'Pokémon GO' Releases Legendary Mewtwo Creature in Japan
Following Articuno, Moltres, Zapdos and Lugia.
Pokémon GO gamers in Japan were in for a special treat this past weekend. The lethal Mewtwo appeared as a raid boss during a Pikachu Outbreak event in Yokohama, as per Kotaku. This marks the fifth legendary pocket monster to be released by Niantic Labs albeit only available in the Land of the Rising Sun. Initially, Articuno and Lugia were made available to players at recent Pokémon GO festivities. Since then, the game developers added Moltres (July 31-August 7) and Zapdos (August 7-14) to the popular app.
Check out the tweets detailing successful Mewtwo captures below and stay tuned for more Pokémon GO announcements regarding legendary creatures.
Es oficial!!! Sale Mewtwo!!! pic.twitter.com/sOvmJAhiov
— Keibron Gamer YT (@keibron) August 14, 2017
100% catch rate 😱
Trainer in Japan wish you luck Lol#PokemonGO #MewTwo pic.twitter.com/iku56mcIRL— WEI JUN 🔥 100IV (@WEIJUN0471) August 14, 2017
Here my MEWTWO is! Let’s go! First maxed in the world with a perfect moveset? #PokemonGo pic.twitter.com/88J1Bh5bRa
— Pope Dave 🏟 Japan (@PopeDave8) August 14, 2017
I GOT MEWTWO! #PokemomGo #Mewtwo #ポケGO pic.twitter.com/QHP6NnbpDF
— シャロット🍮@ATR武道館二日目 (@Charlotte__Chan) August 14, 2017
