You know, I knew Stufful were red pandas, but I didn't know

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>>33021936
Stufful's attack animation, for comparison.

>>33021936
>>33021942
Stufful is ugly. It's too weirdly proportioned.

>>33021936
is that a robo-tentaquil

>>33021936
Stufful is adorable as fuck but Bewear can choke

>>33021967
*insert any of the alola starter final forms* is ugly. It's too weirdly proportioned.

>>33021936
Stufful and Bewear are cute!

CUTE!

>>33022119
B-but they don't have hips and eyelashes REEEEEEEEE!

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>>33021936
They really are. Their extremely unrealistic body proportions also reflect those of a stuffed animal. Like, look at pic related. Big head, cylinder limbs, soulless eyes; it's a dead-on match.

The different color scheme is also a part of it, cause you know all those stuffed animals that are colored differently from their real life counterparts? I mean, everyone knows elephants aren't ACTUALLY blue, but there are loads of blue stuffed elephants. It's like that.

And everything here applies to Bewear, as well, but with a mascot costume instead of a stuffed animal. Japan knows a lot about stuffed mascots.

I didn't really like Bewear and Stufful at first, but Pokemon are much more than a design, you know? It adds a lot of depth to them when you really find out about them, which is what makes a lot of other Pokemon great, too. Stufful and Bewear are proof that first impressions of new Pokemon are usually uncalled for.

unless the Pokemon sucks both ways