Shiny Sylveon

Good pokemon
my favorite actually
don't know why everyone here is hating and being transhpobic

even i dont care about this

It looks better imo, better than mise shinies and it looks cuter

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yall make evreything about gender and shit. stop the hate and stop arguing about trans rights on a SHINY POKEMON WEBSITE.

yall pmo

Not the best.

How shinies should be

such a simple concept but yields incredible results. also really makes sylveon the #1 trans pkmn!

The transphobia in these ratings pmo

Love the little detail of how the little dark blue stripe on the ribbons (in between pink and blue) turns hot pink on the shiny

Blue just works really well with cat/dog/foxlike Pokémon to me for some reason, and inverting the normal color palette is a bonus. The little blue socks are extra cute

@FreeSylveon Enjoying that it has a trans color scheme isn't "projecting", you're doing that yourself. Stop alternate-casing arguments that you're too stupid to refute, calling anything fictional a "cartoon", and pretending that trans people liking it somehow taints it or something.

The only part I don't like is the bright pink eyes because they sorta make it look too much like a lab rat, but they work with the rest of the color scheme so I don't fault it for that. I'm mostly glad it isn't just lime green

@no Pink, white, and blue are the colors of the trans flag, and Sylveon has all of them. Did you not take 2 seconds to look this up or are you being obtuse?

@Georges LeBar Mr. Mime doesn't have a gendered name in the original Japanese so your comment is meaningless, and celebrating something doesn't make someone a "slacktivist"

Soft-lookin' little guy. Kinda reminds me of different flavors of sherbet or Italian ice mixed together.

@Anonymous (further back) Being trans isn't a concept that's inappropriate for children to hear about, and all-ages media isn't the same thing as kids' media.

@Bruce Game Freak develops the Pokémon games, not Nintendo

Even though it's a simple inversion, it works very well with the soft pastels. Also @ShinyChad This Pokémon was adopted by the trans community as an icon so yes it does have to do with trans people. Stay braindead and middle-school enough to think "sTaY mAd" is a substitute for defending your argument.