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The Birth of Mewtwo (Japanese: Mewtwo no Tanjō) is a CD Drama that only appeared in Japan. It was released in 1998, few months later than the premiere of Mewtwo Strikes Back in Japanese cinemas. I was also adapted to an anime-special that it was dubbed into English. The special appears in the DVD of Mewtwo Returns.
Plot
The CD Drama is divided into five parts:
- The Phantom: Mew (Maboroshi no Mew).
- The Birth of Mewtwo (Mewtwo no Tanjō).
- Mewtwo and Amber (Mewtwo to Ai).
- The Strongest Pokémon of the World (Sekai Maxim Tsuyo no Pokémon).
- Mewtwo Strikes Back (Mewtwo no Gyakūshu).