Enjoying yer pokedex 3d? How about the AR viewer?
You might already know that the AR viewer recognizes hand-drawn AR markers, so why not make one big enough to see life-size pokemon?

For this project you'll need:
- 5 sheets of A5 paper
- a ruler
- markers or paint
- a pencil
- a paper guillotine or scissors
- tape

Now take a sheet of paper and draw a square, each side should measure 21.6 cm. Cut along the lines and you should have a nice square.
To divide the square intoo a 4x4 grid make markings along the edges, each marking 5.4 cm apart from each other. Once the edges have the markings, draw lines across to connect them [It should look kind of like a waffle]
Do the same with 3 more sheets.

After you have 4 squares align them well and tape them together by the other side.

Take out your marker and paint the middle square (6x6) entirely, leaving the outer squares as a margin.

Now, with that last sheet of paper cut a few 5.4cmx5.4cm squares and place them on the middle on the corresponding spaces to match the AR marker of the pokemon you want to see.

Lastly, go to the AR viewer options and change the button that says "model mode" to "actual mode", and the slider that's underneath all the way to the right.


Remember, since the pokemon are life-size you'll need to move further to see huge pokemons like Reshiram [if you're too close you'll only see it's crotch feathers, lol]