Shivansh Mishra
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Pokémon evolution is tricky business. Like any ugly duckling, many Pokémon barely resemble their younger selves once they move on to their next stage of life. In-Progress Pokémon is a Tumblr page created by an artist who wanted to show fans what those “in-between” Pokémon stages look like. Thanks to this fine work, we can finally see what Pokémon look like between their evolutionary stages. Never lose sleep again because you don’t know how a Magikarp turns into a Gyrados!
If you love In-Progress Pokémon’s work, you can commission Pokémon artwork at this link.
Consider supporting this hard working artist and expanding the world’s Pokedex, one missing Pokémon link at a time.
Now, check out these incredible images.
Vulpix – Ninetales
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Kabuto – Kabutops
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Sentret – Furret
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Teddiursa – Ursaring
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Spinarak – Ariados
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Hoppip – Skiploom – Jumpluff
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Swinub – Piloswine – Mamoswine
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Psyduck – Golduck
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Dratini – Dragonair – Dragonite
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Charmander – Charmeleon – Charizard
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Exeggcute – Exeggutor
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Chikorita – Bayleef – Meganium
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Wingull – Pelipper
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Sunkern – Sunflora
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Larvitar – Pupitar – Tyranitar
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Togepi – Togetic – Togekiss
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Mareep – Flaaffy – Ampharos
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Magnemite – Magneton – Magnezone
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Weedle – Kakuna – Beedrill
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Venonat – Venomoth
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Cubone – Marowak
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Magikarp – Gyarados
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Paras – Parasect
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Geodude – Graveler – Golem
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Caterpie – Metapod – Butterfree
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Meowth – Persian
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