Pokemon Fan Designs Realistic Urshifu

A creatively skilled Pokemon fan is racking up likes in the thousands for their realistic depiction of Urshifu. The lifelike illustration of the Legendary Pokemon, which features photorealistic details in its fur, clothing, and even eyes, is leaving a lot of Pokemon fans plenty impressed, while also almost as equally disturbed.

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The impressive yet disturbing version of Urshifu comes from a Reddit user with the handle of LolitaRey, who posted their creation to one of the site's primary Pokemon pages. Appearing to be modeled after the Single Strike Style, the naturalistic Urshifu almost looks as if it was photographed, rather than it being a piece of digital artwork. The second image in the post is a close-up, side-profile of the piece, further showing off the incredible realism in each and every texture. While Urshifu in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet has been popular to use, this may cause a few trainers to reconsider.

Stirring up several hundred comments, Pokemon fans are finding the realism to be both incredible and yet "nightmare fuel" at the same time. While maybe not as common as some other styles of Pokemon fan art, creating ultra-realistic versions of Pokemon is certainly a niche within the artistically prolific fandom. Found on the same page as the one above, another Pokemon fan created a horrifyingly realistic Squirtle, also crafted with photorealistic textures and details. While the Squirtle is an actual physical sculpture, unlike the Urshifu above, both are largely found by Pokemon fans to be extremely creepy.

Some Less-Disturbing Pokemon Fan Art

Urshifu in a hyperrealistic art style may be disturbing to most Pokemon fans, but the original poster has also made headlines for other Pokemon art, and in a vastly different style. Last October, the same Pokemon fan shared an adorable Halloween Togepi figure, which they 3D printed. Apparently their first-ever print, the Togepi is much more true to Pokemon's normal art style than the Urshifu. While the trend of creating realistic Pokemon may be "disturbing," the fascination with what "real life" Pokemon could look like seems to constantly pique the curiosity of the fanbase.