Pokémon Mansion journals

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The Pokémon Mansion journals are a series of diary entries present in the main series games and written by a Pokémon researcher, chronicling the events that led up to the creation and escape of Mewtwo. They are scattered around the Pokémon Mansion.

The Pokémon Mansion journals are only accessible in the Generation I games and FireRed and LeafGreen, as the Pokémon Mansion has been destroyed along with most of Cinnabar Island by a volcanic eruption prior to the events of the Generation II games and HeartGold and SoulSilver.

Journal entries

July 5

Generation I games


Japanese Translation English

にっき 7がつ5か
ここは みなみアメリカの ギアナ
ジャングルの おくちで
しんしゅの ポケモンを はっけん

Diary: July 5
This is Guyana, South America.
A new Pokémon was discovered deep in the jungle.

Diary: July 5
Guyana,
South America
A new POKéMON was
discovered deep
in the jungle.


FireRed and LeafGreen


Japanese Translation English

にっき 7がつ5か
ここは みなみアメリカの ギアナ
ジャングルの おくちで
しんしゅの ポケモンを はっけん

Diary: July 5
This is Guyana, South America.
A new Pokémon was discovered deep in the jungle.

Diary: July 5
Guyana, South America
A new POKéMON was discovered deep
in the jungle.


July 10

Generation I games


Japanese Translation English

にっき 7がつ10か
しんはっけんの ポケモンを
わたしは ミュウと なづけた

Diary: July 10
I named the newly discovered Pokémon, Mew.

Diary: July 10
We christened the
newly discovered
POKéMON, MEW.


FireRed and LeafGreen


Japanese Translation English

にっき 7がつ10か
しんはっけんの ポケモンを
わたしは ミュウと なづけた

Diary: July 10
I named the newly discovered Pokémon, Mew.

Diary: July 10
We christened the newly discovered
POKéMON, MEW.


February 6

Generation I games


Japanese Translation English

にっき 2がつ6か
ミュウが こどもを うむ
うまれた ばかりの ジュニアを
ミュウツーと よぶことに⋯⋯

Diary: February 6
Mew gave birth. The newborn was called Mewtwo...

Diary: Feb. 6
MEW gave birth.
We named the
newborn MEWTWO.


FireRed and LeafGreen

Japanese Translation English

にっき 2がつ6か
ミュウが こどもを うむ
うまれた ばかりの ジュニアを
ミュウツーと よぶことに⋯

Diary: February 6
Mew gave birth. The newborn was called Mewtwo...

Diary: Feb. 6
MEW gave birth.
We named the newborn MEWTWO.


September 1

Generation I games


Japanese Translation English

にっき 9がつ1にち
ポケモン ミュウツーは つよすぎる
ダメだ⋯⋯
わたしの てには おえない!

Diary: September 1
The Pokémon Mewtwo is far too powerful. It's no use... I am unable to control it!

Diary; Sept. 1
MEWTWO is far too
powerful.
We have failed to
curb its vicious
tendencies...


FireRed and LeafGreen


Japanese Translation English

にっき 9がつ1にち
ポケモン ミュウツーは つよすぎる
ダメだ⋯
わたしの てには おえない!

Diary: September 1
The Pokémon Mewtwo is far too powerful. It's no use... I am unable to control it!

Diary: Sept. 1
MEWTWO is far too powerful.
We have failed to curb its vicious
tendencies…


Trivia

  • It is speculated that the jungle in Guyana where Mew was apparently discovered is actually Faraway Island. A message is left on a signpost there which contains a remnant of a signature belonging to a name ending in ジ ji but this element is present exclusively in the original Japanese release of Emerald, which is generally assumed to be from Fuji. The researcher who wrote these diary entries is speculated to be Dr. Fuji, the founder of Pokémon Lab, or Mr. Fuji, who may both be the same character.


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