For the first time, "authentic" rescans of Ken Sugimori's iconic Pokemon art reveal the true, original vision for the Kanto and Johto-region Pokemon, and I'm shook. As YouTuber and Pokemon ...

Pokemon archivists have discovered the original designs by Ken Sugimori for the first 251 'mons. ... Pokemon Archivists Uncover High-Quality Scans Of Sugimori's Original Art. Story by Josh Coulson ...

Ken Sugimori, best known as the character designer and art director of Pokémon, has been around since the inception of the franchise.In a translation provided by Siliconera recently, the talented ...

Two Decades Later, Pokémon's Original Iconic Art Can Finally Be Seen In Its Full Glory Pokémon fans have long circulated washed-out versions of Ken Sugimori’s original pieces ...

In the early days of the Pokemon series, much of the promotional art for the franchise was provided by Game Freak's designer and Pulseman manga artist Ken Sugimori. Your login session has expired ...

The project comes from fan artist pokeyugami, showing off a short video on Twitter of their take on a 3D Pokémon game. It's pretty obvious that the video is mimicking Sugimori's art style, one ...

Ken Sugimori is best known as the character designer and art director for Pokémon, but have you ever wondered what he did before that?In a recently released art book of his, titled Ken Sugimori ...

Ken Sugimori’s original Pokemon artwork has finally made its way to the Internet, providing Pokemon fans with a chance to see the earliest Pokemon how they were meant to be viewed.

Imagine a world in which someone took Ken Sugimori’s original Pokémon art and brought it to life with animation.And then, in this wonderful idyll, someone took inspiration from this fanart, and ...

When Pokemon Red and Blue first released, the game was accompanied by a lot of excellent art from Ken Sugimori. Sugimori’s stunning watercolor art could be found throughout the instruction ...

Pokémon art on the internet — particularly from Pokémon Red and Blue and Pokémon Gold and Silver — has apparently been ‘wrong’ for years, based off inaccurate art scans. Archivists are ...