It’s been called Pokémon’s greatest mystery. Where is Ash’s father? There is one theory that Professor Oak is Ash’s dad.
If you think that’s bonkers, then this theory is even more out there. What if Mr. Mime is really Mr. Ketchum? Silly, I know!
With Mr. Mime freaking out everyone with its Hollywood movie version, this seems as good a time as any to delve into the theory that the character is, in fact, Ash’s father, whether that’s his biological or stepfather.
seems like a good time to bring up this incredibly insane theory that mr mime is ash’s dad pic.twitter.com/SGyTs0Srjx
— Jason Rubin (@jasonrubin91) November 12, 2018
This is one of the sillier Pokémon fan theories and variations have been circulating for ages.
It got a second wind thanks to the current Pokémon anime series, which has depicted the character in more father-like situations.
Mr. Mime lives with Delia and does the housework. That’s probably all the character does! But…
i can’t believe ash’s mom married her mr. mime, who is now ash’s dad pic.twitter.com/BRnNbcmjDV
— chemtrail enthusiast @ MFF (@bugfriends) November 17, 2016
This week in Pokemon S&M: you can see the EXACT MOMENT that Ash realizes that a Mr. Mime has been banging his mom. pic.twitter.com/0GveBYIwxa
— The SNRIghtmare Before Christmas???????? (@pancakeparadox) April 27, 2017
just starting Pokémon Sun & Moon and it looks as though Ash’s mom is like dating a Mr. Mime ?
i’m All In pic.twitter.com/XRUZMauu4P
— ● Will Wiesenfeld ● (@BATHSmusic) May 24, 2018
Mr. Mime is Ash’s dad pic.twitter.com/Nd8n9V9LXZ
— cotton-candy crustacean (@ashviskaa) November 9, 2018
Though, if he was really Ash’s dad and not just another Pocket Monster, would this happen?
Something about Ash’s mum forcing Mr Mime to sit on the floor and eat out of a dog bowl makes me uneasy pic.twitter.com/ymtU352Fg5
— Give Me Internet (@GiveMeInternet) May 7, 2018
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