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Some cofagrigus practice with Jordyn. I usually need to trace cofagrigus' model a little to help me start a drawing of one, but I refrained from doing that for these. I think I did a good job!

I don't think I've ever explained who Jordyn is? So here's a short bio I wrote about her:

Jordyn was once a pokemon trainer. She was strict and assertive, very much seeing pokemon as "wild animals" that had to be tamed. She avoided showing emotion or affection towards her own pokemon as a show of dominance, and even kept them on leashes.

One fateful day when Jordyn was exploring the relic castle in Unova, she was suddenly and violently attacked by a trainer's rouge, berserk mega houndoom - a struggle that ended in her demise. Shortly after, Jordyn was unexpectedly reborn as a yamask. Unable to cope with the trauma of being reborn as what recently killed her (i.e. a pokemon), Jordyn unconsciously created a second identity, Myrrh, that hosted her new form. Myrrh's personality was based on what Jordyn perceived all pokemon to be like; As such, Myrrh is rambunctious, spontaneous, always looking to fight, and sexually promiscuous. All the while, Myrrh is completely unaware of her host identity and has no recollection of her past.

As the years passed, Myrrh developed into a well-rounded individual with improved impulse control, and was able to forge close relationships with other pokemon. However, when Myrrh began to seek therapy for her amnesia and uncontrollable violent impulses, Jordyn was discovered and pulled from her unconscious. Jordyn, disoriented after years of dormancy, must finally face the reality of her death and resurrection as a pokemon. It is a bumpy road as Jordyn tries to overcome her fear of pokemon and acquaint herself with all the friends Myrrh has made. The two identities switch unpredictably.

Basically, think dissociative identity disorder! But it's not quite a textbook case. Also, these are two drawings of Jordyn, not one of Jordyn and one of Myrrh. Thought that might be confusing!

EDIT: A month later I realize I forgot the extra lines on her headdress. Unbelievable. Fixed.

Cofagrigus © The Pokemon Co.

DO NOT repost without permission and credit!

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Some cofagrigus practice with Jordyn. I usually need to trace cofagrigus' model a little to help me start a drawing of one, but I refrained from doing that for these. I think I did a good job!

I don't think I've ever explained who Jordyn is? So here's a short bio I wrote about her:

Jordyn was once a pokemon trainer. She was strict and assertive, very much seeing pokemon as "wild animals" that had to be tamed. She avoided showing emotion or affection towards her own pokemon as a show of dominance, and even kept them on leashes.

One fateful day when Jordyn was exploring the relic castle in Unova, she was suddenly and violently attacked by a trainer's rouge, berserk mega houndoom - a struggle that ended in her demise. Shortly after, Jordyn was unexpectedly reborn as a yamask. Unable to cope with the trauma of being reborn as what recently killed her (i.e. a pokemon), Jordyn unconsciously created a second identity, Myrrh, that hosted her new form. Myrrh's personality was based on what Jordyn perceived all pokemon to be like; As such, Myrrh is rambunctious, spontaneous, always looking to fight, and sexually promiscuous. All the while, Myrrh is completely unaware of her host identity and has no recollection of her past.

As the years passed, Myrrh developed into a well-rounded individual with improved impulse control, and was able to forge close relationships with other pokemon. However, when Myrrh began to seek therapy for her amnesia and uncontrollable violent impulses, Jordyn was discovered and pulled from her unconscious. Jordyn, disoriented after years of dormancy, must finally face the reality of her death and resurrection as a pokemon. It is a bumpy road as Jordyn tries to overcome her fear of pokemon and acquaint herself with all the friends Myrrh has made. The two identities switch unpredictably.

Basically, think dissociative identity disorder! But it's not quite a textbook case. Also, these are two drawings of Jordyn, not one of Jordyn and one of Myrrh. Thought that might be confusing!

EDIT: A month later I realize I forgot the extra lines on her headdress. Unbelievable. Fixed.

Cofagrigus © The Pokemon Co.

DO NOT repost without permission and credit!