The Pokemon fandom is capable of some pretty impressive things, especially when it involves being creative. Whether it's a 70-year-old man that plays Pokemon GO with 45 phones, or something as simple as arts and crafts fans have done some impressive things. Of course, there's also an in-between of dedication and creativity, which is the case with a fan that built multiple Pokemon out of LEGOs.

Reddit user Ddave_ made LEGO reconstructions of Pikachu, Geodude, Eevee, and Ditto, along with some Pokeballs for a LEGO fan convention. The statues are actually really detailed, looking about as true to life as it's possible to get with LEGOs. The apparent Pokemon master didn't disclose how much time it took to make everything in the post, but it's safe to guess that it took quite a lot.

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In addition to designing the pocket monsters, Ddave_ also posted digital instructions on how to recreate the LEGO constructs at home, so any fans with some time on their hands can follow along. Maybe the next one can be a headless Snorlax like the one that's been circulating recently, though that would likely come with a different set of design challenges.

It's great to see fans passionate about video games knock projects out of the park. Just recently, God of War artist Raff Grassetti showed off some killer Star Fox art, so it's safe to say that there are some exceptionally talented individuals out there making cool stuff, which this LEGO set is further proof of.

Pokemon can be a pretty weird franchise, after all, Nintendo-approved Pokemon ASMR now exists, but it's also a game that the community can rally around. Not to mention how iconic some of its characters are. At this point, Pikachu has become something of a mascot for Japan, and it's hard to imagine a world without it.

Hopefully, Ddave_ will make some more Pokemon constructs in the future. The current ones are really cool, and it would be great to see other ones, maybe even on a greater scale. After all, who wouldn't want to see a full-size replica of Charizard recreated brick by brick?

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