18 Easy Pokémon Drawing Tutorials

Pikachu may be the most famous Pokémon of them all. Not only is he undeniably cute, but he became Ash's starter Pokémon after the young trainer woke up late on his first day of Pokémon training! Pikachu may be stubborn, but he is a loyal friend.

Charizard is a Fire/Flying type Pokémon of Generation I, the evolved form of Charmander. This dragon-like Pokémon can be hard for a new trainer to handle, but don't worry - you'll gain the skills as you go along!

Mew is a Mythical psychic-type Pokémon from Generation I. Mew's body contains DNA from every single type of Pokémon, so it can learn almost any Pokémon attack. Mew can fly, protect itself with an orb of energy, or make itself completely invisible at will. Mew only shows itself to those who are pure of heart - can you see it?

What's cuter than a Pikachu? Only a Pichu, of course! This electric baby-type Pokémon is known for its playfulness and mischievousness. Look out, its behavior can be quite shocking!

The adorable Eevee can evolve into one of eight different Pokémon depending on how you train it. Do you want yours to become a water-type, fire-type, electric-type, grass-type, ice-type, Fairy-type, dark-type, or psychic-type Pokémon?

Gengar is a Generation I Ghost/Poison type Pokémon. If you trade for a Haunter with another trainer, it will evolve into Gengar. Gengar can float in the air and hide within any shadow.

Umbreon is one of the many evolved forms of the cute and versatile Eevee, along with Jolteon, Vaporeon, Flareon, Espeon, Leafeon, Clareon, and Sylveon. To transform into Umbreon, Eevee must be trained only at night or in the presence of a Moon Shard.

Mewtwo is not your ordinary Pokémon. He is a Generation I psychic-type Legendary Pokémon. Humanoid and feline, Mewtwo was created by scientists. He was born of a Mew, but his DNA had been altered to make him extremely smart and strong.

Was the adorable Charmander your first Pokémon? This fire-type Pokémon is a reliable little lizard that may grow up to be the dragon Charizard someday. Never let his flame go out, and he'll always be there for you.

Pokémon trainers use Poké Balls to catch and store Pokémon. In fact, a trainer can carry a team of up to six Pokémon in the Poké Balls at his belt. There are many different types, but the standard red and white Poké Ball is the most common.

Did you choose Bulbasaur as your first Pokémon? As his name suggests, this Grass/Poison type Pokémon resembles a dinosaur with a flower bulb on its back. He may be cute, but he's not a pushover - Bulbasaur can use its vines and leaves to win a battle!

Rayquaza is a Legendary Dragon and Flying Pokémon from Generation III. It is the trio master of the super-ancient Pokémon, a group consisting of itself, Kyogre, and Groudon. This Pokémon is so tough that it eats meteors for breakfast!

Lucario is a Fighting/Steel Pokémon from Generation IV. Lucario can use the appendages on its head to track an opponent's aura or energy. It can also use this energy in an explosive attack!

Jigglypuff is as cute as a button. But if she begins singing her song, cover your ears! This Pokémon's mysterious lullaby will put you to sleep. When this happens, don't be surprised if the angry Jigglypuff decides to try out its drawing skills on you!

Squirtle the turtle is as cute as can be! He may be small, but he's no pushover in a Pokémon battle. Squirtle can swim at high speeds and spray streams of water from its mouth. Is Squirtle your choice of a starter Pokémon?

Articuno is a Legendary ice and flying type Pokémon. Along with the electric-type Zapdos and fire-type Moltres, it is one of the three Legendary bird Pokémon of the Kanto region.

Did you choose Squirtle as your starter Pokémon? With much training and hard work, it can evolve into a Blastoise! This water-type Pokémon has powerful water cannons embedded in its shell.

Greninja was Ash's forty-third Pokémon. Greninja is a water-type Pokémon, the evolved form of Froakie and Frogadier. In a rare event, it became Ash-Greninja due to its strong bond with its trainer.