Aqua Bunny is a generalized foundation, but it's not the absolute).
