Mind-Blowing Minior Lamp: A Pokemon Fan's Epic Creation

A Pokemon enthusiast with a creative mind has designed a lamp inspired by the popular Pokemon Minior, and has shared their impressive creation online. This custom desk accessory has caught the attention of numerous Pokemon fans, receiving a significant number of likes within just hours of being posted.

Minior, also known as the Meteor Pokemon, is a fascinating creature belonging to the Rock/Flying type. It was introduced in the seventh generation of the beloved Pokemon franchise. While Minior does not have any evolutions or prevolutions, its unique ability called Shields Down allows it to transform from its Meteor Form to its Core Form when its health points drop below 50 percent. While the seventh generation of Pokemon is sometimes overlooked by fans, a relatively new feature in Pokemon GO helps to keep the spirit of Generation 7 alive.

The impressive Minior desk lamp was created by Reddit user Middle-Ad-9187, who shared their homemade craft on one of the Pokemon forums on the site. The first image showcases the Minior lamp in its Meteor Form, featuring star tips that emit a soft glow around the edges. The second photo displays the Core Form of the Minior lamp, colored in blue, which is one of seven color options available. It showcases swirling eyes and a small grin. The third and final image provides a more detailed view of the Minior lamp in its Meteor Form, highlighting its intricate design and vibrant color.

Upon closer examination of the post, it becomes apparent that the Minior lamp parts were meticulously designed and 3D printed. The entire lamp is held together by magnets. The lamp's base is a creative touch, resembling Minior's Core Form. Other Pokemon enthusiasts have shown great appreciation for this creation, leaving compliments and requests for the lamp's 3D files in the comments section. Furthermore, fans have found unique ways to reimagine Minior, such as one fan who created Minior hot chocolate bombs.

Although transforming a Pokemon into a lamp may seem like an innovative idea, it has already been done before, although with a different type of lamp. Earlier this year, a Pokemon enthusiast converted a ceiling lamp into Lampent, as opposed to a desk lamp. Similar to the Minior lamp mentioned earlier, the fan utilized 3D printing technology to bring the lamp to life and documented the creation process in a brief video.

Although the 3D printed Minior lamp is undeniably a remarkable piece of artwork, not every Pokemon fan has access to a 3D printer. Fortunately, fans can still illuminate their surroundings with something similar, as Pokemon has introduced a lamp shaped like Pikachu, which is reasonably priced at $25.