Squash Match

Scenario: I don't have any interest in Pokken Tournament because none of my favorite Pokemon are in it and Pikachu is in the game TWICE, taking up a slot that could have been filled by the more interesting Hawlucha.

Reaction:  I draw a picture of the unnecessary Pikachu beating my favorite Pokemon.  Logic?  I've got it!

Not much story behind this.  I was bored.  I like wrestling.  I have a habit of picking on my favorite characters.  Even the names of the characters are pointless; I just liked the sound of "Tango and Mercy."

Mercy was easy enough to do, even if I exaggerated her arm length for the sake of performing a Gorilla Press Slam (I accidentally gave her big biceps too, but I had to cut them out).  Tango was a bit of a challenge, though.  Easy parts were copying his head from a time I drew my RP character and the body, but getting a sense of dangling and weightlessness in his legs was difficult; not really certain I accomplished it either.  The health bar boxes are also smaller than I thought they'd be.

If you've seen anything I do with Pokemon, you'll notice that I give Pokemon moves that they can't learn.  It doesn't make sense, but I love Fighting Type moves and I don't have any particular fondness for "the rules" if a Pokemon has enough limbs to perform certain moves.  If you wanna call me out on anything, ask me why I gave a cruiserweight luchador a lifting move reserved primarily for hosses...Those are wrestling terms, kids.

I swear that the levels aren't totally unrealistic, though.  I've had a few battles where I beat Pokemon a few levels higher than mine.  I know it's not common, but I feel like a 5 level gap wouldn't be impossible for talented players to pull off...Whether or not they could do it THIS EASILY, however, is another matter.