Mewtwo inSuper Smash Bros. 4
Universe	Pokémon
Other playable appearances	inMelee inUltimate
Availability	Downloadable
Final Smash	Psystrike
Tier	A (10)

Mewtwo (ミュウツー,Mewtwo) is a playable character inSuper Smash Bros. 4. Its return to the series (erroneously calling it a "new fighter") was announced during theSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U 50-Fact Extravaganza on October 23rd, 2014.^[1] Mewtwo is the firstdownloadable character inSuper Smash Bros. history, and was made available on April 28th, 2015.^[2] However, it was made available at no cost as early as April 15th, 2015 for players who registered bothSuper Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS andSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U on Club Nintendo by March 31st, 2015.^[2][3]

Rather than retainingMasachika Ichimura as its voice actor fromMelee, Mewtwo is now voiced byKeiji Fujiwara, who imitates some of the former's voice clips fromMelee.

Mewtwo is ranked 10th out of 54 on thetier list, placing it in the A tier. This is a huge improvement from its low-tier placement inMelee, where it was ranked 20th out of 26, and its best placement in the series to date. Mewtwo boasts excellent mobility, featuring above-averageair,walking anddashing speeds. Mewtwo also possesses a flexible combo game: its neutral attack is a very reliablejab cancel, even at high percentages, while its down tilt andfast falling up aerial both possess a variety of follow-ups at low to high percentages. In addition, Mewtwo features a strong set of throws, with its forward throw being tied for the most damaging throw of its kind in the game, whereas its back and up throws are viable KOing options. Alongside the latter, Mewtwo also boasts a respectable number of other strong moves that possess considerable power, including its smash attacks, forward aerial, and fully chargedShadow Ball. Finally, its airdodge causes it to disappear completely and is the fastest one in the game, making it quite spammable.

However, Mewtwo also has several notable weaknesses. The biggest weakness is its fragility, as Mewtwo's tall stature and very lightweight makes it easier to KO compared to most of the cast. This, in turn, is compounded by Mewtwo's slightly below-average frame data and slow double jump, which forces it to rely on its neutral aerial, forward aerial, orTeleport to escape pressure more often than not.

After initially being a poorly perceived character upon its release, game updates significantly improved Mewtwo's viability over time. This has been reflected by players such asAbadango,Rich Brown, andWaDi consistently achieving high placings in competitive play, whose successes have helped Mewtwo achieve top-tier status since the game's second tier list.

Attributes[edit]

Mewtwo is a character whose majority of attributes are unusually polarizing, with only itsfalling speed andgravity being average. It is tall, yet is the secondlightest character in the game, being surpassed only byJigglypuff. By extension, Mewtwo's hurtbox has a deceptive size: although it is larger than inMelee, its model's adjustedz-axis position has resulted in its hurtbox ending approximately at its digits, ankles, and the base of its tail.^[4][5] As a result, the majority of Mewtwo's tail now lacks hurtboxes, unlike inMelee, which makes all but the base of its tail immune to opposing hitboxes. However, its hurtbox will still extend slightly when it attacks, whereas its digits, ankles, and the base of its tail will leave their z-axis positions when it is inhitstun or whiletumbling.^[4]

Regarding grounded mobility, Mewtwo'swalking speed is tied withCharizard's for the fifteenth fastest in the game, whereas itsdashing speed is the seventh fastest in the game. However, itstraction is also tied with Charizard's for the second lowest in the game. This polarization is also apparent with Mewtwo's aerial mobility: itsair speed is the third fastest in the game, yet it has slowair acceleration, while itsdouble jump is the highest in the game, yet accelerates slowly at its beginning. As a result of these attributes, landing andapproaching safely can be difficult. Unlike inMelee, Mewtwo is capable ofwall jumping.

Mewtwo's air game is highly potent. Itsair dodge makes it disappear briefly and is the fastest one in the game, thanks to it concluding after 28 frames. Mewtwo's aerial moves boast impressive power thanks to their respectable damage outputs and very high knockback scaling, yet are also useful for partaking in combos. Neutral aerial's hitbox has a long duration, which allows it to punish air dodges or start combos upon landing as the opponent is being hit. Forward aerial is Mewtwo's fastest aerial, thanks to it hitting on frame 6. When coupled with its power and range, it can either combo into itself at low percentages or KO outright at high percentages.

Back aerial has a very large range, which enables it toedge-guard reliably, yet also combo into itself at low percentages or KO outright at high percentages. Up aerial, like back aerial, has a very large range, which enables it to partake in combos or juggles. Its base hitbox's high knockback scaling also makes it KO reliably near the upper blast line. Lastly, down aerial is a very powerfulmeteor smash when sweetspotted, yet is also strong enough to KO on-stage opponents quite reliably. Due to it hitting on frame 15, however, it is Mewtwo's slowest aerial, and has the highest amount of landing lag out of its aerials.

Despite having been toned down sinceMelee, Mewtwo's grab game is among the most potent inSSB4. When all of its Shadow Balls hit, forward throw is tied withGanondorf and maximumAuraLucario's forward throws as the most damaging throws of their kind in the game; this makes it useful for both damage racking and refreshing itsstale moves. Up and back throws are among the strongest throws in the game, making them viable KOing options. Down throw lacks true combo potential, but hasmindgame potential, thanks to it launching opponents just out of counterattacking range. However, Mewtwo's overall grab range and pummel are both merely average. Regardless, the potency of its grab game supplements its air game, as it can allow Mewtwo to inflict a considerable amount of damage with just a few moves.

In comparison to its air and grab games, Mewtwo's ground game is a mixed bag. While generally powerful, all but a few of its grounded moves suffer from noticeable ending lag, which makes them risky when they are whiffed, shielded, or dodged. Its neutral attack is very useful: it can easilyjab cancel and even out-prioritize many moves, which in turn enables Mewtwo to better utilize its grab game and quickly initiate combos when followed up with up tilt, down tilt, orDisable. Down tilt, in particular, is a very effective move: its long range, launching angles, and minimal overall lag make it very useful for starting combos and decent for spacing orshield stabbing. Up tilt can combo into Mewtwo's aerial moves and potentially itself on many characters, even at high percentages, so long as it hits them with its near hitboxes.

Forward tilt has a good range, very high knockback scaling, and can be angled, all of which make it decent for spacing. However, its very low base knockback makes it unable to KO at reasonable percentages. Although it is punishable, dash attack's respectable range has increased even further, thanks to its hitboxes being re-positioned outward, and its newfound disjointed hitbox. Lastly, Mewtwo's smash attacks have above-average strength and distinct perks: forward smash has the longest range; up smash hits multiple times and is a useful anti-air option; and down smash has the lowest amount of ending lag.

Mewtwo's special moves are powerful, yet risky, much like its ground game.Shadow Ball has impressive utility regardless of its charge: it is useful for zoning or stopping approaches when uncharged, whereas it is one of the strongest and fastest projectiles in the game when fully charged.Teleport grants considerable horizontal momentum and renders Mewtwo invulnerable for a split second, which makes it a safe recovery overall.Confusion, which was notorious inMelee for being virtually useless, has been buffed considerably. In addition to functioning as a long-rangedcommand grab that can bypass disjointed hitboxes, it now functions as a properreflector, which improves Mewtwo's neutral game by allowing it to counteract opposing projectiles. Confusion's utility also extends to Mewtwo's recovery, as it now grants a slight vertical and average horizontal boost during its first use in midair, and can completely reverse both its aerial momentum and direction. Lastly,Disable is a risky set-up option, but it can guarantee openings for combos and KOs if it connects, which is further supplemented by itsstun duration having been increased sinceMelee.

Despite Mewtwo's strengths, it has a few notable and fairly exploitable weaknesses. The most apparent of these is its frailty; Mewtwo's very light weight makes it very easy to KO, while its tall frame, average falling speed, and average gravity collectively make it easier to combo and juggle compared to other characters of its size and weight. Furthermore, Mewtwo lacks an effective aerial attack that can interrupt combos, whereas an attempt to Teleport out of combos can lead to it being punished because of its ending lag, momentum, and start-up lag having been increased sinceMelee.

The majority of Mewtwo's moveset also possesses some restrictions despite their advantages. Despite its aforementioned hurtbox properties, Mewtwo's tail-based attacks are still susceptible to being countered, owing to the base of its tail being a part of its hurtbox. Fully charged Shadow Ball has recoil when used in the air, which can cause an inadvertentself-destruct while off-stage. Disable is punishable if it whiffs and can be reflected because of its status as a projectile, the latter of which can easily lead to a fatal turnabout against Mewtwo at high percentages.

Aside from forward aerial and fully charged Shadow Ball, the rest of Mewtwo's KOing options can be difficult to land. Up and back throw can be risky to attempt because of its aforementioned average grab range. Forward and down smash have slow start-up lag, whereas up smash has minimal horizontal range below its blast of dark energy. Despite their speed and accuracy, forward aerial and Shadow Ball's KO potentials can be hindered via staleness because of their frequent usage in Mewtwo's combos and neutral game, respectively. Lastly, its frame data is slightly below-average, which makes its attacks even more prone to punishment if they are not spaced well. As a result, Mewtwo can pressure effectively, yet is also vulnerable to pressure. It is also at a distinct disadvantage in acustom moveset environment, as it lacks custom moves because of its status as a DLC character.

Regarding playstyle, Mewtwo's is an odd combination of styles: it fits the archetype of a glass cannon, yet typically relies on bait and punish tactics and defensive maneuvers to keep opponents from performing rushdowns and capitalizing on its very tall frame and extremely light weight. This does not mean Mewtwo is forced to rely onturtling, however, as its outstanding mobility, excellent air game, and overall powerful moveset make it a force to be reckoned with. As such, Mewtwo is a "high-risk, high-reward" character with a fairly high learning curve, as it has to capitalize on reads more often than not because of its frailty and susceptibility to pressure.

Changes fromSuper Smash Bros. Melee[edit]

Mewtwo has been drastically buffed in its transition fromMelee toSmash 4, especially owing to the handful of buffs it has received within the game updates. One of its most useful buffs were to its mobility; itswalking,dashing, andair speeds are much faster, itsjump anddouble jump are higher, it can nowwall jump, and itstechs' now-traditional animations make it less susceptible totech-chasing. Mewtwo'sair dodge has also improved: in addition to making it disappear, it is now the fastest in the game, while the removal of directional air dodges now enables it to retain Mewtwo's aerial momentum (although it also removes Mewtwo's ability towavedash). Mewtwo's model also underwent very subtle, yet beneficial tweaks: its larger size increased the range of its tail-based attacks, while its model's re-positioning within thez-axis has resulted in its hurtbox having a deceptive size.

Mewtwo's moveset has been adjusted to be more consistent and practical.Confusion, in particular, has drastically improved: it now functions as a traditionalreflector, has considerably less ending lag, and now grants recovery distance on its first aerial use; these changes give it high utility as a landing option against projectiles, recovery extender, combo starter, and counter against shields. WhileShadow Ball has lost its charging hitbox, its travel pattern is less erratic, which makes it more accurate, and thus improves its zoning potential. When coupled with its having a much larger hitbox when fully charged, it is now one of Mewtwo's most reliable KOing options.Disable'sstun duration has increased, while its hitbox has been extended and adjusted to reliably connect against even smaller fighters, while also beingintangible, all of which improves its set-up potential. Its aerials have also generally improved, as they now have considerably less landing lag, are more consistent, and possess more utility. Itssmash attacks have been similarly strengthened with larger hitboxes, improving their effectiveness. The improvements to Mewtwo's moveset also allow it to make better use of itsTeleport-orientedmindgames.

However, Mewtwo has also received significant nerfs. Its infamous frailty was further exacerbated, thanks to its larger size and much lighterweight. Although still useful, Teleport's higher overall lag makes it less safe as an escape and mix-up option, whereas its added momentum can potentially lead to accidentalself-destructs. The improved practicality of Mewtwo's moveset is also slightly offset by its overall nerfed frame data, which is especially evident regarding its tail-based attacks. Despite being much more mobile, Mewtwo's approach is hindered by the weakening ofdash-dancing and the removal of bothwavedashing andmoonwalking. Lastly, Mewtwo's grab game has been toned down: its pummel deals less damage, its back and up throws' KO potentials were considerably worsened because of their lowered knockback, and its down throw is now dependent onreads because of its increased ending lag and the removal ofchain grabbing.

Overall, Mewtwo has been re-balanced to be a more practical, consistent, and traditional glass cannon that can rack up damage and KO much more easily. However, these traits come at the cost of it being even riskier and requiring even more precision because of its worsened endurance. Thanks to its buffs, Mewtwo has become drastically more successful and viable than inMelee.

Aesthetics[edit]

• Mewtwo's design has changed. Unlike itsMelee self, it has a smaller head, which is now mesaticephalic instead of dolichocephalic. It also has a narrower jawline, significantly larger digit pads, slightly more pronounced pinnae, and a slightly thicker tail. Mewtwo's eye color is also slightly subdued now. Lastly, the aesthetic used inSSB4 has resulted in Mewtwo having a sleeker design, and the purple portion of its skin being slightly more vibrant. Altogether, these changes make Mewtwo appear virtually identical to its appearance inPokédex 3D Pro.
• Mewtwo's greenalternate costume from the previous game has been slightly updated. It is now aquamarine instead of green. Mewtwo has also received four new alternate costumes.
• Mewtwo is slightly more expressive, as its irises now shrink when attacked instead of simply turning yellow.
• Mewtwo has been updated with universal features introduced inBrawl.
  • Mewtwo now has anon-screen appearance and two newtaunts. Its taunt fromMelee remains as its up taunt.
  • Mewtwo uses various voice clips for any move between its neutral infinite, its forward and up tilt attacks, itsdash attack, and anyaerial attack, and now uses specific clips for all three of of itssmash attacks; using the same one for both forward and down smashes and a unique one for its up smash.
• Mewtwo is overall less vocal as the rate at which it speaks when attacking has been significantly lowered. It also no longer vocalizes when usingbattering items.
  • Mewtwo vocalizes upon waking up fromsleep status when not suffering from any knockback, similar to many newcomers such asWii Fit Trainer andPalutena.
• Mewtwo's chest now always faces the screen, regardless of whether it's facing left or right, mirroring its animations.

Attributes[edit]

• Mewtwo is slightly taller. This improves its range, but makes its hurtbox slightly larger.
• Due to Mewtwo's model having an adjustedz-axis position, its hurtbox ends approximately at its digits, ankles, and the base of its tail.^[4][5] However, its hurtbox will still extend slightly when it attacks, whereas its digits, ankles, and the base of its tail will leave their z-axis positions when it is inhitstun or whiletumbling.^[4]
• Mewtwo is significantlylighter (85 → 74), going from being tied for the 16th heaviest inMelee to the standalone 2nd lightest inSSB4, significantly hindering its endurance.
• Mewtwowalks faster (1.0 → 1.2).
• Mewtwodashes drastically faster (1.4 → 2.05), going from one of the slowest dashing speeds inMelee to one of the fastest inSSB4.
• Mewtwo'sair speed is faster (1.2 → 1.25).
• Unlike most characters returning fromMelee, Mewtwo'sfalling speed was left unchanged. This means that it falls significantly faster relative to the cast, going from being tied for the 4th slowest in the game to around average.
• Mewtwo'sfast falling speed is also faster thanks to the universal changes to fast falling (2.3 → 2.4). This further improves its aerial mobility and leaves it less susceptible to juggling. When coupled with the updated air dodge mechanics, this also improves Mewtwo's landing options.
• Short hop,jump, anddouble jump are slightly higher. This enables its forward, back, and up aerials to auto-cancel with a short hop in spite of their later auto-cancel windows, and improves its aerial mobility. Mewtwo can also nowwall jump, improving its recovery.
• Mewtwo's soft landing is twice as fast (4 frames → 2).
• Mewtwo'scrouch is lower.
• Walk and dash's animation has slightly changed. Mewtwo now hovers while facing the foreground at an angle instead of being parallel to the ground.
• The sound effects for Mewtwo's double jump and tail-based attacks are lower-pitched.
• Mewtwo'stech animations have been altered to be more traditional, making Mewtwo less susceptible totech-chasing.
• Mewtwo'sair dodge has less startup (frame 4 → 2) and much less ending lag (FAF 40 → 29), now being the fastest air dodge in the game.
• Mewtwo's air dodge has a shorter intangibility duration (frames 4-29 → 2-24).
• Mewtwo'sspot dodge has much less ending lag (FAF 38 → 25), going from one of the slowest spot dodges to one of the fastest.
• Mewtwo's spot dodge has a shorter intangibility duration (frames 2-21 → 2-14).
• Mewtwo'srolls have less ending lag (FAF 38 → 30).
• Mewtwo's rolls have a shorter intangibility duration (frames 4-21 (forward), 4-19 (back) → 4-14 (both)).
• Mewtwo's item swing animations have changed. Dash swings also consist of one hit instead of multiple hits.
• The removal ofdouble jump canceling both helps and hinders Mewtwo. It improves its recovery, as it can now use aerials or its air dodge while retaining its momentum, but hinders its combo game.
• The weakening ofdash-dancing and the removal ofwavedashing andmoonwalking significantly hinder Mewtwo's approach.
• The removal ofglide tossing hinders Mewtwo's approach while holding items.
  • However, Mewtwo can now super glide toss with its super glide toss, covering a large distance.

Ground attacks[edit]

• Neutral attack:
  • Neutral attack deals less damage (6% → 4% (hit 1), 2% → 1% (loop hits)) and the first hit can no longerlock opponents due to changes to jab resets.
  • Neutral attack's first hit has decreased start-up (frame 8 → 6) and ending lag (FAF 30 → 25). It also has altered knockback (20 (set)/100 (scaling) → (50/20) (base)/(20/60) (scaling)). Altogether, these changes significantly improve itsjab canceling potential. Neutral infinite has received a finisher, an upward swipe, and has decreased ending lag (FAF 52 → 36). These changes improve its safety.
• Forward tilt:
  • Mid and far forward tilt deal more damage (8% (mid)/5% (far) → 9%/8%) and have increased base knockback (10 (mid)/0 (far) → 20 (both)).
  • Forward tilt has increased start-up lag with a shorter duration (frames 6-8 → 10-11), and more ending lag (FAF 29 → 36).
• Up tilt:
  • Up tilt deals less damage (10%/8%/6%/5% (clean/late) → 6%/5%/4.5%/4.5% (clean)/5%/4%/3% (late)), and only the clean sweetspot and clean sourspot had their knockback fully compensated (0 (base)/115 (scaling) → 70/114 (clean), 0/80 → 50/50 (sour)). These changes improve its combo potential but hinder its KO potential.
  • Up tilt has increased start-up with a shorter duration (frames 6-12 → 8-13) and more ending lag (FAF 28 → 30).
• Down tilt:
  • Down tilt deals less damage (9% (near)/8% (mid)/5% (far) → 5%/4.5%/4%), and its knockback was not fully compensated (40 (base)/80 (scaling) (all) → 60/82 (near), 65/84 (mid), 60/70 (far)). Its angles have also been altered (80° → 80°/70°/60°). Altogether, these changes improve the near hits' combo potential but hinder the far hits' combo potential.
  • Down tilt has increased start-up lag with a shorter duration (frames 5-7 → 6-7), and more ending lag (FAF 20 → 21).
• Dash attack:
  • Sweetspotted dash attack deals 1% more damage (9% → 10%).
  • Dash attack has increased knockback (80 (base)/60 (scaling) (clean), 40/60 (late) → 80/70 (both)). It has also received a disjointed hitbox near Mewtwo's hand.
  • Dash attack's animation has slightly changed. Mewtwo now performs a dark-energy-infused palm thrust with one hand, instead of both. This new animation repositions its torso hitbox around Mewtwo's arms, but shortens its lingering hitbox's duration (frames 12-29 → 12-20).
• Forward smash:
  • Sweetspotted forward smash deals less damage (20% → 19%).
  • Sourspotted forward smash deals more damage (12% → 16%).
  • Forward smash has increased knockback scaling (75 (sweetspot)/80 (sourspot) → 85/90), improving its KO potential. Additionally, it has a larger hitbox (2u → 3u) and a longer duration (frames 19-20 → 19-21). Lastly, its sweetspot is easier to land than its sourspot.
  • Forward smash has slightly increased start-up lag (frame 18 → 19) and slightly decreased range.
• Up smash:
  • Up smash's first hit has increased set knockback (40/18/18/8 → 90). Its second through sixth hits also have larger hitboxes. In addition, the weakening of SDI makes this move much harder to escape from. It also has decreased ending lag (FAF 70 → 69) and deals more damage due to changes tostale move negation (14% → 16%).
  • Up smash's first hit has a slightly smaller hitbox.
  • Up smash's last hit has altered knockback (40 (base)/118 (scaling) → 60/107). It also has a slightly increased horizontal range, but a slightly decreased vertical range.
• Down smash:
  • Down smash has increased knockback scaling (103 → 118), significantly improving its KO potential. It also has a slightly increased range against aerial opponents, thanks to its aerial foes-only hitbox being slightly larger (8.59 → 8.7).
  • Down smash's angle has been altered (361° → 55°). The larger hitbox now makes the same large burn sfx as the smaller one, whereas inMelee, it made a medium burn sound upon hitting someone.
  • Down smash's hitbox that hits both grounded and aerial opponents has had its hitbox significantly reduced in size (6.25 → 4), reducing its range against grounded opponents.
  • Down smash has slightly increased start-up (frame 20 → 21) and ending lag (FAF 38 → 44).

Aerial attacks[edit]

• All aerials have decreased landing lag (26/13 frames → 13 (neutral), 25/12 frames → 14 (forward), 28/14 frames → 17 (back), 20/10 frames → 13 (up), 28/14 frames → 18 (down)). Due to the removal ofL-canceling, however, they are not fully compensated, except for neutral aerial.
• All aerials except down aerialauto-cancels later (frame 37 → 46 (neutral), frame 35 → 36 (forward), frame 30 → 38 (back), frame 33 → 36 (up)).
• However, due to Mewtwo's higher jumps, all aerials except for neutral aerial can autocancel in a short hop.
• Neutral aerial:
  • Neutral aerial's first eight hits have increased set knockback (20/20/40/40 → 22/22/46/46); their angles have been altered (160°/160°/110°/110° → 185°/185°/110°/110°); and they have been re-positioned from Mewtwo's torso to its hands and feet. Its last hit also has a larger hitbox. Altogether, these changes make its hits connect better.
  • Neutral aerial's last hit inflicts significantly more knockback overall (60 (base)/70 (scaling) → 40/110), now being able to KO at Sudden Death percentages (instead of at around 450% inMelee).
  • Neutral aerial's first eight hits now deal consistent damage (1%/2% → 1%), and its landing hitbox has been removed.
  • Neutral aerial has increased start-up (frame 5 → 7) and ending lag (FAF 42 → 46).
  • Neutral aerial's visual effects have changed. The electricity now flashes green, yellow, blue, cyan, and violet at varying intervals, instead of flashing mauve and cyan interchangeably.
  • Neutral aerial's animation is more refined, with Mewtwo facing the screen instead of to the side, and the final hit has Mewtwo flex its body to indicate the hitbox change.
  • The weakening ofSDI makes neutral aerial significantly more difficult to escape from.
• Forward aerial:
  • Forward aerial deals 1% less damage (14% → 13%), hindering its KO potential.
  • Forward aerial has increased starting (frame 5 → 6) ending lag (FAF 36 → 38).
  • Forward aerial's angle has been altered (84° → 50°). This grants it combo potential into itself and improves its spacing potential, but removes its juggling potential.
  • Forward aerial's animation has slightly changed. Mewtwo now swipes forward while lunging, instead of shifting its body in unison with the swipe. This new animation widens its hitbox and re-positions its hitbox farther along Mewtwo's arm.
• Back aerial:
  • Back aerial has a larger x-axis offset (5.1u → 5.5u), improving its horizontal range. It also deals knockback (0 (base)/100 (scaling) → 20/90).
  • Back aerial has increased start-up (frame 12 → 13 (back)) and ending lag (FAF 32 → 40).
• Up aerial:
  • Near up aerial deals 1% more damage (10% → 11%) and has a longer duration (frames 10-13 → 10-14). Up aerial also deals more knockback (0 (base)/100 (scaling) → 40/97), improving the near hit's KO potential.
  • Mid and far up aerials deal less damage (11% (mid)/14% (far) → 10%/9%). and have increased start-up lag (frame 9 → 10).
  • Up aerial has increased ending lag (FAF 35 → 40).
  • Up aerial's sweetspot has been re-positioned from the tip of Mewtwo's tail to its base.
• Down aerial:
  • Aerial sweetspotted down aerial deals 1% less damage (16% → 15%).
  • Down aerial's sourspot is no longer ameteor smash (270° → 70°) and has increased knockback (10 (base)/100 (scaling) → 20/97). This improves its KO potential but hinders its edgeguarding potential.
  • Down aerial has decreased start-up (frame 18 → 15) and ending lag (FAF 47 → 46). It also auto-cancels earlier (frame 45 → 42). When coupled with Mewtwo's higher jump, these changes allow it to auto-cancel with a short hop.
  • Down aerial's animation has slightly changed. Mewtwo now stomps in a more pronounced motion while its foot is infused with dark energy. This new animation results in its hitboxes being more disjointed from Mewtwo's foot, improving its range.
  • The removal ofmeteor canceling significantly improves aerial sweetspotted down aerial's reliability.

Throws/other attacks[edit]

• Standing and dash grabs have increased ending lag (FAF 31 → 36 (standing), FAF 41 → 43 (dash)). Dash grab also has increased start-up lag (frame 8 → 9).
• Pummel:
  • Pummel deals 1% less damage (3% → 2%).
  • Pummel is faster (24 frames → 18).
• Forward throw:
  • Forward throw'sShadow Balls are larger, but have decreased ranges.
• Back throw:
  • Back throw deals 1% less damage (11% → 10%) and has decreased knockback scaling (80 → 75), hindering its KO potential.
  • Back throw's animation has slightly changed. Mewtwo now looks away while throwing the opponent, instead of looking at them.
• Up throw:
  • Up throw has decreased knockback (100 (base)/70 (scaling) → 72/65), significantly hindering its KO potential. Despite this, it has even less combo potential due to the universally decreased falling speeds combined with its increased ending lag, slightly hindering its safety at low percentages.
• Down throw:
  • Down throw deals 2% less damage (11% → 9%). When coupled with the removal ofchain grabbing, this significantly hinders its damage-racking potential.
  • Down throw has an altered angle (69° → 74°).
  • Down throw's animation has slightly changed. Mewtwo now somersaults to strike with its tail, instead of spinning its entire body to do so. This new animation transitions slightly faster, but increases its ending lag.
• Floor attack:
  • Floor attacks now have anormal effect, instead of anelectric effect.
  • Edge get-up and edge attack's animations have changed. They are now more standardized, making them significantly faster.
  • Due to the introduction oftripping inBrawl, Mewtwo has received a floor attack after tripping, a darkness-infused swipe on both sides.

Special moves[edit]

• Shadow Ball:
  • Fully charged Shadow Ball has decreased knockback (50 (base)/70 (scaling) → 30/67), hindering its KO potential. Shadow Ball's charge time has also increased, and it no longer has a hitbox while charging.
  • Fully charged Shadow Ball has a larger hitbox and increased range.
  • Grab nowcharge-cancels Shadow Ball, instead of immediately using it. Mewtwo also no longer endures lag when it uses itsshield to charge-cancel.
  • Shadow Ball's movement pattern is significantly less erratic. This improves its accuracy, but makes it more predictable.
  • Fully charged Shadow Ball causes significantly less recoil. This improves its safety while off-stage, but hinders its utility as a situational recovery option.
  • Shadow Ball's visual effects have slightly changed. Saving a fully charged Shadow Ball now results in dark energy emanating from both of Mewtwo's hands, instead of one.
  • Shadow Ball no longer produces a fiery explosion upon contact with a surface.
  • The 19% damage increase toshields, and the increase toshieldstun significantly improve fully charged Shadow Ball's shield pressuring potential.
  • Mewtwo now only speaks when releasing a Shadow Ball after storing it in full charge rather than just releasing it.
• Confusion:
  • Due to consisting of nine small hitboxes instead of one large hitbox, Confusion deals ≈0.9505% less damage (10% → ≈9.0495%).
  • Confusion now functions like a traditionalreflector, as it changes reflected projectiles to Mewtwo's ownership and has a damage multiplier (1.4×). It also has decreased ending lag (FAF 56 → 45). Altogether, these changes significantly improve its utility.
  • Aerial Confusion now grants a slight vertical boost after its first use, granting it recovery potential.
  • Confusion's visual effects have changed. It now appears as a violet translucent ripple, instead of a white sparkle. Compared to the previous animation, it is almost identical to the animationConfusion used inGenerations V andVI.
  • Due to reflectors no longer cause the user tostun when they break, theSoul Breaker glitch is no longer possible to perform.
  • Mewtwo now stops falling when trapping an opponent, preventing opponents from being pulled through thin, hard platforms.
  • Mewtwo is now silent when using Confusion.
• Teleport:
  • Teleport grants a small amount of forward and/or backward momentum, but it plays out its momentum-based ending lag even if Mewtwo reappears on the ground. This slightly improves its recovery potential, but makes it slightly more punishable.
  • Teleport has slightly increased start-up lag. This slightly improves its maneuverability, but makes it slightly more punishable.
  • Teleport has decreased intangibility frames (frames 8-17 → 9-17).
• Disable:
  • Disable has increased start-up (frame 15 → 16) and ending lag (FAF 40 → 48). Additionally, it no longer affects astunned opponent, instead of weakly launching them. Lastly, it now weakly launches an aerial opponent, instead oftumbling them.
  • Disable'sstun effect has a longer duration.
  • Disable has an altered animation; Mewtwo assumes a lower stance before shooting out the flash from its eyes. This lowers its eye level and allows the move to hit opponents below it.
  • Disable's animation and visual effects have slightly changed. Mewtwo now slightly tilts its head, instead of looking straight ahead. Its eyes also now turn green, instead of yellow.
  • Mewtwo is now silent when using Disable.
• Psystrike:
  • Mewtwo now has aFinal Smash,Psystrike. Mewtwo undergoesMega Evolution to become Mega Mewtwo Y and then immediately usesPsystrike, itssignature move in thePokémon games. Psystrike is a powerful sphere of psychic energy that can pass through walls and will powerfully launch any opponents it hits.

Update history[edit]

Mewtwo has been buffed significantly via game updates. Some of its attacks have had their damage outputs increased, their lag decreased, and their hitboxes' sizes and durations increased, all of which improve its offense. Additionally, update 1.1.3 made Mewtwo considerably faster by increasing its walking and dashing speeds, which grant it a much more consistent offensive presence alongside its typically defensive presence. Mewtwo's dashing speed was increased even further in update 1.1.5, now being slightly faster thanSheik's. Said update also slightly increased Mewtwo's weight, which slightly improved its endurance.

Mewtwo also slightly benefits from the changes to shield mechanics brought about by updates1.1.0 and1.1.1: the universal increase toshieldstun allows Shadow Ball, some of its sweetspotted attacks andConfusion-reflected projectiles (such asTimber's tree, a fully chargedCharge Shot or a fully charged Shadow Ball) to heavily damage a shield. Due to these aforementioned changes, Mewtwo is considered much more viable than it was upon its return to the series.

1.0.7

• Fixed a major issue that causes the game to erroneously interpret Global Smash Power as invalid data and prevents it to connect to the internet after being played in the following game modes: Classic, All-Star, Stadium, Trophy Rush, and 3DS exclusive mode Smash Run.
• The glitch that allowed access to Mewtwo's broken custom moves has been fixed.

1.0.8

• Up smash's first hit has a smaller hitbox (6.2u → 3u).
• Neutral aerial has less landing lag (19 frames → 16).

1.1.0

• Air dodge's animation slightly changed. If Mewtwo air dodges while holding anitem, the item will disappear as well, improving its mindgame potential. However, this can be mitigated if Mewtwo's name tag is visible, orwhile the bottom screen's marker is placed on it.
• Up angled forward tilt has a shorter duration (frames 10-12 → 10-11), now matching the other angles.
• Down smash has more knockback scaling (112 → 118), improving its KO potential.
• Forward throw deals 2.5% more damage (1.5% (Shadow balls)/10.5% (total) → 2%/13%).

1.1.3

• Mewtwo walk speed: 1.0 → 1.2.
• Mewtwo dash speed: 1.696 → 1.9
• Mewtwo's air speed is faster: 1.15 → 1.25.
• Forward smash sourspot damage: 15% → 16%.
• Forward smash hitbox size: 2.0 → 3.0.
• Neutral air landing lag: 16 → 13.
• Forward air startup: 7 frames → 6.
• Forward air landing lag: 18 → 14.
• Back air x-axis offset: 5.1 → 5.5.
• Back air landing lag: 21 → 17.
• Up air damage: 9% → 10%.
• Up air landing lag: 16 → 13.
• Down air hitbox duration: 2 frames → 4.
• Down air landing lag: 22 → 18.
• Down throw angle: 69° → 74°.
• Shadow Ball is slightly increased in size.
• Shadow Ball deals less recoil.

Technical changelist 1.1.3

1.1.5

• Mewtwo is slightly heavier: 72 → 74.
• Mewtwo dashes faster (1.9 → 2.05), now being slightly faster than Sheik.
• Up smash ending lag decreased by five frames.
• Neutral aerial's multi-hits hitboxes are larger: 2.3u → 3u.

Moveset[edit]

• Mewtwo canwall jump.

For a gallery of Mewtwo's hitboxes, seehere.

Stats[edit]

Announcer call[edit]

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• English/Japanese/Chinese

On-screen appearance[edit]

• Emerges from a large mass of dark energy and then descends onto the ground.

Taunts[edit]

• Up taunt: Closes its eyes and folds its arms as it telekinetically spins around on the spot while laughing ominously. Resembles the animation Mewtwo performs while using a physical move in thePokémon Stadium games.
• Side taunt: Surrounds itself in a flame-like aura of dark energy, similarly toLucario's up taunt.
• Down taunt: Mewtwo's eyes shine briefly before it turns to face the screen. While facing the screen, it thrusts its arm forward to emit a small spark of dark energy.

Up taunt	Side taunt	Down taunt

Idle poses[edit]

• Motions toward itself with its arm further from the screen.
• Draws its arms towards itself and strikes a pose.

Crowd cheer[edit]

Victory poses[edit]

• Turns its back to the screen and looks back over its shoulder, saying "Hmm..." In the Japanese version, it says "私はなぜここにいるのか...？" ("Why am I here?")
• Thrusts its hand forward, emits dark energy from its body, and growls. In the Japanese version, it says "私はまけるわけにはいかない！" ("I can not lose!")
• Spins once and then poses while laughing ominously and emitting a flame-like aura of dark energy around itself. In the Japanese version, it says "愚かな！" ("Foolish!")

Incompetitive play[edit]

Most historically significant players[edit]

See also:Category:Mewtwo players (SSB4)

•  Abadango - The best Mewtwo player of all time, primarily playing the character in 2016 and 2017 and as a co-main alongsideBayonetta from 2017 onward, as well as one of the best Japanese players of all time, ranking 13th on thePGR 100. He is the only Mewtwo player to win a major, doing so atPound 2016.
•  MagiMagi - The best Mewtwo player in Europe best known for his run to 9th atSuper Smash Con 2018 defeatingCaptainZack,ANTi, andEon. He also has wins over many of Europe's best players, including defeatingGlutonny to place 2nd atYs and defeatingS1 andIxisNaugus twice to place 3rd atAlbion 2.
•  Rich Brown - First known for defeatingDabuz to place 13th atParagon Los Angeles 2015 and became the second-best Mewtwo player in North America in 2016 and 2017, with results such as 3rd atLittle Big House 2 defeatingNairo andKameme; 5th at2GGT: Abadango Saga defeatingCaptainZack; and 17th atSuper Smash Con 2016 defeatingAbadango. His activity and results nationally declined in 2018, but he was still ultimately ranked 52nd on thePGR 100.
•  SDX - The second-best Mewtwo player in North America in 2018, making his mark on the competitive scene in the tail end of competitiveSmash 4 with performances such as placing 5th atThe Big House 8 defeatingElegant andMistake, 7th at2GG: Hyrule Saga defeatingLight andKameme, and 9th atGet On My Level 2018 defeatingAlly andWaDi. Despite his relatively-late debut on the national scene, he was ranked 45th on thePGR 100.
•  WaDi - The second-best Mewtwo player of all-time and the highest-ranking solo-Mewtwo player on thePGR 100, ranking 26th. Alongside wins over many of the game's best players, he has placed top 8 at many majors, including placing 2nd atEGLX 2018, 5th at bothSuper Smash Con 2017 and2GGC: MkLeo Saga, and 7th at2GGT: Abadango Saga.

Tier placement and history[edit]

Mewtwo's return to the series was initially met positively, as players had soon noticed its increased mobility, power and range, which in turn led to it being perceived as a mid-tier character. However, players also lamented the nerfs to Mewtwo's already poor endurance. When coupled with other issues that became more prominent over the time, players gradually started to agree that Mewtwo's improved offense was not sufficient enough to compensate, in a case similar to Ike. While these drawbacks saw Mewtwo's perception plummet, some players insisted that Mewtwo was underrated and that critics were too focused on its frailty to see its positive traits. As time went on, Mewtwo received buffs via game updates, most notably to its mobility and aerials. These improvements led it to be ranked 37th on the first tier list, which established it as a low-tier character like inMelee.

After Mewtwo's dashing speed was further increased in update 1.1.5, players such asAbadango,Rich Brown andWaDi began placing higher with it in tournaments, and showed that its powerful offensive potential now outweighed its defensive shortcomings. This resulted in a drastic improvement in Mewtwo's perception within the community, which was reflected in it being ranked 10th on the second tier list. This new ranking was notable for not only reassessing it as a top-tier character but for also being the largest tier rise between the first and second tier lists. Mewtwo's continued success led to it being ranked 9th on the third tier list, which reaffirmed its status as a top-tier character.

DespiteWaDi achieving some very notable results, such as placing 5th atSuper Smash Con 2017 and2GGC: MkLeo Saga, Mewtwo's tournament presence has slightly waned since then, owing to players becoming more capable of exploiting its weaknesses. This was further compounded by its best player, Abadango, picking upBayonetta as a co-main and using her more often. Due to its slightly worsened perception and results, Mewtwo has dropped to 10th on the fourth and current tier list. Some smashers, however, likeZeRo andANTi believe that it should be ranked slightly higher.

In Solo Modes[edit]

All-Star Mode[edit]

In All-Star Mode, Mewtwo is fought in Stage 5 in the 3DS version or Stage 3 in the Wii U version if it has been downloaded alongsidePikachu,Ness,Jigglypuff,Sheik,Ganondorf,Charizard,Diddy Kong, andCloud.

Congratulations Screens[edit]

Trophies[edit]

Mewtwo's fighter trophy is obtained by clearing Classic Mode as Mewtwo. Its alternate trophy is obtained by clearing All-Star Mode as Mewtwo in the 3DS version or booting up the game after downloading Mewtwo in the Wii U version. The Psystrike trophy is obtained only in the Wii U version by clearing All-Star Mode as Mewtwo.

3DS Classic Mode trophy

Wii U Classic Mode trophy

Mewtwo

Mewtwo puts its psychic powers to great use in this game. Not only does it have floaty jumps, but its telekinesis gives its attacks extra reach and its throws added power. However, its light body makes it easy to launch, so if you're willing to take the risk of getting in close, it might just be worth it!

Mewtwo puts its psychic powers to great use in this game. Not only does it have floaty jumps, but its telekinesis gives its attacks extra reach and its throws added power. However, its light body makes it easy to launch, so if you're willing to risk getting in close, it might just be worth it!

:Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (09/1998)

:Pokémon X & Pokémon Y (10/2013)

Mewtwo puts its psychic powers to great use in this game. Not only can it float in midair, but its telekinesis gives its attacks extra reach and its throws added power. However, its light body makes it easy to launch, so if you're willing to take the risk of getting in close, it might just be worth it!

:Pokémon Red/Blue (10/1999)

:Pokémon X/Y (10/2013)

3DS All-Star Mode trophy

Wii U alternate trophy

Mewtwo (Alt.)

Mewtwo's Confusion side special not only lets you repel projectiles—it also reflects the damage back on your opponent. Its down special, Disable, stuns an enemy for longer the higher its damage is. As it works by having Mewtwo glare at its foe, this only works if they make eye contact.

Mewtwo's Confusion side special not only repels projectiles—it also reflects the damage back on your opponent. Its down special, Disable, stuns an enemy for longer the higher its damage is. Disable only works on foes that are facing Mewtwo.

:Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (09/1998)

:Pokémon X & Pokémon Y (10/2013)

Mewtwo's Confusion Side Special not only lets you repel projectiles, it also reflects the damage back on your opponent. Its Down Special, Disable, stuns an enemy for longer the higher its damage is. As it works by having Mewtwo glare at its foe, this only works if they make eye contact.

:Pokémon Red/Blue (10/1999)

:Pokémon X/Y (10/2013)

Psystrike trophy

Psystrike

Mewtwo's Final Smash starts as Mewtwo Mega Evolves into Mega Mewtwo Y. It then fires a huge psychic projectile that penetrates enemies and obstacles. This projectile doesn't do any damage, but it freezes every foe it hits in place. They can even be frozen midjump! Afterward, every foe hit with the projectile will take a powerful psychic hit to the head.

Mewtwo's Final Smash starts as it Mega Evolves into Mega Mewtwo Y, then fires a huge psychic projectile that penetrates enemies and obstacles, but doesn't do any damage. It's only afterwards that every foe the projectile hit freezes in place and takes a powerful psychic hit to the head. They can even be frozen mid-jump!

Mewtwo also has a non-fighter trophy as part of the base game that can be purchased in the Trophy Shop for 500G (or 10 Play Coins) in the 3DS version or 1500G in the Wii U version.

3DS Mewtwo trophy

Wii U Mewtwo trophy

Mewtwo

Created from modified Mew DNA, Mewtwo was designed to be the ultimate Pokémon. It didn't take on any of Mew's kinder traits and only uses its intelligence to destroy its enemies. Or...so it seems. Perhaps it just feels frightened or even tormented, and that's why it lashes out. Whatever the reason, Mewtwo is not to be messed with.

:Pokémon Red & Pokémon Blue (09/1998)

:Pokémon FireRed & Pokémon LeafGreen (09/2004)

Created from modified Mew DNA, Mewtwo was designed to be the ultimate Pokémon. It didn't take on any of Mew's kinder traits, and only uses its intelligence to destroy its enemies. Or...so it seems. Perhaps it just feels frightened or even tormented, and that's why it lashes out. Whatever the reason, Mewtwo is not to be messed with.

:Pokémon Red/Blue (10/1999)

:Pokémon FireRed/LeafGreen (10/2004)

Alternate costumes[edit]

Trailer[edit]

Teaser[edit]

Gameplay Trailer[edit]

Gallery[edit]

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  The differences between Mewtwo's models forSuper Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS andSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U. The latter version's model was used for Mewtwo's official artwork on Club Nintendo prior to its official trailer.

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  The teaser confirming Mewtwo's return to the series.

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  Mewtwo's splash art.

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  Mewtwo'samiibo.

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  Mewtwo's unlock notice inSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U after downloading it from theNintendo eShop.

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  Using its down taunt.

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  Rolling away fromFox's forward smash.

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  Using its forward throw onLuigi.

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  Using its down smash onIke.

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  AlongsideMew.

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  UsingDisable onLittle Mac.

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  MewtwoMega Evolving into Mega Mewtwo Y as part of itsFinal Smash.

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  UsingPsystrike, its Final Smash, onDr. Mario andWario.

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  Using its forward aerial onToon Link.

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  Using its forward tilt onGreninja.

Trivia[edit]

• During development of the game, an appearance of Mewtwo'sMega Evolution was reportedly considered byMasahiro Sakurai.^[6]
• Mewtwo's artwork for this game resembles itsartwork forPokémon FireRed andLeafGreen Versions, although mirrored.
• Mewtwo is the only playable Pokémon inSuper Smash Bros. 4 to not readily appear in any capacity inPokémon Sun andMoon. Instead, it must be transferred over viaPokémon Bank.Charizard andGreninja, while unobtainable under normal gameplay conditions, appear as aRide Pokémon and a member ofRed's team, and as agift Pokémon fromPokémon Sun andPokémon Moon Special Demo Version, respectively.
  • However, Mewtwo appears inPokémon Ultra Sun andUltra Moon, and is obtainable in an Ultra Wormhole along with many other Legendary Pokémon.
• Mewtwo is the second of threeSuper Smash Bros. Melee characters to return to the series inSSB4 after being absent fromSuper Smash Bros. Brawl, succeedingDr. Mario and precedingRoy.
  • However, there are scrapped files for all three of these characters inBrawl, suggesting that they were planned to make a reappearance there as well.
• Mewtwo's pose in its official art forSSB4 is nearly identical to its pose in its official art forMelee.
• As possible callbacks toMelee, Mewtwo has only one voice clip for when it is KO'd, and only the Japanese version ofSSB4 features its victory quotes consisting of spoken dialogue.
• Mewtwo folds its arms in numerous instances. It does so while using its up tilt, up taunt, or aHammer; during itsdefeated/No Contest andscreen KO's animations; and when it isasleep,teetering, orhelpless.
• Prior to update 1.0.7, it was possible to access glitched versions of Mewtwo'scustom moves via a glitch involving sharedMii Fighters. Most of these crash the game, except for both variations ofConfusion, a non-functional version ofDisable that renders Mewtwohelpless, and a version of Disable which zooms the camera in on Mewtwo and temporarily slows down time, all of which have limited functionality. It is unclear whether the glitch involved accessing custom moves that were incomplete or data not intended for use of custom moves. One of the variations of Mewtwo's glitched custom Confusion is very similar to thesoul breaker glitch. It is speculated that these were unfinished custom moves and that DLC characters were intended to have custom moves. While the glitch was removed by update 1.0.7, it was still possible to view replays containing these special moves before update 1.0.8.
• Mewtwo is the onlyveteran DLC character with a new voice actor, and the only character inSSB4 to speak only in the Japanese version.
  • It is also one of the four playable characters inSSB4 to speak in Japanese in at least one version of the game, but to never speak in English in any version of the game. The other three areMarth,Roy andCloud.
• Mewtwo is the first DLC character to have been downloadable for free. It is also the only DLC character who does not shareequipment types with any other DLC character.
• As ofSSB4, Mewtwo is the only character whosefalling speed has remained unchanged.
• Mewtwo's non-fighter trophy model has very slightly different features from its playable character and fighter trophy models. It has a slightly smaller head, slightly smaller eyes, a thicker and slightly longer tail, slightly smaller hands, a more vibrant shade of violet for its midsection, tail, and eyes, and its texture has a satin finish instead of a glossy finish. As a result, it resemblesthe Mewtwo from the firstPokémon movie, whereas Mewtwo's playable character and fighter trophy's models are virtually identical to its appearance inPokédex 3D Pro.
• Mewtwo andLucario are the only playable Pokémon inSSB4 who do not emerge from aPoké Ball as part of theiron-screen appearances.
• Although Mewtwo'sFinal Smash involvesMega Evolution, it differs fromCharizard and Lucario's in a few distinct ways. Mewtwo's is used for a single attack and renders it both invincible and stationary for its duration, whereas Charizard and Lucario's function as transformations that grant improved offense, mobility, andarmor for their durations. Mewtwo's Final Smash is also referred to by its primary attack's name ofPsystrike, instead of simply as "Mega Evolution".
• In Mewtwo's reveal trailer,Ness is shown stalking Mewtwo while holding aMaster Ball, as well as using aGenesect from aPoké Ball against it. This is a reference to standardPokémon games, where the player character is often young and tasked with catching every Pokémon.
  • The Master Ball is many players' choice ofPoké Ball against Legendary Pokémon, such as Mewtwo.
  • Additionally,EarthBound andPokémon were both developed by Creatures Inc. (then known as Ape Inc.).
• Despite being a veteran, Mewtwo was referred to as a "new fighter" when it was revealed to be DLC.
  • Additionally, whileLucas andRoy's trophy descriptions directly mention their return, Mewtwo's does not.

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