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Fans wake up to Dream World artwork (view source)
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From the art we've seen so far, there is a stark contrast between the Dream World art and Sugimori art that has been released with Pokémon games over recent years. The Dream World art uses brighter, bolder colors and thicker lines, with a different feel to Sugimori's now familiar style. Some Pokémon are colored differently than usual: {{p|Ivysaur}} traditionally has red eyes, but its new Dream World art shows it with purple eyes. | From the art we've seen so far, there is a stark contrast between the Dream World art and Sugimori art that has been released with Pokémon games over recent years. The Dream World art uses brighter, bolder colors and thicker lines, with a different feel to Sugimori's now familiar style. Some Pokémon are colored differently than usual: {{p|Ivysaur}} traditionally has red eyes, but its new Dream World art shows it with purple eyes. | ||
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File: | File:538Throh_Dream.png|Nageki art from the Dream World | ||
File: | File:538Throh.png|Nageki art by Ken Sugimori | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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