Highlights

  • Paradox forms in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet have given Pokemon new looks and stories, expanding the franchise's lore and captivating fans.
  • Twitter user OnduRegion created fan art of Paradox forms for Mega Mewtwo X and Y, named Chaotic Mane and Iron Clone, with unique designs and types.
  • The concept of Paradox Pokemon continues to inspire Pokemon fans, with the community eagerly sharing their own ideas and creating impressive fan art.

A Pokemon Scarlet and Violet fan has created Paradox forms for Mega Mewtwo X and Y. Pokemon Scarlet and Violet celebrate their first anniversary this year after introducing players to the Paldea region, and the popular Paradox forms of Pokemon.

It's no secret that Game Freak always brings out different Pokemon variants or unusual gimmicks. One example is the Z-Moves introduced in Pokemon Sun and Moon, which allow players to unleash powerful attacks using the Z-Crystals. While the Z-Moves didn't become a hit with fans, the Paradox Pokemon went in the opposite direction. The Paradox forms gave Pokemon new looks and stories, further growing the franchise's ever-expanding lore.

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Twitter user OnduRegion shared fan art with what it would look like if Mega Mewtwo X and Y had Paradox forms. Named Chaotic Mane, this variant of Mega Mewtwo X is a Past Paradox Pokemon. It has horns on the top of its head, a tail with scales, and a sort of mane, giving the Pokemon strong vibes of a dragon. Mega Mewtwo Y turned into the Future Paradox Pokemon Iron Clone, which keeps the original base design where Mewtwo is smaller and lighter. The futuristic variant has a visor that works with the Pokemon's eyes, and the structures on its head have become headphones. Overall, it's a design that will remind fans of other futuristic Pokemon like Deoxys due to its alien-like appearance.

As well as presenting the Paradox forms of Mega Mewtwo X and Y, OnduRegion revealed the shiny versions of the Pokemon. Chaotic Mane appears in a color palette that turns it into Zoroark's lost brother. Meanwhile, Iron Clone is green, which with the addition of red details would make it a good friend for Iron Leaves, the Paradox variant of the Legendary Pokemon Virizion. The artist also created Pokedex entries, revealing Chaotic Mane as a Fighting/Dark-type Pokemon that was Arceus' right-hand man. Iron Clone is a Psychic/Fairy-type Pokemon created by an ancient civilization to concentrate and materialize Mew's power.

Pokemon fans have already extensively explored the concept of the Paradox Pokemon, but the community shows that it still has plenty of ideas to share. After all, the premise of past and future brings a world of possibilities for Pokemon fans to be inspired by, producing impressive fan art. If the Paradox Pokemon is already one of the most popular aspects of Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, the arrival of Paradox Cobalion and Raikou promises to keep the subject hot among Pokemon fans.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet are available now for Nintendo Switch.

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