Forward aerial is Mewtwo's fastest aerial, thanks to it hitting on frame 6. 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. 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. Its air dodge makes it disappear briefly and is the fastest one in the game, thanks to it concluding after 28 frames. Unlike in Melee, Mewtwo is capable of wall jumping. As a result of these attributes, landing and approaching safely can be difficult. This polarization is also apparent with Mewtwo's aerial mobility: its air speed is the third fastest in the game, yet it has slow air acceleration, while its double jump is the highest in the game, yet accelerates slowly at its beginning. However, its traction is also tied with Charizard's for the second lowest in the game. In regard to grounded mobility, Mewtwo's walking speed is tied with Charizard's for the fifteenth fastest in the game, whereas its dashing speed is the seventh fastest in the game. 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 in hitstun or while tumbling. As a result, the majority of Mewtwo's tail now lacks hurtboxes unlike in Melee, which makes all but the base of its tail immune to opposing hitboxes. By extension, Mewtwo's hurtbox has a deceptive size: although it is larger than in Melee, its model's adjusted z-axis position has resulted in its hurtbox ending approximately at its digits, ankles, and the base of its tail. It is tall, yet is the second lightest character in the game, being surpassed only by Jigglypuff. Mewtwo is a character whose majority of attributes are unusually polarizing, with only its falling speed and gravity being average. This has been reflected by players such as Abadango, Rich Brown, and WaDi consistently achieving high placings in competitive play, whose successes have helped Mewtwo achieve top-tier status as of SSB4's second tier list. This, in turn, is compounded by its slightly below-average frame data and slow double jump, which force it to rely on its neutral aerial, forward aerial, or Teleport to escape pressure more often than not.Īfter initially being a poorly perceived character upon its release, game updates significantly improved Mewtwo's viability over time. However, Mewtwo's infamous frailty has become even more pronounced, owing to its larger size and much lighter weight. Fully charged Shadow Ball has a larger hitbox and longer range Confusion now functions as a traditional reflector and now grants a small vertical boost when used in midair and Disable's stun effect has a longer duration. Lastly, most of Mewtwo's special moves also have improved utility. Mewtwo also boasts a respectable number of potent KOing options: in addition its up and back throws, its smash attacks, forward aerial, and fully charged Shadow Ball each possess considerable power. Like in Melee, Mewtwo's grab game is potent: its forward throw is tied for the most damaging throw of its kind in the game, whereas its back and up throws are viable KOing options. Its neutral attack is a very reliable jab cancel, even at high percentages, while its down tilt and fast falling up aerial both possess a variety of follow-ups at low to high percentages. Mewtwo also possesses a flexible combo game. Mewtwo boasts excellent mobility: in addition to retaining its very fast air speed, its walking and dashing speeds have become drastically faster, and it can now wall jump. This is a significant improvement from its low-tier placement in Melee, where it was ranked 20th out of 26. Mewtwo is ranked 10th out of 55 on the tier list, placing it in the A tier. Rather than retaining Masachika Ichimura as its voice actor from Melee, Mewtwo is now voiced by Keiji Fujiwara, who imitates some of the former's voice clips from Melee.
for Wii U on Club Nintendo by March 31st, 2015. However, it was made available at no cost as early as April 15th, 2015 for players who registered both Super Smash Bros. history, and was made available on April 28th, 2015. Mewtwo is the first downloadable character in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U 50-Fact Extravaganza on October 23rd, 2014.
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Its return to the series was announced during the Super Smash Bros. Mewtwo ( ミュウツー, Mewtwo) is a playable character in Super Smash Bros.
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