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*Mewtwo's non-fighter trophy model has very slightly different features from its playable character and fighter trophy's 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 resembles [[bulbapedia:Mewtwo (original series)|the Mewtwo from the first ''Pokémon'' movie]], whereas Mewtwo's playable character and fighter trophy's models are virtually identical to its appearance in ''{{s|bulbapedia|Pokédex 3D Pro}}''. | *Mewtwo's non-fighter trophy model has very slightly different features from its playable character and fighter trophy's 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 resembles [[bulbapedia:Mewtwo (original series)|the Mewtwo from the first ''Pokémon'' movie]], whereas Mewtwo's playable character and fighter trophy's models are virtually identical to its appearance in ''{{s|bulbapedia|Pokédex 3D Pro}}''. | ||
*Mewtwo and {{SSB4|Lucario}} are the only playable Pokémon in ''SSB4'' who do not emerge from a [[Poké Ball]] as part of their [[on-screen appearance]]s. | *Mewtwo and {{SSB4|Lucario}} are the only playable Pokémon in ''SSB4'' who do not emerge from a [[Poké Ball]] as part of their [[on-screen appearance]]s. | ||
*Although Mewtwo's [[Final Smash]] involves {{s|bulbapedia|Mega Evolution}}, it differs from {{SSB4|Charizard}} 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, and [[armor]] for their durations. Mewtwo's Final Smash is also referred to by its primary attack's name of [[Psystrike]], instead of simply as " | *Although Mewtwo's [[Final Smash]] involves {{s|bulbapedia|Mega Evolution}}, it differs from {{SSB4|Charizard}} 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, and [[armor]] for their durations. Mewtwo's Final Smash is also referred to by its primary attack's name of [[Psystrike]], instead of simply as "Mega Evolution". | ||
*In Mewtwo's reveal trailer, [[Ness]] is shown stalking Mewtwo while holding a [[Master Ball]]. This is a reference to standard ''Pokémon'' games, where the player character is often young and tasked with catching every Pokémon. | *In Mewtwo's reveal trailer, [[Ness]] is shown stalking Mewtwo while holding a [[Master Ball]]. This is a reference to standard ''Pokémon'' games, where the player character is often young and tasked with catching every Pokémon. | ||
**The Master Ball is many players' choice of {{s|bulbapedia|Poké Ball}} against Legendary Pokémon, such as Mewtwo. | **The Master Ball is many players' choice of {{s|bulbapedia|Poké Ball}} against Legendary Pokémon, such as Mewtwo. | ||