How the Lego Pokémon Sets Should Have Been

Описание: Which Pokémon Battle do you want to see next?

I had the idea to make a LEGO Pokémon animation even before the official partnership with LEGO was announced.
I've been working on this video since August, and I've finally finished it just in time for the unveiling of the first official sets. It's the longest animation I've ever made.
I had a lot of fun and learned a great deal making it. For the first time, I created my own character rigs and animated characters that aren't humanoid. I also looked at many references from the Pokémon anime series.
The entire process probably took around 200 hours of work, not including rendering time, which was approximately 75 hours for the final video.

None of this would have been possible without the amazing MOCs by ‪@brickmillstudios3283‬ So a huge shoutout to him.

And also to ‪@johnloffredo‬ who made the music in this video, which significantly contributes to the mood.

I hope you like the result as much as I do, and hopefully more Pokémon animations will follow in the future.

Lego models from ‪@Mecabricks‬
Animation made with #blender
Pokémon MOCs by: ‪@brickmillstudios3283‬
Music by: ‪@johnloffredo‬

This video is a non-profit, fan-made project created with Blender 3D. This content is for entertainment purposes only. I have no professional relationship, affiliation, or endorsement from Nintendo, Game Freak, The Pokémon Company, or LEGO®. All rights to the Pokémon and LEGO franchises belong to their respective owners.

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