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The move begins by charging upon the [[B button]] being pressed and can be fired at anytime by pressing B again while charging. The player can save the charge by cancelling it when they push the [[shield]] button or left or right on the [[control stick]] (the latter results in a roll). Mewtwo can also charge the move in the air, where cancelling it will make Mewtwo drop its charging animation normally as opposed to rolling or shielding. | The move begins by charging upon the [[B button]] being pressed and can be fired at anytime by pressing B again while charging. The player can save the charge by cancelling it when they push the [[shield]] button or left or right on the [[control stick]] (the latter results in a roll). Mewtwo can also charge the move in the air, where cancelling it will make Mewtwo drop its charging animation normally as opposed to rolling or shielding. | ||
When a full charge is saved, | When a full charge is saved, both of Mewtwo's hands will constantly glow with dark power. In ''Melee'', only Mewtwo's left hand glows. | ||
Unlike most auto-charge moves, even when it is fully charged, Mewtwo will still continue to "charge" it until the player releases it or does a shield/roll cancel. In ''Melee'', a charging Shadow Ball does [[electric]] damage and traps an opponent upon contact; in ''SSB4'', it no longer has a hitbox while charging. Once fired, the ball will travel in a wave-shaped path, which makes it hard to aim but equally difficult to avoid. A fully charged Shadow Ball does heavy damage and [[knockback]], and explodes on contact with a surface (though the explosion doesn't do anything). | Unlike most auto-charge moves, even when it is fully charged, Mewtwo will still continue to "charge" it until the player releases it or does a shield/roll cancel. In ''Melee'', a charging Shadow Ball does [[electric]] damage and traps an opponent upon contact; in ''SSB4'', it no longer has a hitbox while charging. Once fired, the ball will travel in a wave-shaped path, which makes it hard to aim but equally difficult to avoid. A fully charged Shadow Ball does heavy damage and [[knockback]], and explodes on contact with a surface (though the explosion doesn't do anything). | ||