Show and Tell: Pokemon, piece by piece

by Alisha Karabinus { Jul 29th 2008 at 12:00PM }

The LEGO master Lwelyk is at it again, but this time, his work is back in Pokémon form. He's recreated an army of critters, people, and more from Nintendo's mega-franchise, You've got the expected Pikachu, of course -- what collection of Pokémon anything would be complete without Pikachu? -- but there's a lot more, too. You can get a glimpse of some of the creations in the gallery below, or check out the full site for even more Pokémon.

It's not the first time Lwelyk has tackled awesome video game mosaics. Which do you prefer: the Pokemans, or his Link's Awakening mosaics?

Gallery: Show and Tell: Lwelyk's LEGO mosaics

Show and Tell is all about your stuff, so long as it's Nintendo-related. We love to see your collections, your crafts, your frosted creations, your t-shirts and swag of all sorts. Just snap a few pictures, tell us what's up, and send it all to showmeit [at] dsfanboy [dot] com. We'll take care of the rest.

Tags: lego, lwelyk, pokemon

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

chibi_wings @ Jul 29th 2008 3:40PM

I prefer his pokemon pieces, not only because I'm a pokemon fangirl, but also because they look clearer for some reason.

Now I'm off to hide before the Zelda fanboys and girls find me. tee-hee!

lwelyk @ Jul 29th 2008 3:50PM

Thanks. I've changed my picture taking method. So they look better now.

Tombstone @ Jul 29th 2008 6:21PM

Very well done. I recognize those poses as well. Like Pikachu on Balloons from Pokemon Yellow.

TJF588 @ Jul 29th 2008 7:47PM

LOL, PKMN Yellow

That Tentacruel makes me think of the PKMNTcg game. Ah, that had some good muzaks.

Zealot @ Jul 29th 2008 8:12PM

Imakuni?'s neurotic little theme still gets stuck in my head sometimes. For only including Base, Jungle, and Fossil, that was a pretty amazing game.

lwelyk @ Jul 29th 2008 8:46PM

That was an awesome game. I would buy another one if they made it today. They had a Japan-only sequel that added the Rocket set.

TJF588 @ Jul 30th 2008 6:05PM

Ah, Imakuni... damn, I wish I still had that guide; one of my first, lost along with the first pages (and cover) of the Versus Guide for RBY.

Now that he's mentioned (and that I haven't actually heard that song in a while), the Theme of MERCHANT from Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance has a similar feel. I'll spare you from any further mumbling ruminescence on the matter of such songs' feel(s).