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Mewtwo had swiftly been going in and out of consciousness, and his thoughts had been asked out loud over a course of however long it’s been. When no answer was given, he could barely register it, as it was only his mind trying to cope with the fact that he was living a miserable existence. The sound of alarms blaring were heard so muffled and dull, and blearily he could tell that something was tugging at his form.
The liquid that helped to keep him floating and in this stasis, was now gushing out as this something grabbed him. He was not really aware of his surroundings, and his eyes were closed tight, as if he were almost afraid to open them. Wherever he was being led to, his senses were starting to wake, and they felt danger all around. Slowly, his eyes opened, and they glanced towards this one that was muttering something frantic; Who was willing to seemingly help him. This caught him by surprise, and he wasn’t sure whether to accept it or not, but matters were more pressing as he felt others coming into the room.
It was as if his body had a mind of it’s own, needing to look for it’s own survival. When guards came flooding into the room, the aura around his body started to shine and glow. One look, and several of them were knocked back, straight through the wall behind them in a crumpling heap of debris. Another look behind the rest, and he set off the water alarm systems, which sprayed loudly, anything to distract them from himself and this being next to him.
The human would-be-rescuer was still frantically attempting to disengage Mewtwo from the machinery. The tubes and wires were injected beneath the skin of the clone Pokemon, and left dully stinging holes as they were yanked out. The stranger seemed to be doing his best to remove them cleanly, but he still winced at the distressing squelching sound of the metal being extracted from deep within the the muscles and tendons of Mewtwo’s back, looking with horror at the sizable, oozing surgical wounds they left as each one was pulled out.
“I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’m sorry...” The human kept repeating in his high, nervous, nasally voice.
The security team piled in along with half a dozen scientists and shouts were exchanged. “The specimen is loose!” “Call for backup!” “Subdue the specimen!” “Don’t let it escape!” Tazer guns were drawn and pointed at the woozy Mewtwo, only for most of them to be sent flying by a weak psychic blast. As the sprinklers spritzed into life, the lab floor became slick and some of the guards tripped in their attempt to rush forward. They barrelled into a cart piled with vials of what seemed like plasma, possibly extracted from Mewtwo. The cart was knocked clean over and the entire batch shattered on the floor to the angry moans of the assembled scientists. It must have taken them months to extract those samples.
By this time, the red-headed human had removed the last of the wires and tubes and Mewtwo was detached fully, slumping down against his much shorter rescuer, who yelped and struggled to stand and support him. If Mewtwo were more perceptive at the moment he might have noticed the odd shimmering effect the showering water was having on his companion, like it were disrupting an illusory field, and something was just visible in slivers underneath, something smaller, and green... At any rate now they had come the really difficult part, one had to wonder what the “human”’s plan was to escape with all this commotion. If he even had a plan. Mewtwo didn’t seem to be in any shape to teleport them out of here.
Luckily it seemed that the sprinklers going off was just the thing needed to distract the majority of the guards and scientists. The scientists were so preoccupied with saving their data, rushing to cover their computers and stacks of papers, and the guards were in a state of confusion as their tazers short circuited, half of them still on the floor from slipping on the puddles. Mewtwo and his strange human helper were able to slip behind a row of tanks and slowly slink their way towards the exit. It was awkward going, with the barely conscious Mewtwo and the human that could barely carry him, but they almost made it to the door before the group seemed to remember the more pressing matter of their prized captive Pokemon escaping and the soggy guards quickly located them and started to close in. Their tazers were useless, but they’d drawn firearms from their belts and seemed in just a bad enough mood to use them indiscriminately.
The human backed up slowly as the guards advanced- it was strange, all their eyes were on Mewtwo and not the stranger supporting him, as if he were invisible to them. Just then, the door slid open and the human turned and ran with Mewtwo in tow- behind them the sound of ricocheting bullets could be heard, and the admonishing of the scientists to the guards who had tried to shoot their extremely valuable specimen. Mewtwo was dragged lopsidedly down a dim hallway and towards what looked to be a lift. The guards were hot on their tail though, the human looked back, panting, it seemed like they weren’t going to make it... But then the human started muttering something- something that was definitely not English, and a strange glow had flared into life, not around Mewtwo, but around the human now and in front of them a hole shimmered into being in thin air, flickering feebly before disappearing. The human swore and repeated the strange words, faster and more desperately. The shimmering around his form grew more and more frequent and glitchy. The hole appeared again and widened slowly. It was hard to see what was on the other side, but it looked like dancing shadows and the dappled light of a forest.
“Come on... come on...” The human hissed, limping along, his teeth gritted, veins throbbing in his neck and temple from the effort. And just as the guards were about to grab hold of Mewtwo, the portal grew wide enough and the pair tore through and it closed behind them.
The human fell forward and he and Mewtwo sprawled out on the ground. It was the leaf-strewn, earthy ground of a forest floor. The air was cool and the buzz and warble of insects and birds surrounded them, so different from the clinical dampness and stuffy atmosphere of the lab. The human rolled onto his back, he was wheezing and clutching his chest. They were both still wet from the sprinklers and liquid from the tank. “I really... need... to get in better shape...” He said, managing to laugh weakly. “We got away though... we got away...”
The human got to his feet shakily and went over to Mewtwo, looking concerned. “Are you okay? I’m sorry for the roughness. You’re safe now though.”
“Why…? Why do you keep me here?…” He questioned out loud, silently and almost a whisper into whoever’s thoughts were nearest. The clone, the experiment, was growing so tired of it all, of all the testing and prodding of various tools; It was through with the constant stares, and the gawking gazes of fools that had managed to capture him once again. Mewtwo detested that he was made, and by hands that were so unworthy of creating life. He detested that he wasn’t something original, that wasn’t intended to be. Yet, life was instilled upon him, and he was rapidly taking in each breath, as if it would be his last to take; If these people, who dared to keep him locked up, so wished it. He was at their mercy, and the binds on his limbs, around his neck, were insurance that no escape was going to happen. That sad gaze of his finally looked up from the spot on the floor, and to stare at the faces around him, as he asked again into their minds. “Why???”
Not a one of the scientists seemed to so much as flinch at the captive creature’s psychic desperation. The labcoated men and women continued their work, consulting graphs, monitoring readouts, scribbling observations... except for one of them. There was a stranger among the blank impassive faces that the prisoner had come to know and loathe. He almost seemed invisible to the bobbing and bustling scientists, plain, babyfaced, with a mop of tied-back red hair, and wide-eyed behind large spectacles.
Immediately it was clear to a psychic observer that something wasn’t quite right about this stranger. His visage was... different somehow than the others, slightly blurred, and his movements seemed to lag behind the others, almost like a glitchy data latency in the fabric of reality. He seemed to notice that he’d been noticed by the experiment in the tank as his turquoise eyes went wide and he backed up to be hidden behind a crossing pair of scientists and vanished from sight.
It wasn’t until hours later when the lab was empty and dark but for the safety lights that the stranger reappeared. He moved silently towards the tank, glancing around to make sure he was alone and then ducked behind the main console closest to the liquid-filled cylindrical tank that housed Mewtwo. His glasses reflected the data readout as he worked, quietly as possible. He stopped abruptly and ducked under the console as a whoosh came from the door as it slid electronically open. A flashlight beam was swung around the lab, an armed security guard squinting around at the quietly bubbling tanks and blinking computer screens before shrugging and moving on.
The glitchy, laggy, very strange stranger popped back out and continued his typing, glancing up at Mewtwo every now and then with an odd expression in his eyes. Suddenly a hissing came from the machinery holding Mewtwo captive and the restraints released one-by-one. A few seconds later the reddish liquid began to drain from the tank. The stranger looked triumphant, but only for a second before a red light began flashing and a blaring alarm sounded throughout the lab. Frantically, the red-headed human scrabbled across the keyboard with his spidery fingers and the reinforced glass tube around Mewtwo started to lift with another hydraulic hiss. The liquid had not drained all the way so it began to spill out.
“Oh, dammit... quickly now, quickly!” The human muttered as he splashed over to Mewtwo and began to unplug him from the tubes and wires that stuck out of his back like a crop of porcupine quills. The alarm continued to resound and there was the sound of voices approaching the lab now, angry ones.
Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution | Official Trailer
Sometimes a family is a big, angsty, existential psychic feline, a smol, angry electric mouse clone, and a philosophical, pacifist kitty who is also a clone
half of you are crying and half of you are probably confused
I may have grown up with the first movie but Mewtwo’s Origin short before the movie was something I only recently came across and by god as if I already didn’t feel bad enough for Mewtwo ;-;
no story with this one aside from just the Mew duo being adorable XD
inspired by this post
Mewtwo enjoys the smaller things in life now that he’s free, Ash has himself a little cry realizing this poor Pokemon needs all the love
Since Mewtwo came from Mew, would Mewtwo consider Mew his dad?
he’s too proud to admit anything like that…out loud
Pokémon: The First Movie: Mewtwo Strikes Back (1999)
MEWTWO - Breaking The Habit [10th Anniversary AMV]
mewtwo has dreams at night of a girl he doesn’t remember
a shimmering girl in a white dress and sea green hair that floats like reeds in fluid
a girl whose smile is frozen and kind
and he’s small and scared and she is big and warm and lovely
and life is wonderful, but why?
LIFE IS WONDERFUL, BUT WHY?
Pokemon The Movie: Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution Will Premiere In 2019
Pokemon the Movie: Everyone’s Story has now premiered in Japan. According to Twitter user DogasusBackpack, the movie’s ending included an announcement of the next Pokemon movie. Pokemon the Movie: Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution is coming in 2019. The original voice of Mewtwo, Masachika Ichimura, will be returning for this movie. The movie’s logo is similar to the first one. The logo can be seen…
If mopey was a nature.
@detectiveashcroft he all hips and forehead
Type the name of your favorite character into the new gif feature and post what you get first
*uncontrollable sobbing*