It seems that, even if the word of Pokemon, works of literature are still captivating minds.
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It seems that, even if the word of Pokemon, works of literature are still captivating minds.
Check out more covers after the break.
This is a Pokemon ballet. Like, Pokemon battles as ballet dances Pokemon ballet. Well, specifically it’s Pokemon Red, but still…it’s Pokeballet!
It comes from the mind of choreographer Andrew Plotner and was performed at the Creighton Lied Arts Center. I’m teetering between impressed and terrified.
Check out the performance after the break.
Dookieshed and Smooth McGroove have teamed up to bring you this Pokémon Theme Parody Acapella called “Try to Catch a Few!”.
According to them “Every Pokémon game is filled with nameless trainers. We thought it was time they got some recognition.”
It’s nice to see someone looking out for the little guy 
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What if there were endless parallel universes with endless Pokédexes to complete? You’d constantly have to jump around to catch ‘em all. It adds a whole other dimension to Pokémon.
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If you thought seeing Nicholas Cage’s face on various Pokemon was disturbing, then things are about to get worse. A lot worse. You won’t be seeing Cage’s beady eyes staring back at you from your favorite pocket monsters. Instead, you’ll find yourself staring into the face of Benedict Cumberbatch courtesy of the Pokebatchichooseyou Tumblr.
You might know him from the Sherlock Holmes TV series, you might also know him as the villain in the upcoming Star Trek movie, but for the time-being, you’ll know him as the guy who had his face superimposed to various Pokemon.
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Being bored can drive a person to do weird things. For example, you could draw all 151 first generation Pokémon with Nicholas Cage’s face. That’s what came to one person’s mind and thus the Pokemon x Nic Cage Tumblr was born. Yes, a whole micro-blog devoted to the actor and pocket monsters. The internet is amazing.
Check out a few more bizarro illustrations after the break.
Pokémon have a certain cartoonish quality to them that, like it or not, is unlikely to change. It fits their world, but artist Sam Yang has redesigned a few to look much more realistic. He remade starters Charizard, Venusaur, and Blastoise so that they look like something straight out of a modern movie blockbuster. I’d totally pay to see this movie.
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…then it would be all sorts of awesome. Check out more Poke-fied video game characters after the break.
