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Hmm some things in pokemon are unexplainable. How 2 different mews exist? One in Mewtwo movie and other one in Lucario movie?
Same thing MAY happen here. (wrote MAY, not MUST or IS Happneing).

Well, the movies are in different time lines. The mew must live there then.

But it says it is living from years and the mew from which mewtwo is cloned is said to be somewhere in Africa (a real world location) and the later mew is found in Kanto(anime only location) if you dont argue that kanto is based on real life area.
So, the mews ARE different.

What if it can split in to two? It can transform freely like a ditto and learn all the moves in the world (TM HM) so you can never know whether it can split into 17 different mew types too. Mewveelutions?

lol
Thats not practical..

But you can never know the future! I think I'll put that in my siggy. Maybe the creators are wrong and multiple mews exists, THAT MEANS LEGENDARIES ARE COMMON!!!!!!!

Actually, we can't say that there is only one mew in the world.
If you read the first movie book, it says that many years ago hundereds of Mew used to live in the world. So 2 Mew can exist.
There are few legendaries which cn be only one.
Mewtwo, Arceus, Giratina, Dialga and Plakia, and the lake trio. And Kyogre and Groudon.

Yeah, thats what I kinda mean.

Fire/Dragon Would Be Awesome

Prongs wrote:No.
Gold/Silver/Crystal have the true storyline.
HGSS are remakes.

So HGSS and FRLG take place in an alternate dimension? Because HGSS fits with FRLG (in GSC, no one saw an egg before, but Breeding was possible in FRLG)

Then again, no generation is consistent. If you hold the events of Emerald to be true then RS never happened.

There's only one more thing I can think of, EVERY SINGLE COPY OF A POKEMON GAME IS SITUATED IN AN ALTERNATE DIMENSION BUT JUST LIKE THE ORIGINAL DIMENSION, or to put it a copy of the same dimension just like copies of the game. Or so i think, who knows.

I will say that the main series plotline is that of the original paired games. The remakes are same but with some bonus features which are not part of the true storyline. The third version being closer to the plot of the anime.

I would never want to play the anime as a game, it would make it too easy, like chimchar being able to throw onix in the air

(Sorry for double post)
In the games, there appears to only be one of every legendary Pokémon, but in the anime, there is more than one of most legendaries. This may just mean that the creators of the game intended the canon to imply that the player only ever happens to meet more than one of them, and in fact there are others elsewhere.
Another reason to support the fact above may be for game-balancing issues.
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This is off bulbapedia, should have checked earlier, now we have a reason for it I guess

Game Balancing is the whole issue.