Mewtwo

Mewtwo first appears in Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue. After the trainer comes out victorious in the Pokémon League, Mewtwo can be found in a cave on the outskirts of Cerulean City.

In its Final Smash, Mewtwo Mega Evolves into Mega Mewtwo Y. In the Pokémon games, it can Mega Evolve into this form if it holds on to Mewtwonite Y.

This special grabbing move lets Mewtwo repel foes with telekinesis. It can also reflect enemy projectiles.

Mewtwo will disappear for a moment, reappearing elsewhere on the stage. Mewtwo is completely invulnerable while teleporting.

The higher the target's damage, the longer they'll be stunned for. However, if the move is reflected, Mewtwo will be stunned instead.

You can change the direction you launch enemies in by hitting them with different parts of Mewtwo's tail.

This attack only strikes right beside Mewtwo's feet and doesn't do so much damage, but it has a high launching ability to make up for it.

Mewtwo's up throw boasts top class launching power compared to all of the other fighters' throw moves. It's super effective in situations where there is no ceiling.

Mewtwo was born from recombined genes of a Mythical Pokémon, Mew. Its fighting ability is incredibly high, and it's said to have the most savage heart among Pokémon.

This move does more damage the longer it's charged...but it also has more recoil. The recoil is stronger when this move is used in midair.

Mewtwo won't automatically attack when this move is fully charged. You can press the shield button to cancel the move and keep the charge.

This move sends the opponent spinning, and sometimes you can get in follow-up attacks since the time it takes for an opponent to be able to move again is affected by how much damage they've taken.

If Mewtwo finishes this move on the ground, Mewtwo will stop in place, but if the move finishes in the air, Mewtwo's momentum will carry it a bit farther.

If Mewtwo hits a platform while teleporting, it will slide across it. You can adjust its destination with directional inputs.

This powerful move requires eye contact to work. If the enemy is looking, it can stun them, but if not... Well, it's not much of a staring contest.

Immediately after unleashing this move, you'll be invincible for a quick moment, allowing you to avoid attacks. It's a powerful move to use just as an opponent begins their attack.

Mewtwo Mega Evolves into Mega Mewtwo Y and fires a projectile that penetrates terrain and opponents. It'll stop the movement of any opponent it touches, and then launches them.

The shock wave does more damage at the very edges than at the core. Watch what you're doing, and try to attack with the edge of the wave.

This attack can strike an enemy multiple times if you can hit them at the right time. It's very difficult to escape this attack before it's over.

Hitting an enemy with this doesn't do much damage, but it hits multiple times. If you time it right, it can even launch foes.

This attack might be short range, but it's fast and has a lot of launch power. Use it while ascending to get the most out of it!

Mewtwo will throw an enemy and quickly fire Shadow Ball five times. Each projectile doesn't do much damage, but it can hit multiple foes.

Despite Mewtwo's fierce appearance, Mewtwo is very light and easy to launch. When playing as Mewtwo, you'll need to prioritize your defense and evasion as much as your offense.