Paintings

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Paintings are decorative items which can be placed on the side of blocks. When placed, they become one of several variants, each with their own design and size based on the space available.

Currently, Cobblemon adds 4 new paintings.

List of Paintings

Name Painting Description
1x2 blocks

(16x32px)

Premonition
Premonition (painting).png
A nighttime cityscape with a starry sky and full moon, viewed from a cliffside alongside an Absol.

Directly taken from the New York Sky stage for Pokemon: Close Combat.

2x2 blocks

(32x32px)

Nomad
Nomad (painting).png
A person with a bow and nomadic outfit riding atop a Gogoat alongside a Wooloo.

Directly taken from the Ruins stage for Pokemon: Close Combat.

3x2 blocks

(48x32px)

Slumber
Slumber (painting).png
A plush Snorlax wearing a moon-patterned blue nightcap and nightgown. with a light blue, starry patterned wallpapered background.

Directly taken from the Play Room stage for Pokemon: Close Combat.

4x2 blocks

(64x32px)

Altar
Altar (painting).png
Depicts two Pokemon statues with a Koraidon stood atop a platform, with a cloudy sky and the shadow of a Rayquaza in the background.

Directly taken from the Ziggurat stage for Pokemon: Close Combat.

List of Unused Paintings

These paintings exist within the files, but are currently unused in-game.

Name Painting Size Description
1x1 blocks

(16x16px)

Staryu
Staryu (painting).png
1x1 A Staryu on the shore of a beach.

Trivia

  • The Altar, Nomad, Premonition and Slumber paintings all originate from the Pokemon: Close Combat fangame, as part of an official collaboration.