Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Ken Sugimori’s original Pokemon artwork has finally made its way to the Internet ...

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 ...

Rhydon was one of the first Pokémon ever designed by Ken Sugimori ... to see Sugimori (or the current design team) revisit ...

For over 20 years, Pokémon fans have circulated poor-quality scans of the original watercolor artwork for the 251 monsters from the first two generations by renowned series artist Ken Sugimori.

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. He is responsible for the ...

To get it online, artwork had to be scanned and digitized. This is how Pokémon designer and lead artist Ken Sugimori’s watercolor Pokémon paintings eventually made their way online ...

As broken down by YouTuber and Pokémon archivist Lewtwo on Twitter, they were sent, "accurate scans of the original 251 Ken Sugimori Pokemon artwork to archive in high quality." More like this ...

Apparently, however, long-time Pokémon artist Ken Sugimori designed Blaziken specifically to push the envelope and test whether audiences would accept a more humanoid looking Pokémon.

The Blastoise card on the right is signed by Ken Sugimori and could be worth a hefty six-figure sumCredit: Jordan Blecher Blecher said there were "tens of thousands" of Pokémons in the ...

A solo developer known for creature-collector RPGs is in the early stages of making a new 3D game inspired by some viral Pokemon fan art, itself based on Ken Sugimori's original trading card game ...