Oh wow I actually posted something!? It's been like years.~

I decided to spend some time and actualy do a full art session
this morning since I seem to be a bit overdue, my original plan
was to go on hiatus but since I forgot to officially announce it, not
that I ever planned to, people wondered where I was.

I'm still not ready to get back into drawing for money or trades
since just doing this felt like a huge time sacrifice just because
of how much I don't want to get back to work. But I did it for you
guys.~

And Pokemon belongs to Nintendo, Game Freak and/or anyone else
who has the rights to them of course.~

Also for a bit of nostalgia I'll do a tiny story for this like I used to
do.

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Sammy was a trainer who held a track record for being one of the
worst trainers in his area, he had a hard time keeping focus on his
Pokemon's training and he never seemed to luck out when fighting
other trainers. That being said he still had a big appreciation for
Pokemon battles and wished he was better at them.

That's what made it easy for him to fall into a trap set by a group of
Pokemon-criminals, he got exclusively invited to join a gym hidden
away in the woods, a place where he was promised a huge increase in
skill. It seemed suspicious but it looked legitimate enough to be
real. So he went for it, arriving at an important looking building that
turned out to be a Pokemon lab, where he was promptly held prisoner.

A new human subject was needed for a poke-morph experiment that
would use DNA from a rare and elusive Pokemon, and if successful
the criminals would've had alot of power on their hands, but things
didn't go quite right. The transformation was off.

Over the course of a few days the weakened Sammy had grown in
size, becoming heavier due to a sharp increase in weight, along with
the rapid weight gain, his body was also growing a bigger frame, his
arms had almost doubled in size and his hands had become comically
massive instead of forming wings as the scientists had hoped. his feet
had also grown in size and thickness of his legs made them look very
short and stubby in comparison, while the tail seemed to develop nicely
the head seemed to have a flaw, the hair never fell out, and overall
the end result was too freakish to be considered a success. Even
the colors were wrong, and aside from brute strength the Lugia-freak
had none of the abilities one would expect a Lugia to have.

He was tossed due to being a failure and awakened again deep in
the woods, where he managed to find his way back to civilization.
Despite his unfortunate appearance he still trains to better his skills
and even though no one takes him seriously, some afraid to even get
near him. he does his best to prepare for future Pokemon competitions.