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4 Ways to Find Mew in Pokémon Red/Blue

By Matthew Lynch
December 13, 2023
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Introduction:

Pokémon Red and Blue are the classic games that started it all, taking players on an unforgettable adventure through the magical world of Pokémon. One of the most sought-after and mysterious Pokémon in these games is Mew, a powerful Psychic-type Pokémon with intriguing abilities. Discovering this elusive creature can feel impossible at times, but fear not! Today, we reveal four ways to find Mew in Pokémon Red and Blue.

1. The Nugget Bridge Glitch:

By exploiting a glitch in the game code, players can potentially encounter Mew after crossing Nugget Bridge. This method involves avoiding trainer battles in certain areas to manipulate the game’s data values.

Follow these steps carefully:

– Beat every other trainer on the Nugget Bridge.

– Head to the area near Bill’s house with a long-range trainer.

– Save your game and walk straight down until the trainer notices you.

– Immediately press “Start” before they approach you and fly or teleport away.

– Battle another trainer nearby but make sure not to accidentally walk into their line of sight.

– After defeating them, fly back to Cerulean City and walk towards Nugget Bridge.

– Instead of facing usual wild Pokémon, a level 7 Mew will appear as an encounter.

2. The Ditto Transform Trick:

In this method, use a Ditto against another specific Pokémon which would help you encounter Mew.

Here’s how this method works:

– Catch a Ditto or evolve one from Metamon (Japanese version).

– Make sure you already have a Pokémon with a Special stat of 21.

– Engage in battle with another wild or trainer-owned Ditto.

– Allow it to transform into your Pokémon with Special stat 21.

– Proceed to catch or defeat it, then run away from battle.

– Walk around in tall grass where wild encounters occur. Mew should spawn eventually.

3. The Mew Truck Legend:

One of the most well-known urban legends in the Pokémon community involves a mysterious truck parked near the S.S. Anne ship in Vermilion City.

Here’s the story:

– Board the S.S. Anne and obtain Cut without battling your rival.

– Acquire a Pokémon with Surf and Strength.

– Return to Vermilion City and use Surf to reach the truck parked nearby.

– Use Strength to move the truck, uncovering a Poké Ball – inside, you will find Mew!

Unfortunately, this method is solely a myth and has been debunked multiple times. Even so, it remains an exciting piece of Pokémon lore for nostalgic fans.

4. Nintendo Events:

Finally, the legitimate way to acquire Mew – without using any glitch or trick – is through special Nintendo events. These events are held by the company and award participants with rare or mythical Pokémon that have exclusive moves or abilities.
Regrettably, while Pokémon Red and Blue events are exceedingly unlikely today, keep an eye out for new events in future games, as these opportunities continue to arise!

Conclusion:

While some methods may require more skill or patience than others, these four ways show that it’s indeed possible to capture the enigmatic Mew in Pokémon Red/Blue. Experience the thrill of finding this legendary Pokémon and add it to your collection as you enjoy your journey through these classic games!

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