Who's that Pokémon!? rules added!

[TurtwigA]

It isn't Sunflora.

Answer: Gyarados?

[Metechar]

Uhh....Solrock?

[TurtwigA]

Sorry, wrong again. Hint: it's from Generation II and is part of a branched evolution.

[Metechar]

I give up....

[Moydow]

That would be Bellossom, no?

The only Pokémon whose species is "Legendary Pokémon" despite not being a legendary.

[SoujiroElric]

Arcanine.

This pokemon's fetus got its genes spliced.

[Metechar]

Mewtwo

This Pokémon existed 300 million years ago. It was then modified by Team Plasma and was made a cannon to use its move Techno Blast, which changes type according to the cassette its holding, similiar to Arceus's Judgement move.

[SoujiroElric]

Mewtwo

Wrong. Read again the question.

Also Genesect.

[Metechar]

Genes spliced...Genes spliced...I've got nothing. Any hints?

[KidIcarus]

Mew?

If so, this Pokemon is the first Pokemon to make an appearance in the anime. I will accept one of two answers.

[Seritinajii]

Is it Ho-oh?

If so, then this pokémon crushes pokémon between its two parts in one of its attacks.

[TurtwigA]

That would be Bellossom, no?

The only Pokémon whose species is "Legendary Pokémon" despite not being a legendary.

Yes it is.

Is it Ho-oh?

If so, then this pokémon crushes pokémon between its two parts in one of its attacks.

Not Ho-oh, it appeared at the episode's end. Don't know question's answer, so that is the next question I guess.

Mew?

If so, this Pokemon is the first Pokemon to make an appearance in the anime. I will accept one of two answers.

There's actually four answers to that question. Mewtwo in out-of-Japan anime opening, Nidorino/Gengar in the actual anime, and Charizard in Japanese opening.

[KidIcarus]

That would be Bellossom, no?

The only Pokémon whose species is "Legendary Pokémon" despite not being a legendary.

Yes it is.

Is it Ho-oh?

If so, then this pokémon crushes pokémon between its two parts in one of its attacks.

Not Ho-oh, it appeared at the episode's end. Don't know question's answer, so that is the next question I guess.

Mew?

If so, this Pokemon is the first Pokemon to make an appearance in the anime. I will accept one of two answers.

There's actually four answers to that question. Mewtwo in out-of-Japan anime opening, Nidorino/Gengar in the actual anime, and Charizard in Japanese opening.

Nidorino and Gengar were the ones I was thinking of.

[SoujiroElric]

Yes it's Mew, you just had to check for the wording of the question. ;P

[Metechar]

I don't think it's Ho-Oh. I think it might be one of the Kanto starters or Dodrio. Or maybe Voltorb or Pidgey.

[TurtwigA]

I don't think it's Ho-Oh. I think it might be one of the Kanto starters or Dodrio. Or maybe Voltorb or Pidgey.

Do you mean for the first to appear in anime question? Because I already answered it. Answer is Nidorino/Gengar. The current question, from Seritinajii, is:
this pokémon crushes pokémon between its two parts in one of its attacks.

[KidIcarus]

Is it Ho-oh?

If so, then this pokémon crushes pokémon between its two parts in one of its attacks.

This is kind of vague. You might want to give another hint.

[Metechar]

...Snorlax?...

If it is, then I have two questions:
1. This Pokémon was the first Isshu Pokémon to appear in the anime.
2. This Pokémon is based on a human dancer.

HINT: Both Pokémon are from Generation V (Isshu).

[TurtwigA]

...Snorlax?...

If it is, then I have two questions:
1. This Pokémon was the first Isshu Pokémon to appear in the anime.
2. This Pokémon is based on a human dancer.

HINT: Both Pokémon are from Generation V (Isshu).

1. Depends on your meaning of anime. Movies included, its Zorua. If not, Zekrom/Reshiram?

[Metechar]

Well I meant the actual anime, but it's still the wrong answer.