Just here to add a few things you missed that I think are useful when fighting Mewtwo: Confusion in the air: over 140%, Mewtwo can input fair without the frame 3 jump squat in 7 frames, and it is mostly true unless you are very lucky. This is because the more percent you have, the fewer frames you have to move out of confusion. At 140% you have -6 frames to move and since fair is frame 7, you need a frame 1 invincibility to get out of it. So don't get to shield happy at this percent! D-throw fair: I did some labbing, and found at 18% or higher, d-throw fair has one frame for you to get out (until 35% where it's true). However, you can DI out (hold away) once you see the initial throw animation to escape the fair (this will make it not true). However, a smart Mewtwo will adapt to this. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT AS D-THROW FAIR IS LIKE ANOTHER KILL THROW BUT IN FRONT OF YOU. JAB AT LEDGE: This one is the most important and I'll try my best to explain. If Mewtwo rolls to ledge and jabs, he can get up to 30%-60% in damage. The reason for this is because most rapid jabs push the opponent away from you however Mewtwo's jab pushed him away instead. If you are at ledge then Mewtwo doesn't get pushed away so he can get in big damage. To escape, either hold in the opposite direction and shield, jiggle the stick in the opposite direction (you escape around the same time), or play bowser. If you react right away you will only take about 30% so be careful of roll behind at ledge and try not to normal get up at ledge. Hope this helps!!
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As a mewtwo main I would say in most cases dont try to edge guard him off stage. If you are in advantage and you see a mewtwo float away hes probably setting up for a disable, I would anticipate that and punish it
Why can't i play against people like you in elite smash... All i get to face not is king k and pikachus. I would love to face a good link. Plus i feel i have 30% chance of actually beating you lol
I’m not saying Mewtwo is completely busted, but Mewtwo does have some really good options. Confusion can set up for kills, he really doesn’t have any bad tilts, due to them all having really nice range and practical use, plenty of kill power, and nice combo potential. I main M2 for this reason
I usually lose every single Mewtwo online battle encounter. I’m so used to playing against, but they ALWAYS get me using camping methods and mind games, it’s way too frustrating.
@@frosticle6409mewtwo goes by “he” though. theres no female mewtwos. so it would be “he” in all contexts. being non-human has nothing to do with pronouns. hope this helps
@@Silverado-pq6xe An animal is referred as “it” unless the relationship is personal (like a pet that has a name). Source: Writer's Digest University. In the games, Mewtwo is referred to as gender unknown. In the movies, it uses male pronouns. Smash is a game, so I will go by game rules.
@@Silverado-pq6xe In Pokken Tournament, Mewtwo is referred to as “he” because there is a specific relationship between Anne and Mewtwo. Still falls under the rules. In this video, the Mewtwo references target it as a Pokémon. Not as a friend, a pet, or other sort of relationship. The video approaches Mewtwo from an informational angle. Just like how the Pokédex refers to other Pokémon.
