In the games
Wasn't there a picture on the wall of Cinnabar Island's lab in the games that said it was "of the lab's founder, Dr. Fuji?" Did it refer to the Mr. Fuji of the games? Happy Mask Man 23:31, 22 July 2006 (UTC)
Unknown. - 振霖T 01:16, 23 July 2006 (UTC)
Well, Mr. Fuji's article in that magazine is found in Cinnibar Island, and he was Blaine's friend, and Blaine lived on Cinnibar Island, and there's a lab created by Dr. Fuji on Cinnibar Island, so I'd say that Dr. Fuji lived in Cinnibar Mansion, created Mewtwo, and, after his home was destroyed by the angry Psychic mutant, realized that...I dunno, that he oughta be nicer to Pokémon? and created a home for orphaned and abandoned Pokémon in Lavender and became Mr. Fuji. Everything points to it, after all. And it would explain why there's a key to Cinnibar Gym in Pokémon Mansion - Fuji was a friend of Blaine's, so of course he had a key to Blaine's Gym. - Jonah 16:30, 21 August 2007 (UTC)
All the stress made him go bald, haha. TESH TALK 18:30, 27 September 2007 (UTC)
Dead?
I know the lab he was in blowed up and logically Fuji should have died, but is there any canon proof that Fuji actually died?DarkArcz 13:55, 21 August 2007 (UTC)
- No its just assumed he did. Of course, its entirely possible that he survived an went on to live a quiter life in Lavender town as the Mr Fuji we know from the games. Psychologically this is a very logical connection as, if Dr Fuji (from the anime) and Mr Fuji (from the games) were the same person (the latter being slightly older) then it would explain a lot about Mr Fuji. Firstly, it would suggest that the reason he loks after so many abandoned pokemon is because he is trying to show that he is/become more compassionate towards pokemon in order to redeem himself or how he treated Mewtwo (which led to so many deaths. It would also explain why he defended the Mother Marowak so fiercely - ain order to try an compensate for the loss of his daughter - this also applies to why he cares for so many pokemon. Also, in Fr/Lg/R/B/Y, if one goes to he Cinnabar Lab, they will be able to see a photograph showing Mr. Fuji asa professor there, I believe. There is also a lot of information in the Mr Fuji article which points to Dr Fuji and Mr Fuji being the same person. For example, it is known that Mr fuji is not a native of Lavender town. Also, In Pokémon Emerald there are a series of messages left at Faraway Island where a wild Mew can be found. The messages warn that only someone pure of heart will see Mew. The author's name is smudged, but "-ji" is still readable in the Japanese version. It's possible that Mr. Fuji left the message, as a scientist who possibly worked on cloning Mew, he would have needed to collect Mew DNA.
Thereofre I feel that it might be a good idea to have the Mr fuji article combined with this one, since they are probably the same person given all the evidence. Anyone else think this is a good idea too? Wikid 23:26, 4 July 2008 (UTC)
It seems like the trivia is way off here, then - there it states that Dr. Fuji is killed on-screen, yet from this discussion it's obvious that at the very minimum it's off-screen, or even ambiguous. The trivia should be fixed, methinks. Anaphysik 08:02, 17 February 2010 (UTC)