Missingno. Master

@missingnomaster.bsky.social

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Pokémon fanatic, Shiny hunter, self-proclaimed Pokémon Master, creator of Pokémon Purple Versions 1, 2, and 3, and totally unapologetic maker of fine puns. He/him.

Red Surfing on the back of his Seaking on the eastern coast of Cinnabar Island. He is commanding his Weezing in battle against a wild Missingno., with the former using Sludge and the latter using Water Gun, and the two attacks colliding in midair. On Cinnabar Island, Gym Leader Blaine is peering out of the door of his Gym in surprise, and an old man with a Weedle on his shoulders and a Starboks coffee cup in his hand is standing on the roof of the Cinnabar Gym, watching the battle. In the window of the nearby Pokémon Mart, a poster can be seen advertising the Max Repel. As the battle rages, Red's backpack is visibly overflowing with Rare Candies, several of which are actually falling out of his bag.
A box in Pokémon Home named "Unown (GO)". The box contains 28 Unown, one of each form, arranged in alphabetical order, followed by the question mark and exclamation point Unown in that order. Each Unown has the GO origin mark in the top left corner, indicating it was transferred straight into Home from GO. The box on the right, named "Newly caught" is from my save file in Pokémon Shining Pearl. That box is presently empty.
My Shiny haul from GO Fest day 1. It includes two Mewtwo, a Snorunt, a Charmander with the stupid hat, a Bouffalant, a Spheal, a Baltoy, a Zubat, an Aerodactyl, a Noibat, a Druddigon, an Unown W, and a Rookidee. Rookideez nuts.
A screenshot of the mobile version of Pokémon Home, depicting my Shiny Dodrio. The Dodrio is male, housed in a Safari Ball, and is level 29. It is an English language Dodrio, has been favorited in the app, and has not been moved into any games since first being brought into Home via Bank. It has a Modest nature, Early Bird as its Ability, and knows the moves Pursuit, Fury Attack, Tri Attack, and Rage. The met location indicates I met it in the Hoenn region- the lack of an origin mark further indicates I caught the Dodrio in the original Gen 3 games on the Game Boy Advance. Specifically, I caught him in the Safari Zone in Pokémon Emerald, and since he's level 29, you can tell I caught him as a Dodrio, as opposed to catching and evolving a Shiny Doduo, since Doduo won't attempt to evolve until reaching level 31.
The site banner for Weezing Wonderland. It features five different Weezing (four Normal Form, one Galarian) against a magnificent starry night sky. The whole scene is captioned with the text "Walking in a Weezing Wonderland" in purple cursive with a yellow shadow.
A screenshot of Pokémon Purple Version 3, depicting the player's Hakking battling a wild Slowpoke. The Hakking is using the move Clear Smog against the Slowpoke.
A simple infographic displaying an image of Hakking, a brand new Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Purple Version 3. Beside it is its name, "Hakking", followed by its Pokédex classification; the Clear Smog Pokémon. Underneath all this is its type (Poison) and its Ability (Levitate).
A screenshot of Pokémon Pokopia, featuring my recreation of Missingno.'s sprite from Pokémon Red and Blue.
An edited screenshot of Pokémon Ruby Version, made to depict a nonexistant Pokémon called Hakking hatching from an Egg. Hakking resembles a Koffing, but with a slightly darker shade of purple and a cute baby face with the skull above it and the crossbones below it. Its few pores are emitting white clouds.
My player character in Pokémon Shield sending a Normal Form Weezing into battle. The Weezing has the Earth Ribbon, giving it the title of "the 100x Victorious", thus the text box reads "Go on, Weezing the 100x Victorious! I know you can do it!".