Back when Pokemon Red and Blue came out, there was a rumour surrounding the elusive legendary, Mew. As kids around the playground told it, you could find the mythical Pokemon under a truck near the SS Anne. The rumour, though pervasive, was complete bullshit. But now, 22 years later, Pokemon fans are technically making the myth true.

The original generation of Pokémon had 150 special monsters to find. One of the most elusive was the legendary psychic type Mewtwo. But if there was a Mewtwo, that left a question: where was the original Mew?

Pokemon GO is supposed to have the original cast of the first Pokemon games: This means, at minimum, a roster of 151 creatures. But so far, there's no way of collecting the full set.

At the moment, 145 of Pokemon GO's roster of 151 Pokemon can be either caught in the wild, evolved or hatched from an egg. The remaining six are a mystery -- Ditto, Zapdos, Articuno, Moltres, Mewtwo and Mew. However thanks to a couple of curious fans, we can already know a.) that they are actually in the game and b.) just what they look like.

If you missed out on an opportunity to get a code for the mythical psychic Pokemon Mew earlier this year: good news. There's another chance.

On Thursday Hasbro and Sony released Transformers Roll Out, an album featuring transforming robot inspired tracks from ten very different artists, including Danish alt rock band Mew and Gavin Rossdale's Bush. Let's give it a listen!

As part of Pokémon's 20th anniversary, Nintendo are giving out a number of codes for you to get the mythical Pokémon Mew in your Pokemon X, Y, Omega Ruby or Alpha Sapphire game. While the deal is meant to last through February, numbers are limited so you'll have to get in quick.