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which is now 
, against 
and decided I should try and make some of my battles more physical. 's porygon z has detachable parts, so that explains his unique design
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Love how you drew Porygon-Z's wings!
This sure is intense with all the broken glass and commotion going on in the battle sequence. Rosencrantz sure looks like one ferocious feline with impressively realistic tummy fur, and frightening fangs. And I adore the way you portrayed Porygon-Z, it's amazing. The binary code-patterned feathers bursting from its spreading wings, its robotic head sparking and blackening as it gets chomped on, springing forth from its body and connected by a smoking, sparking tendril of electricity makes this creature a marvellously mechanical artificial denizen. Brilliant depiction of this fierce fight.
And if your eyes don't hurt by the end of viewing it, you can't say you've portrayed the porygon family right. Ain't that true?