We haven't had a Pokémon video in a while, so we decided to make a video about the evolution of the pokémon Bulbasaur! In this exciting video, we take you behind the scenes as we bring a Mechanical Bulbasaur to life! From the initial design phase to the final product, you'll see every step of the process as we engineer this advanced robotic Pokémon using state of the art technology and techniques. This is showcase of the incredible work that went into making this one-of-a-kind project a reality. Whether you're a fan of Pokémon or just love seeing amazing projects come together, you won't want to miss this video!
To start, we took a large Bulbasaur figure and divided it into parts. We used sculpting material to create an extra layer for the legs and placed the mechanical moving components there. In the torso, we added mechanisms and a power supply, and made the necessary holes to connect all the elements. In the head, we installed a hydraulic unit to allow the jaw to extend. We also added some robotic patterns to the surface of the Bulbasaur and cut the bud to make it open. Finally, we added some extra details, painted the entire body, and made illuminated eyes. The result is a fully functional mechanical Bulbasaur that looks like the one from the future.
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