The Amazing Pokémon Cosplay: Ivysaur Transforms into Venusaur in a Theatrical Display

One talented and creative Pokemon fan captures the beauty of evolution in one pocket monster cosplay that changes from Ivysaur to Venusaur.

The transformation of Ivysaur into Venusaur is captured in a hilarious and stylish Pokemon cosplay.

The transforming gown was created and uploaded by the user alliecat_cosplay to Reddit. It appears cute and fun in its Ivysaur form and features a closed flower bud to form a cap. In its Venusaur version, it has a strapless, long skirt. top. This is an effortless fashion. The cosplayer uploaded a video on their Instagram account that shows the way that the outfit transforms from one style to another.

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Pokemon Cosplay: A Sophisticated Game

Ivysaur and Venusaur aren’t the only pocket monsters that have inspired sophisticated costumes which take on the form of a gown. Popular cosplay and YouTuber Mink The Satyr shared several photos of her Trubbish Costume, which featured flowing sleeves with full skirts and delicate lace. The final result perfectly reflects a high-fashion aesthetic which is a rather ironic outcome considering that Trubbish is a fifth-generation Pokemon that is a fusion of garbage bags, industrial waste, and chemical agents.

The long-running mega-franchise began in 1996, with the release of Pocket Monsters: Red and Green; Nintendo later rebranded the games as Pokemon Red and Blue. In the past, the company has launched over 120 mainline as well as spinoff games, with the most recent entries, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet dropped at the end of last year. Scarlet and Violet received mixed reviews from both players and critics. At the same time, certain players requested full refunds due to the title’s numerous performance issues however, others welcomed the chaos and created hilarious memes about the numerous issues.

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The Pokemon franchise doesn’t just contain video games or amazing examples of fan-created content, such as cosplay. The multimedia juggernaut also features manga, manga series, tie-in movies, the game that is officially licensed for trading cards, and anime of course. Pokemon Ultimate Journeys The Series served as a swan song for Ash Ketchum, the franchise’s long-running protagonist, as well as Pikachu. Pokemon Horizons was released on April 14th and introduced two brand new principal characters, Liko, and Sprigatito.

A different form of Pokemon anime will also be coming to Netflix shortly. The stop-motion animation Pokemon Concierge HTML2 will is not a follow-up to the story of a trainer, but instead, concentrate on Haru an employee at a resort. The story will show Haru interacting with guests as well as their mini monsters in their pocket as she navigates the many challenges of customer service work.

Pokemon Ultimate Journeys: The series is currently available to stream on Netflix and several games in the franchise are available to play exclusively on the Nintendo Switch.