Endless

• Dark/fairy type

Endless is an enigma, that typically keeps to themselves. They rarely speak, if they even appear at all, and their most expressive mannerisms is through the way they tilt their head as they study you or the way they motion their tail to share their emotions. They generally keep close to Myriad, almost acting like a silent shadow for its mew counterpart (Though realistically, Endless seems to have no desire to fight.) Despite the two seeming to be almost inseperable or identical, they are subtly different. Endless seems to want to be alone and avoid others, and seeks calm and quiet above anything else, while Myriad seeks to create and bond with other pokemon and see them grow and develop.

Endless has a deep fear or disdain for humans- and will avoid them at all costs. While it does follow Myriad- it does not obey her, and will blatantly do what it wants despite Myriad's request or instruction. They only align if Endless so choses to abide.

Endless is pretty agreeable generally, and doesn't desire a fight. However, it can panic or become extremely upset with loud chaos and disruption or if it feels trapped or cornered- easily provoking it to lash out and attack things around it.  

Myriad is a mew from an alternate universe from the typical one; it’s purpose is essentially to collect ‘flaws’ in the frame of existence, it flickers in and out of many worlds, and I headcanon it relative as a ‘shadow’ of the original mew; a byproduct of it’s creation, a reflection. A scientist got a hold of some of Myriad's odd DNA, and seeing it as similar enough to a mew it was used for further testing. Endless is, however, different from other mewtwo- and harder to contain. 

Since Myriad has the ability to shift universes, the mewtwo as a result could easily free itself and spent a long time on its own before searching for its ‘origin’, eventually finding and befriending Myriad.  

It comes to have an interesting fascination with Eru- the first other mewtwo it had met. It acts as a sort of shadow-guide for him as a protagonist, appearing to point him in the right directions on his search for the truth, in spite of Myriad.