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@ajxpk's gif for the Eon Ticket process, with the English Version as an example:


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This Mystery Event Wonder Card is only legal for the Japanese Copy of Pokemon Emerald!

For PokéPark Japan, the Old Sea Map was distributed via both NDS download play and GBA wireless system (translated article in image)

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This page holds the Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen Version and Pokemon Emerald Version of the Mystic Ticket.
The wonder card is not interchangeable between the versions.

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This page has the Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen Version of the Aurora Ticket.
This wonder card cannot be used for Pokemon Emerald Version.


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Back in the end of year 1999,
Toys "R" Us in the United States and Canada ran a lucky draw campaign,
via a peel sticker, that gave players a 1/5 chance of getting the Mew.
The first 1,500 winners (per country) that went for the redemption will be able to receive Mew on their copy of Pokemon Red, Blue or Yellow.
Around the same time frame, magazine Nintendo Power also did a giveaway to the first 1,000 applicants.
Various other information regarding this can be found here.

OT: YOSHIRA or YOSHIRB
TID: Random (00000 to 65535)
Lvl: 5
THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE
(AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE TRANSFERRED TO GEN 7 AND ONWARD).

Original Thread:

The story behind this preservation effort is a pretty amazing one.

Before we go on, standard disclaimer:
THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE
(AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE TRANSFERRED TO GEN 7 AND ONWARD).
However, that doesn't mean we can't enjoy playing these Pokemon in our games.
Now, it's time to for a trip down memory lane, fellow players.
In 1999 and 2000, @Tripred was able to obtain 14 Official Event Mews,
from the US Mall Tours for Pokemon Trading Card Game (1999) and Pokemon Stadium / Pokemon Movie (2000).

These are all legitimate Mews from Pokemon Mall events that happened in 1999 for the launch of the Pokemon TCG,
and then in 2000 for the Pokemon First Movie and Pokemon Stadium launch.

You would insert your Gen1 cartridge into a machine, while promo staff would fill out a paper "Certificate of Authenticity" for your personal Mew.
The Trainer names are LUIGE or LINKW.
The Trainer ID is generated sequentially from the Mew distribution machine.
The first Mew from a machine is 00001, the second 00002, 00003, so on.

The LUIGE Mews came from a Pokemon TCG event in 1999, where Tripred made friends with a Nintendo rep named Jeremy Hepworth.
He traded these two, numbers 00012 and 00014 to us.

The story as Tripred remember it was that the machines were scheduled to go on tour but had technical difficulties.
He had snagged these two (and the certificates of authenticity) during some testing runs.
The LINKW Mews came from a Summer 2000 Mall Event in Arlington, TX promoting Pokemon Stadium and the 2000 movie.
They had four of the machines running simultaneously for a huge line of people. Once the lines died off as Tripred went through the machines and got 12 of them.
@suloku wanted to know if Tripred remembered anything about the Mews, like trainer ID or stats.
He is documenting as much as he can about all of the different events and their Pokemon.
Luckily, what Tripred had for him is much, much better.

Back in the late 90's I worked for a KB ToyWorks store. 
Tripred's weekend duties included playing Pokemon TCG with kids, and promoting Pokemon in all ways.
Supported by Wizards of the Coast with tons of materials, it was a blast.
During that gig, Tripred ended up buying a save backup cart for his Game Boy, and started cloning these event Mews for the kids.

So when Suloko asked, I dug up all my Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow carts and the save backup carts, and started pulling the Mews together. I
Tripred found six of them on a Blue save, and found another six sitting in Pokemon Stadium 1.
And the last two were in a box on Stadium 2. He was able to shuffle all of the Mews to one Stadium Cart, and through much trickery, get them onto a fresh Pokemon Yellow save.

Using a Retron 5, copied the save from the Pokemon Yellow cart onto my SD card.
(Tripred will post a youtube video with instructions on backing up cart saves using Retron 5 as a follow up, really neat way to preserve your retro saves)
Now Tripred gifts these Mews to Suloku, and to all of you.
Tripred hopes these Mews provide useful information, thank you for reading, and please let me know what kind of information or data you pull from the save!
Big thanks to tripred and suloku!

Read the original preservation article here,
and original thread:

This event was distributed to a few lucky residents of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland,
distributed during an event that celebrates the launch of Pokemon Sun & Moon.
As the DVs (Gen I IVs) are distributed with 15 in every slot,
it is not possible to obtain this as a Shiny when transferred normally through Pokemon Transporter.

This PK1 file will not be compatible with JPN version of the game.

THIS MEW IS LEGAL FOR VIRTUAL CONSOLE,
AND CAN BE TRANSFERRED UP TO GEN 7 AND ONWARDS.

 
This is a video of @RupeeClock's collection of the hyper rare Mew!
 
(Also, it can be seen that the Event Staff's unit has a Restore Point function!)

Back in the good old days (insert year here),
A Mew giveaway was arranged by Bergsala, the Nintendo distributor in Denmark,
through the official Nintendo magazine they were running at the time.
They had participants send in their cartridge, and then they put a Mew on the cartridge.

It was done in two rounds; one was a limited giveaway where approx. 30 people were selected in a contest,
and then a general distribution later on with the same method.

@suloku found the information regarding this online, and contact the player (using alias Michael, who wants to stay private),
and managed to get his cartridge to back up the save and contribute the Mew online.

While this Mew is already trained, I've attached a version which I reverted it to an "untrained" state.


Big thanks to @suloku and Michael for this historical Mew find!

THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE
(AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE TRANSFERRED TO GEN 7 AND ONWARD).
 
Original Thread:

Back in December 1999, players are able to obtain a YOSHIRA Mew by trade at Toys R Us stores in the United States, if they were within the first 1500 customers and also caught the Mew on their special "Peel & Win" sticker.

While the DVs are all identical (and not all 15), it can be seen that the Trainer IDs seem to be generated in ascending order.

Huge thanks to @Deoxyz for following up on this and getting it!

THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE
(AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE TRANSFERRED TO GEN 7 AND ONWARD).

Check out the save that was dumped, and the full story here:
 

Original Description:
In the Fall of 1998 Nintendo Power held a contest to “Win Mew for your Pokémon collection!” 151 winners of this contest would be given the chance to mail their cartridge into the Nintendo Power Headquarters and receive it back with a brand-new mew on their game save. Contest winners were notified by mail by 2/28/1999 that they had won the contest, making this the earliest known Mew distribution in the west.
More can be read on the original thread.

Disclaimer:
THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE
(AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE SENT TO GEN 7 AND ONWARD).

Credits:
@Gridelin, @suloku and /u/Th4tGuyUKn0
 
Original Thread:
 

Disclaimer:
THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE
(AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE SENT TO GEN 7 AND ONWARD).

Original Thread:
 

Original Description:
The Club Nintendo Mew distribution ran in Norway from October 15th 2000, to November 20th 2000 and required you to be a Club Nintendo member to receive a Mew.
More can be read on the original thread.

Disclaimer:
THIS POKEMON WILL NOT BE LEGAL WITH ANY VIRTUAL CONSOLE RELEASE
(AND BY EXTENSION, CANNOT BE SENT TO GEN 7 AND ONWARD).

Credits:
Digiex Member Golden Toilette
Original Thread:
 

This event was distributed to those who purchased a 20th Anniversary Pokemon Clear 2DS (Red/Blue/Green/Yellow) from Japan,
that came bundled with a collection ticket see screenshot area.
The device also comes with a code card for a Serial Code for Mew, a code card for the respective theme, themed stickers , and pre-loaded with the Virtual Console title.
The ticket would have to be taken to a participating Pokemon Center in Japan, in order to receive the Mew via trade.

As the DVs (Gen I IVs) are distributed with 15 in every slot,
it is not possible to obtain this as a Shiny when transferred normally through Pokemon Transporter.

This PK1 file will only be compatible with JPN version of the game.

THIS MEW IS LEGAL FOR VIRTUAL CONSOLE,
AND CAN BE TRANSFERRED UP TO GEN 7 AND ONWARDS.
Games Virtual Console, Red, Green, Blue & Yellow. Type Trade Dates March 19 to May 8, 2016
(any date when received from Transporter) Nickname (default) OT ゲーフリ TID 22796 Moves Pound (None) (None) (None)
This is a video of my friends helping me to collect the Mew event!
(audio got muted by youtube due to proprietary song playing in the background)
 

This gift was distributed to players who won a lucky draw, and could redeem it when they attended the SpaceWorld 1997.
Big thanks to @Deoxyz and u/salinbreezy for helping us preserve this rare Mew!

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This gift was distributed to players who won a lucky draw, and could redeem it when they attended the SpaceWorld 1999.
Big thanks to @Afepoke for helping us preserve this rare Mew, as well as his other Japanese Gen I files!
 
Original Thread
 

It was revived from an ancient fossil. If something happens that it doesn't like, it throws a tantrum and runs wild.
Fossils can be revived at the Ambrette Fossil Lab by the player.

It was revived from an ancient fossil. This calm Pokémon lived in a cold land where there were no violent predators like Tyrantrum.
Fossils can be revived at the Ambrette Fossil Lab by the player.

In the games Pokémon X & Y, the player gets to choose a starter Chespin, Fennekin or Froakie from your new friends in Aquacorde Town, on behalf of Professor Sycamore.

In the games Pokémon X & Y, the player gets to choose a starter Chespin, Fennekin or Froakie from your new friends in Aquacorde Town, on behalf of Professor Sycamore.

In the games Pokémon X & Y, the player gets to choose a starter Chespin, Fennekin or Froakie from your new friends in Aquacorde Town, on behalf of Professor Sycamore.

In the games Pokémon X & Y, when the player first meets Professor Sycamore in his laboratory in Lumiose City,
the player is given a choice to take Bulbasaur, Charmander or Squirtle, as well as the corresponding Mega Stone.

In the games Pokémon X & Y, when the player first meets Professor Sycamore in his laboratory in Lumiose City,
the player is given a choice to take Bulbasaur, Charmander or Squirtle, as well as the corresponding Mega Stone.

In the games Pokémon X & Y, when the player first meets Professor Sycamore in his laboratory in Lumiose City,
the player is given a choice to take Bulbasaur, Charmander or Squirtle, as well as the corresponding Mega Stone.

This Beldum is obtained by using the Special Extension A, which can be unlocked by entering the following special command on the Laboratory menu: ↑ → ↓ ← Ｘ Ｒ Ｌ
PID 838511924 Nickname Beldum Gender Genderless Level 5 Nature Modest OT PPorg SID 13453 Location Dream Radar Ball Dream Ball__ Moves Take Down --- --- ---

PID 2170524305 Nickname Bronzor Gender Genderless Level 5 Nature Adamant OT PPorg SID 13453 Location Dream Radar Ball Dream Ball__ Moves Tackle Confusion Hypnosis ---