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Pokemon Go players, there’s an exciting new version of a beloved mystical Pokemon awaiting you!

Armored Mewtwo, an armor-wearing version of the powerful Psychic Legendary Pokemon, was released into the game beginning on Wednesday (July 10).

The character was first introduced to the series over 20 years ago, when given armor by Team Rocket leader Giovanni. And, after appearing in Pokemon: The First Movie, it will once again appear in the upcoming Japanese film, Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution.

Armored Mewtwo will begin appearing in Pokemon Go Raids on Wednesday (July 10) at 4 p.m. ET until July 31. Experts suggest fighting it with Bug, Dark and Ghost-type attacks. Here are some examples!

Good luck, trainers! Watch the trailer for Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution inside…

Pokemon Go might be one of the most popular apps right now, but make sure you’re not playing it if you go to one of Rihanna‘s shows!

The 28-year-old singer was talking to the crowd at one of her recent shows and told them, “I don’t wanna see you texting your boyfriends or your girlfriends.”

Then she said, “I don’t wanna see you catching any Pokemons up in this bitch!”

There was recently a lot of buzz over people becoming enraged by fans playing the game at a Beyonce concert as well!

Oliver Stone, the director of such movies as Platoon, Wall Street, and Any Given Sunday, is slamming the new game Pokemon Go and says it could lead to a “robot society.”

The director spoke out at a Comic-Con panel for his upcoming movie Snowden on Thursday (July 21) in San Diego, Calif.

“[It] is a new level of invasion,” he said of the game (via Buzzfeed). “It’s the biggest new fastest-growing business ever, and they have invested huge amount of money into – as what surveillance is – data mining. Data mining every single person in this room for information as to what you’re buying, what you like – above all, your behavior.”

Pokemon Go uses the GPS in your phone so it can track wherever you go. When the app launched it was also discovered that it gave full access to a user’s Google account, though that access level has been fixed.

“It’s everywhere. It’s what some people call surveillance capitalism; it’s the newest stage where it’s not for profit at the beginning but it becomes for profit in the end because it creates its own awareness until it manipulates our own behavior and we start to act like that – which has happened already quite a bit on the internet,” Oliver added. “You’ll see a new form of, frankly, a robot society where they will know how you want to behave and they will make the mock-up that matches how you behave. It’s what they call totalitarianism.”

WHAT DO YOU THINK of Oliver Stone’s views on Pokemon Go?

Unless you’ve been living under a rock this week, you’ve probably heard about Pokemon Go as it has become a huge craze!

After debuting less than a week ago, stocks in Nintendo have risen by almost 40%, which added $9 billion to the video game company’s worth, according to BuzzFeed.

Despite the massive stock surge, analysts say that Nintendo only stands to generate about $10 to $20 million annually from the game.

Some crazy things have happened to players since the game launched – a teen found a dead body in a river while playing it, armed robbers have used the game to find potential targets, and a man’s home was turned into a destination where people went to train their Pokemon.