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:''This article is about Mewtwo's appearance in [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]].  For other uses, see [[Mewtwo]].''
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{{disambig2|Mewtwo's appearance in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee''|the character in other contexts|Mewtwo}}
{{Infobox Character
{{Infobox Character
|name         = Mewtwo
|name = Mewtwo
|image       = [[File:Ssbmmewtwo.jpg|Mewtwo]]
|image = [[File:Mewtwo SSBM.jpg]]
|caption      = [[File:PokemonSymbol.svg|50px]]
|symbol = preBrawl
|universe    = ''[[Pokémon]]''
|game = SSBM
|games        = ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee|SSBM]]''
|ssbgame1 = SSB4
|firstgame    = ''[[Pokémon Red]]'' and ''[[Pokémon Blue|Blue]]''
|ssbgame2 = SSBU
|availability = [[Unlockable character|Unlockable]]
|availability = [[Unlockable character|Unlockable]]
|tier         = F
|tier = D
|ranking     = 20
|tierPAL = G
|ranking = 20
|rankingPAL = 21
}}
}}
'''Mewtwo''' ({{ja|ミュウツー|Myūtsū}}, ''Mewtwo'') is an unlockable [[character]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. It is one of the eleven playable characters that can be unlocked in the game.


'''Mewtwo''' (Japanese:ミュウツー, ''Myūtsū'') is a [[character]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. It is one of eleven playable characters that can be unlocked in the game.
Mewtwo is voiced in all regions by {{s|wikipedia|Masachika Ichimura}}, who first voiced the Mewtwo from the Japanese version of ''[[bulbapedia:M01|Pokémon: The First Movie - Mewtwo Strikes Back]]''. ''Melee''{{'}}s Mewtwo is the first ''Pokémon'' character in ''Smash'' to speak a human language; its speaks Japanese in the game's Japanese version.


Mewtwo is ranked 20th on the current tier list due to its vulnerability against combos and fairly early kills (due to its light weight, large size, and floatiness), KO-ing problems in higher level play, and a severe lack of countering match-ups (though a few are even). However, Mewtwo rose significantly (the highest raise in the tier list and the highest change in any ''Melee'' tier list) because of some of its good techniques that people have adapted from the last 2 years of ''Melee'' competitive play, like good recovery, teleporting moves, powerful throws, good combos, and a somewhat good chain grabbing ability.
Mewtwo currently ranks 20th on the ''Melee'' [[tier list]], in the D tier, which is its worst placement in the whole series. Its positives include a long and safe recovery, potent chaingrabbing abilities, a large pool of mixup options, decent combo abilities, and among the best throws in the game. This gives it a decent advantage state to utilize and threatening once it begins to combo foes. However, Mewtwo suffers from an unusual combination of being a large target and a lightweight; this, combined with its floatiness, makes it vulnerable to early KOs. Additionally, Mewtwo lacks safe and reliable KOing options, with most of them having little reach, and many weak attacks, giving it relatively fewer approach and offensive options as other characters.


==Unlocking==
==How to unlock==
*Play 20 combined hours of VS. matches. This is divided among the players; 1 player requires 20 total hours, 2 players require 10 total hours, 3 players require 6 hours and 40 minutes, and 4 players require 5 hours.
Mewtwo must be defeated in battle before it can be unlocked. There are two ways the player can encounter Mewtwo:
*Play 700 VS. mode matches.
*One way is by playing 20 hours of VS. matches. The time is reduced by the number of human players in said matches; 1 player requires 20 total hours, 2 players require 10 total hours, 3 players require 6 hours and 40 minutes, and 4 players require 5 total hours. The time can be further reduced to 4 hours by playing Lightning Melee, which speeds up the in-game timer to 125% of normal speed. If this method is used and certain other fighters' VS. match quotas are met, then they must be defeated before Mewtwo can be fought.
*Another way is by playing 700 VS. matches to completion. If this method is used, fighters with lower VS. match quotas must be unlocked before Mewtwo can be fought.
When fought, Mewtwo appears on {{SSBM|Final Destination}}, with the music from [[Poké Floats]] playing. If either encounter method was used and the player fails to defeat Mewtwo, the player can re-fight it by playing another VS. match to completion.


==Attributes==
==Attributes==
Mewtwo is a character with incredibly powerful throws (excluding its forward throw, which does little damage and has minimal knockback). In particular, its up throw can combo and kill quite well. Mewtwo is also known for having the fastest backward and forward rolls in the game, as well as covering the most ground. While this increases Mewtwo's defense, it still has overall poor defense due to being large, light, having slow dash speed, and having the highest crouch in the game (which means Mewtwo can't duck under many attacks). Mewtwo's side special move, Confusion, can reflect incoming projectiles, but the reflected projectiles will not harm the opponent who sent the attack. Confusion also stuns the opponent if they are facing Mewtwo, which makes it good for setting up KOs, but Confusion can leave Mewtwo open for attack from the opponent it uses it on if they weren't facing Mewtwo. Mewtwo has very low traction. This allows Mewtwo to have a long wavedash, but it also hurts its [[approach]]. Mewtwo is the only character in the game whose down smash only hits one side, but its up smash hits both sides. Mewtwo has a fast and powerful fair with combo and killing potential, but it also has very poor reach. Mewtwo's projectile, Shadow Ball, is powerful. It does require charging to have power, but it damages opponents while charging if the opponent is behind Mewtwo. Mewtwo's up special, Teleport, has decent range and passes through any attack, but it can't attack Mewtwo's opponent. Mewtwo has a meteor smash, down aerial, which is Mewtwo's main killing move. As for advanced techniques, DJC'ing allows top Mewtwo's to combo really well and to combine fair with up throw for a [[chain grab]] on fast fallers. Mewtwo has fast tilts with combo capacity, can [[moonwalk]], and its [[air dodge]] turns Mewtwo invisible (which makes it impossible to tell which direction Mewtwo is going in). On the down side, Mewtwo has a poor spot dodge. Mewtwo is one of the highest jumpers in the game and falls very slowly, which makes recovery easy with it, and its teleport adds to the jumping distance. However, its slow descent speed can make it vulnerable in the air.
Mewtwo defies any typical character archetype; despite being a big target with some powerful moves and a very high air speed, Mewtwo has a rather slow dash, a low weight and a low falling speed. As a result of these traits, Mewtwo has among the longest wavedashes in the game, but a very poor [[SHFFL]], despite its low lag and high speed aerials. Mewtwo also can effectively [[moonwalk]], potentially aiding its edgeguard game.


===Moveset===
Among Mewtwo's primary strengths is its versatile grab game. Despite possessing a merely average grab range, Mewtwo's throws can serve a variety of purposes; its forward throw is good for racking up damage or starting combos, while its down throw can potentially start chainthrows or be used as potential combo starters in tandem with one of its tilts. Mewtwo's back and up throws are also among the most powerful in the game, and both can KO reliably on some characters at 100%; the differences in their trajectories also gives Mewtwo varied options against both fast fallers and floaty characters (the up throw works better against the latter, while the back works better against the former).
====[[Ground attack]]s====
=====Normal=====
*[[Neutral attack]]: 6%, then 2% or 1% randomly. Mewtwo reaches its arm out, blasting out a bit of shadow energy. Mewtwo will then blast out a stream of shadow energy. The blasts are somewhat awkward to combo with.
*[[Dash attack]]: Shadow Shove - 9% when it comes out, 6% during the rest of the attack. Mewtwo holds its arms out while sliding, inflicting damage with shadow energy.
*[[Strong side]]: Tail Slap - 10%. Mewtwo flicks its tail forward. Quick, decent range.
*[[Strong up]]: Tail Flip - 5%-10%, depending on where it hits. Mewtwo flips upward, hitting with its tail.
*[[Strong down]]: Tail Sweep - 9%. Mewtwo spins around, sweeping its tail low.
=====Smash=====
*[[Side smash]]: Shadow Blast - Mewtwo shoves forward, releasing a pulse of shadow. Similar to Mario's [[Forward Smash]] in that it is most powerful the farther away the enemy is. Fairly good range and damage. The close-up non-sweet spotted hit does 12% uncharged, 16% full. Sweet spot does a stronger 20% uncharged, 27% fully.
*[[Up smash]]: Galaxy Blast - Mewtwo holds its palm up, releasing a storm of shadow energy that hits multiple times. 15% uncharged, 20% full. (If all strikes connect.)
*[[Down smash]]: Shadow Bomb - Mewtwo hits downward with shadow energy. Good knockback, though moderate range. Only [[Down Smash]] in the game to hit on one side. 15% uncharged, 20% full.


=====Other=====
Mewtwo also has interesting approach and combo options. Despite having among the worse SHFFLs, Mewtwo's high air speed, low falling speed, and fast, low lag, high hitstun aerials also gives it plenty of options in the air, easily and effectively comboing against many characters. Mewtwo can also perform double-jump cancels, which, when combined with L-Cancelling, is an exceptional substitute for SHFFLing, as Mewtwo can quickly perform a Forward Aerial and follow up with another option. Mewtwo also has a very long wavedash (the third longest in the game), making techniques such as wave-smashing and wave-grabbing considerably more useful for Mewtwo.
*[[Ledge attack]] - Mewtwo flips onto the stage, using its tail to attack. 8%.
*100% ledge attack - Mewtwo telekinetically walks on the side of the stage, then suddenly jumps on the stage and swipes with a claw. 10%.
*[[Floor attack]] - Mewtwo telekinetically gets himself up and spins around with its tail extended. 5%-7%, depending on how close the enemy is.


====[[Aerial attack]]s====
Mewtwo also has rather good range. Its forward smash can extend relatively far, and all of its tilts have long, disjointed hitboxes, allowing Mewtwo to effectively attack from a distance, especially when compounded with its long wavedash. Mewtwo also has one of ''Melee'''s strongest projectiles in [[Shadow Ball]]. When fully charged, it can KO reliably at roughly 100%; its jagged path also can make it difficult to dodge, and its recoil can potentially extend Mewtwo's recovery.
*[[Neutral aerial]]: Body Spark: 3-20% damage. (Depends on the number of hits.) Mewtwo releases a long lasting shock out of its body. Good damage if the entire attack hits, good for annoying the opponent.
*[[Forward aerial]]: Shadow Claw: 14% damage. Mewtwo slashes forward with shadow energy. High vertical knockback, useful for combos, juggling, and KOs, but mediocre range.
*[[Up aerial]]: High Tail Flip: 14% damage. (When Sweet Spotted.) Mewtwo flips upward, hitting with its tail. Good juggling move.
*[[Back aerial]]: Tail Flail: 13% damage. (When Sweet Spotted.) Mewtwo hits behind itself with its tail.
*[[Down aerial]]: Flip Stomp: 16% damage. (When Sweet Spotted.) Mewtwo flips backward and hits with its foot downward. Can [[Meteor Smash]].


====[[Throw]]s====
Mewtwo also has an outstanding recovery. While it cannot harm edgehoggers, a combination of a low falling speed, a high air speed, among the best jumping prowess, and long distance with its [[Teleport]] give Mewtwo a very long and safe recovery. Additionally, its neutral aerial slightly slows down its movement in the air, and slightly charged Shadow Balls can give recoil sufficient enough to send Mewtwo backwards a good distance. Lastly, its [[Confusion]] attack can act as a second jump (when used in the opposite direction of its momentum) and [[Disable]] can be used to stall its descent.
*[[Pummel]]: Hand Zap: 3% damage. (While holding opponent.) Mewtwo electrocutes the opponent in its grasp.
*[[Forward throw]]: Multi Shadow Shot: 9% damage. (Do near a wall or overhang for double damage.) Mewtwo throws its foe diagonally forward and shoots with multiple small [[Shadow Ball]]s.
*[[Back throw]]: Reverse Throw: 11% damage. Mewtwo uses Psychic to throw its enemy backward powerfully. One of the strongest back throws in the game.
*[[Down throw]]: Tail Smash: 11% damage. (Can hit a nearby foe as well.) Mewtwo throws its enemy down and hits with its tail. Can be used to [[chaingrab]], albeit only on the fastest fallers and the largest characters.
*[[Up throw]]: Psychic Whirlwind: 12% damage. Mewtwo uses Psychic to throw its foe upward, spinning. Strongest up throw in the game, one of Mewtwo's better kill moves.


===[[Special move]]s===
Mewtwo's biggest flaw is its frailty. A combination of a large frame and floatiness makes Mewtwo easy to juggle and KO. Mewtwo's defense game is also mixed; its air dodge makes it invisible and opponents cannot guess where it will appear and its rolling dodges are fast and cover much distance, but Mewtwo's large frame makes it prone to shield stabbing, and its spot dodge is also rather poor. Mewtwo also has possibly the worst [[tech]] ability in the game; although its rolling tech covers a long range, it is very slow compared to that of other characters, and as a consequence, Mewtwo is particularly easy to [[tech-chase]].
{{Special Moves|char=Mewtwo|game=SSBM}}


==[[Character matchups (SSBM)|Matchups]]==
Mewtwo also suffers from a lack of reliable KO options; all of its strongest moves have either poor range or low speed. Its back and up throws are powerful, but they require Mewtwo to grab the opponent first, and the latter throw's KOing capabilities are extremely dependent on the opponent's falling speed (for example, {{SSBM|Fox}} and {{SSBM|Falco}} would survive the longest despite having the third highest vertical endurance). While having a wide variety of other KO potential attacks, most of its attacks suffer from range and/or speed problems, such as its forward air, down smash, down air, and Shadow Ball. Mewtwo also has highly situational specials. While [[Confusion]] can temporarily distract opponents, it has high ending lag and relatively little use; additionally, while it can reflect projectiles, they still remain property of the original character's (meaning they won't hurt whoever it came from). [[Disable]] only works in close ranges, and cannot combo effectively into other attacks.
{{SSBMMatchupTable|mewtwo=yes}}
==Combos & gameplay==
===Versus [[fast fall]]ers===
Fast fallers are the easiest characters to combo in the game. They include Fox, Falco, Captain Falcon, and in some cases Roy. A lot of combos carry over and work on most of the characters in this category. Some basic setups for these characters follows:
*'''Downtilt'''
*A downtilt can start up many combos at varying percentages against fast fallers. It combos into more downtilts and then into grabs. Usually, the player can get in two downtilts and follow up with a grab at low percents. At high percents, it can set up for aerials.
*'''Uptilt'''
*An uptilt is an awkward but effective setup. It's generally used to interrupt an aerial attack, but it, like the downtilt, can combo into itself. It sets up nicely for aerial attacks.
*'''Upthrow'''
*Although mostly effective against Fox and Falco, this usually leads to juggles at low percents.
*'''Downthrow'''
*While never providing any "true" combos, this will set up for combos if the opponent DI's incorrectly. If they DI toward the player, then they can grab them again, or begin a downtilt assault into a grab. If they DI properly, the player still has the option of tech chasing, something that Mewtwo is very capable of due to its excellent wavedash.
*'''Forward air'''
*The Mewtwo standard juggle for fast fallers, and one of many Mewtwo players' favorite move. This sets up for multiple fairs at low percents and at least two fairs at moderate percents. It also sets up for upairs, or tilts if the player performs it close to the ground or perform an instant DJC.
*'''Up air'''
*Another great juggling aerial. Often underrated due to Mewtwo's forward air, but in a lot of situations it's better.  Combos into itself and other aerials with ease.
===Throws===
====Down throw====
*Down throw + down tilt + forward smash- a basic but useful combo, has some connection issues at higher %s
*Down throw + f-smash- a more useful combo at nearly any percent.
*Down throw + d-smash- a combo most CPU Mewtwo like to use, it is reliable.


==Trophy Descriptions==
==Version history==
In addition to the normal trophy about Mewtwo as a character, there are two trophies about it as a fighter, unlocked by completing the [[Adventure Mode|Adventure and [[All-Star Mode]]s respectively with Mewtwo on any difficulty:
'''NTSC 1.01'''
:'''Mewtwo''' (Classic Mode) Trophy #52:
*{{bugfix|Fixed the [[Shadow glitch]].}}
:''A genetically created Pokémon, Mewtwo is the result of many long years of research by a solitary scientist. Although Mewtwo was cloned from the genes of the legendary Pokémon Mew, its size and character are far different than its ancestor. Its battle abilities have been radically heightened, making it ruthless.''
:*''Game: Pokémon Red & Blue''


:'''Mewtwo''' (Adventure Mode) Trophy #53:
==Moveset==
:''As Mewtwo relies mostly on its powerful brain, there are times when it scarcely uses its arms and legs. Since Mewtwo spends much of its time floating, it flies far when struck. Shadow Ball traces a jagged path once released; the longer Mewtwo holds it, the more powerful it becomes. Mewtwo uses Confusion to spin its foes around.''
''For a gallery of Mewtwo's hitboxes, see [[Mewtwo (SSBM)/Hitboxes|here]].''
:*B: [[Shadow Ball]]
[[File:MewtwoAerialAttacksSSBM.png|thumb|Mewtwo's aerial attacks]]
:*Smash B: [[Confusion]])
{{MovesetTable
|game=SSBM
|neutralname=Dark Flash ({{ja|ダークフラッシュ|Dāku Furasshu}}) / Dark Flame ({{ja|ダークフレイム|Dāku Fureimu}})
|neutralcount=1
|neutralinf=y
|neutral1dmg=6%
|neutralinfdmg=2% (loop)
|neutraldesc=Mewtwo emits a pulse of dark energy out of its hand, which can be followed up by repeated blasts of shadow energy. The first hit can both be canceled, and can lock opponents.
|ftiltname=Tail Whip ({{ja|テイルウィップ|Teiru Wippu}})
|ftiltdmg=10% (near), 8% (mid), 5% (far)
|ftiltdesc=Mewtwo flicks its tail forward. It has rather low startup and good disjointed range, making it a good spacing tool. Can be aimed up or down.
|utiltname=Flip ({{ja|クイックワイパー|Kuikku Waipā}}, ''Quick Wiper'')
|utiltdmg=10% (near), 8% (mid), 6% (far), 5% (tip)
|utiltdesc=Mewtwo backflips and swings its tail. It deals more damage to opponents near Mewtwo. It is a good combo starter, great for juggling.
|dtiltname=Tail Sweep ({{ja|アンダースラップ|Andā Surappu}}, ''Under Slap'')
|dtiltdmg=9% (near), 8% (mid), 5% (far)
|dtiltdesc=Mewtwo spins once, sweeping its tail in a low profile. Has a disjointed hitbox. It is a reliable combo starter that can lead into many of its moves.
|dashname=Dark Torch ({{ja|ダークトーチ|Dāku Tōchi}})
|dashdmg=9% (clean), 6% (late)
|dashdesc=Holds its arms out while sliding, inflicting damage with shadow energy. Rather long ending lag.
|fsmashname=Shadow Blast ({{ja|シャドーブラスト|Shadō Burasuto}})
|fsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|20}} (blast), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|12}} (arms)
|fsmashdesc=Thrusts both arms forward, releasing a pulse of shadow energy. Similar to Mario's forward smash, with the sweetspot being the blast itself. Fairly good range and damage, but rather low knockback. The sweetspot has [[Priority#Transcendent_priority|transcendent priority]].
|usmashname=Galaxy Force ({{ja|ギャラクシーフォース|Gyarakushī Fōsu}})
|usmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|1}} (hits 1-6), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|10}} (hit 7)
|usmashdesc=Holds its palm up, summoning a large, dark vortex above itself that hits multiple times. Can easily be SDI'd out of, and deals rather low knockback. The last hit of the attack can KO around 120%, but can be difficult to land.
|dsmashname=Shadow Bomb ({{ja|シャドーボム|Shadō Bomu}})
|dsmashdmg={{ChargedSmashDmgSSBM|15}}
|dsmashdesc=Extends its arm downwards and summons an explosion of shadow energy at its feet. Good knockback and speed, with moderate range and a good edgeguard and or combo finisher; however, it has the unusual property of only hitting in front of Mewtwo. This attack has transcendent priority. In terms of starting lag, it is the slowest down smash in the game (hits on frame 20), though its ending lag is very low.
|nairname=Body Spark ({{ja|ボディスパーク|Bodi Supāku}})
|nairdmg=1-2% (hits 1-8), 4% (hit 9 & landing)
|nairdesc=Releases a long lasting shock out of its body. Good punishing option and great [[OoS]] option. Good damage if the entire attack hits, as well as good combo extender. Also slows down Mewtwo's falling speed slightly, making it useful for recovery.
|fairname=Shadow Scratch ({{ja|シャドースクラッチ|Shadō Sukuracchi}})
|fairdmg=14%
|fairdesc=Swipes its left arm forward, engulfed with shadow energy. High vertical knockback, useful for combos, juggling, and KOs, but mediocre range. Can lead into an up tilt if [[DJC]]'d, depending on the character. Can KO at 120%.
|bairname=Tail Flick ({{ja|エアテイル|Ea Teiru}}, ''Air Tail'')
|bairdmg=13% (near), 11% (mid), 9% (far)
|bairdesc=Whips its tail behind itself. Decent range and is a decent [[wall of pain]] technique. Deals more damage if the opponent is closer to Mewtwo's body.
|uairname=Somersault Kick ({{ja|サマーソルトアタック|Samāsoruto Atakku}})
|uairdmg=10% (near), 12% (mid), 14% (far)
|uairdesc=Flips upward, hitting with its tail. A good juggling move. Deals more damage if the opponent hits the tip of Mewtwo's tail.
|dairname=Meteor Kick ({{ja|メテオキック|Meteo Kikku}})
|dairdmg=14-16%
|dairdesc=Flips backward and stomps downwards. Acts as a [[meteor smash]], albeit a very weak one. However, due to its low ending lag and Mewtwo's stellar recovery, it is a low-risk option offstage.
|grabname=Psychic ({{ja|サイコキネシス|Saikokineshisu}}, ''Psychokinesis'')
|grabdesc=&nbsp;
|pummelname=Dark Shock ({{ja|エレキショック|Ereki Shokku}}, ''Electric Shock'')
|pummeldmg=3%
|pummeldesc=Mewtwo zaps the opponent in its grasp. Moderately slow.
|fthrowname=Shadow Cannon ({{ja|シャドーマシンガン|Shadō Mashin Gan}}, ''Shadow Machine Gun'')
|fthrowdmg=3% (throw), 2% (Shadow Balls)
|fthrowdesc=Mewtwo throws its foe diagonally forward and then shoots five small [[Shadow Ball]]s (which can be [[absorb]]ed and [[reflect]]ed). Great damage racker if used against a wall or overhang but can be SDI'd out of. The speed which the Shadow Balls are fired is dependent on the opponent's weight.
|bthrowname=Telekinesis ({{ja|サイコスロー|Saiku Surō}}, ''Psycho Throw'')
|bthrowdmg=8% (collateral), 11% (throw)
|bthrowdesc=Mewtwo telekinetically tosses its opponent behind itself. One of the strongest back throws in the game, among its best KO moves, being the third strongest back throw (only losing out to {{SSBM|Dr. Mario}} and {{SSBM|Ness}})
|uthrowname=Psychic Whirlwind ({{ja|ワールスロー|Wāru Surō}}, ''Whirl Throw'')
|uthrowdmg=12%
|uthrowdesc=Mewtwo uses Psychic to swirl the opponent around its body before launching them upwards. The strongest up throw in the game and the strongest throw in ''Melee'' overall (being even stronger than {{SSBM|Ness}}'s back throw), being one of Mewtwo's best KO moves, which begins KO'ing at around 120%. At low percentages, it can chaingrab fast fallers and can lead into forward aerial to regrab on Fox/Falco.
|dthrowname=Tail Slap ({{ja|テイルビート|Tēru Bīto}}, ''Tail Beat'')
|dthrowdmg=5% (hit 1), 6% (throw)
|dthrowdesc=Mewtwo throws the enemy down and strikes them with its tail. Can reliably lead into follow-ups, usually forward aerial. Can be used to [[chaingrab]] large characters like {{SSBM|Bowser}}. The tail can hit nearby opponents.
|floorfname=&nbsp;
|floorfdmg=7% (tail), 5% (sides)
|floorfdesc=Mewtwo telekinetically gets itself up and spins around with its tail extended. Anyone who comes in contact with Mewtwo's body will be [[electric|shocked]].
|floorbname=&nbsp;
|floorbdmg=6% (tail), 5% (sides)
|floorbdesc=Mewtwo telekinetically gets itself up and spins around with its tail extended. Anyone who comes in contact with Mewtwo's body will be shocked.
|edgefname=&nbsp;
|edgefdmg=6% (body), 8% (tail)
|edgefdesc=Mewtwo flips onto the stage, using its tail to attack.
|edgesname=&nbsp;
|edgesdmg=10%
|edgesdesc=Mewtwo telekinetically walks on the side of the stage, then jumps on the stage and swipes its hand forward.
|nsname=Shadow Ball
|nsdmg=3-25%, 2% (charge hits)
|nsdesc=Mewtwo concentrates shadow energy into a large sphere, which can be canceled partway by pressing either the [[L button|L]] or the [[R button]]. The attack itself is a powerful projectile that travels in a wavy path, exploding when it comes to contact with a surface (though the explosion doesn't do anything). If used in the air, Mewtwo will recoil backwards a great amount, which can help or hinder its recovery.
|ssname=Confusion
|ssdmg=10%
|ssdesc=A command grab that spins foes around, flipping them. This is very punishable, as its hitstun is so low that every character in the game can connect with a back aerial before Mewtwo can act. The attack also reflects projectiles, but this has a fatal flaw: the projectile's ownership does not change. This means that only projectiles that would normally hurt the user would feel any effects of this.
|usname=Teleport
|usdmg=-
|usdesc=Mewtwo quickly vanishes and reappears in a different location. Can be directed with the [[control stick]]. Mewtwo is completely invulnerable during the move.
|dsname=Disable
|dsdmg=1%
|dsdesc=Mewtwo shoots out a short beam from its eyes forward, [[stun]]ning any opponents who make eye contact with Mewtwo. If the move is performed whilst the character is already dazed, he or she will be launched. If the move hits an opponent in the air, they will take no knockback, but will be put in their [[tumbling]] state. This attack can be reflected and has transcendent priority.
}}
 
===Battering item special moves===
For its dash attack while holding a battering item, Mewtwo spins the item in front of itself for a total of 20 possible hits, overall dealing more damage but much less knockback than other characters' dash attacks. Unlike most characters' dash attacks, Mewtwo's dash attack while holding a [[Lip's Stick]] does not produce any of the "magic dust" that [[Flower]]s the opponent.
 
===Stats===
{{technical data|Needs double jump height}}
'''NTSC'''
{{Attributes
|cast = 26
|weight = 85
|rweight = 17-19
|dash = 1.4
|rdash = 14-18
|run = 1.4
|rrun = 16-20
|walk = 1.0
|rwalk = 16-17
|trac = 0.04
|rtrac = 24
|airfric = 0.016
|rairfric = 10-13
|air = 1.2
|rair = 2-3
|baseaccel = 0.02
|rbaseaccel = 2-23
|addaccel = 0.03
|raddaccel = 12-19
|gravity = 0.082
|rgravity = 20
|fall = 1.5
|rfall = 22-23
|ff = 2.3
|rff = 14-18
|jumpsquat = 5
|rjumpsquat = 16-22
|jumpheight = 33.408
|rjumpheight = 11
|shorthop = 12.654
|rshorthop = 15
|djump = ?
|rdjump = ?
}}
 
'''PAL'''
{{Attributes
|cast = 26
|weight = 85
|rweight = 16-19
|dash = 1.4
|rdash = 14-18
|run = 1.4
|rrun = 16-20
|walk = 1.0
|rwalk = 16-17
|trac = 0.04
|rtrac = 24
|airfric = 0.016
|rairfric = 10-13
|air = 1.2
|rair = 2-3
|baseaccel = 0.02
|rbaseaccel = 2-23
|addaccel = 0.03
|raddaccel = 12-19
|gravity = 0.082
|rgravity = 20
|fall = 1.5
|rfall = 22-23
|ff = 2.3
|rff = 14-18
|jumpsquat = 5
|rjumpsquat = 16-22
|jumpheight = 33.408
|rjumpheight = 11
|shorthop = 12.654
|rshorthop = 15
|djump = ?
|rdjump = ?
}}
 
===[[Announcer]] call===
[[File: Mewtwo Announcer SSBM.wav]]
 
===[[Taunt]]===
{{Taunt/SSBM|char=Mewtwo|desc=Crosses its arms and spins in midair, laughing sinisterly.}}
 
===[[Idle pose]]s===
{{Idle|desc-1=Slowly rises its hand towards the face, clenching its fist.|desc-2=Crosses both its arms, then moves them outward.
|image-1=Mewtwo Idle Pose Melee 1.gif
|image-2=Mewtwo Idle Pose Melee 2.gif}}
 
===[[Crowd cheer]]===
{{Crowd
|char=Mewtwo
|game=Melee
|desc-us=Mewwww-two!
|desc-jp=Mewwww-two!
|pitch-us=Group chant
|pitch-jp=Group chant}}
 
===[[Victory pose]]s===
{{Victory/SSBM
|victory-theme=PokemonThemeMelee.ogg
|victory-desc=An excerpt from the main theme of ''Pokémon''.
|desc-1=Thrusts its hand forward, radiating dark energy, and groans.
|desc-2=Crosses its arms then turns its back to the screen, looking over its shoulder laughing. "{{ja|私はなぜ ここにいるのか...？|Watashi wa naze koko ni iru no ka...?}}", which translates to "Why am I here...?" or "{{ja|愚かな！|Orokana!}}", which translates to "Foolish!"
|desc-3=Spins around and ascends, laughing.; "{{ja|私はまけるわけにはいかない！|Watashi wa makeru wake ni wa ikanai!}}", which translates to "I cannot lose!"
|char=Mewtwo}}
 
==In [[competitive play]]==
===Most historically significant players===
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:''See also: [[:Category:Mewtwo players (SSBM)]]''
 
*{{Sm|iori|USA}} - A player with many secondaries, with Mewtwo being one of his most notable. He won {{Trn|Intimikill 2}} using exclusively Mewtwo, being the one of the few times the character has won a somewhat notable tournament in ''Melee'''s history. He also placed 33rd at {{Trn|GENESIS}} with solo Mewtwo.
*{{Sm|Taj|USA}} - Considered to be the best Mewtwo player of all time, created the influental [[Shadowclaw]] combo video. He holds some of the best Mewtwo results with 13th at {{Trn|EVO 2013}} and 17th at {{Trn|Apex 2010}}, as well as 33rd at {{Trn|GENESIS 9}} which is the best Mewtwo result seen in the Post-Slippi era.
*{{Sm|Zoma|Japan}} - Best Mewtwo player in Japan and among the best in the world, though is currently inactive. Regionally has shown good results with the character with 7th at {{Trn|KSB 2016}} and wins over players such as {{Sm|Shippu}} and has travelled internationally with 33rd at {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2016}}, beating {{Sm|Cyrain}} and {{Sm|TheSWOOPER}} in his path.
 
===Tier placement and history===
Mewtwo has traditionally placed very low in tier lists, with a minuscule playerbase dedicated to using it. It was initially seen as the worst character in the game, according to the first tier list (dated October 2002), and hovered around the bottom 4 spots for many years, once even falling back into last place (eighth tier list; July 2006). Many competitive players immediately noticed its unfavorable combinations of being a floaty lightweight without many KO moves, awkward neutral game and hitbox placements, and poor disadvantage state, and simply wrote Mewtwo off.
 
Mewtwo eventually moved out of the bottom tier due to increasing tournament placings by {{Sm|Taj}}, who would not only eventually be considered the best Mewtwo player of all time, but become one of the best players in the world in his prime. However, Taj's success as a player was not anchored on Mewtwo alone - he relied almost exclusively on his co-main {{SSBM|Marth}} late into brackets unless he knew his opponent to be very unfamiliar with the Mewtwo matchup. This indicated that even back then, Mewtwo was not viable as a solo main and faltered at the highest level.


:'''Mewtwo''' (All-Star Mode) Trophy #54:
Eventually, Taj would become far less active, leaving the character without good representation for several years. However, players such as {{Sm|Zoma}} and {{Sm|Leffen}} have recently represented Mewtwo in larger competitive tournaments, despite not reaching the same success as Taj. Mewtwo still sits at 20th place on the most recent tier list; with these two players innovating with the character, the competitive ''Melee'' community recognizes that Mewtwo has some potential despite its tier placement. However, it is unlikely that this will carry Mewtwo much higher than it currently is.
:''Mewtwo is definitely not a speedy character, but its ESP-powered grab and throw moves are comparatively strong. Teleport has a short range, but doesn't leave it open to attack. It's best used as an escape move during disturbances. Mewtwo can daze a foe if it makes eye contact and uses Disable; the move is useless unless Mewtwo is facing its enemy.''
 
:*Up & B: [[Teleport]]
==In 1-P Mode==
:*Down & B: [[Disable]])
===In {{SSBM|Classic Mode}}===
<center>
Mewtwo can appear in Classic Mode as an ordinary opponent, as an ally or in a team with Ness or Bowser in team battles or as a metal character in the penultimate stage. In Mewtwo's appearances, it either appears on [[Pokémon Stadium]] or {{SSBM|Final Destination}}, with the ''Poké Floats'' theme playing; when fighting alongside {{SSBM|Ness}}, however, it appears in [[Fourside]], and when fighting alongside {{SSBM|Bowser}}, it appears on {{SSBM|Battlefield}}.
<gallerY>
 
File:Mewtwo Trophy Melee.png|Trophy #52
===In [[Adventure Mode]]===
File:Mewtwo Trophy (Smash).png|Trophy #53
Adventure Mode makes no concessions to Mewtwo when it is unlocked, making it the only {{uv|Pokémon}} character that does not appear alongside the many Pikachus in Stage 7.
File:Mewtwo Trophy (Smash 2).png|Trophy #54
 
</gallery>
===In [[All-Star Mode]]===
</centeR>
In All Star Mode, Mewtwo and its allies are fought on Battlefield, as all other Pokémon stages are already used by {{SSBM|Pikachu}} and {{SSBM|Jigglypuff}}. On the stage, the music from Poké Floats plays.
 
===In [[Event Matches]]===
Mewtwo appears in the following Event Matches:
*'''[[Event 40: All-Star Match 4]]''': Mewtwo is the fourth opponent fought in this series of staged battles. The selected character battles it on the {{SSBM|Final Destination}} stage with a stock of 2 while Mewtwo has 1. With a timer of four minutes, the player must defeat it and the other four characters one-by-one with the overall time and damage: {{SSBM|Marth}}, {{SSBM|Luigi}}, {{SSBM|Jigglypuff}}, and {{SSBM|Mr. Game & Watch}}.
*'''[[Event 44: Mewtwo Strikes!]]''': In this event, the player is initially placed on Battlefield, against {{SSBM|Zelda}}. After fifteen seconds, however, Mewtwo appears on stage and will fight the player. The player's goal is to KO Mewtwo; while Zelda can be attacked, KOing her will result in failure.
*'''[[Event 51: The Showdown]]''': In the game's final event match, the player must fight against a team consisting of Mewtwo, {{SSBM|Ganondorf}} and [[Giga Bowser]]. All characters have three lives, with no time limit.
 
===Ending images===
<center><gallery>
MewtwoClassicMode.jpg|Classic Mode.
MewtwoAdventureMode.jpg|Adventure Mode.
MewtwoAllStarMode.jpg|All-Star Mode.
</gallery></center>
 
==[[Trophies]]==
In addition to the normal trophy about Mewtwo as a character, there are two trophies about it as a fighter, unlocked by completing the [[Adventure Mode|Adventure]] and [[All-Star Mode]]s respectively with Mewtwo on any difficulty:


==[[Palette swap]]s==
{{Trophy/Fighter
[[File:alt-mewtwo.jpg|frame|center|Mewtwo's changeable palette swaps in SSBM]]
|name=Mewtwo
|image=Mewtwo Trophy Melee.png
|mode=Classic
|desc-ntsc=(1.0/1.01) A genetically created Pokémon, Mewtwo is the result of many long years of research by a solitary scientist. Although Mewtwo was cloned from the genes of the legendary Pokémon Mew, its size and character are far different than its ancestor. Its battle abilities have been radically heightened, making it ruthless.
:(1.02) A genetically created Pokémon, Mewtwo is the result of many long years of research by a solitary scientist. Although Mewtwo was bio-engineerd from a fossil of the legendary Pokémon Mew, its size and character are far different than its ancestor. Its battle abilities have been radically heightened, making it ruthless.
|desc-pal=A genetically created Pokémon, Mewtwo is the result of many long years of research by a solitary scientist. Although Mewtwo was born from the genes of the legendary Pokémon Mew, its size and character are far different than its ancestor. Its battle abilities have been radically heightened, making it ruthless.
|gamelist={{Trophy games|game1=Pokémon Red & Blue|release1=9/98}}
|game=Melee
}}
{{clrl}}


==Trivia==
{{Trophy/Fighter
*When hit, shooting a charged [[Super Scope]] blast, or using [[Disable]], Mewtwo's irises turn yellow, similar to how [[Mr. Game & Watch (SSBM)|Mr. Game & Watch]]'s body turns yellow when shooting charged Super Scope shots.
|name=Mewtwo
*If the Language is switched to Japanese, in the sound test, Mewtwo has voice recordings. It doesn't talk at all in the American Version, excluding its taunt in the American version, where it laughs.
|image=Mewtwo Trophy (Smash).png
*Mewtwo levitates items in front of it when it grabs them, which reflects its use of its psychic powers, instead of simply holding the item. In fact, his dash animation shows that he can levitate and move himself with his powers.
|mode=Adventure
*According to the Pokédex, Mewtwo is supposed to weigh 269 pounds. Despite this, it is lighter than Peach, Zelda, the Ice Climbers, and even Young Link. In ''Brawl'', Ivysaur, who is supposed to weigh a mere 28.7 pounds, weighs more than Mario, who was much heavier than Mewtwo in ''Melee''. Lucario and Charizard are also heavier in ''Brawl'' than Mewtwo was in ''Melee'', despite both weighing less than 200 pounds.
|desc=As Mewtwo relies mostly on its powerful brain, there are times when it scarcely uses its arms and legs. Since Mewtwo spends much of its time floating, it flies far when struck. Shadow Ball traces a jagged path once released: the longer Mewtwo holds it, the more powerful it becomes. Mewtwo uses Confusion to spin its foes around.
*In the Pokémon RPGs, Mewtwo is tied for being the fourth fastest Pokémon, being much faster than Pikachu. Despite this, Mewtwo has a slow walking and dashing speed in ''Melee''.
|gamelist=:B: Shadow Ball
*Mewtwo's taunt is the third longest in the game, the second being [[Mario (SSBM)|Mario]], and the longest being [[Young Link (SSBM)|Young Link's]].
:Smash B: Confusion
*Mewtwo is the only character that can use its neutral special to recover. Kirby can as well if he swallows Mewtwo.
|game=Melee
*Mewtwo being a low tier character seems rather odd, since Mewtwo is widely considered the best normally obtainable Pokémon in the Pokémon series up to ''Melee's'' release.
}}
{{clrl}}


==Mewtwo Videos==
{{Trophy/Fighter
|name=Mewtwo
|image=Mewtwo Trophy (Smash 2).png
|mode=All Star
|desc=Mewtwo is definitely not a speedy character, but its ESP-powered grab and throw moves are comparatively strong. Teleport has a short range, but doesn't leave it open to attack. It's best used as an escape move during disturbances. Mewtwo can daze a foe if it makes eye contact and uses Disable; the move is useless unless Mewtwo is facing its enemy.
|gamelist=:Up & B: Teleport
:Down & B: Disable
|game=Melee
}}
{{clrl}}


===[[Azen]]===
==[[Alternate costume (SSBM)#Mewtwo|Alternate costumes]]==
*[http://youtube.com/watch?v=d-nv1c9flnU Azen vs. Chu Dat(Samus)]: This video, made in 2003, is outdated; however, it's still a showcase of good Mewtwo play.
{|style="margin:1em auto 1em auto;text-align:center"
|-
|colspan=4|[[File:Mewtwo Palette (SSBM).png]]
|-
|{{Head|Mewtwo|g=SSBM|s=25px}}
|{{Head|Mewtwo|g=SSBM|s=25px|cl=Red}}
|{{Head|Mewtwo|g=SSBM|s=25px|cl=Blue}}
|{{Head|Mewtwo|g=SSBM|s=25px|cl=Green}}
|}


===[[Germ]]===
==Gallery==
*[http://files.filefront.com/GERMMewt...;/fileinfo.html Germ vs. Zelgadis(Falcon)] <!-- And who the heck is "Falcon"? -->
<center>
===[[MookieRah]]===
<gallery>
*[http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1863641131540556217 MookieRah: Believe in Yourself]
SSBMWebsiteMewtwo1.jpg|Posing on [[Pokémon Stadium]].
===[[Taj]]===
SSBMWebsiteMewtwo2.jpg|[[Reflect]]ing {{SSBM|Link}}'s [[Hero's Bow|arrow]] on [[Yoshi's Story]].
*[[Shadowclaw]]
Mewtwo's Shadow Ball.jpg|Using [[Shadow Ball]] on [[Brinstar Depths]].
SSBMWebsiteMewtwo4.jpg|Using its [[neutral aerial]] on {{SSBM|Ness}} on [[Onett]].
Disable.jpg|Using [[Disable]] on {{SSBM|Sheik}} on [[Jungle Japes]].
SSBMWebsiteMewtwo6.jpg|Carrying a [[crate]] with {{SSBM|Yoshi}} on [[Corneria]].
</gallery>
</center>


===[[UmbreonMow]]===
==Trivia==
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRpvBYMemjA&search=mewtwo%20vs UmbreonMow vs. Cape (Bowser) part 1]
*Mewtwo picks up and uses items via its telekinetic power, never actually touching them outside grasping the [[Parasol]] while falling. One of its idle poses involves it spinning its held item around.
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p73BkyGPGo8&search=mewtwo%20vs UmbreonMow vs. Cape (Bowser) part 2]
**This results in Mewtwo having poor usage of the {{b|Hammer|item}}; unlike all other characters, it spins the Hammer sideways around itself, and so is vulnerable from above while using it.
**Oddly, when [[air dodging]] with an item, the item is visible while Mewtwo is not, spinning in a tight, flickering circle once every 4 frames.
*When hit, shooting a charged [[Super Scope]] blast, or using [[Disable]], Mewtwo's irises turn yellow, similar to how {{SSBM|Mr. Game & Watch}}'s body turns yellow when shooting charged Super Scope shots.
*Mewtwo being of light weight (85 units) contradicts its Pokédex information, where it is supposed to outweigh any non-overweight human. In fact, it is outweighed by every human character in ''Melee'' (excluding {{SSBM|Roy}}, {{SSBM|Young Link}}, and {{SSBM|Marth}} in PAL regions). This is explained in one of its trophies as a result of it constantly using its psychic powers to stay afloat.
*Mewtwo's fully charged [[Shadow Ball]] is seen hitting {{SSBM|Donkey Kong}} in the introduction to ''Melee'', making it one of the five hidden characters, along with {{SSBM|Ganondorf}}, {{SSBM|Jigglypuff}}, Young Link, and {{SSBM|Pichu}}, to have some kind of involvement in the intro.
*Mewtwo, like Marth and Roy, when faced in Classic or All-Star mode, is fought on a stage that does not match its universe (either {{SSBM|Battlefield}} or {{SSBM|Final Destination}}). However, the music that plays when fighting it is from [[Poké Floats]].
*Mewtwo is also the only character in ''Melee'' whose down smash only hits on one side; this concept has been used by several characters in later games.
*Mewtwo is the only Legendary Pokémon that existed at the time of the release of ''Melee'' that wasn't a Poké Ball Pokémon in that game.
*Mewtwo's design in this game looks quite different than in later games from ''SSB4'' onwards; it's design lines up more with Ken Sugimori's original art for Mewtwo from ''Pokémon Red and Green'', with a larger head and bulging eyes, smaller and thinner body, shorter tail and a slightly hunchbacked appearance, while later appearances portrayed it as being more humanoid in appearance, with a slightly smaller head and eyes, a taller, muscular, and more upright body, with a longer tail as it appears in ''Pokémon: The First Movie''.
*Mewtwo is the first playable ''Pokémon'' character whose alternate costumes merely change its color altogether, rather than giving it an accessory for it to wear.
*Mewtwo's All-Star congratulations image is likely a reference to Giygas in ''EarthBound Beginnings'' (known as "Giegue" in the North American localization), due to it bearing a strong resemblance to Giygas's appearance in that game.
*One of Mewtwo's Japanese quotes, "Why am I here?", is a well-known one among Japanese ''Pokémon'' fans, as throughout the Japanese version of the first ''Pokémon'' movie, ''Mewtwo Strikes Back'', it asks this question and others regarding its own existence.
*Despite its light weight in ''Melee'', Mewtwo is still the heaviest Pokémon fighter in the game. This would change with the additions of [[Lucario]], [[Ivysaur]] and [[Charizard]] in ''Brawl''.
**Furthermore, Mewtwo actually weighs more in ''Melee'' than it does in its later ''Smash'' appearances.


==External links==
==External links==
*[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/n01/n64/software/nus_p_nalj/smash/flash/0108/index.html Mewtwo's page at Smabura-Ken]
*[[smashwiki:26TP/Mewtwo|Translation]]
*[http://www.angelfire.com/games5/superdoodleman/frames.html SuperDoodleMan's frame data]
*[http://www.angelfire.com/games5/superdoodleman/frames.html SuperDoodleMan's frame data]
*[http://smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=75646 DARKFORCE's Mewtwo video Compendium]
*[http://smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=75646 DARKFORCE's Mewtwo video Compendium]
*[http://imgur.com/a/UNrkP DJLO's Mewtwo technique and terminology animated .gif gallery]


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This article is about Mewtwo's appearance in Super Smash Bros. Melee. For the character in other contexts, see Mewtwo.
Mewtwo
in Super Smash Bros. Melee
Mewtwo SSBM.jpg
PokemonSymbol(preBrawl).svg
Universe Pokémon
Other playable appearances in SSB4
in Ultimate

Availability Unlockable
Tier D (20) (North America)
G (21) (Europe)
Mewtwo (SSBM)

Mewtwo (ミュウツー, Mewtwo) is an unlockable character in Super Smash Bros. Melee. It is one of the eleven playable characters that can be unlocked in the game.

Mewtwo is voiced in all regions by Masachika Ichimura, who first voiced the Mewtwo from the Japanese version of Pokémon: The First Movie - Mewtwo Strikes Back. Melee's Mewtwo is the first Pokémon character in Smash to speak a human language; its speaks Japanese in the game's Japanese version.

Mewtwo currently ranks 20th on the Melee tier list, in the D tier, which is its worst placement in the whole series. Its positives include a long and safe recovery, potent chaingrabbing abilities, a large pool of mixup options, decent combo abilities, and among the best throws in the game. This gives it a decent advantage state to utilize and threatening once it begins to combo foes. However, Mewtwo suffers from an unusual combination of being a large target and a lightweight; this, combined with its floatiness, makes it vulnerable to early KOs. Additionally, Mewtwo lacks safe and reliable KOing options, with most of them having little reach, and many weak attacks, giving it relatively fewer approach and offensive options as other characters.

How to unlock[edit]

Mewtwo must be defeated in battle before it can be unlocked. There are two ways the player can encounter Mewtwo:

  • One way is by playing 20 hours of VS. matches. The time is reduced by the number of human players in said matches; 1 player requires 20 total hours, 2 players require 10 total hours, 3 players require 6 hours and 40 minutes, and 4 players require 5 total hours. The time can be further reduced to 4 hours by playing Lightning Melee, which speeds up the in-game timer to 125% of normal speed. If this method is used and certain other fighters' VS. match quotas are met, then they must be defeated before Mewtwo can be fought.
  • Another way is by playing 700 VS. matches to completion. If this method is used, fighters with lower VS. match quotas must be unlocked before Mewtwo can be fought.

When fought, Mewtwo appears on Final Destination, with the music from Poké Floats playing. If either encounter method was used and the player fails to defeat Mewtwo, the player can re-fight it by playing another VS. match to completion.

Attributes[edit]

Mewtwo defies any typical character archetype; despite being a big target with some powerful moves and a very high air speed, Mewtwo has a rather slow dash, a low weight and a low falling speed. As a result of these traits, Mewtwo has among the longest wavedashes in the game, but a very poor SHFFL, despite its low lag and high speed aerials. Mewtwo also can effectively moonwalk, potentially aiding its edgeguard game.

Among Mewtwo's primary strengths is its versatile grab game. Despite possessing a merely average grab range, Mewtwo's throws can serve a variety of purposes; its forward throw is good for racking up damage or starting combos, while its down throw can potentially start chainthrows or be used as potential combo starters in tandem with one of its tilts. Mewtwo's back and up throws are also among the most powerful in the game, and both can KO reliably on some characters at 100%; the differences in their trajectories also gives Mewtwo varied options against both fast fallers and floaty characters (the up throw works better against the latter, while the back works better against the former).

Mewtwo also has interesting approach and combo options. Despite having among the worse SHFFLs, Mewtwo's high air speed, low falling speed, and fast, low lag, high hitstun aerials also gives it plenty of options in the air, easily and effectively comboing against many characters. Mewtwo can also perform double-jump cancels, which, when combined with L-Cancelling, is an exceptional substitute for SHFFLing, as Mewtwo can quickly perform a Forward Aerial and follow up with another option. Mewtwo also has a very long wavedash (the third longest in the game), making techniques such as wave-smashing and wave-grabbing considerably more useful for Mewtwo.

Mewtwo also has rather good range. Its forward smash can extend relatively far, and all of its tilts have long, disjointed hitboxes, allowing Mewtwo to effectively attack from a distance, especially when compounded with its long wavedash. Mewtwo also has one of Melee's strongest projectiles in Shadow Ball. When fully charged, it can KO reliably at roughly 100%; its jagged path also can make it difficult to dodge, and its recoil can potentially extend Mewtwo's recovery.

Mewtwo also has an outstanding recovery. While it cannot harm edgehoggers, a combination of a low falling speed, a high air speed, among the best jumping prowess, and long distance with its Teleport give Mewtwo a very long and safe recovery. Additionally, its neutral aerial slightly slows down its movement in the air, and slightly charged Shadow Balls can give recoil sufficient enough to send Mewtwo backwards a good distance. Lastly, its Confusion attack can act as a second jump (when used in the opposite direction of its momentum) and Disable can be used to stall its descent.

Mewtwo's biggest flaw is its frailty. A combination of a large frame and floatiness makes Mewtwo easy to juggle and KO. Mewtwo's defense game is also mixed; its air dodge makes it invisible and opponents cannot guess where it will appear and its rolling dodges are fast and cover much distance, but Mewtwo's large frame makes it prone to shield stabbing, and its spot dodge is also rather poor. Mewtwo also has possibly the worst tech ability in the game; although its rolling tech covers a long range, it is very slow compared to that of other characters, and as a consequence, Mewtwo is particularly easy to tech-chase.

Mewtwo also suffers from a lack of reliable KO options; all of its strongest moves have either poor range or low speed. Its back and up throws are powerful, but they require Mewtwo to grab the opponent first, and the latter throw's KOing capabilities are extremely dependent on the opponent's falling speed (for example, Fox and Falco would survive the longest despite having the third highest vertical endurance). While having a wide variety of other KO potential attacks, most of its attacks suffer from range and/or speed problems, such as its forward air, down smash, down air, and Shadow Ball. Mewtwo also has highly situational specials. While Confusion can temporarily distract opponents, it has high ending lag and relatively little use; additionally, while it can reflect projectiles, they still remain property of the original character's (meaning they won't hurt whoever it came from). Disable only works in close ranges, and cannot combo effectively into other attacks.

Version history[edit]

NTSC 1.01

Moveset[edit]

For a gallery of Mewtwo's hitboxes, see here.

Mewtwo's aerial attacks
  Name Damage Description
Neutral attack Dark Flash (ダークフラッシュ) / Dark Flame (ダークフレイム) 6% Mewtwo emits a pulse of dark energy out of its hand, which can be followed up by repeated blasts of shadow energy. The first hit can both be canceled, and can lock opponents.
2% (loop)
Forward tilt Tail Whip (テイルウィップ) 10% (near), 8% (mid), 5% (far) Mewtwo flicks its tail forward. It has rather low startup and good disjointed range, making it a good spacing tool. Can be aimed up or down.
Up tilt Flip (クイックワイパー, Quick Wiper) 10% (near), 8% (mid), 6% (far), 5% (tip) Mewtwo backflips and swings its tail. It deals more damage to opponents near Mewtwo. It is a good combo starter, great for juggling.
Down tilt Tail Sweep (アンダースラップ, Under Slap) 9% (near), 8% (mid), 5% (far) Mewtwo spins once, sweeping its tail in a low profile. Has a disjointed hitbox. It is a reliable combo starter that can lead into many of its moves.
Dash attack Dark Torch (ダークトーチ) 9% (clean), 6% (late) Holds its arms out while sliding, inflicting damage with shadow energy. Rather long ending lag.
Forward smash Shadow Blast (シャドーブラスト) 20% (blast), 12% (arms) Thrusts both arms forward, releasing a pulse of shadow energy. Similar to Mario's forward smash, with the sweetspot being the blast itself. Fairly good range and damage, but rather low knockback. The sweetspot has transcendent priority.
Up smash Galaxy Force (ギャラクシーフォース) 1% (hits 1-6), 10% (hit 7) Holds its palm up, summoning a large, dark vortex above itself that hits multiple times. Can easily be SDI'd out of, and deals rather low knockback. The last hit of the attack can KO around 120%, but can be difficult to land.
Down smash Shadow Bomb (シャドーボム) 15% Extends its arm downwards and summons an explosion of shadow energy at its feet. Good knockback and speed, with moderate range and a good edgeguard and or combo finisher; however, it has the unusual property of only hitting in front of Mewtwo. This attack has transcendent priority. In terms of starting lag, it is the slowest down smash in the game (hits on frame 20), though its ending lag is very low.
Neutral aerial Body Spark (ボディスパーク) 1-2% (hits 1-8), 4% (hit 9 & landing) Releases a long lasting shock out of its body. Good punishing option and great OoS option. Good damage if the entire attack hits, as well as good combo extender. Also slows down Mewtwo's falling speed slightly, making it useful for recovery.
Forward aerial Shadow Scratch (シャドースクラッチ) 14% Swipes its left arm forward, engulfed with shadow energy. High vertical knockback, useful for combos, juggling, and KOs, but mediocre range. Can lead into an up tilt if DJC'd, depending on the character. Can KO at 120%.
Back aerial Tail Flick (エアテイル, Air Tail) 13% (near), 11% (mid), 9% (far) Whips its tail behind itself. Decent range and is a decent wall of pain technique. Deals more damage if the opponent is closer to Mewtwo's body.
Up aerial Somersault Kick (サマーソルトアタック) 10% (near), 12% (mid), 14% (far) Flips upward, hitting with its tail. A good juggling move. Deals more damage if the opponent hits the tip of Mewtwo's tail.
Down aerial Meteor Kick (メテオキック) 14-16% Flips backward and stomps downwards. Acts as a meteor smash, albeit a very weak one. However, due to its low ending lag and Mewtwo's stellar recovery, it is a low-risk option offstage.
Grab Psychic (サイコキネシス, Psychokinesis) —  
Pummel Dark Shock (エレキショック, Electric Shock) 3% Mewtwo zaps the opponent in its grasp. Moderately slow.
Forward throw Shadow Cannon (シャドーマシンガン, Shadow Machine Gun) 3% (throw), 2% (Shadow Balls) Mewtwo throws its foe diagonally forward and then shoots five small Shadow Balls (which can be absorbed and reflected). Great damage racker if used against a wall or overhang but can be SDI'd out of. The speed which the Shadow Balls are fired is dependent on the opponent's weight.
Back throw Telekinesis (サイコスロー, Psycho Throw) 8% (collateral), 11% (throw) Mewtwo telekinetically tosses its opponent behind itself. One of the strongest back throws in the game, among its best KO moves, being the third strongest back throw (only losing out to Dr. Mario and Ness)
Up throw Psychic Whirlwind (ワールスロー, Whirl Throw) 12% Mewtwo uses Psychic to swirl the opponent around its body before launching them upwards. The strongest up throw in the game and the strongest throw in Melee overall (being even stronger than Ness's back throw), being one of Mewtwo's best KO moves, which begins KO'ing at around 120%. At low percentages, it can chaingrab fast fallers and can lead into forward aerial to regrab on Fox/Falco.
Down throw Tail Slap (テイルビート, Tail Beat) 5% (hit 1), 6% (throw) Mewtwo throws the enemy down and strikes them with its tail. Can reliably lead into follow-ups, usually forward aerial. Can be used to chaingrab large characters like Bowser. The tail can hit nearby opponents.
Forward roll
Back roll
Spot dodge
Air dodge 		— —
Techs — —
Floor attack (front)
Floor getups (front) 		  7% (tail), 5% (sides) Mewtwo telekinetically gets itself up and spins around with its tail extended. Anyone who comes in contact with Mewtwo's body will be shocked.
Floor attack (back)
Floor getups (back) 		  6% (tail), 5% (sides) Mewtwo telekinetically gets itself up and spins around with its tail extended. Anyone who comes in contact with Mewtwo's body will be shocked.
Edge attack (fast)
Edge getups (fast) 		  6% (body), 8% (tail) Mewtwo flips onto the stage, using its tail to attack.
Edge attack (slow)
Edge getups (slow) 		  10% Mewtwo telekinetically walks on the side of the stage, then jumps on the stage and swipes its hand forward.
Neutral special Shadow Ball 3-25%, 2% (charge hits) Mewtwo concentrates shadow energy into a large sphere, which can be canceled partway by pressing either the L or the R button. The attack itself is a powerful projectile that travels in a wavy path, exploding when it comes to contact with a surface (though the explosion doesn't do anything). If used in the air, Mewtwo will recoil backwards a great amount, which can help or hinder its recovery.
Side special Confusion 10% A command grab that spins foes around, flipping them. This is very punishable, as its hitstun is so low that every character in the game can connect with a back aerial before Mewtwo can act. The attack also reflects projectiles, but this has a fatal flaw: the projectile's ownership does not change. This means that only projectiles that would normally hurt the user would feel any effects of this.
Up special Teleport - Mewtwo quickly vanishes and reappears in a different location. Can be directed with the control stick. Mewtwo is completely invulnerable during the move.
Down special Disable 1% Mewtwo shoots out a short beam from its eyes forward, stunning any opponents who make eye contact with Mewtwo. If the move is performed whilst the character is already dazed, he or she will be launched. If the move hits an opponent in the air, they will take no knockback, but will be put in their tumbling state. This attack can be reflected and has transcendent priority.

Battering item special moves[edit]

For its dash attack while holding a battering item, Mewtwo spins the item in front of itself for a total of 20 possible hits, overall dealing more damage but much less knockback than other characters' dash attacks. Unlike most characters' dash attacks, Mewtwo's dash attack while holding a Lip's Stick does not produce any of the "magic dust" that Flowers the opponent.

Stats[edit]

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NTSC

Stats Weight Dash speed Walk speed Traction Air friction Air speed Air acceleration Gravity Falling speed Jumpsquat Jump Height Double jump Height
Value 85 1.4 – Initial dash
1.4 – Run		 1.0 0.04 0.016 1.2 0.02 – Base
0.03 – Additional		 0.082 1.5 – Base
2.3 – Fast-fall		 5 33.408 - Base
12.654 - Short hop		 ?

PAL

Stats Weight Dash speed Walk speed Traction Air friction Air speed Air acceleration Gravity Falling speed Jumpsquat Jump Height Double jump Height
Value 85 1.4 – Initial dash
1.4 – Run		 1.0 0.04 0.016 1.2 0.02 – Base
0.03 – Additional		 0.082 1.5 – Base
2.3 – Fast-fall		 5 33.408 - Base
12.654 - Short hop		 ?

Announcer call[edit]

Taunt[edit]

  • Crosses its arms and spins in midair, laughing sinisterly.
Mewtwo-Taunt-SSBM.gif

Idle poses[edit]

  • Slowly rises its hand towards the face, clenching its fist.
  • Crosses both its arms, then moves them outward.
Mewtwo Idle Pose Melee 1.gif Mewtwo Idle Pose Melee 2.gif

Crowd cheer[edit]

English Japanese
Cheer
Description Mewwww-two! Mewwww-two!
Pitch Group chant Group chant

Victory poses[edit]

An excerpt from the main theme of Pokémon.
  • Thrusts its hand forward, radiating dark energy, and groans.
  • Crosses its arms then turns its back to the screen, looking over its shoulder laughing. "私はなぜ ここにいるのか...？", which translates to "Why am I here...?" or "愚かな！", which translates to "Foolish!"
  • Spins around and ascends, laughing.; "私はまけるわけにはいかない！", which translates to "I cannot lose!"
Mewtwo-Victory1-SSBM.gif Mewtwo-Victory2-SSBM.gif Mewtwo-Victory3-SSBM.gif

In competitive play[edit]

Most historically significant players[edit]

See also: Category:Mewtwo players (SSBM)
  • USA iori - A player with many secondaries, with Mewtwo being one of his most notable. He won Intimikill 2 using exclusively Mewtwo, being the one of the few times the character has won a somewhat notable tournament in Melee's history. He also placed 33rd at GENESIS with solo Mewtwo.
  • USA Taj - Considered to be the best Mewtwo player of all time, created the influental Shadowclaw combo video. He holds some of the best Mewtwo results with 13th at EVO 2013 and 17th at Apex 2010, as well as 33rd at GENESIS 9 which is the best Mewtwo result seen in the Post-Slippi era.
  • Japan Zoma - Best Mewtwo player in Japan and among the best in the world, though is currently inactive. Regionally has shown good results with the character with 7th at KSB 2016 and wins over players such as Shippu and has travelled internationally with 33rd at Super Smash Con 2016, beating Cyrain and TheSWOOPER in his path.

Tier placement and history[edit]

Mewtwo has traditionally placed very low in tier lists, with a minuscule playerbase dedicated to using it. It was initially seen as the worst character in the game, according to the first tier list (dated October 2002), and hovered around the bottom 4 spots for many years, once even falling back into last place (eighth tier list; July 2006). Many competitive players immediately noticed its unfavorable combinations of being a floaty lightweight without many KO moves, awkward neutral game and hitbox placements, and poor disadvantage state, and simply wrote Mewtwo off.

Mewtwo eventually moved out of the bottom tier due to increasing tournament placings by Taj, who would not only eventually be considered the best Mewtwo player of all time, but become one of the best players in the world in his prime. However, Taj's success as a player was not anchored on Mewtwo alone - he relied almost exclusively on his co-main Marth late into brackets unless he knew his opponent to be very unfamiliar with the Mewtwo matchup. This indicated that even back then, Mewtwo was not viable as a solo main and faltered at the highest level.

Eventually, Taj would become far less active, leaving the character without good representation for several years. However, players such as Zoma and Leffen have recently represented Mewtwo in larger competitive tournaments, despite not reaching the same success as Taj. Mewtwo still sits at 20th place on the most recent tier list; with these two players innovating with the character, the competitive Melee community recognizes that Mewtwo has some potential despite its tier placement. However, it is unlikely that this will carry Mewtwo much higher than it currently is.

In 1-P Mode[edit]

In Classic Mode[edit]

Mewtwo can appear in Classic Mode as an ordinary opponent, as an ally or in a team with Ness or Bowser in team battles or as a metal character in the penultimate stage. In Mewtwo's appearances, it either appears on Pokémon Stadium or Final Destination, with the Poké Floats theme playing; when fighting alongside Ness, however, it appears in Fourside, and when fighting alongside Bowser, it appears on Battlefield.

In Adventure Mode[edit]

Adventure Mode makes no concessions to Mewtwo when it is unlocked, making it the only Pokémon character that does not appear alongside the many Pikachus in Stage 7.

In All-Star Mode[edit]

In All Star Mode, Mewtwo and its allies are fought on Battlefield, as all other Pokémon stages are already used by Pikachu and Jigglypuff. On the stage, the music from Poké Floats plays.

In Event Matches[edit]

Mewtwo appears in the following Event Matches:

  • Event 40: All-Star Match 4: Mewtwo is the fourth opponent fought in this series of staged battles. The selected character battles it on the Final Destination stage with a stock of 2 while Mewtwo has 1. With a timer of four minutes, the player must defeat it and the other four characters one-by-one with the overall time and damage: Marth, Luigi, Jigglypuff, and Mr. Game & Watch.
  • Event 44: Mewtwo Strikes!: In this event, the player is initially placed on Battlefield, against Zelda. After fifteen seconds, however, Mewtwo appears on stage and will fight the player. The player's goal is to KO Mewtwo; while Zelda can be attacked, KOing her will result in failure.
  • Event 51: The Showdown: In the game's final event match, the player must fight against a team consisting of Mewtwo, Ganondorf and Giga Bowser. All characters have three lives, with no time limit.

Ending images[edit]

  • Classic Mode.

    Classic Mode.

  • Adventure Mode.

    Adventure Mode.

  • All-Star Mode.

    All-Star Mode.

Trophies[edit]

In addition to the normal trophy about Mewtwo as a character, there are two trophies about it as a fighter, unlocked by completing the Adventure and All-Star Modes respectively with Mewtwo on any difficulty:

Classic Mode trophy
Mewtwo
NTSC (1.0/1.01) A genetically created Pokémon, Mewtwo is the result of many long years of research by a solitary scientist. Although Mewtwo was cloned from the genes of the legendary Pokémon Mew, its size and character are far different than its ancestor. Its battle abilities have been radically heightened, making it ruthless.
(1.02) A genetically created Pokémon, Mewtwo is the result of many long years of research by a solitary scientist. Although Mewtwo was bio-engineerd from a fossil of the legendary Pokémon Mew, its size and character are far different than its ancestor. Its battle abilities have been radically heightened, making it ruthless.
PAL A genetically created Pokémon, Mewtwo is the result of many long years of research by a solitary scientist. Although Mewtwo was born from the genes of the legendary Pokémon Mew, its size and character are far different than its ancestor. Its battle abilities have been radically heightened, making it ruthless.
Pokémon Red & Blue (9/98)
Adventure Mode [Smash] trophy
Mewtwo [Smash]
As Mewtwo relies mostly on its powerful brain, there are times when it scarcely uses its arms and legs. Since Mewtwo spends much of its time floating, it flies far when struck. Shadow Ball traces a jagged path once released: the longer Mewtwo holds it, the more powerful it becomes. Mewtwo uses Confusion to spin its foes around.
B: Shadow Ball
Smash B: Confusion
All-Star Mode [Smash] trophy
Mewtwo [Smash]
Mewtwo is definitely not a speedy character, but its ESP-powered grab and throw moves are comparatively strong. Teleport has a short range, but doesn't leave it open to attack. It's best used as an escape move during disturbances. Mewtwo can daze a foe if it makes eye contact and uses Disable; the move is useless unless Mewtwo is facing its enemy.
Up & B: Teleport
Down & B: Disable

Alternate costumes[edit]

Mewtwo Palette (SSBM).png
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Gallery[edit]

Trivia[edit]

  • Mewtwo picks up and uses items via its telekinetic power, never actually touching them outside grasping the Parasol while falling. One of its idle poses involves it spinning its held item around.
    • This results in Mewtwo having poor usage of the Hammer; unlike all other characters, it spins the Hammer sideways around itself, and so is vulnerable from above while using it.
    • Oddly, when air dodging with an item, the item is visible while Mewtwo is not, spinning in a tight, flickering circle once every 4 frames.
  • When hit, shooting a charged Super Scope blast, or using Disable, Mewtwo's irises turn yellow, similar to how Mr. Game & Watch's body turns yellow when shooting charged Super Scope shots.
  • Mewtwo being of light weight (85 units) contradicts its Pokédex information, where it is supposed to outweigh any non-overweight human. In fact, it is outweighed by every human character in Melee (excluding Roy, Young Link, and Marth in PAL regions). This is explained in one of its trophies as a result of it constantly using its psychic powers to stay afloat.
  • Mewtwo's fully charged Shadow Ball is seen hitting Donkey Kong in the introduction to Melee, making it one of the five hidden characters, along with Ganondorf, Jigglypuff, Young Link, and Pichu, to have some kind of involvement in the intro.
  • Mewtwo, like Marth and Roy, when faced in Classic or All-Star mode, is fought on a stage that does not match its universe (either Battlefield or Final Destination). However, the music that plays when fighting it is from Poké Floats.
  • Mewtwo is also the only character in Melee whose down smash only hits on one side; this concept has been used by several characters in later games.
  • Mewtwo is the only Legendary Pokémon that existed at the time of the release of Melee that wasn't a Poké Ball Pokémon in that game.
  • Mewtwo's design in this game looks quite different than in later games from SSB4 onwards; it's design lines up more with Ken Sugimori's original art for Mewtwo from Pokémon Red and Green, with a larger head and bulging eyes, smaller and thinner body, shorter tail and a slightly hunchbacked appearance, while later appearances portrayed it as being more humanoid in appearance, with a slightly smaller head and eyes, a taller, muscular, and more upright body, with a longer tail as it appears in Pokémon: The First Movie.
  • Mewtwo is the first playable Pokémon character whose alternate costumes merely change its color altogether, rather than giving it an accessory for it to wear.
  • Mewtwo's All-Star congratulations image is likely a reference to Giygas in EarthBound Beginnings (known as "Giegue" in the North American localization), due to it bearing a strong resemblance to Giygas's appearance in that game.
  • One of Mewtwo's Japanese quotes, "Why am I here?", is a well-known one among Japanese Pokémon fans, as throughout the Japanese version of the first Pokémon movie, Mewtwo Strikes Back, it asks this question and others regarding its own existence.
  • Despite its light weight in Melee, Mewtwo is still the heaviest Pokémon fighter in the game. This would change with the additions of Lucario, Ivysaur and Charizard in Brawl.
    • Furthermore, Mewtwo actually weighs more in Melee than it does in its later Smash appearances.

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