Q&A for How to Catch Mew in Pokémon Emerald

No, you can only officially obtain one Mew per game file through in-game events. Acquiring additional Mews typically requires unofficial methods, such as cheat codes.

If your Mew is not obeying, the game likely identifies it as a hacked Pokémon, often due to the absence of the "fateful encounter" flag. Verify if "fateful encounter" is listed on its status screen; if not, it suggests that the method you used to obtain Mew might have been incorrect or incomplete.

You cannot legitimately *catch* Mew in Pokémon Ruby. However, you can obtain it by trading a Mew that was legitimately acquired in another game or through an official event.

Yes, you can generally determine if the information is current by checking the article's last updated date, which is often displayed near the title. If recently updated, the technique should remain effective.

Yes, you can catch a shiny Mew. However, Pokémon Emerald's Random Number Generator (RNG) is notoriously flawed, which makes legitimately obtaining one extremely difficult.

Yes. After you complete the game, your mother will ask you to choose a color you saw on TV. Select "Blue" for Latios or "Red" for Latias; you can only obtain one. The chosen Legendary Pokémon will then appear as a roaming Pokémon that will continue to roam until you catch it. It is highly recommended to save your Master Ball for this encounter, as it will attempt to flee if given the chance to make a move.

You can reset Mew after you have caught it by employing certain in-game glitching techniques or using a cheating device.

You can hatch the egg in the same location, such as Oldale Town, to warp to Birth Island. However, there is a risk of warping onto an impassable tile, like a rock or water, which could trap you. Therefore, adjust your hatching location to ensure you land on a traversable spot.

Instead of renaming Box 10 and Box 11, you must rename Box 11 and Box 12. Use these exact names: Box 11: (?”CRlo ) and Box 12: (EqFRo ).