Pokemon's "No, You're Not The One" Lost Truth

If you played Pokemon X and Y or Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, you might recall the Hex Maniac's "No, you're not the one" phrase, you might wonder what this might mean? Well, as being involved during this time, there was actual a true copy where people were traumatized. "How do I know this""?" you might ask, well let me tell you
I was an intern at GameFreak when this happened. My job is to design characters and Pokemon for the mainline games, I was even involved during the designing of some Gen 9's Pokemon during Scarlet and Violet. But that job would eventually lead to this incident
It was 2012, Pokemon X and Y was being in development. My task was to design some characters, including being involved during the designing of the player characters Calem and Serena. I even designed some of the Gym Leaders
But one of them I designed was the Hex Maniac, a Trainer Class that's apparently possessed that first appeared in the 3rd generation. During redesign, I decided to add a little note that involves a cutscene where when you arrive on the second floor of the Fighting Dojo in Luminose City, a Hex Maniac appears out of nowhere and moves without moving her legs and says "No, you're not the one". I planned it to be a small Easter Egg. But little did I know that my little note would lead to mayhem
After the release of X and Y, my Easter Egg made it in the final release, Heck, my same Easter Egg made it into the 3rd generation's remakes during this time (Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire), but on the first floor of Mt. Pyre and talking to her. I wanted it to be a recurring gag, but that was short-lived
During 2015, when Pokemon Sun and Moon was being in development but when I went to my workroom I found my notes gone and my workroom ruined. I couldn't find my notes and I swear, it was in mint condition last time I left. I looked through the office, and eventually, my eye caught something, it looked like the top part of my note. I entered the workroom and it apparently spooked me out. There was apparently blood of my notes and there was a gruesome sketch of a Hex Maniac tearing out a Trainer. Whoever did this must have stolen my idea and made my little note more brutal. On the desk, I found a copy of Pokemon X. It looked normal, so I decided to play it
I got out my 3DS and started to play it. There was nothing wrong with it, but the noise was a bit off with occasional static and the music on rare occasions, will glitch and go back to where it was. I was a bit unnerved, but I had to know why this guy stole my idea
When I got to Luminose City and entered the Fighting Dojo and entered the second floor, the Hex Maniac appeared. I expected this to be normal. But boy was I wrong. The Hex Maniac says "No, you're not the one" and pulls a knife out of nowhere. The screen turns black and there was an ear-piercing scream. I was scared, this was a bootleg version. The screen turns back to the scene, realistic blood was on the ground, the corpse of the player character laying dead, and the Hex Maniac looks at the dead corpse and starts to eat the remains. The screen turns black and a bone-crunching sound in the background. The screen then starts to show the following words "No, You are the one... especially you." I can't believe it, it was referring to... me. The game soon showed a "Game Over" screen with the skeleton of the player and some of the bones were in half. The game soon closed by itself
My heart was pounding, the guy who stole my idea made it more terrifying, but one question remained, why did the guy edit the game to make it more creepy?
I saw something else, a copy of Omega Ruby, I hoped this was a normal copy. I inserted the game into the 3DS and started to play. Surprisingly, the game was normal until it got to Mt. Pyre. When I talked to the Hex Maniac, the Hex Maniac says "No. You're not the one... Ah." Then, the screen turns black, a loud gunshot can be heard and soon the screen shows the player dead and the Hex Maniac soon uses a knife to tear out the insides. The screen turns black and words began to pop out "You are indeed the one, Alex". Oh no. The player knew my name, despite me not using my name on my notes
I took photos of the evidence and wanted to show them to Nintendo. When I did, Nintendo managed to fire the guy, a man with an insane look and a scar on his face. He apparently stole my ideas because he was depressed and if he stole my ideas, he would be glad. I was confused, why would we do such a thing? Anyways, he got arrested for plagiarism
I went home and constantly had nightmares of a Hex Maniac killing me with a knife or a gun. I wish I never made that idea, these nightmares all happened because of a little idea I made. I checked Amazong that day and all of the Pokemon X and Y and Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire reviews involved one stars and people being traumatized
So I conclude by warning you this, if you come across a Pokemon X and Y or Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire copy on Amazon, make sure you see the reviews first, mentioning "No, you're not the one" or the Hex Maniac, or else, you will suffer an endless lifetime of nightmares. Farewell
Category:Video Game Creepypasta
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