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BEFORE READING ONWARDS - THIS ONLY WORKS ON THE WII U VERSION. USE POWERSAVES FOR 3DS.
Well, Mewtwo is officially the GOD of customs. Use this before it's gone, because it won't last long.
First, watch this video:
Earlier today, after remembering that Neutral Special 2 (which shall now be dubbed Shadow Morph) hits every intractable object on the stage, I decided to grab a Mii and test this in Trophy Rush. I wanted to see if I could spam the move to destroy the blocks similar to Palutena's Heavenly Light. Well, I got what I wanted. However, I got it in a very unexpected way -- I present to you, stage morphing!
As you can see in the video, Mewtwo starts off by teleporting to the middle of the stage while turning invisible, breaking some existing blocks in the process. He takes some damage, with a brief pause as blocks fall through the now collision-less stage. Then the fun part starts. None of the falling objects are getting past Mewtwo, as they're broken right when they spawn. This is because when Mewtwo uses Shadow Morph, every hitbox he throws out for jab 1 and all of his tilts is stretched beyond belief to hit every intractable object that is present on the stage.
Now, this glitch reacts differently when done on normal stages, which is why it's called stage morphing. When done on any playable stage, Mewtwo will throw out an invisible Shadow Ball that does 2%, teleport to the right ledge of any stage/platform he's standing on, and turn invisible himself. Similar to Trophy Rush, all tilts and jab 1 hit every intractable object on the stage, whether this be an opponent, item or hazard. However, his hurtbox is also extended, so any hitbox will end up damaging him, knocking him out this state. Along with that, moving around or rolling will take Mewtwo out of it. However... jumping is the fun part. When Mewtwo jumps while in this state, he teleports into the blast zone, then back into the stage. He's now morphed with it.
When morphed into the stage, a couple things happen. Mewtwo is completely invisible, shoved in the middle of whatever stage this glitch may be done on. The same rules apply where all hitboxes/hurtboxes are stretched to cover everything. However, Mewtwo can never be knocked out of this state, so he's safe from dying, but he cannot exit it, either, so he's stuck in the stage regardless. Mewtwo is airborne while morphed into the stage, so he can only use aerials, specials and airdodges. For some reason, his F-Air, N-Air and D-Air only hit some characters/enemies/bosses when used on certain stages, whereas his B-Air and U-Air hits everyone. More research will need to go into why this happens and who it works on.
Now that the glitch is explained, let's go over why Mewtwo is now the god of customs.
~The ideal set for this is 2333, Shadow Morph, Surfboard, Fly and Dance of Time. Explanations found below.~
Stage Morphing destroys any single-player mode that allows customs. Classic Mode, Master Orders, Crazy Orders, Event Mode and Trophy Rush are all affected by this. As apparent, Classic Mode, Crazy Orders and Trophy Rush are considered the ideal modes when it comes to gathering custom moves, Mii Fighter clothing, CDs, equipment, etc, so let's go over those three individual moves and how this affects them.
Universal Stage Selection:
Here is a stage analysis for Shadow Morph by @
TonyTheTiger
!
Classic Mode (9.0):
This video is for demonstration purposes, which is why the home button trick isn't used.
Classic Mode becomes a complete and utter mess of "what is happening" when this glitch is used. Mewtwo destroys everything. Let's go over the phases of Classic Mode...
1st Phase - During the first phase of Classic Mode, the player has multiple free-for-all fights to choose from. This phase is simple. Start off by going to the biggest group of fighters and using the home button trick to get whatever reward you'd like. Once the battle starts, slow down time by using Dance of Time (Down Special 3) so that any action the CPUs start with will be negated. If you try to start by using Shadow Morph, the CPUs will usually hit you out of it. Once DoT is finished, immediately use Shadow Morph and spam D-Tilt. Repeat this process for the first phase. If any intruders come in as metal, Shadow Morph > D-Tilt any other fighters, then run up to the metal fighter, use Surfboard, then either self destruct, or if the stage has walk-offs, jump, immediately use Fly, spam double jump, then at the peak of your jump use N-Air.
2nd Phase - The second phase follows the same steps as the first phase, even with the Mii Fighting Team. The only thing that's changed is the fighters now have cool alt costumes and you may run into a couple team battles. If you have Zelda as a selection, always choose her for maximum sass in your D-Tilt spam.
3rd Phase - This is where things start to get tricky. To go through this phase, we'll go over the individual bosses you fight in it, starting with Master Hand and Crazy Hand. When the battle starts with these two, Shadow Morph into the stage and spam B-Air or U-Air until they're dead. Try to avoid taking damage here by using DoT if you're going for the "no stocks lost on 9.0" challenge. During any transition (ie: Master Hand turning into Master Core, Master Core changing forms) DO NOT CLICK ANYTHING. While the forms are changing, for some reason certain actions may kill Mewtwo or cover the screen with a white flash.
The hardest part of this phase is when fighting Master Giant. Once Master Giant comes into play, only use B-Air. If you're going for the "no stocks lost on 9.0" challenge, avoid taking damage by using DoT as you will die if you take too much. The reason being that while Master Giant is relatively easy to beat, it's attacks involve Final Destination itself. As you're morphed into this... you can die. The only attack that can potentially kill you is when Master Giant splits open it's head and starts sucking in everything. Nothing you do can avoid this, so you're going to have to take the hits. If you survived that move, immediately use Shadow Morph to go back into the stage, as DoT can not protect you from certain moves here. If you got K.O.'d, drop down and Shadow Morph during the invincibility frames. After that, spam your moves to finish this part off.
Once Master Beast spawns in, just attack him. Nothing Master Beast does will kill you, and at this point taking damage doesn't matter. Be quick about it, though, as the clock is ticking away. Master Edges is basically custom Villager, as it tries to time you out.
Master Edges. Master Edges is the most annoying thing ever to be created when you're morphed into the stage, as you have to take all the hits. When it first spawns in, spam U-Air before it starts attacking. The main problem with this part is that Master Edges attacks rapidly with minimal time in between, so the hitstun inflicted between attacks makes it so you can't hit back whatsoever. The way to avoid this is to pause/unpause the game, attack, and repeat around three or four times during the first phase. I'm not sure why this works, but it does. After you get a couple hits in, spam U-Air while you're getting completely destroyed by Master Edges. After a bit of attacking, it finally lays off enough for Mewtwo to kill it.
When Master Shadow comes in, start spamming B-Air. If you let Master Shadow move around and attack, the whole run could potentially be ruined. This is because Master Shadow copies Mewtwo's glitched customs, so if it decides to use them, it could morph into the stage with you. This is easy to avoid as long as you're spamming B-Air, though. It'll die once it flies into the boundaries. Once Master Shadow is defeated and Master Fortress is spawning, spam attacks as fast as you can, or you'll die for no apparent reason.
Once Master Fortress spawns, all the hazards inside of it will repeatedly hit you. Use the same pause/unpause trick that was done for Master Edges while spamming U-Air in between. After a bit of attacking, Mewtwo will pop out for no apparent reason. Grab the Heart Container and jump inside, then morph into Master Fortress. Spam U-Air once this happens and it'll eventually die. Once Master Core reveals itself, just attack it and you're done.
Crazy Orders:
Once again, this video is for demonstration purposes.
Crazy Orders becomes quite possibly the best method for gathering customs when this glitch is used. Getting 99-turn runs with this glitch is fairly easy, and nets you amazing prizes. For example, one of my runs got me all remaining Mii Fighter hats and outfits I needed to collect, along with a couple full sets of custom moves. Using this method, I got half the casts custom moves, all Mii Fighter clothing and every CD in the game after a couple runs. To explain this mode, I'll explain the various orders you can choose. It should be noted that avoiding the stages listed above is crucial to get maximum results.
Metal Battles:
When fighting in Metal Battles, simply latch on to the opponent using Surfboard, then either self destruct or use Fly to K.O. them off the top of the stage depending on whether the stage has walk-offs or not. For the fastest results, don't slow down time with DoT. Just latch and die.
Giant Battles:
Giant Battles follow the same rules as Metal Battles. However, be a bit more wary of getting hit, as it'll eat up a lot of time if you do.
Free For Alls, Teams and Hordes:
Free For Alls, Teams and Hordes is simply using Shadow Morph and spamming Mewtwo's D-Tilt to kill all the opponents. It is recommended to use DoT when the battle starts depending on the amount of fighters, as getting hit out of Shadow Morph will waste time.
Crazy Hand Battle:
All you need to do during this battle is Shadow Morph into the stage and spam B-Air or U-Air. You can't collect the chests, but as far as I know, those chests only contain trophies.
Trophy Rush:
Trophy Rush is fairly simple, and is pretty much described above. To re-iterate, though, all that is needed is going into Trophy Rush, using Shadow Morph, then spamming any of Mewtwo's tilts. This can net you tons of trophies along with a couple custom moves, so getting all the trophies in the game is fairly easy using it.
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Aaaaannndddd.... that's it! I think everything is covered that needs to be covered. Today we are all Mew2Kings.
Well, Mewtwo is officially the GOD of customs. Use this before it's gone, because it won't last long.
First, watch this video:
Earlier today, after remembering that Neutral Special 2 (which shall now be dubbed Shadow Morph) hits every intractable object on the stage, I decided to grab a Mii and test this in Trophy Rush. I wanted to see if I could spam the move to destroy the blocks similar to Palutena's Heavenly Light. Well, I got what I wanted. However, I got it in a very unexpected way -- I present to you, stage morphing!
As you can see in the video, Mewtwo starts off by teleporting to the middle of the stage while turning invisible, breaking some existing blocks in the process. He takes some damage, with a brief pause as blocks fall through the now collision-less stage. Then the fun part starts. None of the falling objects are getting past Mewtwo, as they're broken right when they spawn. This is because when Mewtwo uses Shadow Morph, every hitbox he throws out for jab 1 and all of his tilts is stretched beyond belief to hit every intractable object that is present on the stage.
Now, this glitch reacts differently when done on normal stages, which is why it's called stage morphing. When done on any playable stage, Mewtwo will throw out an invisible Shadow Ball that does 2%, teleport to the right ledge of any stage/platform he's standing on, and turn invisible himself. Similar to Trophy Rush, all tilts and jab 1 hit every intractable object on the stage, whether this be an opponent, item or hazard. However, his hurtbox is also extended, so any hitbox will end up damaging him, knocking him out this state. Along with that, moving around or rolling will take Mewtwo out of it. However... jumping is the fun part. When Mewtwo jumps while in this state, he teleports into the blast zone, then back into the stage. He's now morphed with it.
When morphed into the stage, a couple things happen. Mewtwo is completely invisible, shoved in the middle of whatever stage this glitch may be done on. The same rules apply where all hitboxes/hurtboxes are stretched to cover everything. However, Mewtwo can never be knocked out of this state, so he's safe from dying, but he cannot exit it, either, so he's stuck in the stage regardless. Mewtwo is airborne while morphed into the stage, so he can only use aerials, specials and airdodges. For some reason, his F-Air, N-Air and D-Air only hit some characters/enemies/bosses when used on certain stages, whereas his B-Air and U-Air hits everyone. More research will need to go into why this happens and who it works on.
Now that the glitch is explained, let's go over why Mewtwo is now the god of customs.
~The ideal set for this is 2333, Shadow Morph, Surfboard, Fly and Dance of Time. Explanations found below.~
Stage Morphing destroys any single-player mode that allows customs. Classic Mode, Master Orders, Crazy Orders, Event Mode and Trophy Rush are all affected by this. As apparent, Classic Mode, Crazy Orders and Trophy Rush are considered the ideal modes when it comes to gathering custom moves, Mii Fighter clothing, CDs, equipment, etc, so let's go over those three individual moves and how this affects them.
Universal Stage Selection:
Here is a stage analysis for Shadow Morph by @
TonyTheTiger
! On stages that aren't recommended, use alternate methods to deal with opponents (ie: Surfboard + Fly) or avoid them.
Classic Mode (9.0):
Classic Mode becomes a complete and utter mess of "what is happening" when this glitch is used. Mewtwo destroys everything. Let's go over the phases of Classic Mode...
1st Phase - During the first phase of Classic Mode, the player has multiple free-for-all fights to choose from. This phase is simple. Start off by going to the biggest group of fighters and using the home button trick to get whatever reward you'd like. Once the battle starts, slow down time by using Dance of Time (Down Special 3) so that any action the CPUs start with will be negated. If you try to start by using Shadow Morph, the CPUs will usually hit you out of it. Once DoT is finished, immediately use Shadow Morph and spam D-Tilt. Repeat this process for the first phase. If any intruders come in as metal, Shadow Morph > D-Tilt any other fighters, then run up to the metal fighter, use Surfboard, then either self destruct, or if the stage has walk-offs, jump, immediately use Fly, spam double jump, then at the peak of your jump use N-Air.
2nd Phase - The second phase follows the same steps as the first phase, even with the Mii Fighting Team. The only thing that's changed is the fighters now have cool alt costumes and you may run into a couple team battles. If you have Zelda as a selection, always choose her for maximum sass in your D-Tilt spam.
3rd Phase - This is where things start to get tricky. To go through this phase, we'll go over the individual bosses you fight in it, starting with Master Hand and Crazy Hand. When the battle starts with these two, Shadow Morph into the stage and spam B-Air or U-Air until they're dead. Try to avoid taking damage here by using DoT if you're going for the "no stocks lost on 9.0" challenge. During any transition (ie: Master Hand turning into Master Core, Master Core changing forms) DO NOT CLICK ANYTHING. While the forms are changing, for some reason certain actions may kill Mewtwo or cover the screen with a white flash.
The hardest part of this phase is when fighting Master Giant. Once Master Giant comes into play, only use B-Air. If you're going for the "no stocks lost on 9.0" challenge, avoid taking damage by using DoT as you will die if you take too much. The reason being that while Master Giant is relatively easy to beat, it's attacks involve Final Destination itself. As you're morphed into this... you can die. The only attack that can potentially kill you is when Master Giant splits open it's head and starts sucking in everything. Nothing you do can avoid this, so you're going to have to take the hits. If you survived that move, immediately use Shadow Morph to go back into the stage, as DoT can not protect you from certain moves here. If you got K.O.'d, drop down and Shadow Morph during the invincibility frames. After that, spam your moves to finish this part off.
Once Master Beast spawns in, just attack him. Nothing Master Beast does will kill you, and at this point taking damage doesn't matter. Be quick about it, though, as the clock is ticking away. Master Edges is basically custom Villager, as it tries to time you out.
Master Edges. Master Edges is the most annoying thing ever to be created when you're morphed into the stage, as you have to take all the hits. When it first spawns in, spam U-Air before it starts attacking. The main problem with this part is that Master Edges attacks rapidly with minimal time in between, so the hitstun inflicted between attacks makes it so you can't hit back whatsoever. The way to avoid this is to pause/unpause the game, attack, and repeat around three or four times during the first phase. I'm not sure why this works, but it does. After you get a couple hits in, spam U-Air while you're getting completely destroyed by Master Edges. After a bit of attacking, it finally lays off enough for Mewtwo to kill it.
When Master Shadow comes in, start spamming B-Air. If you let Master Shadow move around and attack, the whole run could potentially be ruined. This is because Master Shadow copies Mewtwo's glitched customs, so if it decides to use them, it could morph into the stage with you. This is easy to avoid as long as you're spamming B-Air, though. It'll die once it flies into the boundaries. Once Master Shadow is defeated and Master Fortress is spawning, spam attacks as fast as you can, or you'll die for no apparent reason.
Once Master Fortress spawns, all the hazards inside of it will repeatedly hit you. Use the same pause/unpause trick that was done for Master Edges while spamming U-Air in between. After a bit of attacking, Mewtwo will pop out for no apparent reason. Grab the Heart Container and jump inside, then morph into Master Fortress. Spam U-Air once this happens and it'll eventually die. Once Master Core reveals itself, just attack it and you're done.
Crazy Orders:
Crazy Orders becomes quite possibly the best method for gathering customs when this glitch is used. Getting 99-turn runs with this glitch is fairly easy, and nets you amazing prizes. For example, one of my runs got me all remaining Mii Fighter hats and outfits I needed to collect, along with a couple full sets of custom moves. Using this method, I got half the casts custom moves, all Mii Fighter clothing and every CD in the game after a couple runs. To explain this mode, I'll explain the various orders you can choose. It should be noted that avoiding the stages listed above is crucial to get maximum results.
Metal Battles:
When fighting in Metal Battles, simply latch on to the opponent using Surfboard, then either self destruct or use Fly to K.O. them off the top of the stage depending on whether the stage has walk-offs or not. For the fastest results, don't slow down time with DoT. Just latch and die.
Giant Battles:
Giant Battles follow the same rules as Metal Battles. However, be a bit more wary of getting hit, as it'll eat up a lot of time if you do.
Free For Alls, Teams and Hordes:
Free For Alls, Teams and Hordes is simply using Shadow Morph and spamming Mewtwo's D-Tilt to kill all the opponents. It is recommended to use DoT when the battle starts depending on the amount of fighters, as getting hit out of Shadow Morph will waste time.
Crazy Hand Battle:
All you need to do during this battle is Shadow Morph into the stage and spam B-Air or U-Air. You can't collect the chests, but as far as I know, those chests only contain trophies.
Trophy Rush:
Trophy Rush is fairly simple, and is pretty much described above. To re-iterate, though, all that is needed is going into Trophy Rush, using Shadow Morph, then spamming any of Mewtwo's tilts. This can net you tons of trophies along with a couple custom moves, so getting all the trophies in the game is fairly easy using it.
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Aaaaannndddd.... that's it! I think everything is covered that needs to be covered. Today we are all Mew2Kings.
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This was my last attempt for the night too!
