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https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Team_Magma's_Aron_(Double_Crisis_12)
Aron, which even devour metal, can eat and destroy enemy ships in an instant.
Look at all those cute lil’ guys munching away! And there’s that one sitting on top of the tailfin that I guess is just dabbing on the Team Aqua guy.
The illustrator, Akira Komayama (Bulbapedia, The Art of Pokémon) is quite prolific, having started illustrating for the TCG in 2010 and having 236 cards to their name (plus 31 cards on TCG Pocket). You can see more of their work on their personal website[1], Bluesky (via Subium, since their profile requires you to log in), personal Twitter, and Pokémon-only Twitter, and you can check out their artbooks here.
Also, now I finally know where your profile picture comes from: this Full Art Trainer Gallery version of Starmie V illustrated by Komayama! (Bulbapedia, The Art of Pokémon)
I linked to the Internet Archive since their site doesn’t support HTTPS, but if you’re okay with that you can go directly there: http://dekopooon.jp/ , although the IA copy seems to be up-to-date. Also, there’s quite a lot more art on there than what’s immediately visible just on that one page, so I’d encourage you to click around; clicking on individual illustrations will often reveal more from that series. In particular, don’t miss that 👉️ at the bottom of the page which will allow you to navigate to additional pages of artwork. ↩︎
There’s spaceships in pokemon?
Yes, but that’s a submarine there.
Oh wow, TIL. Granted I’ve only played gen 1.
In Gen I, if you go to the Pewter Museum, you can see a space shuttle—rather ominously, the Space Shuttle Columbia.
Oh shit I forgot, damn.
Neat
I think it’s the team aqua submarine
