However, this next one is a wonderful take on the Scrump theme. Thus, this is very much a personalized scrump-alike for those who like the theme, but don't just want to replicate the original.
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This dragon pokemon is a friendly-looking little guy who has just the cutes horns. Undoubtedly, he’ll be a favorite.
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So, this little blue pokemon will be a great toy for a nighttime cuddle. Certainly, this is one of the simplest and easiest shapes.
Of course, your child may like a large, strong pokemon. For this reason, charizard is a great choice.
However, cute is the predominant theme here and this charmander pokemon is a clear example of this. Needless to say, the little one will love him.
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Ivysaur is a pokemon with blue-green skin with darker patches. There is a plant on his back, whose flower blooms in a large pink blossom. He loves sun and I'm sure its unique appearance will certainly makes him special to pokemon fans.
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Although this baby pokemon is a cute and adorable softy, it still has that impish look that characterizes it in the cartoon.
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Indeed, charmander has got to be one of my son’s favorites. However, I think he’d go absolutely gaga over this ultra-sweet baby pokemon.
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However, this baby pokemon has some of the most soulful, sad puppy eyes ever. Consequently, if you or someone you know get all soppy for the eyes, this is the one for you.
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Although dragons aren’t generally associated with all things valentines, this hearty project shows you that they can be and do it well. This hearty little fire breather is a wonderful, fun token of love and affection.
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