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Team Rocket: The Men Behind the Madness (Journal style; rated PG-13)

Clockworkz

SURPRISE BUTTSECKS
Notes: Richard Xibar, Edward Paramound, Myuutsu, and Project Armageddon are all owned by Pokemorph.com. This was written by expressed permission by the creators of the site, so DON'T STEAL IT. Thank you.



Team Rocket
The Men Behind the Madness​

Over forty years ago, Team Rocket’s influence was at its peak in the Kanto and Johto regions, with their stranglehold choking every bit of freedom out of the people of these lands. While the terrorists did the dirty work, underground scientists did the labor that became the backbone of the organization. What follows are various Journal Entries taken from the main Rocket Headquarters in Viridian City after a raid by an unknown party sacked the facility in April of 2039. Please note that these entries are top secret, and are by no means, to be released outside of the Indigo League’s personal files.


The writings of Doctors Richard Xibar and Edward Paramount on “Project Mewtwo” follow.


Name: Richard Xibar
Date: March 18, 1994
Time: 9:07 PM

I have been placed in charge of a new assignment, issued to me by the Second in Command, Kenshiro Hayazami. He claims it was issued by Giovanni himself. Apparently, I must work with my team to clone a certain Pokemon that was tagged and released several weeks ago. There must be something very important about it, otherwise they would not have asked me to spend time on this. Several DNA samples are being sent to the lab tomorrow for inspection and analysis, and, hopefully, the procedure should begin tomorrow, if all goes well.

Harley (1) has been sick lately. Apparently, he must have caught it while interacting with the other lab Pokemon. His fever broke a little while ago, after I prepared a small vaccination for him. He should be fine by tomorrow. Until then, I’ll keep a watch over him, and make sure he eats his dinner.

1: In reference to Xibar’s pet Marowak.


Name: Richard Xibar
Date: March 19, 1994
Time: 10.21 PM

The samples were sent to the lab, as promised, but upon analysis, it was determined that this Pokemon was not catalogued in the database, and deemed a new species. Nevertheless, we have begun a genetic breakdown of the DNA in question, and made quite a surprising discovery. It appears as though this Pokemon contains the genetic makeup of every Pokemon discovered to date. It has a mind-boggling amount of chromosomes in its makeup; over four hundred to be exact, and it shares at least one of them with each Pokemon in the data banks. Our researchers are now double checking the genetics of the other Pokemon, and will attempt to confirm out beliefs.

During my lunch break, I took Harley down to the Geosphere in the fourth sub-level for some exercise. He loves it there, and was quite active, now that his sickness is gone. Chasing the birds and running about are his favorite activities, and I’m glad he’s back to his old self again.


Name: Richard Xibar
Date: March 20, 1994
Time: 10:44 PM

Astounding! After cross-checking over eighty different species of Pokemon, it turns out that each of them shares one chromosome on the same genetic level as our new creature. We have dubbed our unseen specimen, “Mew”, as it stands for “Microgenetic Elemental World”, and called the Project, “Project Mewtwo”, in our hopes of cloning this so-called mother of the Pokemon. Stasis chambers have been prepared, and filled with a saline solution which will hold the embryos of the host Mew DNA. We will be taking a day old embryo of a Machop (since all Pokemon embryos are identical until the second trimester) and infusing it with the genetic information of Mew, in the hopes that our first project goes well.

Harley was neglected today, and for that I was sorry. He still seemed upset at me, but the feeling subsided after coddling and pampering before I began writing. I fed him double today, as a form of apology, and he seems quite happy; he’s looking over my shoulder now, as a matter of fact. And on that note…



More will be posted later.
 

Clockworkz

SURPRISE BUTTSECKS
Please don't neglect me ;_;

Name: Richard Xibar
Date: March 27, 1994
Time: 9:17 PM

Progress has been slow, yet steady. The embryo has been growing at a normal rate, and life signs are nominal. However, growth of the organs is lagging slightly more than normal. However, we do not think it is of any concern, and will continue with our biological studies as dictated in our schedule.

Harley was out in the lab today, and was on his best behavior. He mainly stayed in the back room and conversed with the other Pokemon there while the scientists were testing the Mew clone. It’s been a dull day today, with not much to write about. Until later, then...


Name: Edward Paramount
Date: March 31, 1994
Time 8:53PM

The Embryo has gone critical. It appears as though it is dying, and we are at an utter loss as to why. Life signs are become weaker and weaker, and it has stopped feeding completely. We estimate that it will only be a matter of time until it is dead, and this will hinder our progress considerably. All day long, we’ve been trying to find a solution to this problem, but nothing has come around that can help us. Mr. Hayazami will be most displeased.

My son, Doc, has been working on the project along with us, even though he is only a trainee. He seems to be uncoordinated in the lab, as he’s dropped beakers, test tubes, and other various things; he’s quite clumsy, but when it comes to Ribosome recalibration, he is the best. I guess in some ways, I’m proud to be his father.


Name: Edward Paramount
Date: April 5, 1994
Time: 10:01 PM

The Embryo in question has died, after almost a week of not feeding. We are still at a loss as to explain this, but I feel the worst for Richard Xibar, my colleague. He was the one who had to tell Mr. Hayazami the fate of our specimen. If Xibar lives, he’ll return to the lab tomorrow. Until then, we’ve commenced work on the next specimen, the two day old embryo of a Meowth. kept in single holding stasis, and a fresh experimental stasis tank will be prepped tomorrow.

Dinner was bland today; macaroni and cheese, with a side of coleslaw. The Rocket cafeteria doesn’t have particularly good food, and today was no exception. At least it’s free for scientists, thank goodness. We’re not allowed to leave the compound unless it’s for emergency reasons or a holiday. I need my sleep now, so I’ll be leaving this off here.
 

Wig

Out of a crazy mind.
Wierd, although I really liked. I would like to know what happens to Xibar.



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