Mewtwo (SSB. Amplified)

Mewtwo (SSB. Amplified)
Universe	Pokémon
Official Debut	Pokémon Red/Green (1996)
Availability	Unlockable
Final Smash	Mewtwo Y/Mewtwo X

Mewtwo is a playable fighter in Super Smash Bros. Amplified from the Pokémon series. Mewtwo will have new voice actors for both English and Japanese.

Moveset

Mewtwo plays just like his counterparts in the previous Smash games, outside of a new Final Smash. However, he gains two bar meters that affect how his Final Smash is utilized. Save for Shadow Mewtwo's costumes, most of Mewtwo's psychic powers resemble the pink that accompanies the type icon found in Gen 3 and on. The exceptions are the Shadow Balls found in forward throws, Neutral Special, and the electricity on his Neutral Air.

Special Moves

Neutral Special	Shadow Ball	Sends a chargable ghostly orb at foes.
Side Special	Confusion	Deflects projectiles coming at Mewtwo. If it catches a foe, the foe is telekinetically lifted and dropped.
Up Special	Teleport	Uses teleport in any direction. Has great horizontal movement in the air and less lag on the ground.
Down Special	Disable	Stuns a facing forward foe if it connects.
Final Smash	Mega Mewtwo Y/Mega Mewtwo X

Ground Attacks:

Jab: Delivers a psychic infused palm strike. Press again and hold for rapid psychic bursts.

Side Tilt: Swipes its tail forward.

Up Tilt: Swipes tail in a a half circle front to back.

Down Tilt: Spins its self to sweep its tail.

Side Smash: Detonates a psychic burst with both hands. Similar to Ryu's Hadouken gesture.

Up Smash: Unleashes a psychic energy "ball" above its head

Down Smash: Detonates a psychic burst in front.

Dash Attack: "Claws" its foe with its hand, powered with psychic energy.

Get Up (On Back):

Get Up (On Face):

Get Up (Trip):

Get Up (Ledge):

Air Attacks:

Neutral: Discharges light blue electricity covering its body

Foward: Swipes forward with one arm.

Back: "Flicks" its tail upward.

Down: Does a psychic powered stomp that could spike/meteor

Up: Somersault spins to hit foes above with its tail.

Throw:

Pummel: Uses a psychic burst

Forward: Lifts foes and rapidly fires Shadow Balls

Back: Mewtwo tosses foes behind it nonchalantly.

Down: Mewtwo slams its tail down on the foe.

Up: Spins foes around it telekinetically then sends them upward.

Animation:

Crawl: No

Wall Cling/Jump: Both

Tethering: No

Jump Number: 2

Standing Still: 

Idle 1: 

Idle 2: 

Entry: 

Special Animations:

Up Taunt: Poses similar to to the Smash Wii U/3DS artwork.

Side Taunt: Looks at a small Pokemon Mansion (Kanto) replica and destroys it, threateningly.

Down Taunt: Folds arms and spins around while laughing.

Victory Animation: Mewtwo crosses its arms and looks away from the camera. Mewtwo verbally ponders "Why am I here?"

Victory Animation 2: Mewtwo spins upward and poses with power. Mewtwo remarks "Foolish!"

Victory Animation 3: Mewtwo closes its raised left hand and holds out its right, all while emitting psychic power. Mewtwo declares "I can't afford to lose."

Trophy info

Mewtwo:

Number 150, Mewtwo, the Genetic Pokémon. This Pokémon was created by humans as a genetic manipulation of Mew's DNA. Mewtwo was born to be a battler, maybe the ultimate one. It is considered a savage beast, seemingly lacking mercy or compassion. It's two Mega Forms is a testament to its high amount of battle power. Its immense psychic abilities are just a part of its battle repertoire. There is one Mewtwo that's heard of that gained mercy and compassion. I guess metamorphic evolution isn't the only type Pokémon can acquire.

Mega Mewtwo Y/Mega Mewtwo X:

Mewtwo has two bar meters, the red Y bar and the blue X, that determine its attack. If Mewtwo has a tie of bars or Y bar is more than the X one, Mega Mewtwo Y show up and uses Psystrike which mentally stuns foes and then launches them far. If the X bar is more than the Y bar, Mega Mewtwo X starts with a flurry of Psycho Cuts and finishes the foe with Zen Headbutt. Both of these attacks achieve the same results the same result of high knockback.

Alt Costumes/Palette

Mewtwo Costumes

Default	Purple	Mewtwo as it can appear in Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet.
Palette	Red	Mewtwo turns a red tint and the tail is red.
Palette	Blue	Mewtwo turns a blue tint and the tail is blue. Resembles the Pokken Tournament palette
Palette	Yellow	Mewtwo turns a yellow tint and the tail is yellow. Resembles its original "shiny".
Palette	Green	Mewtwo in his "shiny" appearance.
Palette	Black	Mewtwo's color scheme resembles Shadow Lugia more.
Palette	Brown	Mewtwo turns a brown tint and the tail is brown.
Palette	Orange	Mewtwo turns an orange tint and has an orange tail. Resembles a color that Mewtwo could have in Pokémon Stadium.
Palette	Pink	Resembles Gen 1 artwork of Mewtwo being pink.
Alt	Black	Shadow Mewtwo from Pokken Tournament
Alt	Purple	Shadow Mewtwo's alt palette from Pokken Tournament
X-Over	Purple	Mewtwo gets a red scarf, a pair of glasses, and black sleeves all stemming from psychic related Metal Gear characters.
X-Over	Green	Mewtwo's "shiny" gains the same articles of clothing as the non-"shiny" one does.

Special Attrib.

• For Kirby's copy ability, Kirby gains Shadow Ball as a Copy Abililty and Mewtwo's head piece and tail as a Kirby "hat".
• Mewtwo gains a brief remix of Kanto's Victory Road from Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow.

Trivia

• The trophy describing of a Mewtwo gaining mercy and compassion is referring to the Mewtwo that appeared in Mewtwo Strikes Back and Mewtwo Returns
• The Metal Gear characters referenced with Mewtwo's crossplay/cosplay are as follows: The glasses are from The Sorrow from MGS3, the black sleeves are from Psycho Mantis from MGS1, and the scarf is from Ocelot's design in the MGS5 Phantom Pain. These characters have some connections to psychic abilities implied or obvious.