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Skarmory is a species of avian Pokémon whose flesh is entirely composed of a tough silvery metal, save for its distinctive red wing plumes. Its shelled skin gains its toughness from a young age through a rather harsh process:

Skarmory mothers nest in bushes of bramble, and the constant exposure of the chicks to the thorny environment of a bramble bush causes scratches and abrasions that prompt the development of the skin into hard steel shells.

Surviving infancy in a bramble bush ensures a strong body and a strong chance for survival in the wilderness for the rest of a Skarmory’s life.

Skarmory is by no means restricted by its protective shell; While its metal exterior is sturdy, its bones are hollow and light, allowing it easy flight just like any other bird. Onlookers often wonder if Skarmory’s anatomy constitutes a genuine improvement to its aerial mobility:

the Pokémon is capable of flying at a top speed of 180 miles per hour, because of its streamlined body and hollow bones.

Skarmory behaves like a real-life bird of prey such as an eagle in its hunting and battling habits. It routinely hunts by swooping down to ground level and picking its prey with its clawed talons.

Alternatively, it uses its sharp talons and sword-like wing tips to seemingly slice through its targets at its blindingly fast speed, a tactic it uses both for hunting and when in a trainer-directed Pokémon battle.

Another way Skarmory is like other birds is the molting of its feathers, which Skarmory performs once a year. The wings, as a result of being battered and worn out by the battles the Pokémon wages, molt once a year to restore the feathers' sharpness.

The fallen feathers left behind have been used by people in the past to craft weaponry such as swords, daggers, and arrow heads.

On a minor note, Skarmory's bladed tail feather is also said to resemble a can opener.

We are back online! Found a copy of MS Paint -- finally!
One of my earliest ginjika project's (deoxys.groudon,etc.)..
As you see, it's a mess, I mean look at that cape! Ugh

My problem about Photoshop is that, it erases the sharp lines that I'm making (look at the hair) and it disturbs me -- a lot.

Description
============
EAMUDO
============

Skarmory is a species of avian Pokémon whose flesh is entirely composed of a tough silvery metal, save for its distinctive red wing plumes. Its shelled skin gains its toughness from a young age through a rather harsh process:

Skarmory mothers nest in bushes of bramble, and the constant exposure of the chicks to the thorny environment of a bramble bush causes scratches and abrasions that prompt the development of the skin into hard steel shells.

Surviving infancy in a bramble bush ensures a strong body and a strong chance for survival in the wilderness for the rest of a Skarmory’s life.

Skarmory is by no means restricted by its protective shell; While its metal exterior is sturdy, its bones are hollow and light, allowing it easy flight just like any other bird. Onlookers often wonder if Skarmory’s anatomy constitutes a genuine improvement to its aerial mobility:

the Pokémon is capable of flying at a top speed of 180 miles per hour, because of its streamlined body and hollow bones.

Skarmory behaves like a real-life bird of prey such as an eagle in its hunting and battling habits. It routinely hunts by swooping down to ground level and picking its prey with its clawed talons.

Alternatively, it uses its sharp talons and sword-like wing tips to seemingly slice through its targets at its blindingly fast speed, a tactic it uses both for hunting and when in a trainer-directed Pokémon battle.

Another way Skarmory is like other birds is the molting of its feathers, which Skarmory performs once a year. The wings, as a result of being battered and worn out by the battles the Pokémon wages, molt once a year to restore the feathers' sharpness.

The fallen feathers left behind have been used by people in the past to craft weaponry such as swords, daggers, and arrow heads.

On a minor note, Skarmory's bladed tail feather is also said to resemble a can opener.

We are back online! Found a copy of MS Paint -- finally!
One of my earliest ginjika project's (deoxys.groudon,etc.)..
As you see, it's a mess, I mean look at that cape! Ugh

My problem about Photoshop is that, it erases the sharp lines that I'm making (look at the hair) and it disturbs me -- a lot.