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Terrifying Pikachu Statue Is Made Of Nightmares And Horror
A terrifying sculpture of Pikachu made of nightmares and misguided cloning aspirations has appeared online to haunt your sleep.
The piece comes from artist @okjojoijojfoai, and was posted on their blog earlier this month. It's one part Pikachu, one part bug-type Pokémon, and a few parts Graboid from the movie Tremors. Either that, or it's a result of a terrible Telepod accident like the one seen in The Fly.
However it came about, it's terrifying... but I can't look away.
[Source: tachibanaportfolio, via I Watched the Entire Overblood Super Replay Facebook group, Reddit]
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