A talented artist and Pokemon fan has created a detailed doll from scratch of Ninetales that looks straight out of the game. Since the launch of the latest entries into the franchise, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, talented gamers have been flocking online to share their art in various ways. From funny Pokemon memes to videos of various humorous glitches, there always seems to be something new to be shared in this long-running community.

When players aren't engaged in trying to catch them all, they are often busy creating and using influences from past Pokemon games. Recently one fan turned the new starters from Pokemon Scarlet and Violet into sprites from Generation One, which was a staple art style used throughout many of the earlier games. Seeing the past and present of this popular franchise blend so seemingly well together shows how much the past has influenced current and longstanding fans of Pokemon. There seems to be no shortage of creativity from the millions of fans nor an end to the fantastic creations currently making the rounds online. This latest Pokemon doll is a perfect example of how some players can turn their passion into a business.

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An artist and TikTok user, Umbratundra, shared a video showing off their amazing Ninetales doll they made by hand that's not only life-like but is fully posable. According to the fan, the process took over 40 hours of hard work to bring the fierce fox to life. Umbratundra admitted it was a lot of work and a challenge, but in the end, they are glad they didn't give up. The response from other Pokemon fans was met with high praise, with many wondering how they could make one for themselves. With all this talent out there, perhaps The Pokemon Company should hold contests and hire these fans to design new Pokemon.

Ninetales has been around since the very beginning of the Pokemon series. As the evolved form of the adorable Vulpix that belonged to Brock in the original Pokemon anime, its design is thought to be based on the red fox and the kitsune from Japanese legend. Umbratundra's Ninetales' creation is currently up for auction and could fetch hundreds of dollars by the time the auction ends on December 15. The artist also stated they are self-taught in creating art dolls and used YouTube videos to hone their craft. While it wasn't a Pokemon doll that went viral recently, a comic combining Pokemon Scarlet and Violet's Nemona and Dragon Ball Z also captured fans' interest on Twitter. These recent fan-art examples are giving Pokemon fans a lot to talk about.

Although Pokemon Scarlet and Violet may be the lowest-rated main titles on Metacritic, the love and appreciation for the Pokemon themselves from its fans is not going away anytime soon. From generation to generation, the talent in this community will only continue to grow.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet are available now on Nintendo Switch.

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