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{{Article| type=column | picture=132Ditto.png | caption=He stole your identity and your heart. | weekday=Wednesday | day=6 | month=5 | year=2015 | time=16:59:31 | discusstype=bmgf | discusslink=175256 | sourcetype=exclusive | sourcename= | sourcelink= | user=Maxite| userlink=User:Maxite | tagline=The history and spread of Pokémon memes | blurb=In this special Mother's Day guest edition of Gotta Meme 'em All, we're talking all about the Pokémon that's probably mother to all of your competitive Pokémon. }} {{CategorizeIn|Columns|5|15}} __NOTOC__ {{PA}} It only takes a few rules working in tandem to create an amazingly complex system. The most evident example of this is found in {{wp|Conway's Game of Life}}, but you can see a similar phenomenon with the mechanics behind {{bp|Pokémon breeding}}. You have the Pokémon first divided into {{bp|Egg Group}}s, apply mechanics for passing down of stats and {{bp|Ability|Abilities}}, and add in some effects of various items. Most of the time, the rules are quite boring but what results can be {{bp|HSOWA|quite interesting}}. It is only on a rare occasion that it is the rule that becomes the point of interest, and in the mechanics of Pokémon breeding that rule goes by one name: {{bp|Ditto}}.

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