Pokémon, but cultural invasion.

In the blink of an eye, tears welled up in her eyes and rolled down her cheeks.

How long has it been since she last cried?

Little Ju didn't know when the tears had started, nor did she understand why she was crying.

When the robot Hiroshi slumped to the ground, realizing that he could no longer be with Shin-chan as a "father" and denying his own existence, tears began to well up in her eyes.

A clone's consciousness, even if his memories are false, even if his body is made of metal parts and circuits, his love is real.

This love comes from a false memory, from the fact that Hiroshi already knows the whole story and that he is a copy, which makes it all the more precious and touching.

The audience sitting in the screening room, immersed in the story told in the film, can hardly help but be deeply moved.

Xiao Ju wiped away her tears with the back of her hand to calm herself down, but the tears showed no sign of stopping.

She hadn't cried in so long, and this outburst was like a river bursting its banks, unleashing all the pressure and negative emotions she had accumulated over the years.

Later on, the tears shed due to being moved were just a trigger; the tears were more a release of one's own emotions.

Wanlong handed her a tissue and patted her shoulder to comfort her, "Okay, okay, your makeup is going to be ruined by crying."

However, Wanlong herself wasn't much better off; as a novelist, she had developed a habit of automatically projecting her own experiences onto others.

They are more sensitive to emotions and have a more delicate mind.

Near the end, she seemed to sense something and took off her decorative glasses early, and she started crying even earlier than Xiaojuer.

Cynthia remained seated in the audience, her emotions still unsettled.

While the other two were savoring the aftertaste of the film, she remained silent, pondering other questions.

"Izumi usually appears gentle, but when she creates art, she is ruthless, even cruel."

For the robot Hiroshi, his childhood memories, his daily life with Pokémon, his meeting and falling in love with his wife, their marriage, the birth of their child... all of these happy memories are real and tangible.

He simply took a nap at a massage parlor, and his once happy life was shattered.

Izumi left the confused Hiroshi on the street, telling him to go home and try to live a good life so his family could accept his new self.

Once Hiroshi's life returned to normal, and even entered a period that could be called a good time, he thought that the peaceful daily routine could continue.

But Izumi took action again, telling the robot Hiroshi that he was just a copy, throwing the original with a human body in front of him, and revealing the bloody truth.

Seemingly not satisfied, Izumi deliberately created a tragedy, causing the robot Hiroshi to suffer irreparable damage in the battle, using his last moments to bid farewell to Shin-chan, the father and son.

This tragedy is not only for Hiroshi the robot, but also for the millions of viewers in front of the screen.

He almost entirely devoted the entire film to portraying a good father, a happy life, and a warm family, before ruthlessly shattering all these beautiful things in front of the audience.

It can be said that when the robot utters the words "I am not your father," and when he kills his own identity as "Hiroshi Nohara," the movie becomes a complete tragedy.

Then Izumi used a clever trick: the robot Hiroshi died, but the human Hiroshi remained alive.

At the end of the movie, the family can continue to live happily ever after, and Shin-chan will keep his promise and grow up well.

Unlike witnessing other tragedies, the audience will not be left with lingering feelings of injustice, but will genuinely experience the grief of that moment when something beautiful is shattered.

Quanshu found an insatiable way to both cause tragedy and continue the good.

What a cunning creator.

"No wonder fans of 'The Little Mermaid' say that Izumi likes to hide knives; there's evidence to back it up."

As Cynthia recalled the content of the stage play, she realized that Izumi's methods had clearly been upgraded and become more sophisticated.

These audience members were stabbed in the back and were shedding tears, yet they still had to marvel at how deeply moving the film was.

Of course, this deception of packaging tragedy was not without flaws.

If someone focuses their attention on the robot Hiroshi, regardless of any other characters, they will be hit by a 100% pure, uncontaminated knife and suffer real damage.

However, this is ultimately a very small minority. When the human Hiroshi appears and the identity of the robot Hiroshi's clone is exposed, the two steal the spotlight, making it difficult for the audience to focus on and empathize with a clone.

However, one of the basic logics of how the world works is that low-probability events occur with a high probability.

There's a truly unlucky guy in the movie theater in Cerulean City who's involved from beginning to end.

In the last row of the screening room, Mewtwo's expression was even more miserable than if he had eaten Alola Muk.

Even after the movie ended, he still couldn't understand why Hiroshi would fight with all his might after knowing that his memories were fake and that he was a clone.

No matter how hard the counterfeit tries, in the eyes of the family, it is ultimately not the real thing, and cannot compare to the real thing.

Depressed, unexpectedly depressed.

Mewtwo originally thought that a movie would hardly affect its state, just like "Night Odyssey," which it simply found interesting.

But the facts tell us that He not only had an impact, but a very large one.

A faint, heart-wrenching torment made Mewtwo even more eager to know the meaning of its existence and who it really was.

He had thought that watching the movie would give him some insight, but he became increasingly confused.

Sobbing could be heard from time to time. Could the sacrifice of a fake really move people so much?

Mewtwo doesn't know the answer, but it knows the person who does.

Not to mention the bet between them, although the movie made the audience cry buckets and may have slightly changed their views on cloned organisms, it was by no means enough to completely reverse their impressions.

Suppressing his agitation, Mewtwo turned and disappeared without anyone noticing.

...

After leaving the movie theater, Lijia and Axing felt refreshed after having a good cry.

It wasn't a tragedy in the true sense of the word; the tears were more from being moved than from feeling down.

As the audience from the previous show gradually left, those waiting for the next show eagerly awaited it in the ticket hall.

Xiaoxia originally wanted to chat with the two of them to improve their relationship, but the navigator received a message from Quanshu saying that he "had something to talk about".

It's normal for the dojo master to have something come up unexpectedly, so after she apologized, Rika and A-Xing comforted her and told her not to take it to heart.

Feeling guilty, Xiaoxia walked into Xiangwei Miao Cafe and immediately spotted Quanshu waiting there.

He clasped his hands together, supporting his chin, as if deep in thought.

As soon as she sat down, Quanshu's first words stunned Xiaoxia.

"I am Mewtwo's trainer."

Chapter 121 What I hate most is apologizing afterward.

"you?"

"Mewtwo's trainer?"

Xiaoxia checked twice to make sure she hadn't misheard.

"Correct."

Quanshu nodded and said, "I think I am."

Her eyes immediately became intriguing. No wonder she was so concerned about the League's investigation into Mewtwo; now I understand why.

Since Dr. Fuji revealed that Mewtwo's birth originated from a fossilized eyelash of Mew, the Mewtwo incident has risen in priority within the Kanto League.

Legend has it that Mew's genes contain information about all Pokémon, enabling it to use all moves, and it is considered by many scholars to be the ancestor of Pokémon.

Born from Mew's genes, and coupled with Fuji's perception of its immense destructive power, Mewtwo has become a major destabilizing factor.

Xiaoxia stared at Quanshu. The opponent's lineup consisted entirely of unevolved Pokémon. How could they possibly capture a ferocious Mewtwo?

However, if Mewtwo is indeed captured, it would be a good thing for the Kanto League.

"Are you following the bond-based taming route?"

"Hmm..." Quanshu remained noncommittal.

He didn't deny it, but subtly changed the subject: "At tomorrow's Kanto League Gym Leaders' meeting, will we discuss how to deal with Mewtwo?"

"The confidential documents have been leaked, but the meeting's agenda will not change because the dojo masters all have their own schedules and cannot be arbitrarily adjusted."

Xiaoxia asked in confusion, "Why are you asking this?"

"I need your help with something."

Based on Izumi's understanding of Mewtwo, it will definitely appear at tomorrow's Gym Leader meeting.

He coldly observes the humans who discuss how to deal with Him face to face, and then takes action based on the results.

The fact that the museum director's meeting time was deliberately included in the leaked information suggests there might be other underhanded tactics involved.

What Quanshu needs to do is naturally to avoid the worst outcome.

It's important to understand that Pokémon and Pokémon with trainers are completely different in the eyes of the League, with the latter naturally categorized as belonging to the human side.

"I can help, but is there something you haven't told me yet?"

Xiaoxia said sarcastically, "About a month ago, I specifically asked someone if they had any connection with the mysterious elves, and what did they say at the time? Nothing to do with it!"

"Now, tsk..."

Just as Quanshu was about to apologize, she saw her raise her hand: "What I hate most is apologizing afterward."

This left Quanshugan speechless; apologizing was not an option, nor was not apologizing.

"Fine, this beautiful girl is magnanimous. I'll forgive you for your hard work and dedication to the Hua Lan performance."

Xiaoxia waved her hand dismissively.

So how do you need my help?

......

Nighttime, Cerulean City Hotel.

On the first day of the movie's release, Chao Meng browsed the discussions surrounding the premiere of "My Robot Dad".

"I won't describe how good this movie is, but seven out of ten people were crying when it ended, and the other three held back their tears. Listen to me, brothers, just watch it."

"Another masterpiece by director Quan Shu. The entire screening was filled with laughter, and everyone was deeply moved to tears at the end. It was truly a rare experience."

"The memories are real, the love is real, but I feel like I'm fake. This tagline is really well written and runs throughout the movie."

“If the robot in the movie identifies himself as Hiroshi, does things like Hiroshi, and is perhaps a little more capable, and most people also think he is Hiroshi, then he should be Hiroshi.”

"Actually, I think the robot in the movie, although it is a copy of memories, is no different from the original Hiroshi."

The discussion forum was mostly filled with praise for the movie and happy sharing of the first day's viewing experience, with a small portion engaging in serious discussions about the movie's plot.

There are very few discussions that extend the topic to cloned organisms.

Mewtwo browsed through many community discussions about itself, and it was still the same as always.

Most people are taking a wait-and-see approach, feeling that it has little to do with them, while a small number are worried.

Only a very small number of users are calling for the protection of the legitimate rights of cloned Pokémon.

The film had a limited impact.

Without a doubt, He won the bet.

"drop--"

The hotel door was opened with a room key, and Izumi, carrying the unfortunate Zoroya who had fallen into a puddle in the park, planned to give the child a bath.

Seeing the familiar figure on the balcony, he muttered to himself, "Has this become a permanent NPC?"

"Why is it that in your movie, Hiroshi knows he's a fake, yet he still tries his best until the very last moment?"

Without uttering any further words, Mewtwo directly asked the question that puzzled it.

Izumi didn't rush to answer, but instead moved a chair over for Mewtwo to sit down.

He glanced at Rotom, who reluctantly flew onto his shoulder.

"because of love."

"like?"

Izumi said matter-of-factly, "He loves Shin-chan far more than himself, loves the Pokémon that accompany him, and loves his family."

Mewtwo frowned even more deeply: "Then what is love?"

"There are many kinds of love: familial love, romantic love, friendship... but no matter what kind it is, it requires establishing connections with others."