This one is pretty too!

Omg how did I miss this I didnt even realize this was a 5th gen pokemon that you turned human great job

In my first paragraph:
*make the features of a piece look intentional
Just to clarify

This is a cute character, but there are some things you could do to make the picture look better. I realise that she is stylized in an anime way but even within that style there are ways to really polish the style and make a piece look intentional. I can see some anatomy flaws here that could be ironed out. Anime girls tend to have unusual anatomy, but it is easy to tell that they still are based on real anatomy; the artist knows which bits to exaggerate to keep the character looking believable. I'm going to point out some areas that I think you could work on to improve this image.

Firstly, the general body structure - it would help if you looked at real bodies for your future pictures, of course, but I'll point out some things that are of special interest in this piece. Currently, her shoulders are rather too rounded and you have neglected to consider the collar bones as anything but two randomly placed lines. The shoulders could be made wider (her arms look like they're very much squashed into her torso at the moment) - have a look at some pictures to see how collar bones work, as well as the muscles that join the neck to the shoulders. She could do with an elbow as well; her arm currently is one long straight tube!

I think joints and the way the body parts generally connect up are something that might give you problems. The wrist, too, looks stiff and it looks as if the fingers pop straight out of the end of the arm, almost (I think you also need to give her a bit more 'hand' before the fingers start, and have a look at some hand anatomy - don't worry, hands are notoriously difficult!).

Feet, too - are you perhaps a little nervous of drawing them? It looks as though you've been a bit unsure about them and have ignored the fact that she should have toes, ankles etc. - I can see a vague shape of a big toe there (but you've put it on the wrong side on her leg that's furthest away from us). There is also a bit of a problem with her bottom, her leg furthest away from us doesn't look like it's joining at the right place; I feel like I'm seeing too much of her bum cheek on this leg. Also, her boobs are not quite a natural shape!

I'll not go into detail about the face, because it's anime styled - there are ways you could polish that, yes, but anime is not my area of expertise and I'm not 100% fond of this particular face style. I'd suggest looking at other artists for inspiration here. The style itself could use some polishing, but I understand what you're going for. Style wise, however, it might be nice to look into different ways of doing fur; the tail for instance looks more like a solid mass with lumps poking out of it than, say, sticky-out fur. Fur tufts tend to taper and be more numerous. Same with the hair, really - you've got the tapered effect on the hair more, which is good, but it still looks a bit 'lumpy'.

Perhaps you could also experiment with line weight, a lot of anime artists very successfully use thicker lines in 'heavier' or shadowed areas and thinner lines for things like hair. It can make the image look more dynamic.

Keep it up!