#327 Spinda used Teeter Dance and Attract in our Pokemon Generation III Art Tribute
Spinda using Teeter Dance by DragonchildX
DragonchildX aka Aurora from Hungary draws a lot of types of different art, ranging from landscapes to human characters, fan art and a lot more. She participated in our Pokemon Generation based Projects and our Nintendo 64 Anniversary Tribute and became also one of our Art Judges in the Game-Art-HQ group on deviantART!
I look forward to seeing more of this talented artist when we start our next art collaborations.
Please have a look at her portfolio here!
Spinda using Teeter Dance by Shinragod
Shinragod is one of the Moderators and Editors in our team but an active artist who participated in many Game-Art-HQ Art Collaborations since years. He joined all three Pokemon Generation tributes so far with the following Pokemon:
Please have a good look at Shinragod’s Portfolio on deviantART and consider to commission him when he is available!
Teeter Dance
“The user performs a wobbly dance that confuses the Pokémon around it.”
Teeter Dance is a Normal-type move that doesn’t deal any damage but instead confuses any and all Pokemon adjacent to the user. It was first introduced in Hoenn and has an accuracy of 100%.
Before Generation V, it was the signature move of Spinda. Since then, male Spinda can pass down the move to other Pokémon species in its egg group.
#327 Spinda
“Its steps are shaky and stumbling. Walking for a long time makes it feel sick.”
Spinda is a Normal-type Pokemon with a 50% chance of being male or female. It is based off a panda and no two Spinda’s spots are the same, there are over 4 billion spot variations so the chance of seeing two identical Spinda is extremely unlikely.
It doesn’t evolve into any other Pokemon and can be found residing in the mountains. Spinda often thinks it’s walking in a straight line but it can always be found wobbling and spinning around, which confuses opponents and makes them difficult to land an attack. Teeter Dance was originally Spinda’s signature move due to it’s wobbly movement.
Spinda made it’s first anime appearance in an episode where Ash and the others were trying to help a girl named Claire find a Spinda with a heart-shaped spot on its forehead. In the Pokemon Adventures manga the gym leader, Norman also owns a Spinda that he uses with a Slaking and switches their abilities using the Skill Swap ability.