The Pokemon franchise has a large and loyal fanbase that has continued to grow over the years, and many fans have made their share of fan creations inspired by the franchise. There has been Pokemon fan art of popular Pokemon like Charmander, Pikachu, Eevee, and others that have been redesigned or re-imagined in different styles, though the creations don't stop with fan art.
There have been Pokemon fan creations that extend into various accessories and items inspired by the franchise. Some of these include replicas of the many types of Pokeballs that are used in the video games. Plush toys, action figures, and more based on the Pokemon themselves or the characters from the games and shows, like Ash Ketchum or Professor Oak, have also been shared online. One Pokemon fan recently made something based on the franchise that also goes a little further than fan art.
The Reddit user called BeemboLand shared a video of a custom Pokemon baby mobile on the Pokemon subreddit. The video shows off the baby mobile hanging over a baby crib, which has a couple of Magikarp dolls, some balloon stars, and the popular Team Rocket Meowth air-balloon that's used in the Pokemon shows. The video itself is close to 13 seconds long, but it shows the whole baby mobile in full detail for viewers to see.
The general reception to the post has been positive, with the commenters praising BeemboLand for their work in making the Pokemon baby mobile. In response to a couple of questions, BeemboLand does state that the Pokemon baby mobile is for sale, as they are an artist who makes baby mobiles and other plush toys. Before making the Pokemon baby mobile, BeemboLand made a baby mobile based on the popular video game Animal Crossing, which featured some notable characters on it that fans will likely recognize.
BeemboLand also made a baby mobile based on the Toy Story film characters, including Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Rex, and one of the Little Green Men on it. They also made a variety of different hand-made plush toys for people based on several fictional properties. One example is plush toys based on the characters Kiki and Jiji from the Studio Ghibli Japanese animated film Kiki's Delivery Service.
Similar to the Pokemon baby mobile, BeemboLand received encouraging positive feedback from commenters on their various baby mobiles and plush toys. Of course, they're not the only Pokemon fan to make plush toys inspired by the franchise. Another Reddit user called MeandSamBFFL made an impressive Purple Charizard plush toy this past April. What BeemboLand's Pokemon baby mobile proves is that Pokemon fans are always finding new ways to show their love for the franchise.