How to Draw Tauros Pokemon

In this quick tutorial you'll learn how to draw Tauros in 6 easy steps - great for kids and novice artists.

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At the bottom you can read some interesting facts about the Tauros.

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How to Draw Tauros - Step-by-Step Tutorial

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Interesting Facts about the Tauros

As the name suggests, Tauros is a wild bull Pokémon. The species are male only and live in large herds on plains and savannahs. Each is equipped with three tails which it’ll use to whip itself into frenzy if charging and attacking. They are notoriously violent and short tempered and will immediately turn if they are riled in any way.

Did you know?

• Once a Tauros begins to charge it is completely incapable to stop or change course, meaning the victim has a pretty hard time getting to safety
• The only way a Tauros can be stopped from charging is a bump on the head, leading it to believe it reached its target
• The leader of the herd is the Tauros with the greatest number of battle scars on its horns which it takes great pride in
• In a strange way, this Pokémon is only happy when it is angry. It gains confidence and strength when frenzied and lives to prove its strength
• Although it is said there is no female counterpart, some suggest it could exist in the female only Miltank

So a wild, bad tempered Pokémon, yet surprisingly easy to catch; Ash Ketchum has been reported to have captured a herd of 30 in one go!