Alright, so this is the final revamp of Fastener's design.
I'm making new model sheets for everyone's final designs, but originally none of them were supposed to be uploaded at all.
but I felt like mentioning yet another idea that sprung into my head about a month ago.

She is without a doubt, the TLS cast member that has gone through the most changes in design and mainly because I felt that her body needed to match up with her fighting style and make sense. her style is more 'martial arts' instead of just 'mow 'em down' and something that big, with a tank-like body doing jumping Double kick attacks just doesn't look right to me (I'm looking at you, Pokemon Origins Nidoqueen). so I slimmed her down and made her a little more human-like. she might be a bit thinner now, but she'll still curbstomp you in teeth if you piss her off enough. also, I think it'd be cool to mention that three of the greatest inspirations/influences for this decision would have to be nebezial's Wonder woman, Ibuki from Street Fighter and the Female titan from AoT, as I believe Fastener would fight with the brutality of all of them.

And before someone goes about screaming in protest, NO, not all of the Nidoqueen in TLS look like this.
actually a large portion of them still look a lot like the ref I have in the center up there. in fact, another reason why I decided to go about with this change was to play around with body types on certain Pokemon, but mostly the Nidos (yes, Nidoking also have the same body type differences). If I can remember the notes I jotted down for myself that I normally I lose about once a week, I believe I classified Fassy's type as an 'Abnormal/Uncommon'.

And for the record, not all Abnormal's look exactly like her, either. some may still have the tank-like body but are taller/ have longer spikes or horns/ smaller breasts/ a crooked snout and etc. it's all just a weird and kinda fun way to make them look different and not like identical clones. and if people are curious to see these different body types, I just might show them off later on.