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{{an|Giovanni}} hired [[Dr. Fuji]] to use his team of scientists to find and clone {{p|Mew}}. Dr. Fuji agreed out of the hope that the money given to him to develop the cloning technology would allow him to make a replica of his late daugher {{an|Amber}}. The scientists succeeded in cloning Mew, and {{an|Mewtwo}} was created; however, soon after its awakening, Mewtwo destroyed the lab in which it was created and the scientists within it. | {{an|Giovanni}} hired [[Dr. Fuji]] to use his team of scientists to find and clone {{p|Mew}}. Dr. Fuji agreed out of the hope that the money given to him to develop the cloning technology would allow him to make a replica of his late daugher {{an|Amber}}. The scientists succeeded in cloning Mew, and {{an|Mewtwo}} was created; however, soon after its awakening, Mewtwo destroyed the lab in which it was created and the scientists within it. | ||
Other Rocket scientists worked under [[Professor Sebastian]], making the forced Pokémon evolution beam and the crystal system that traps the {{t|Electric}} Pokémon {{p|Raikou}} in ''[[The Legend of Thunder!]]''. Further into Johto, a team of Rockets working under [[Namba]] managed to trap two {{p|Lugia}}, a mother and child. Namba was last known to be researching {{p|Hippowdon}}'s sand. | Other Rocket scientists worked under [[Professor Sebastian]], making the forced Pokémon evolution beam and the crystal system that traps the {{t|Electric}} Pokémon {{p|Raikou}} in ''[[The Legend of Thunder!]]''. Further into Johto, a team of Rockets working under [[Dr. Namba]] managed to trap two {{p|Lugia}}, a mother and {{jo|Silver|child}}. Namba was last known to be researching {{p|Hippowdon}}'s sand. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||