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I own nothing. The words were spoken by Mewtwo in the first Pokemon movie, and that's what I want to talk about.

For the past few months, I've been exposed to the new attraction of Jurassic Park, a super-cloned abelisaur hybrid called Indominus rex. The only hinted characteristic is that it kills for sport. That is simply B-movie level of dumb. The story of Mewtwo, by contrast, is a much more interesting conflict. This creation by mafia-funded scientists is dangerously miffed with the mere fact that it was created artificially rather than born naturally. In retaliation, it reduced an entire island to rubble only to become even more dangerous after realizing that its partner, Giovanni, the leader of Team Rocket, was merely using it for his own purposes. This turns Mewtwo from just an ordinary Pokemon into one of the most memorable and even the most villainous, serving as a direct reminder of the dangerous fact that the science of cloning is still infant and perfection can't be rushed. If you do rush it, you end up with two separate things--armies of monstrous shadows of their former Mesozoic selves as well as the wrathful Pokemon that I'd just shortly described.

posted art in her profile of a JP fanfic called "Jurassic Legends" in which she anthropomorphizes the dinosaurs to exhibit human intelligence and personalities. If we do anthropomorphize Indominus rex, wouldn't it make sense if we turn to Mewtwo in the first Pokemon movie for inspiration?

Description
I own nothing. The words were spoken by Mewtwo in the first Pokemon movie, and that's what I want to talk about.

For the past few months, I've been exposed to the new attraction of Jurassic Park, a super-cloned abelisaur hybrid called Indominus rex. The only hinted characteristic is that it kills for sport. That is simply B-movie level of dumb. The story of Mewtwo, by contrast, is a much more interesting conflict. This creation by mafia-funded scientists is dangerously miffed with the mere fact that it was created artificially rather than born naturally. In retaliation, it reduced an entire island to rubble only to become even more dangerous after realizing that its partner, Giovanni, the leader of Team Rocket, was merely using it for his own purposes. This turns Mewtwo from just an ordinary Pokemon into one of the most memorable and even the most villainous, serving as a direct reminder of the dangerous fact that the science of cloning is still infant and perfection can't be rushed. If you do rush it, you end up with two separate things--armies of monstrous shadows of their former Mesozoic selves as well as the wrathful Pokemon that I'd just shortly described.

posted art in her profile of a JP fanfic called "Jurassic Legends" in which she anthropomorphizes the dinosaurs to exhibit human intelligence and personalities. If we do anthropomorphize Indominus rex, wouldn't it make sense if we turn to Mewtwo in the first Pokemon movie for inspiration?