Highlights
- A talented artist has created adorable Pokemon designs inspired by Stitch from Lilo and Stitch, showcasing how fan creations can look amazing.
- Some standout designs include a Stitch-inspired Heracross and Hypno, which were praised for their cute and amusing appearance.
- The artist has previously created Stitch-inspired Pokemon designs, with Blastoise being particularly memorable for its unique combination of art styles.
A skilled artist has recently shared a few Pokemon inspired by Stitch from the famous Lilo and Stitch movie, and the designs look adorable. Pokemon fans are often devising unique fan art, be it a fusion of different Pokemon, Paradox forms, or regional variants, and this is a nice example of how good these creations can look.
Lilo and Stitch was a classic movie that marked the childhood of many people. Released over 20 years ago, the movie had a very likable cast and told a heartfelt story about family and belonging that resonated with many people. Considering how unique Stitch’s visual design was, it’s not surprising to see people still remembering it fondly, and combining it with Pokemon, which is another huge franchise.
Now, a talented artist and Pokemon fan known as Troytheartboy shared eight of their freshly made “Lilo and Stitch experiments,” which are Pokemon that were redesigned to emulate the style of the main character in the famous movie. The creator made versions for Sneasel (both with original and Hisui variant forms), Weavile, Heracross, Hypno, Mawile, Wigglytuff, and Poliwrath. While all of these Pokemon still retain their original shape and colors, they have Stitch’s adorable yet funny face and became a little bit rounder, which makes them even cuter than usual.
While all Pokemon created by the artist looked very good, ranging between cute and amusing, some people on the Reddit post highlighted how the Stitch-like Heracross and Hypno were the best of the collection. Stitch-Heracross looks like a mixture of a frog and a weird bug, while Troytheartboy’s take on the Psychic-type Hypno is adorable and resembles a plush instead of a live creature. Another highlight of the collection is Poliwrath, which originally did not have a mouth in its official design, so it looks uncanny in its Stitch-inspired version.
This is not the first time that Troytheartboy has created Stitch-inspired Pokemon, though, as the artist is known for doing so quite frequently in the last few years. For instance, last month the Pokemon fan unveiled other seven unique designs, recreating Espeon, Blastoise, Glaceon, Rattata, Scizor, Larvitar, and Reuniclus. From these designs, Blastoise was fairly memorable, as both art styles were combined to create something unique that seemed huge, funny, and cartoonish at the same time. Hopefully, fans will be inspired by these creations and keep making all kinds of Pokemon, and Lilo and Stitch fan art in the future.