Kodykoala Customs

Have you ever wondered what the Pokemon Universe would be like after a nuclear fallout? Probably not, but here is what it would look like. I have been wanting to do a mash-up of Fallout and Pokemon for a while, but couldn't come up with a decent idea. Eventually, this interesting piece is what developed. I was originally going to go with the standard Pikachu as his partner, but decided to use a Pokemon that was more canine in nature (since in Fallout, you could have a dog as a companion).

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In ancient Alola mythology, there exists a three headed rodent called Cerberus Pikachu that guards the entrance to the underworld, a misty and gloomy place in which spirits of the dead are permitted to enter but none are allowed to leave. Cerberus Pikachu fawned on the dead or new spirits as they entered, but would savagely eat anyone trying to pass back through the gates and return to the land of the living.

I have been wanting to make a three headed Pokémon for quite a while, but I couldn't find any that fit this cool Cerberus body I had. I finally got a break at my local thrift store, where I found two out of the three heads. After a quick search on eBay, I found what I needed, and what you see is what I came up with. All the parts were found randomly in thrift stores (except one of the Pikachu heads and the base). I had to do a little sculpting to get the transition between furry dog, and not so furry Pikachu, but I think it came out great.

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Do you ever what Mario and Peach do with their spare time? I figure they do the same things we all like to do, like go to the movies in a mech suit. If I had a mech suit, I would totally wear it everywhere. Unfortunately for Mario and Peach, the kids behind them are being quite annoying, but at least Pikachu is enjoying the movie.

I used a World of Springfield Movie theater play set, a bunch of random Gundam parts and pieces, an anime girl for Princess Peach's body, and some Rement food miniatures to finish of the piece. I also wired up a piece of EL (electro-luminescent) panel behind the movie screen so that it really looks like they are watching on the big screen.

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Where can you go after a long day of Mech fights and battles? Come down to the Nintendo Mech Bar, where we have everything a person needs to relax. Come enjoy our lovely bar keep Peach, and her sometimes annoying pet Pikachu. Watch current events on our retro TV, or enjoy a nice drink. We also have an amazing love tester. Find out if you are a Super Star, or just a Goomba. We accept all major credit cards, and as always Mushroom Kingdom Cash is accepted.

After making the Arcade, I got inspired to make other small diorama type customs. I really fell in love with the "World of Springfield" Simpsons playsets, so I am using quite a few in my next series of customs. The main base is a Moe's Tavern, Princess Peach's body is an anime gashapon, Mario and Walugi's bodies are Gundam figures, and the rest was modified to fit the theme.

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Lately I have been working on a lot of more affordable customs to sell. While I was working on them, I got the idea to make a diorama of mechs playing arcade machines. Of course I had to add a Nintendo twist to it. The lights and arcade screens even light up.

For the build, I used a World of Springfield playset, a 1/200 Gundam figure for Luigi, a Gundam gashapon figure for Toad, a World of Nintendo Skull Kid, and a Megaman figure that I had lying around (not sure what set he is from). I wired the LEDs and used the battery compartment that was already available in the playset.

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I have been a little slow picking up on the whole Amiibo trend, but now I am going at it full swing. Half of the Amiibos are my idea, and the rest are remakes of Amiibos that others have made. I love the creativity people are having with them. I still have a bunch of other ideas that I am going to bring out, but I wanted to show off all the ones I have done up till now.

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I have been working on this for a little while, and finally finished it. I found an old Pikachu Figure at Goodwill (the same one I used for Pikachewie) and I decided to give him the zombie treatment. Not too hard, just some Apoxy Sculpt. Currently this one is not for sale, but will probably be eventually.

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cub1k on deviantart created an awesome mash-up of Pikache and Chewbacca. In honor of such an awesome creation, I made this figure to go with it. I love Pokemon and Star Wars, so this is just double love.

I used a Jakks 2007 Electronic Pikachu and I covered him in Apoxy sculpt and made him look hairy. Their wasn't a whole lot of material involved, just a lot of time to groove all of it. It probably took a good 10 hours to make the hair look perfect. If you would like to see more, please go to My Flickr Page.