#381 Latios in our Pokemon Generation III Art Tribute
Latios used Luster Purge by Viral-Zone
Back in October 2017 I saw a wonderful take on Ramza Beoulve from Final Fantasy Tactics, one of my favourite Playstation games ever.
It was drawn by this skilled artist from the UK and reason enough to invite him to our group on dA. Diogo / Viral Zone liked the idea of our art collaborations and soon became an active part of the community including his contributions for this project with the trio of Latios, Treecko and Loudred
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Please check out his whole here on deviantART here!
Luster Purge
“The user lets loose a damaging burst of light. This may also lower the target’s Sp. Def statistics”
Luster Purge is the signature move of Latios, who is the first Pokemon in our series of art collaborations who was drawn using it. It is a Psychic-Type attack is pretty similar to the Mist Ball, but has a 50% chance of lowering the opponents Special Defense instead of the Attack.
Latios used Safeguard by EvanRank
EvanRank is one of the new German artists that are on board Game-Art-HQ and the Pokemon Tributes since 2018!
She contributed not less than three illustrations for our third Pokemon Collaboration starting with his take on Milotic performing the Recover move, followed by Latios and finally the last one of the Generation III Pokemon, the Legendary Deoxys.
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Have a good look at the whole gallery of this artist here!
Safeguard
“The user creates a protective field that prevents status conditions for five turns.”
Safeguard is a Normal-type move firstly introduced in the second generation of Pokemon.
In the Pokemon movie ‘The Power of One’, the main legendary of the film, Lugia can be seen using this move a number of times. This was the same case for Celebi in the ‘Pokemon 4Ever’ movie.
Just like the Wish, the Safeguard move was used by Togetic for the first time in our Art Tribute!
“Even in hiding, it can detect the locations of others and sense their emotions since it has telepathy. Its intelligence allows it to understand human languages”
