@TerusTheBird That would make sense, I looked at the Blaziken Model in this and it looks identical to the one I used for a project from Pokemon Colosseum.

I think its pretty clear here that they were grabbing models from just about anywhere they could get them. Some are from Stadium and look accordingly low-res. Some are from, I guess Colosseum? and look better but still not like the modern models. I wanna say maybe a handful came from the then-very-nascent pokemon modelling project? that would eventually become the modern pokedex 3d / XY / later models, used today.

This is a fantastic and thorough collection!
Are there any animations too? I think this game has good ones.
Or is it all just T-poses?

@marioandsonicfan04: A bunch of the Pokéball and stage Pokémon (e.g. the ones seen on Spear Pillar) also use these models, though somewhat modified.

These models are used for the trophies in Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Let's go!!

I really wanted to use these for a very long time!

omg arenas too?! Thanks!

Here I thought Pokédex 3D Pro was this month's highlight. I WAS WRONG.

The "platinum patch" was never released, so we will never know. The Japanese version of the game uses more of the older models from Pokémon Stadium though.

Out of curiosity, is the japanese platinum patch much different in terms of model files( like compression/encryption) compared to the international version? Afaik it only really added the new formes of rotom and giratina, and maybe Lucas' and Dawn's platinum outfits to the game.

@Nidoking they did, certain mons like Machamp are remodeled I believe

Some of the Pokemon models in the game still look like their Stadium counterparts (Example: Nidoking) but pretty much all they did was update the textures (Maybe they also remodeled the models to make them more high-poly, but I don't think they did)

Lucario in that icon looks very similar to the model used in the ssb for 3ds games...

they aren't as bland as the x/y models at least

To be honest, PBR has the ugliest pokémon models I have ever seen (except the 4th gen ones) - Gardevoir (which isn't here atm) looks like a chinese knock-off of a Gardevoir model

@FloofyPanther make it a guess, but I’d say it’s the use of Blender, QuickBMS and the fsys decompressor script

I'm still keeping my figures cross till the stadium stages are ripped at one point.

How do you guys rip these models? I've seen no program that opens and rips .fsys model files.

Hoping we can get the trainer models eventually, I particularly want to get Dawn's model on-hand to commission a port to the Source Engine for.

To all the people asking when we'll get the character models: as soon as we get a ripper that can do that. Unless I'm mistaken, the only ripper we have right now is the one by ImaginaryZ, and that will only convert the Pokemon models (and a few others too I believe). It won't give anything for a character model (I think it's due to being unable to detect vertex data). To my knowledge, ImaginaryZ has no intention of fixing it so we're stuck with it for the time being. With a friend of mine, I tried looking into rewriting it or at least finding out what's going wrong, but the code is honestly too much of a mess to work with. Getting the uncompressed data from the game's .FSYS files (and even the textures) is easy and has been possible for a while; the actual models themselves....not so much.