45 points

Sooooo… instead of laying eggs like every other Pokemon Mew gives birth?

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59 points

It’s from the first generation of Pokemon. The egg mechanic came with the second generation.
The first generation even mentions South America, real world references weren’t a thing in later generations either.

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35 points

It make sense when you admit that pokemon is a post-apocalyptic universe

The world was build on the ashes of our and a few references still exist

These bioengeenered monsters probably ended the wars and are now roaming arround but we still remember what was a mouse and some nerd ad the line in the pokedex to make fun of pikachus

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7 points

This is literally my Pokémon head cannon

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15 points

Do you remember where they mention South America? Game or anime? Thanks in advance!

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45 points

Same location as OP

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26 points

Game. It’s in the Pokemon Mansion on Cinnabar Island. They found Mew in the South American jungle.
Also Major Surge is called an American IIRC and a war he fought in is alos mentioned.

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12 points

I thought Mewtwo was a test tube clone wth have I been lied to?

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8 points
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Mythical pokemon can’t lay eggs so it makes sense that live birth is the method by which they propogate.

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26 points

If Mewtwo had a baby would you name it Mewthree or Mewtwotwo?

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18 points

Mewfour, obviously

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10 points

“Mewtwohundredsixtytwothousandonehundredfourtyfour comes from a long line of Mews!”

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7 points

Eighteen generations of mews, to be precise

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7 points

Mewtwo episode one.

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2 points

Mewtwo One X

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New Mew

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5 points

King Charles 3.

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