Mewtwo (Smash V)

Mewtwo (ミュウツー, Mewtwo) returns as a playable character in Super Smash Bros. V as a hidden character. 
Mewtwo is confirmed to have no alternate costume. 
Mewtwo is once again voiced by Keiji Fujiwara.
==How to Unlock==
*Play 150 VS matches. (Both Online and Offline counted)
*Complete Classic Mode with every Pokemon Character on intensity 7.0 or higher.
==Changes from Smash 4==
Aesthetics
*Like every other veteran, Mewtwo now appears much more vibrant and its appearance is more based off its appearance in its games with a small realistic touch.
Attributes
*Mewtwo’s dash speed appears to have been increased slightly.
*Mewtwo appears to be a bit heavier.
Ground Attacks
*No changes.
Aerial Attacks
*No changes.
Grabs and Throws
*No changes.
Special Moves
*Psystrike’s power increased
==Special Moves==
 	Name 	Damage 	Description
Neutral Special	Shadow Ball 	2.5% (minimum charge), 25% (full charge) 	Mewtwo fires a large, purple projectile that can be charged. Has quite a long charge time, but the projectile gains incredible KO potential at full charge, KOing at 112%. If used in the air, Mewtwo will recoil backwards a great amount, which can help or hinder its recovery.
Alternate 1 	Steady Shadow Ball 	2.2% (minimum charge), 21% (full charge) 	A slower Aura Sphere. Has an additional vacuum effect that pulls opponents towards the sphere.
Alternate 2 	Threatening Shadow Ball	2% (minimum charge), 19% (full charge) 	A faster Shadow Ball that passes through opponents.
Side Special 	Confusion 	≈9.0495% (throw), 1.4x (reflected projectiles)	Mewtwo summons a ripple of psychic energy in front of it. Treated as a grab, the ripple can spin opponents around, dropping them in front of Mewtwo which allows it to followup with other attacks, or reflect projectiles. In the air, the first use gives Mewtwo a slight vertical boost.
Alternate 1 	Confusing Force 	5% (throw), 1.2x (reflected projectiles) 	Instead of dropping opponents in front of Mewtwo the energy pushes opponents back violently. It still reflects projectiles but weaker.
Alternate 2 	Psychic 	7% (shake), 4% (throw) 	Mewtwo “grabs” the opponent with psychic energy and shakes them up and down before sending them flying back.
Up Special 	Teleport 	 	Mewtwo disappears, reappearing soon after in a different place. It is completely invulnerable during the move. Has less endlag if teleporting directly back onto the ground.
Alternate 1 	Psych Up 	4% 	Mewtwo’s Eyes glow yellow as it boosts upwards. It deals slight damage but can only go upwards vertically (slightly diagonally).
Alternate 2 	Teleport Ace 	2% 	The teleporting is more stalled than the default Teleport but there is now a hit box.
Down Special 	Disable 	1% 	Mewtwo crouches and quickly stares at an opponent, making them stunned. Only works if the opponent is facing Mewtwo and is at eye level with it. If the opponent is in the air, they are knocked back with set knockback. Useful at high percentages to guarantee a KO, but difficult to land.
Alternate 1 	Future Sight 	1.4x 	A counter. Mewtwo retaliates by a exerting a powerful psychic energy that blast the attacker back.
Alternate 2 	Power Swap 	 	Mewtwo glows momentarily. After this, one of the two will happen - Either Mewtwo’s Power is increased for decreased defense or the opposite for a short period of time.
Final Smash 	Psystrike 	42% 	Mewtwo transforms into Mega Mewtwo Y and sends out a ball of powerful psychic energy. Any opponent it catches will be stunned, then launched by an intense mental shock.
==Animation and Misc.==
===Taunts===
SIDE - Mewtwo surrounds itself in dark energy, similar to Lucario's up taunt.
UP - Mewtwo spins around whilst laughing. This taunt returns from Melee.
DOWN - Mewtwo faces the camera while its eyes glow, stretches its arm out, and summons a small spark of dark energy while posing similarly to his official art in Smash V.
===Character Selection Screen Animation===
Mewtwo shrouds itself in dark energy.
===On Screen Appearance===
Mewtwo, removing itself from a large mass of dark energy, falls gently to the ground.
===Victory Animations===
Note: In previous titles, Mewtwo would only speak in the Japanese version of the game but it now speaks in all versions.
*Turns its back to the screen and looks back over its shoulder."私はなぜ ここにいるのか...？", which translates to "Why am I here?"
*Does a single spin then poses."愚かな！", which translates to "Foolish!"
*Thrusts its hand forward, radiating dark energy."私はまけるわけにはいかない！", which translates to "I cannot lose!
===Crowd Cheer===
“Mewww - two!”
===Victory Fanfare===
A small excerpt of the Pokémon Red / Blue title theme.
===Fighting Stance===
Retains its fighting stance from SSB4.
===Idle Poses===
*Mewtwo motions towards itself with its arm further from the camera.
*Mewtwo draws its arms toward itself and strikes a pose.
===Walk===
Retains its walking animation from SSB4.
===Dash===
Retains its dashing animation from SSB4.
==Trophies==
To be added.
==Palette Swaps and Alternate Costume w/Palette Swap==
 	Color 	Origin/Description
Default 	Default 	Mewtwo’s regular appearance
Second 	Orange 	Mewtwo's red palette swap from Melee. Resembles one of Mewtwo's possible alternate color shades in the Pokémon Stadium games.
Third 	Blue 	Mewtwo's blue palette swap from Melee. Resembles one of Mewtwo's possible alternate color shades in the Pokémon Stadium games.
Fourth 	Pink 	Color scheme slightly resembles that of Mew, the Pokémon it originated from.
Fifth 	Cyan 	Mewtwo’s cyan alt from SSB4.
Sixth 	Dark Purple	Resembles the color scheme of Shadow Lugia from Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness.
Locked First 	Red 	Based on Deoxys’s color scheme.
Locked Second	Dark Blue 	Much more resembles the color scheme of Shadow Lugia.
==Trivia==
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