◆Send your finished art or writing to the mods for mon review.◆
Weekly event
This week's Pokérus host: ohatoki
Draw one of their OCs and tag it, or RP with them in a tracked scene, by Saturday, October 17 at 11:59 PM ET for a chance to catch it next. The host earns ×2 mon on everything they submit this week.
Under Your link & details, pick Art or Writing or RP log and paste your link.
Art: fill the calculator so your total is included. Writing: enter your word count and the total is worked out for you.
Pokérus pieces: tag the host's OC and the piece counts automatically — see Mon guide → Pokérus.
Gijinka of the Month pieces: tag the featured OC (art) or add the GotM as a collab partner (RP logs) and the boost applies automatically — see Gijinka of the Month.
18+ pieces: tick This piece is 18+ / NSFW under Content rating and add content warnings. The piece then sits behind a warning in the gallery, on profiles, and in the review queue, and opens only when someone chooses Show. On Discord, post 18+ art in an NSFW channel. Anywhere else, hide the image as a spoiler: tick Mark as spoiler when you upload it, or wrap an image link in ||bars||. The site checks this when you submit.
The site posts it to the mod inbox and adds it to Art queue on your Profile, where you can track status. Mon is added once mods approve it.
Help
Collab partners & quick fixes
How mon splits on shared pieces, plus fixes for the most common submission snags.
Collab partners
Add one row per partner under Collab partners and pick them from the username search — up to 15 partners on one piece. You are counted automatically as the submitter.
Partners show up in search once they have a Pokimono member account.
Art totals are split equally between everyone on the piece, rounded down per person. Quest and collab bonuses go to each person in full.
For art, set People on the piece in the calculator to match, so the per-person estimate lines up with what mods see.
RP logs and co-written pieces pay each person for their own words. One player submits the log once, enters their own word count, and adds every other player as a collab partner with that player's word count. Partners do not submit the same log again.
Quick fixes
Art link rejected — use Copy Message Link on your Discord post so the link looks like https://discord.com/channels/…/…/….
Writing link rejected — paste the full address starting with https://, and make sure sharing is set so mods can open it.
Submit button stays greyed out — paste your link, then either fill the calculator (art: at least one base category, comic panel, or animation frame) or enter your word count (writing).
Calculator asks for a subject type — check at least one type in step 2.
Partner missing from search — type at least two letters of their Discord username or server nickname.
Quest missing from the list — join that quest's queue on Mechanics → Quests first, then come back.
Character missing from tags — tags list approved characters across Pokimono plus the active characters on your own profile, including ones still in review.
Anything else — DM PokiBot to open a private mod ticket.
Submission
Your link & details
Pick art or writing, add your link, title, notes, character tags, and collab partners — then fill the calculator (art) or word count (writing) and use the submit button at the bottom of the page.
Sign in with Discord to send your art or writing to the mod inbox.
After you sign in, use the fields below — start with your link (see How this works above).
Mon
Calculator
Estimate totals — same math as the Mon guide tables and collab splits.
All calculator steps stay open — scroll through and fill what applies to your piece.
Pick base categories (framing / how much of each subject shows), a finish, or comic / frame counts — your mon total shows up here.
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Base categories
No base categories yet
Count each character or Pokémon by how much of them shows — two full-body subjects count as Full Body ×2 (same table as Mechanics → Mon).
40 monOtherSmall or partial subjects — a paw, tail, wing, or hand study, or a tiny simple Pokémon tucked into the scene.
80 monHeadshotAnything from the head down to mid-torso — faces, busts, and Pokémon head studies.
120 monWaist UpFrom the head down to just above the knees, or the same share of a Pokémon's body.
120 monChibiSimplified, big-head proportions — super-deformed gijinka, round baby-style Pokémon, or high-style art that plays loose with anatomy.
160 monFull BodyAnything showing the knees or lower — head-to-toe gijinka outfits or a whole Pokémon in frame.
2
Subject types
Humanoid ×1
Subject types count per subject: every character or Pokémon in the piece gets its own type. Two humanoids means Humanoid ×2; a humanoid with a Dragonite means Humanoid ×1 and Complex ×1. Each subject adds its multiplier into one sum before it multiplies the base. Keep at least one type checked — same as the Mon guide.
Everyday-animal anatomy with simple shapes — e.g. Rattata, Magikarp, Pidgey, Wooper.
Large or intricate anatomy — e.g. Dragonite, Gyarados, Scizor, layered wings, or detailed Bug, Steel, and Dragon bodies.
Human-shaped subjects — human-form gijinka and human characters. The baseline multiplier.
Upright Pokémon or portrayals with clear animal features — e.g. Lucario, Zoroark, Blaziken, Gardevoir.
Small magical or non-humanoid subjects — e.g. Litwick, Flabébé, Fairy-types, glowing Bug-types. Separate from the base Other category.
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Finish
Line Art
4
Add-ons
Optional
Simple Prop +120 eachBasic held or worn items — a Poké Ball, Berry, scarf, or simple held item.
Complex Prop +160 eachDetailed items with real design work — ornate held items, Key Stone jewelry, tools, or gear.
Simple Background +160 eachA background with a few elements — an open route, a sky with light scenery, or a plain room.
Complex Background +320 eachImmersive scenery — village streets, busy markets, dense forests, detailed interiors, or crowd scenes.
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Comic or animation
None
Pick one special work type per submission — comic panels or animation frames.