We Tried Drawing Pokémon From Memory! (Ft. @Emirichu & @Daidus )
CDawgVA・2 minutes read
Emily and Iris draw Pokemon from memory on MS Paint, with mixed levels of familiarity with the franchise. They engage in a drawing challenge involving various Gen 1 Pokemon, judging the drawings based on accuracy and creativity, leading to an enjoyable and humorous experience.
Insights
- Participants engage in a drawing challenge to sketch Pokémon from memory, facing issues with accuracy due to varying familiarity with the characters.
- Despite struggles with accuracy, the activity is perceived as enjoyable and entertaining, leading to reflections on the experience and potential future similar activities.
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Recent questions
What activity did Emily, Iris, Dallas, and Connor engage in?
Drawing Pokemon from memory on MS Paint.
What was Emily's experience with Pokemon as a child?
She was not allowed to play it.
How did Dallas feel about the Pokemon game?
Found it too easy.
What criteria were used to judge the drawings?
Based on accuracy.
How did the participants feel about the drawing challenge?
Enjoyable and humorous.
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Summary
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"Drawing Pokemon from Memory Challenge"
- Emily and Iris decide to draw Pokemon from memory on MS Paint with a mouse, suggested by Didus and Donna.
- Emily admits she doesn't remember much about Pokemon, as she was not allowed to play it as a child.
- Dallas, on the other hand, is familiar with Pokemon from watching the show but finds the game too easy.
- They agree to draw only Gen 1 Pokemon, using a random generator to select which one to draw.
- The first Pokemon they draw is Koffing, with a time limit of two minutes.
- Dallas draws Wheezing instead of Koffing, leading to confusion.
- The next Pokemon is Primeape, and Emily mistakenly draws Mankey instead.
- They draw Eevee next, with Emily drawing a comical version of it.
- Growlithe is the next Pokemon, and Connor's drawing is deemed the closest to the actual Pokemon.
- Raticate is the following Pokemon, and Emily's drawing is considered the most accurate.
- Bulbasaur is drawn next, with Didus and Connor having similar drawings.
- Crabby is the next Pokemon, and Connor's drawing is chosen as the closest to the actual Pokemon.
- Abra is the next Pokemon, and Emily's drawing is considered the closest to the actual Pokemon.
- Seal is the next Pokemon, and all three drawings are quite different from the actual Pokemon.
- Tentacruel is the next Pokemon, and none of the drawings are very accurate.
- Flareon is the next Pokemon, and Emily's drawing is the most accurate, despite some differences.
- The final Pokemon they draw is Magnemite, with Emily's drawing being the most creative but not accurate.
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Pokémon drawing challenge sparks creativity and fun
- Participants engage in a drawing challenge, attempting to sketch various Pokémon within a time limit.
- The drawings are judged based on accuracy, with some participants struggling to remember specific details of the Pokémon.
- Despite challenges, the activity is deemed enjoyable and humorous, with participants reflecting on the experience.
- The event concludes with a suggestion for future similar activities and a call to subscribe to the participants' channels.
