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In Project Mew, there is a category of Trainers who receive challenges and must fulfill them through Trial Missions. They are known as '''Challengers''' and those who manage to complete enough missions can reach the rank of Chaser. | In Project Mew, there is a category of Trainers who receive challenges and must fulfill them through Trial Missions. They are known as '''Challengers''' and those who manage to complete enough missions can reach the rank of Chaser. | ||
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As an initiation process, a challenger must fulfill a mission assigned to them and fulfill it within a certain period. Upon completion of this mission, they will be allowed to participate in Project Mew as a Challenger. | As an initiation process, a challenger must fulfill a mission assigned to them and fulfill it within a certain period. Upon completion of this mission, they will be allowed to participate in Project Mew as a Challenger. | ||
In order to continue to participate in Project Mew, a {{pkmn|Trainer}} must pass certain Trial Missions assigned for them. The Trainer taking on Trial Missions receives a list with three missions divided by colors and must choose only one of them to fulfill. Once the mission objective has been achieved and verified, the Trainer will earn a special token on their [[Rotom Phone]] as proof. The challengers with the most tokens become Chasers. | In order to continue to participate in Project Mew, a {{pkmn|Trainer}} must pass certain Trial Missions assigned for them. The Trainer taking on Trial Missions receives a list with three missions divided by colors and must choose only one of them to fulfill. Once the mission objective has been achieved and verified, the Trainer will earn a special token on their [[Rotom Phone]] as proof. The challengers with the most tokens become Chasers, and during the selection process, those with less than 4 Tokens were automatically disqualified. | ||
During evaluations, a Challenger can receive more Tokens than others depending on how they perform during the mission, along with showcasing attributes such as good leadership or teamwork. The items collected during Trial Missions are brought to be verified by a {{p|Corviknight}}, and some missions that involve battles are recorded by a drone. | During evaluations, a Challenger can receive more Tokens than others depending on how they perform during the mission, along with showcasing attributes such as good leadership or teamwork. The items collected during Trial Missions are brought to be verified by a {{p|Corviknight}}, and some missions that involve battles are recorded by a drone. | ||
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Project Mew (Japanese: プロジェクト・ミュウ Project Mew) is a research project in the anime, which recruits Trainers from around the world, aiming to find Mew. The Project Mew was first introduced in Advice to Goh!.
Description
Objective
The official members of Project Mew are attempting to find Mew in order to figure out the origins of Pokémon, which is led by Professor Amaranth.
Members
The highest rank a person can get in Project Mew is the rank of Chaser. The first two Chasers to appear are Danika and Quillon, with their role being to distribute missions and evaluate the performance of other Project Mew participants. In JN110, it is revealed that Gary has also qualified to become a Chaser.
In Project Mew, there is a category of Trainers who receive challenges and must fulfill them through Trial Missions. They are known as Challengers and those who manage to complete enough missions can reach the rank of Chaser.
List of known Challengers
| Trainer | Tokens |
|---|---|
| Gary | 12 |
| Lyra | 9 |
| Horace | 8 |
| Shunya | 8 |
| Goh | 7 |
Trial Missions
As an initiation process, a challenger must fulfill a mission assigned to them and fulfill it within a certain period. Upon completion of this mission, they will be allowed to participate in Project Mew as a Challenger.
In order to continue to participate in Project Mew, a Trainer must pass certain Trial Missions assigned for them. The Trainer taking on Trial Missions receives a list with three missions divided by colors and must choose only one of them to fulfill. Once the mission objective has been achieved and verified, the Trainer will earn a special token on their Rotom Phone as proof. The challengers with the most tokens become Chasers, and during the selection process, those with less than 4 Tokens were automatically disqualified.
During evaluations, a Challenger can receive more Tokens than others depending on how they perform during the mission, along with showcasing attributes such as good leadership or teamwork. The items collected during Trial Missions are brought to be verified by a Corviknight, and some missions that involve battles are recorded by a drone.
List of Trial Missions
| Mission | Description | Region | Episode | Trainer(s) | Tokens Earned |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Collect a Moltres feather |
Locate a Moltres and collect a feather from it. | Kanto | Advice to Goh! | Gary | 1 |
 Collect Volcarona's golden scales |
Locate a Shiny Volcarona and collect scales from it. | Unova | Trial on a Golden Scale! | Goh | 1 |
 Catch a wild Kingdra |
Locate a wild Kingdra and catch it. | Hoenn | Looking Out for Number Two! | Goh | 1 |
 Raid Battle against Articuno |
Locate an Articuno and have a Raid Battle against it. | Kanto | JN102 | Goh | 3 |
| Gary | 4 | ||||
| Horace | 4 | ||||
 Sea Mauville Battle Royale |
Battle Royale against multiple Trial Mission competitors on the Sea Mauville. | Hoenn | JN110 | Goh | 2 |
| Horace | 3 | ||||
| Shunya | 1 | ||||
| Lyra | 1 |
Other missions
Those who wish to become challengers in Project Mew and take on Trial Missions must first pass a qualification mission.
| Mission | Description | Region | Episode | Trainer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Catch an Alolan Ninetales |
Catch an Alolan Ninetales at Mount Coronet within six hours. | Sinnoh | Leaping Toward the Dream! | Goh |
Pokémon
Used in missions
| Debut | Advice to Goh! |
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Corviknight is a Pokémon used by Project Mew to deliver items.
None of Corviknight's moves are known.
| Debut | JN110 |
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Wailmer was used to transport Ash and Goh to Sea Mauville so that can Goh could take part in the Battle Royal Trial Mission. Once getting them there, Wailmer departed.
None of Wailmer's moves are known.
| Debut | JN110 |
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Project Mew used a large group of Koffing to make the Battle Royal Trial Mission harder for the challengers taking part. Goh and Horace were able to avoid them and continue with the mission
None of the Koffing's moves are known.
| Debut | JN110 |
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Project Mew used a large group of Magby to make the Battle Royal Trial Mission harder for the challengers taking part. Shunya and Lyra were able to avoid them and continue with the mission
None of the Magby's moves are known.
| Debut | JN110 |
|---|
Project Mew used a large group of Roselia to make the Battle Royal Trial Mission harder for the challengers taking part. Shunya and Lyra were able to avoid them and continue with the mission
The Roselia's only known move is Sleep Powder.
| Debut | JN110 |
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Project Mew used a large group of Jumpluff to make the Battle Royal Trial Mission harder for the challengers taking part. Goh and Horace were able to avoid them and continue with the mission
The Jumpluff's only known move is Sleep Powder.
Previously handled
During the research work, Project Mew is responsible for rescuing several Pokémon, protecting them, and later returning them to wild.
| Debut | Leaping Toward the Dream! |
|---|---|
| Voice actors | |
| Japanese | Risa Shimizu |
After catching this Alolan Ninetales for his first Project Mew mission, Goh turned it in to Professor Amaranth so it could be returned to its home in Mount Lanakila, fufilling the promise he made to it when he caught it.
Ninetales's known moves are Ice Beam, Blizzard, Dazzling Gleam, and Aurora Veil.
| Debut | Trial on a Golden Scale! |
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Galvantula is Nito's former Pokémon. Once Nito found a batch of Larvesta Eggs, Nito had Galvantula trap Ash and Goh with Sticky Web. Galvantula was defeated when two Larvesta came to save the Eggs.
After the battle, Professor Amaranth rescued the Pokémon to return it to the wild.
Galvantula's only known move is Sticky Web.
| Debut | Trial on a Golden Scale! |
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Krokorok is Nito's former Pokémon. Nito sent it out to battle Ash and Goh alongside his henchmen's Pokémon, only to be defeated by the arrival of Quillon and Danika.
After the battle, Professor Amaranth rescued the Pokémon to return it to the wild.
Krokorok's known moves are Sludge Bomb and Crunch*.
| Debut | Trial on a Golden Scale! |
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Conkeldurr is one of Nito's henchmen's former Pokémon. It was used to battle Ash and Goh, only to be defeated by the arrival of Quillon and Danika.
After the battle, Professor Amaranth rescued the Pokémon to return it to the wild.
Conkeldurr's only known move is Poison Jab*.
Trivia
- Project Mew's mission and reward system is similar to Pokémon GO's Field Research.
- Project Mew's work of rescuing Pokémon and returning them to wildlife is similar to the work of some real life non-governmental organizations such as WWF or Animal Rescue Corps.
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