Finding A Full-Length Ruby Picture Is, Incidentally, Really Difficult.

[rionaleonhart]

My goodness, I haven't posted a stupid manip for ages! Here, to rectify this, is a picture of Sam and Ruby with their Pokémon:




I get the impression that Sam's Espeon knows more than she's letting on. (In fact, I am generally finding the way in which their Pokémon are staring at us whilst Sam and Ruby have their backs turned really quite unnerving. I AM NOT SUPPOSED TO BE FREAKED OUT BY MY OWN PHOTOMANIPS.)

Yes, Dean disapproves of Sam spending time with Ruby, but, Sam argues, she has an Eevee evolution. She can't be all bad.

Dean and his Growlithe roll their eyes and go back to their training. (Man, why won't Dean's Growlithe evolve? He's been trying to get it to evolve for years. No, this is completely freaking not about Dad's Arcanine. Shut the hell up.)


As always, you are invited to make your own Pokémon or Supernatural-related photomanips and post them in the comments! (Extra points for giving Pokémon to the characters of The Mentalist.)

Comments

[dracothelizard.livejournal.com]

Here's one I made earlier!



There were Pokemon assigned to the other two of Take That, and manips were made, but then I changed my mind about the Pokemon they were going to have and haven't made manips to reflect those changes. Assigning Pokemon to people is hard sometimes.

And for my new favourite television series, Due South:



This one was difficult, but I think Ray would have a Rattata because it would be easily annoyed, much like his owner, and make Ray look like lowlife scum when he's being undercover.



At first I thought Fraser wouldn't have a Pokemon, since he already has Diefenbaker, but then I decided that, obviously, Fraser would find a stray, hungry and wounded Eevee on the streets of Chicago and take it in.



And I already decided Castiel would have a Psyduck. They seem to be investigating a crime scene here.

Also, Sam's Espeon looks like it's in cahoots with Ruby's Umbreon, and aww, Dean's issues with his Growlithe!

[rionaleonhart]

For some reason, upon first glance, I thought that those two members of Take That were in fact a single person with two heads.

Awww, I love the Rattata clinging to that man's shirt! And Castiel and his Psyduck are just perfect. (I am also enjoying the apparent crime scene investigation. Clearly there should be an episode of The Mentalist in which the CBI work alongside Castiel and his Psyduck.)

[dracothelizard.livejournal.com]

Like the two-headed monster from Sesame Street! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjooFLXaExU) And yes, Take That doesn't seem to know what the concept of personal space actually is.

During the investigation, Castiel remains convinced Patrick has actual supernatural powers.

[rionaleonhart]

Patrick, meanwhile, continues to insist that Castiel cannot possibly be an actual angel, rather to Castiel's perplexity. (He's having trouble explaining away the Pokémon, though.)

[dracothelizard.livejournal.com]

Castiel will end up calling Dean and asking him to please assure Mr. Jane that he's an angel.

[rionaleonhart]

Dean at first is just amused that they're dealing with a dude called Jane, and then Castiel informs him that Jane has unusual powers and Dean starts to think that maybe this is something they need to check out.

[dracothelizard.livejournal.com]

Poor Patrick.

[amy-wolf.livejournal.com]

I am now picturing the entirety of Take That as some strange multi-headed person where if you cut off one of the heads, it turns into Robbie Williams.

My head hurts now. And I'm relieved I have work, so I don't have time to sit around manipulating the entirety of Take That into a single multi-headed entity in a deeply confusing shirt.

[littlemoose.livejournal.com]

I don't know whether to be all indignant-fan or collapse in hysterical laughter... :D

[dracothelizard.livejournal.com]

So now they're Tiamat from Dungeons and Dragons (http://i34.tinypic.com/nxp5z9.gif)?

Blimey.

[zeitheist.livejournal.com]

I would like you to know that your Castiel-and-Psyduck-investigating-a-crime-scene manip is my new favourite thing, the end.

[dracothelizard.livejournal.com]

They do make an awesome duo.

[zeitheist.livejournal.com]

They have that whole 'vacant stare' thing going on.

I can just imagine Dean saying something and both Castiel and Psyduck tilting their head in confusion.

[littlemoose.livejournal.com]

How much do I love that you're already making Due South manips? :D

[dracothelizard.livejournal.com]

I am only making them because Riona mentioned ridiculous Pokemon manips.

And because Ray would so have a Rattata and Fraser with an Eevee would be adorable.

And never mind Jason having a Dratini, he clearly has a hitmontop (http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Hitmontop_%28Pok%C3%A9mon%29).