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Mew:

Use the following technique to get an easier photograph of Mew. Once in the Rainbow level, pop Mew's energy shield by throwing Pester Balls at it. Then, use the Dash Engine to keep up with Mew for a minute, then snap away when he turns around to look at you. This must be done quickly before he returns inside the energy shield.

Another technique is to hit Mew with a Pester Ball while it is chasing the energy shield. It will start spinning in place for a few seconds before disappearing. To keep it from disappearing, keep throwing Pester Balls at it. Do this through the whole level to keep Mew in front of you the entire time.

After the second time Mew flies at you in its energy shield, turn your camera to the left and up slightly. When Mew flies by it immediately does flips. Take a close-up of it in the classic curl position while its whole body is towards you, with the light will behind it. This results in a photograph worth over 8000 points.

It is possible to get a score of 10,000 points on Mew. It also may appear on the right side. If it disappears on the left side hit, it will reappear on that side. If it disappears on the right side, then it will reappear on that site. If it disappears in the middle, the next location will be random.

After breaking Mew's second shield, hit him with an apple. Do not hit him with a Pester Ball because it will not have any effect. This should result in a closer picture.

View ending sequence:
Successfully take photographs of all Pokemon in the game and unlock all the levels. After saving the game an ending sequence featuring the photographs you captured will begin. Note: there are a total of sixty-three Pokemon in the game.

"Dead" Pokemon:
At times if a Pester Ball is thrown at a Pokemon, it will fall down and appear as if it were dead. Take a photograph of it in this position to get 800 points for the "Dead Pokemon" pose.
Information in this section was contributed by PetaPan2.

Too close for points:
Although you should get more points for having a Pokemon take up most of a photo, do not take pictures that are too close. You will get low points for the size.

Too many Pokemon for points:
Taking a picture that contains too many of the same Pokemon, such as ten Charmanders, will result in less points.

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