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'M is a (or rather, multiple) Glitch Pokémon, first debuting in Pokémon Red & Blue.
Bio[edit | edit source]
Taking into account its complexity (especially compared to other Gameboy titles), the original Pokemon Red & Blue was a remarkably stable game. It did have its odd bugs and glitches, yes, but if nothing else, Game Freak at least made sure that you could continue playing anyway while the code was busily shitting itself all over your save file.
One instance of this remarkable foresight was 'M - a moniker for an entire group of so-called 'Glitch Pokémon'. In an era where the internet had not yet hit the mainstream and one could not rely on turbo-autists furiously baking wikis for even the most inane nonsense (i.e. 8chanmania), 'M and others of its kind quickly surpassed ghost stories as the modern equivalent of schoolyard folklore.
In 8chanmania[edit | edit source]
An iteration of 'M fought in the Pokémon-themed 8chanmania LIV; with Scuttlebug serving as its trainer. Their attempt to ruin the code of the mania thankfully ended right were it started, as 'M tapped out against the Baby of Knight.
