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Custom Amiibo Round-Up: Pokémon Edition
In the past, I've highlighted several custom Amiibo creators. From creators paying tribute to Overwatch to artists designing tributes to Mario and Zelda, I've enjoyed scouring the corners of the internet to find some of the most interesting, creative, and unique modifications and original designs using Nintendo's NPC figures as the template.
This time, however, I wanted to focus on three creators I've noticed for creating some really awesome Pokémon custom Amiibos. I'm a huge fan of the series, and with Pokémon Go serving as one of the most talked about games of 2016, and Pokémon Sun and Moon recently launching, there's no better time to highlight some of these creations. You can see a collection of custom Pokémon Amiibos from artists GandaKris, Kiick_Ash, and Akshop08 below.
Credit: GandaKris
Credit: AkShop08
Credit: Kiick_Ash
Credit: GandaKris
Credit: AkShop08
Credit: Kiick_Ash
Credit: GandaKris
Credit: AkShop08
Credit: Kiick_Ash
Credit: AkShop08
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