u/Arcaninous

The last post about cross-gen evo. If you're looking for Eevee's family, I haven't forgotten them, you just have to scroll down to my older posts

My posts about the cross-gen evo Pokémon are almost finished. The next picture will be the last

I have to admit that when I started posting my first picture of cross-gen evo Pokémon, I didn't realize there were so many of them. More to come soon 😅

More cross-gen evo in part 03 which I'll post tomorrow! 😉
Unrelated question, but am I the only one who doesn't like the Bandai Kids Attack Pose figures that contain some kind of "move effect" like a water jet, an energy ball, lightning, rock/earth shards... ?

More photos for cross-gen evo coming soon 🙂

All the Paradox Pokémon transformed into finger puppets up to today. You'll also see Scarlet and Violet Book, a comparison between the Paradox Pokémon of the past and future with the original Pokémon of the present day, a battle against Ultra Beasts and Paradoxes, and finally, an unusual surprise.

I hope other Paradox Pokémon will get their own Bandai Kids figures. The ones I'd most like to get are: Iron Moth, Slither Wings, Iron Valiant, Roaring Moon, Iron Thorns, and Iron Jugulis (although ideally I would like all the Paradoxes as finger puppets). Unfortunately, the future ones are somewhat forgotten by all the brands, in favor of the ancient Paradoxes.

I believe tomorrow will mark the end of the main quest against Rakurium in Pokémon Horizons. Ready to save the world?

All 151 Pokémon from the Kanto region's Pokedex in finger puppets. The vast majority of them are in very good condition. As usual, I generally choose the most modern mold and colors and/or the one I prefer, always trying to ensure that an entire evolutionary line will have a similar color shade.

Sometimes when I find one in better condition, or when a better appearance/pose is created by Bandai Kids, I tend to replace it.

There is another variant of Gen 8 Rotom phone, which vertical position. But I already own the Gen 9 Rotom phone. It seems to me that Bandai Kids is the official line that has brought together the most forms of Rotom.

When I collect Bandai Kids figures, I like it when members of an evolutionary line have a similar color. There are other color versions of Magnemite and Magneton that have a slightly greener tint. I would have been bothered by having Magnemite in a different shade than Magneton. Besides, I find the gray variant more harmonious with Magnezone's color, which is why I chose the gray tint. I also made sure to get a Magnezone with a metallic paint to match the metallic paint on the bolts of Magnemite and Magneton.

Along with Meltan and Melmetal, these are the only five Pokémon in my finger puppet collection to have a metallic finish.

Here are all the Pokémon from the Galar Pokédex that have been transformed into finger puppets by Bandai Kids to date. This represents 65 different species out of 89 (alternative and regional forms are not considered).

In the Gen 8, the figures that I did not want to buy and that exist are only alternative forms: Antique Polteageist, Phony Sinistea, Gorging Cramorant and 3 other colors of Alcremie.

Note : You can refer to this post as a checklist of Galar Pokémon; however, keep in mind that my photos may become outdated over time if Bandai Kids releases new Pokémon for this generation (for example, Hatterene is very likely to have her own finger puppet in the future).

All regional forms and convergent species that have tansformed into finger puppets and I compare them to the original Pokemon in each photo. I know Kleavor, Scizor, and Quagsire shouldn't be here, but it's to have a symmetry or make a picture less empty.

Note: Poltchageist, Toedscruel, and regional forms not shown in this pictures do not exist as finger puppets. Over time, my photos may become outdated if new figures are created