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Template:Pyra and Mythra in competitive play (SSBU)
Use this template to store information relevant to the metagame of Pyra and Mythra in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Since their release, Pyra and Mythra have received very positive reception from competitive players. This is largely owed to Mythra's outstanding mobility and frame data, overall one of the best in the game, alongside her unique Foresight ability, though this is at the cost of her damage output being largely unimpressive. On the other hand, Pyra brings to the table overwhelming power and range, while losing out on mobility and, to an extent, frame data. Their polarized attributes overall complement very well and leave the duo with few collective weaknesses (most notably, an overall mediocre recovery). Thanks to their strengths and results from players such as MkLeo, Sparg0, Cosmos and Shuton, this has made them some of the most popular characters in tournament throughout 2021, on par with characters such as R.O.B., Roy, Palutena and Wolf and most top players consider them to be a top 3 character in the game alongside Joker and Pikachu.
Most historically significant players
Any number following the Smasher name indicates placement on the Fall 2019 PGRU, which recognizes the official top 50 players in the world in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate from July 13th, 2019 to December 15th, 2019.
See also: Category:Pyra and Mythra professionals (SSBU)
Cosmos (#23) - The best Aegis player in the United States. Placed 1st at Shine 2022 and Glitch - Infinite, 2nd at Smash World Tour 2021 Championships, 5th at Low Tide City 2021, and 7th at Glitch 8.5 - Konami Code with wins over players such as Sparg0, Tweek, and Light.
MkLeo (#1) - The best player in the world, using Aegis as a co-main alongside Byleth. Placed 1st at Smash World Tour 2021 Championships, COLOSSEL 2022 and Smash Factor 9 and 2nd at Smash Ultimate Summit 3.
Shuton (#13) - The best Aegis player in Japan, co-maining them along with Olimar. Placed 1st at Seibugeki 9, 2nd at Kagaribi 5 and Kagaribi 6, 3rd at SWT: East Asia Ultimate Regional Finals, 4th at Seibugeki 8, and 5th at Maesuma TOP 6 with wins on players such as Sparg0, Zackray, and ProtoBanham.- Sparg0 - The second best player in the world prior to his hiatus and the best Aegis player in the world throughout 2021, using them alongside Cloud. Placed 1st at Smash Ultimate Summit 4 and Low Tide City 2022, 2nd at Super Smash Con: Fall Fest, Port Priority 6, and Mainstage 2021, as well as 3rd at Smash World Tour 2021 Championships, Smash Ultimate Summit 3 and Riptide. Online, placed 1st at Collision Online 2021 and 2nd at Maruchan Gaming Series. Currently ranked 1st on the Wi-Fi Warrior Rank v7.
