>>17601895Plausible, but there's have to be one stipulation - the specimen that most documented info came from would thus have to be male. Note that in our world females have XX genes and males XY. Now note that Mew's entries always refer to it having the genes of all pokemon. Due to Male-Exclusive species a Female Mew with only XX genes (or rather a lack of the Y gene, regardless of what other exotic genetic matter it has) would mean that Mew could not be the common ancestor of any Male-Exclusive mons.
Since they supposedly did find all common genes in it, the specimen that was examined had to have had both X and Y genes. That doesn't mean it's Male in any definition we know of, but it does mean it's not Female.
It's more likely a fifth or sixth gender or some shit though.
