Mimes can be very creepy, as demonstrated by a spooky Mr. Mime cake one Pokemon fan recently baked for Halloween. Mr. Mime was originally introduced in Pokemon Red and Blue, and the clown-like creature has been the subject of many haunting memes ever since. While Mr. Mime is usually a cheerful and funny Psychic/Fairy Pokemon in Pokemon canon, the internet has naturally transformed it into all manner of nightmare-inducing monsters, especially after the live-action Detective Pikachu movie presented a more realistic-looking version of the creature back in 2019.
Pokemon Fan Bakes Horrifying Mr. Mime Cake for Halloween
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A graduate from York County School of Technology, he's self-published several books on Amazon, and once won 1st place at a regional computer fair for a CGI animated short. Before transferring to TheBestWarGames in 2023, he worked as a Contributor and later Senior Writer at ScreenRant, where he covered Video Game News, Reviews, and Features.
He hopes that working for this site will continue his blossoming career of online writing, since Megazord technology hasn’t been invented yet and he doesn't seem to have any Force powers.
You can check out his work at The Uncanny Fox, purchase his books on Amazon.com, see his posted scripts on Script Revolution, or see his portfolio here or here. He can also be followed on Twitter @FoxUncanny.
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