So, one of my friends suggested to me I get back into running a major Mew and Mewtwo blog, since Fuck Yeah, the Mews was very popular at one point (I'm still low-end pissed off that I cannot log into the bigger blog because I lost the credentials!). I'm lazy and don't really want to undergo such a project, but I am still very involved with the Mew and Mewtwo community.
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So, what am I doing these days?
I'm writing a lot of Mewtwo fanfiction! Including something that has swarmed my mind for years -- Ai, resurrected, and as an adult. Yeeeep. I went there, everyone. That idea that has messed with the brains of Mewtwo fans for over twenty years now.
I also write Team Rocket fanfiction, featuring Domino, Sakaki/Giovanni, Madame Boss, and Miyamoto.
Summaries of my Mewtwo fics:
Playing God:
Mewtwo was created to be used. His power, his immortality, even his will were meant to belong to Sakaki, who seeks to bind him once more and reduce his godlike existence to something owned rather than lived.
Ai is cloned again for that purpose, meant only as a lure to draw him back into captivity. She is not meant to be real in the ways that matter. She is not meant to choose, to feel, or to reach for him as a person rather than a tool. But in her presence, something in Mewtwo breaks open. With Ai, there is no demand for power, only recognition. No command, only closeness, trust, and the quiet risk of caring.
This story follows Ai as she awakens to her own personhood, and the bond that forms between them, one shaped by restraint, mutual recognition, and shared isolation. Through her, Mewtwo is forced to confront a life-altering question: whether immortality is worth it without intimacy, risk, or love.
At the edges of the story stands Mew, ancient and watchful, carrying grief across lifetimes.
What unfolds is not a safe, easy romance, but a deliberate choosing of two lovers in a world built to deny them both, a story about love as defiance, and about making an impossible choice.
Eclipsed:
Long before the present age, Mewtwo fractured the world in the Great War, seeking to disrupt the gods themselves.
"Eclipsed" is a story born of that devastation, set in a world rebuilt from ruin under a new and merciless order. From the ashes of fallen nations rose Shin'ō (Mewtwo), a god forged by suffering and will, who seeks dominion rather than balance. Within his palace serves Arei, a woman raised from childhood as his priestess: venerated, isolated, and shaped into the living mouthpiece of his doctrine as his cult spreads across the region.
Arei’s escape reveals a truth far older than devotion. She is one of the Children of the Sun, bound to Mew, the Mother Goddess, and inexplicably favored by Arceus, the silent Creator whose absence has shaped the universe. As three great religions clash -- those who worship Arceus, those who follow Mew, and those who kneel before Mewtwo -- the conflict between Light, Darkness, and something older than both begins anew.
Caught between gods and religions that claimed her before she could think for herself, Arei must confront the question she was never allowed to ask: who she is, and where her loyalty truly lies.
Red Hot Lies:
Driven by a need to understand the species that created him, Mewtwo abandons his powerful Pokémon form and assumes a human body. He reinvents himself not as a ruler or a god, but as an observer: an anthropologist intent on studying humankind from within its contradictions. His research leads him to Unova, a region dense with culture, corruption, and quiet violence — an ideal environment in which to dissect morality, intimacy, and survival.
There, he encounters a woman rejected by a society; a pariah. She seems simple enough, but beneath her façade lies a buried past, sharp intelligence, and a talent for reading people who believe themselves untouchable. Mewtwo is drawn to her not purely by desire, but by curiosity. She is human in the most dangerous sense: adaptive, wounded, and observant.
As he studies her, she studies him in return.
What begins as a controlled experiment slowly erodes into something unstable.
"Red Hot Lies" is a dark psychological story which explores manipulation, identity, trauma, and the cost of connection when honesty is absent.
