Cool, what software do you use? And what is your process on rendering? How much cleaning up is needed? i really like how these look

Zangoose is my most preferred Pokemon, even though I stopped playing Pokemon (again). Are you going to give him a free combo type move and call it double team? What about detect? If the opponent tries to attack him, he summons a reversal box and speedily moves backward or behind the opponent, depending on his distance from the edge of the screen.

How about implementing a trainer system? During the beginning, each player chooses their trainer, and each trainer has a certain set of items that can be used during the match by pressing start and a directional button. They could be in the background with their heads following and pointing their arms and making long faces or falling to their knees when their Pokemon loses. The selection could be shown at the beginning of a match -- just have each player appear as a silhouette until they're chosen, and when they're chosen, have them throw out their Pokemon with Pokeballs. And if two people want the same trainer, just have two palettes for each trainer. Paradoxes happen all the time in fighting games anyway, so it wouldn't be tacky. Plus, correct me if I'm wrong, once you get the movement of one trainers down, it'd be easy just to change the features to make them resemble other trainers? I was thinking maybe 5 different types of trainers to have 5 different sets of abilities. It'd be like choosing a "groove" before the match, but -- but -- better than a "groove."

Ash could have zero items, but, instead, allow his Pokemon to avoid a faint once because of his encouragement and also increase his Pokemon's critical hit ratio during the match. Gary could give his Pokemon X attack, X Speed, etc. Brock could give his Pokemon potions or berries, etc. And for the items to take effect, the player would throw it on the field and the Pokemon would have to grab the item up like a platform game. I think the effects of the items and trainers could balance things out.

It'd be cool if you had a full game in mind and gave each Pokemon their abilities (not that any character you created has a poison attack), but Lopunny has some more useful abilities.

Looking forward to Zangoose. My ideas are awesome! You should implement them for maximum enjoyability and innovation! No, really, they are super awesome and if you put in the work to do that stuff, you'd have a really nice Pokemon fighting game system on your hands.

I'd even help you out if you need help with anything (besides your awesome renders, of course).

I love you long time if you do them!

Man, this is really cool!
Your previous works (and Blaziken Mewtwo) are sensational. I'm waiting for these other two: D

 Speaking of which, do you think some other Pokemon? I say this because I am a fan of Pokemons type fight and a game like MUGEN would be nice to have the Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee and Hitmontop. Do you have plans to make any of them?

 Sorry for the mistakes of English. I use Google Translate.

I like how swift and fluffy Loppuny's animations are (specially the ear movements). Which moves do you planto use?

Zangoose should have crush claw which could work a bit like Iori's turning slash thing that he has in XII and XIII, quick attack as a dash forwards attack and maybe night slash as an upwards slashing anti air. Detect would also be cool as previously mentioned, it could work a bit like Juri's taunt escape move.

Lopunny could have dizzy punch as a rekka attack, bounce as an attack that would work a bit like Oro's hcf k or Bison's head press, jump kick which would work a bit like Takuma's jump kick thing or maybe even a Robert style dive kick, also maybe the elemental punches but I'm not sure how they could be implemented.