Dialga is a massive, dark-blue, quadrupedal Pokémon resembling a sauropod dinosaur with metallic, armor-like gray and light-blue structural accents.

Body and Build

Coloring: Its skin is primarily a deep dark-blue or steel-blue, accented with intricate light-blue lines and stripes running along its body.

Chest Plate: A prominent gray, metallic chest plate covers its torso, with a glowing, deep-blue diamond-shaped crystal embedded directly in the center.

Limbs: It stands on four sturdy legs, each ending in three metallic claws that match its chest plate.

Head and Face

Crest: A large, rigid crest rises from the top of its head, resembling a dinosaur's head structure or the rod of a sundial.

Horns and Fangs: Two long horns extend backward from the sides of its head, and two sharp, fang-like protrusions curve downward near the sides of its mouth.

Back and Tail

Back Structure: A sharp, five-spiked, fin-like structure resembling a mechanical gear sits along its upper back, accompanied by three distinct spines running down the back of its neck.

Tail: It features a relatively short, thick, armored tail that completes its formidable silhouette.

Original forme

Dialga's Origin Forme is its true, mythological appearance. It looks like a mix of a dragon, a centaur, and a sauropod, while strongly resembling the creator Pokémon, Arceus. It trades its normal feet for sharp, pointed tips and features a large, clock-like wheel structure around its neck.

Body and LimbsLegs: Back legs change to a pointed, horse-like shape without standard feet. Front legs grow much larger with three diamond-shaped claws.

Knees: Long, thin, and rectangular shapes stick out from the joints.

Torso: The original chest plate is gone and replaced with a multi-sided polygonal shape.

Head and Neck

Neck: A massive, protruding structure extends forward on the neck, giving it a grander look.

Back: A large, wheel-like glowing blue ring or structure sits behind its neck and shoulders, resembling the circular wheel design seen on Arceus.

Tail: Long and tapering, mirroring the metallic, segmented armor design of its main body.