Pokemon Fan Shares Clever Kalos Form for Mewtwo
A Pokemon player created their take on a new form of Mewtwo to celebrate the second Pokemon Legends. Fans of Game Freak's RPG franchise have been imagining their own unique takes on alternate versions of various pocket monsters in the series for quite some time. Many of these Pokemon forms are well-thought-out enough to pass for something that could be found in the games.
The Pokemon Mewtwo was one of the first legendaries to make an appearance in the series. The creature is a clone of the pocket monster Mew and can be encountered in Pokemon Red and Blue after defeating the Elite Four. Mewtwo starred in the first movie of the franchise, which saw the creature act as the main villain.
A Reddit user named BentoDraws shared a post featuring a new version of the legendary Pokemon Mewtwo that they made. This alternate version of the pocket monster is meant to be the form it takes in Kalos, the region where Pokemon Legends: Z-A is supposed to take place. The critter looks very reminiscent of Mew, though with a gray-colored body rather than a pink one. Like Mew, this version of Mewtwo has a very long tail, though it now originates from the back of its neck similar to what is seen on Mega Mewtwo Y. BentoDraws also changed the Pokemon's Typing, making the Kalos form a Dark/Psychic-Type. The artist's creation does beg the question of what would happen if Mew had been cloned more than once.
Pokemon fans are enjoying BentoDraws' artwork, which has acquired over 1,800 upvotes. One gamer mentioned that the piece reminded them of the schoolyard rumors that they used to hear about how to unlock hidden versions of various pocket monsters. Another said that they strongly believe that the Pokemon Mew was cloned more than once and that there are multiple versions of Mewtwo that exist in the Pokemon world. The art that BentoDraws created is a good example of the various Pokemon forms that could show up in Pokemon Legends: Z-A.
BentoDraws is not the only artist creating new versions of
Read more on gamerant.com
