Due to my inability to post a conspiracy yesterday, I posted the Lavender Town Syndrome theory, but to make up for a skipped day, here's a little conspiracy to get the brain going.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiH-Iq_uLCHiHaCPbRQK-foNsS3vpwoIoBE_l9K5_3Mu9VrFpqO0haHbLgt1-DDdTZOo6dDgYvm18ff8kjKpl80owa3VhpjNLGs6PVn9Y3mG5Yd9ekZTMR4gMWJt0k_nOiPA_LJ9gjUn0xC/s1600/Mew+and+Ditto.gif)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiH-Iq_uLCHiHaCPbRQK-foNsS3vpwoIoBE_l9K5_3Mu9VrFpqO0haHbLgt1-DDdTZOo6dDgYvm18ff8kjKpl80owa3VhpjNLGs6PVn9Y3mG5Yd9ekZTMR4gMWJt0k_nOiPA_LJ9gjUn0xC/s1600/Mew+and+Ditto.gif)
We all know lovable Mew who first appeared in the movie Pokemon: The First Movie. This legendary appeared beside its clone, the misunderstood Mewtwo.
And Pokemon fan would know that Giovanni cloned Mew in order to make the most powerful Pokemon that he could use in his gym and also for Team Rocket, but he couldn't have possibly gotten the cloning process right the very first time.
The popular theory is that the lovable, squishy Ditto are failed clones of Mew made by Team Rocket and Giovanni.
Some Pokemon fans out there are either talking this theory up, or crushing this theory to the ground. I know I couldn't believe at first, but honestly. Both Pokemon are able to copy or learn any move, even though Ditto is only for a short time, and both are able to learn the move Transform. They are both similarly colored with the exact same weight of 8.8 lbs. Also, Ditto are most common inside Cinnabar Mansion where the Mew and Mewtwo experiments took place.
Though this may be over thinking the world filled with imaginary creatures and wild adventures, it is plausible, but even if Ditto aren't failed Mew, I will love both unconditionally.
I hope you enjoyed my not-so-short little article to make up for my absence yesterday. Have a wonderful/night.
Love,
The Childhood Conspiratorist
No comments:
Post a Comment