How to Draw Pokemon - The 20 Simplest and Easiest Pokemon to Draw (2023)

Do you want to draw a Pokémon to decorate your walls or practice? While some are a bit difficult to draw, others are simple and easy. Here are 20 to draw right now.

Top 20 Simple and Easy Pokemon to Draw

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Ditto is literally just a pink blob with a face, and that face can have any blank expression you want.

Start by drawing your Ditto blob, but remember that Ditto will stretch out and take on any blob shape as long as you can see that it has two arm-like body parts on its frame.

Add two black dots for eyes and a wide toothless grin, and voila!

electrodes

Electrode is a Ball Pokémon. Unlike his Voltorb counterpart, Electrode has a friendly face that is a bit giddy.

Start with a circle, divide it roughly in half, and decide where you want to add the facial features. You need two beady eyes and a smiling mouth to complete Electrode's look.

If you want to add more detail, try shading parts of the electrode at the bottom and edges to give it a drop shadow effect and add some dimension.

Dulce

As long as you can draw a simple oval, you can draw Exeggcute. You need to draw six ovals, some of which will overlap for the drawing.

If that's too much, draw them separately for now and work to complement the design later.

One of Exeggcute's eggs should look cracked, but don't worry too much at first. Add different facial expressions with her triangle eyes and a simple smile, grimace or frown.

A magnet

This Magnet Pokémon is full of simple shapes. Start with a round circle in the center of the design, then add two large magnets to each side of the circle.

Complete the body shape with a screw-like element at the top of the circle.

Magnemite's only defining feature is the large eye that takes up the middle space of the first circle you have to draw.

Magnemite's eye can blink and make a few other expressions, so be as creative as you can.

Diglett

Like Magnemite, Diglett has some simple forms that you can master over time.

The hardest part of drawing Diglett is the rock or dirt they came from; no matter where you find one. Start with Diglett's body, a simple oblong shape, then fill in the details for his face.

For a challenge, try adding some detail or shading the ground at the bottom of the dig. Otherwise, you might find this Pokemon too easy to draw.

Luvdisco

Luvdisc is a side heart that has a slightly stretched shape.

The hardest part to draw on Luvdisc are the eyes, because they are slightly larger than the standard black dot that many of the above Pokemon have.

Don't forget to add Luvdisc's signature cheekbones, a simple circle you'll recognize from many Pokemon variations, and an open mouth.

Dratini

Dratini's general body shape is something you can quickly draw.

Since we were kids, we learned how to draw a snake-like body and this is exactly the skill you need to draw this cute little girl. Once you have the head and body down, add the other details.

For Dratini, you need to focus on drawing the fins on its head, which are just two curved triangular shapes on each side.

Maril

Marill consists of some circles and ovals and an irregular line; that's what this pokemon is all about. Start with Marill's body, then add the big mouse ears.

Then draw the legs and little arms, which are very similar in shape. Make the arms slimmer than the legs to make them look more prominent.

Then draw a large circle for the tail, and then connect the tail to Marill's body by drawing a thick black line.

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Like Marill, Jigglypuff consists of a few simple shapes stacked on top of each other. still one ofsweet pokemon.

The first generation Pokémon were all very simple and easy to draw while they were in the first phase of their evolutionary forms.

Draw a big circle for Jigglypuff's body, add cat ears, pointy arms, and ballet shoes. Finishing touches include this Pokémon's pink hair and large doe eyes.

klink

If you can draw Magnemite, you can try to draw 100% Klink. Klink is great for drawing because as long as you get the main gear shape right, it's almost impossible to screw up the design correctly.

After the gear duo, the other shapes involved are ovals, circles, and an X shape.

Be sure to put the two Klink gears together so that they look like they fit together and behave like real gears in real life.

I bring

Now let's move on to a Pokemon that is a bit more difficult to draw. Shuckle has some 3D elements that you might miss for all of the aforementioned Pokemon.

But since Shuckle has a shell, he'll have to get used to shading and using dimensions to complete the overall picture.

Start with Shuckle's shell body, then draw in the neck, head, arms, and legs.

To make it look more 3D, shade the holes in their shells to make it look like they are coming out of the shadows/darkness. As bold as it sounds, this will really help your overall appearance.

Pikachu

Everyone's favorite Pokémon, everyone's pet: Pikachu. This electric mouse is the hardest to draw on this list so far because it has so many more features and elements to consider when drawing.

It's not the easiest to draw, but if you want to practice, you can find tons of videos on where to start and how you'll end up with a Pikachu to be proud of.

As always, start with the head and body and add from there. Make this challenge fun!

they snore

Snorunt, the always shaky Pokémon. The best thing about Snorunt is that they don't have a lot of extra moving parts to worry about.

The body and head are conical in shape, followed by small circular arms and oval feet.

It's easy to build Snorunt with simple molds and then add the details of the Pokémon, like eyes and a mouth.

Wobbuffet

Like Ditto, Wobbuffet is a blob-like creature with minimal detail. He's a bit bigger than Ditto, of course, and you need to draw two sets of eyes and long arms.

However, it's certainly not the most difficult Pokemon to draw and you need to get the hang of its form quickly.

Ball

Spheal's shape comes from its round body. She has no head but a face that sticks out from the rest of her body with a cute cat smile, some teeth, and little eyes and ears.

It is important to add the spotted detail of the ball and its fins.

litwick

Litwick is extremely fun to draw because she is a candle that comes to life. The Pokemon itself looks like a cartoon ghost candle (because it basically is), with a colored flame on top.

The lack of the necessary colors for Litwick makes it even easier to draw most of the other Pokemon, which can be much more detailed.

Why don't you try redesigning Litwick, giving him different colored flames or changing the style of the candle drop that forms the hair element?

Pippup

The Penguin Pokémon! Piplup is easy to draw and extremely cute. This little guy is perfect for adding to custom cards because it looks hard to draw, but it really isn't.

Take your time drawing Piplup and start with a standing pose before moving on to sitting poses. You can even use real penguins for inspiration to pose to see how their bodies work!

swalot

Swalot is another blob-type Pokemon, but it packs a lot of comic value. With its pursed mouth, closed eyes, and usually completely carefree expression, Swalot makes a great beginner Pokémon to draw on.

Depending on the angle you're drawing it from, remember to look at the black design on the back. If you draw it sideways, you can get a half diamond shape and make your life much easier.

Togepi

This egg-like creature, which confuses most people because it is an egg that has hatched, is a popular member of the Pokémon family.

It is also very recognizable! To draw Togepi, he starts with the broken egg shape and builds from there.

Togepi's head is crown-shaped and the rest of his body does not require much attention.

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We end this list with a more difficult Pokémon to draw: Mew.

This Legendary Pokémon requires concentration and determination, but once you understand how to draw each part of Mew's body, you'll find that it's not too difficult.

Start with Mew's head and draw the body from there. Add the eyes and tail at the end.