#pmd eot

[grimvisionary]

[yuqsdug]

Redrew an old art from a year ago.

I now remember why I don't draw fully rendered artwork often.

Old version down below vvvv

I like both versions tbh.

I wish I had more yellowish green in the newer one and pulled out the reference of the original one instead of using the original as reference. That would've saved me some trouble.

[pmd-ooc]

Explorers of Time menu artwork

From Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time

[pipythecat206]

Finished this art thing today.

Yes this is related to my PMD EoT manga thing I’m working on. And yes her name is Haneko.

[gadzooksgalore]

I just started a new file on my PMD Explorers of Time cartridge because I haven't touched that game in 17 whole years, and it recently struck me that I remembered very little of the plot. So what better way to refresh my memory than experience it all over again years later! I ended up creating my own little narrative for the two main characters to make the playthrough more interesting, with Bulbasaur being the player character and Cyndaquil being the buddy.

My thought was that Deb used to be a divorced, middle-aged accountant before she was suddenly swept away to the Pokemon world and awoke as a Bulbasaur. The whole thing would've freaked her out more had it not been for the young Cyndaquil who discovered her on the beach and tried his best to help despite being quite the scaredy cat. Deb pitied the Cyndaquil (who reminded her a bit of her own son) and set her own issues aside for the time being to join him on an exploration team, hoping their adventures might provide answers as to how she ended up as a Pokemon - and if there was a way to change her back. She hadn't spent all those years saving for retirement for nothing!

I'm honestly tempted to draw what Deb looked like as a human at some point, so I guess we'll see what happens haha.

[maize-is-lost]

Hey Grovyle. I have some questions.

[hastvic]

Lazytober Day 12: Ocean

Here is some fanart for one of my defining childhood games, PMD Explorers of Time. I was a Skitty and my partner was a Charmander. Happy to say I grew up in Sharpedo Bluff watching the bubbles float over the beach with the Krabby :)

[hug-adopt-abandon]

[twistys-magia]

The End of Pokemon mystery dungeon (Magical girl edition)

Here Cotton and Solar “finale” form and rest of Team wildflower

I want to Pokémon sweet for next may lol

[flarekitti]

*I'm having trouble doing this so quick, but I want to make the pieces really reflect my ideas for them! aaaaanyway I'm trying my best lol.

[asulnabuwan]

saw this post and others tagging it as pmd and i immediately decided to try and draw it

original post will be linked in the reblogs

[pmd-ooc]

From Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time

[chaos-storm]

Words cannot describe what this song emotionally means to me. The music itself is so etherial and beautiful, but this is a song that's been with me through so many years.

Without a doubt one of my all time favorite video game tracks

[nqathan1]

PMD Explorers opinion (fine, yes, it’s a headcanon, but it’s about the ramifications of time travel, so bear with me):

It’s actually a really good thing Grovyle and [hero] got attacked and separated.

If they hadn’t, they would never have met [partner]. This is bad for a number of reasons. First and foremost, it’s [partner] who has the relic fragment that lets you into the Hidden Land. Without it, no Lapras, which means no future saving, which means it’s all for nothing.

Secondly, and more interestingly imo, it would have caused a pretty irresolvable paradox—Grovyle and [hero] disappear, which means no one had ever come to fix the time gears, which means the future never got saved, which means they did come fix the time gears, which means they didn’t, and so on. The presence of [partner], in my head, anchors them. It gives them a jumping off point to have someone who participated in the time gear shenanigans so no matter what, there was someone who wouldn’t disappear who saved the future. [Partner] might not know why in a world where [hero] and Grovyle never existed, but [partner]’s involvement is temporal proof that it happened, and also gives Dialga a reason to stabilize the paralyzed future from SE5.

Here’s the evidence to my claim.

Chapter 11 (I think?), Dusknoir takes [hero], [partner], and Grovyle to the future. We see for sure that some time has passed since they all left to begin with through Dusknoir’s conversations with Dialga and your own conversations with Celebi. This seems to indicate that there is a sort of link in the flow of time between these two points somehow. Here’s more evidence. When everyone gets back, three days have passed since we left (I believe. I may be wrong, but I’m pretty sure). If Celebi was being smart, she would have just sent everyone to the moment they left—or, even smarter, well before, to give more time for collecting gears. But she didn’t. This implies that either Celebi didn’t know what she was doing, or that there is a concrete link between the future and the past through the persons of [hero] and Grovyle. The way I understand this link is as such: once someone goes to the past, they link up their own native time with the time they are currently inhabiting. So, if time passes for them in the past, it passes for them in the future, too. Vice versa. Because of this, we have consequences like not being able to use the Passage of Time to go back earlier than we were.

I think the most important part of this theory, though, comes into play during SE5. If things functioned as they normally do in time travel stories, Grovyle and Dusknoir and Celebi and Dialga and everyone else would have already disappeared when they got back to the future. [Hero] disappears before that future could possibly have come about, so it would only make sense for everyone else to have already disappeared at the same time. But we still see quite a bit happen. In fact, I think we probably see a bit too much, even for this theory. Either way, Grovyle and Dusknoir have so much time before they start to disappear that they can climb Temporal Tower, travel across the world, climb up Vast Ice Mountain, and beat up Dialga themselves before they start to disappear. Ergo, the link—as [hero] and [partner] climb up Temporal Tower and fight Dialga themselves, the passage of time (lowercase) is linked between them and Grovyle. The two periods of time are treated more like alternate dimensions with concurrent events than separate points in a continual timeline. As such, it is only when the synced up point of disappearing approaches for [hero] that Grovyle and Dusknoir start to disappear.

The only holes in this theory are Dusknoir’s presence at the Rainbow Stoneship and the reappearance of the future crew. Dusknoir’s showing can be attributed fair easily to “he just waited until the right time.” As for the reappearance…I’m inclined to say they don’t reappear until [hero] does. Months go by in the moments between when we see them disappear and when they are reformed. But since literally nothing happens during those months, the future being literally destroyed and all, we (the player) don’t get to see it.

Anyway. Thanks for coming to my ted talk

[kakarotcamp]

So when are they going to remake explorers

[pipythecat206]

Tried out a new shading style by drawing my PMD EoT team. From left to right, there’s Haneko (A Female Charmander), Pingu (A Male Piplup), Butterfree (A Male Butterfree), and Venomoshi (A Female Venomoth).

Also the team is called Team Fish.

Oh and yes, the team name is a Just Shapes and Beats reference lmao.

(oh and if you’ve seen my readit account, I am working on a Manga with this team being the main characters. Maybe I’ll post the manga here too lmao)