>>52937562Does it honestly shock any single person in this thread that most Fakemon never get more than a passing glance in someone's online art gallery without any extended time, model, or animations to get an idea of the personality of their Fakemon?
Meanwhile in the real games, you have time to see the whole thing in action, see its moveset, and develop a literally wider group of thoughts than you could for a concept?
Like why do you think the fucking lizard dogs catch so many people's attention? They're fleshed out with something to either love or hate compared to what might be just a picture, model render, or 30 second video clip. It's so much harder to get attached to something and grow to like it if you don't have a lot to latch onto to begin with.
