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Custom Amiibos Showcase Nintendo Fan Artistry
Certain Amiibo figures have been deemed rare, but even Marth and Wii Fit Trainer are common when compared to the one-of-a-kind creations found within a passionate custom Amiibo community. A Tumblr page called "Custom Amiibo" has compiled some of the best fan creations from across the web.
The page serves as an index of Amiibo modifications from several different sites. Within the page, fans will find everything from the Paper Mario and Paper Luigi modifications that popped up earlier this month to a Pikachu Amiibo that has evolved into a Raichu Amiibo.
Check out the gallery of some of our favorites found on the Custom Amiibo page, then head over to the Tumblr itself and see the full collection of fan creations being showcased.
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