Imposter Professor Oak:
Gold & Silver's 1997 demo featured a character named Imposter Professor Oak. He ended up getting cut from G&S' final build, but he did eventually get used in the manga and TCG.
More info about the demo's lost characters & Pokemon: https://t.co/SSMnlF40XP
Lost Pokemon of the Week:
Discovered in a 2020 leak, it appears this Boar Pokemon got cut fairly early in Gen 2's development. It seems it got replaced with the Swinub family, who were created specifically because there weren't any pig Pokemon yet. Recreation art by @RacieBeep.
Beta Totodile:
During Gold & Silver's development, an early Totodile design featured some small but noticeably differences, most notably a belly pattern that was more similar to Feraligatr's.
1. Beta sprite recreation by @RacieBeep
2. Beta sprite, final sprite
3. Final artwork
Lost Pokemon of the Week:
This unnamed Boat Pokemon was discovered in leaked files dating back to early in Gen 2's development. Some fans believe this Lost Pokemon may have ultimately become Lugia -- more info on that: https://t.co/dE8aQzWfan
Recreation art by @RacieBeep.
Restoring Rare Charmeleon:
This official artwork of Charmeleon using Slash was featured exclusively in the Japanese Carddass card set, circa 1997. We're scanning & enhancing the full 153 card set, then publicly archiving them. So make sure to follow if you wanna see 'em all 👍