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Hey guys, welcome back to Top 10 Gaming, and we’re back, once again, with yet another
creepypasta video, this time focusing on Mewtwo from the beloved Pokemon franchise.
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Uploaded to the creepypasta wiki website, and aptly entitled Mewtwo, this creepypasta
tells the story of the time our author lost their Blue cartridge -- and that they felt
nostalgic, but didn’t want to consult an emulator, since the experience is never the
same.
However, luckily, their video game store had a Blue to spare.
It looked like any other cartridge, with the label identical.
So they grabbed, and booted it up -- ready to reunite with Squirtle for some ass-kicking.
As it always does, the game began as normal; naming their rival, built their team, earned
the Boulder and Cascade badges.
They began to dig into the grass to look for Abra when Mewtwo appeared.
He was level 70.
Just like that he would be in the unknown dungeon/cerulean cave.
Now, that was weird; bear in mind they didn’t have a GameShark.
Their team was obviously underleveled and they couldn’t run, and all it took was several
psychics to knock down their team.
However; they blacked out, and got back to the Pokemon center, and had no pokemon except
for their starter.
Their pokemon didn’t just faint, they were erased from their roster.
Frustrated our author reset their game, starting from their last save.
However, they didn’t get their Pokemon back.
On top of it all, their Wartortle went back to being a Level 5 Squirtle.
They were tempted to start a new game, but since they had gotten so far already, they
didn’t feel like grinding in Viridian Forest and Mt. Moon all over again.
So, they sucked it up and bought some Pokeballs, and start rebuilding from scratch.
However, like before, randomly throughout the game, Mewtwo would find them, and wipe
out their team.
Again, they were forced to rebuild, repeatedly.
If they tried using their Pokeball, Mewtwo would kill all their Pokemon first, causing
them to switch out without having done anything at all.
Our author became more cautious when entering grass; they caught the mon they needed and
ran, stocking themselves with repels wherever they went.
When they got to Lavender Town, the start menu loaded up on its own, and the Mew glitch
happened once again, without the player even doing anything.
By this point, they’re were paranoid, so they always carried balls with them, managing
to catch it without a sweat.
Later when they started a new game, and tested what happened if you fainted Mew instead of
catching it, it’d be right there.
Mew would absolutely not go away unless you caught it.
Another odd thing about Mew.
Like your starter, Mewtwo could not be erased from your party.
But instead of going back to level 5, Mew would be at the exact level you raised it
to.
They ended up beating the Elite 4.
However, they got tired of Mewtwo stalking them.
Up until that point, they hadn’t been able to try using a Master Ball on him, since he
always attacked their Pokemon first.
But, on the final floor, the final showdown, they had a chance to fight back.
Depending on what they did, the ending changed.
1.
If they used the Master Ball, Mewtwo would force himself to be the first Pokemon in their
lineup.
In battle, he’d act exactly as a Pokemon would if you didn’t have all the badges
with a twist.
Instead of randomly using a different move on the Pokemon, he used them on other members
of their party.
With the only option on their screen being fight, and the only move their team had being
struggle.
Not only would he take out their opponent, and the player could do nothing but watch
Mewtwo destroy everything they had.
When Mewtwo finished slaughtering their pokemon, Mew automatically popped out of its ball and
challenged him.
When Mewtwo was down to a sliver of HP, Mew used explosion, knocking each other out.
After it said Mew and Mewtwo fainted, the game blacked out of battle.
And then it froze.
The player restarted, and their file was still there.
2.
A battle to the death.
Instead of struggling, their Pokemon retained all of their moves, and the battle went as
it normally should.
Any Pokemon they lost in the fight could not be brought back.
With Mewtwo gone, the game went back to normal.
The player still had Mew, and they still had their starter.
They played for hours, and Mewtwo never showed up in the grass or caves following that.
3.
What would happened if they didn’t attack Mewtwo?
The player got curious.
They used healing items, defensive moves, tried escaping, and let their pokemon faint.
When their last Pokemon fell to 1 HP, the music disappeared, but no the sound effects.
A “...” appeared, like when a Gym Leader talk to you after battle.
The player pressed A. Then Mewtwo said, “What have I become?
The box then read, “Mewtwo used struggle on itself”.
The player watched on as the creature beat himself to submission.
The player’s Pokemon gained no experience and the player returned to the overworld.
In place of Mewtwo was a Pokeball.
They took it, it was an item that didn’t exist until G/S/C: Sacred Ash.
The game then started again, with the player now on top of the Pokemon Tower.
The player opened up their Pokemon, and all their team member were there, albeit fainted.
They used Sacred Ash, and they came back.
The creepypasta ends with a warning.
New time you go that deep in the unknown dungeon, there’ll be a tombstone where Mewtwo’s
sprite used to be.
When you interact with it, “Mewwww…” will appear in your window with Mew’s cry.”
Whoa, okay.
That was creepy.
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