forward
Smash Champion
Hey guys someone put up a match of my Mewtwo, what do you think?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69glEGn21u0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69glEGn21u0
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Rate my mewtwo!
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Wilhelmsan
Smash Lord
On a scale of 1 to Taj, you're about a 6 or 7
BTW I caught the upthrow->confusion, it was wonderful.
Who's Falco is that?
BTW I caught the upthrow->confusion, it was wonderful.
Who's Falco is that?
quak
Smash Champion
pretty abstract, but you definatly know how it's done, son
nice reads
Best combo was the one with upthrow confusion on second stock
you got a good mewtwo, and you know it
nice reads
Best combo was the one with upthrow confusion on second stock
you got a good mewtwo, and you know it
It says it on youtube! BTW the falco's skill is questionable, it looks like he has somewhat fast hands, but he doesn't play smart....at all.
Zettai Kurayami
Smash Apprentice
Really good M2. Wouldn't excpect anything less seeing that u and Taj r friends and uve probably fought his M2 like 100 times.
dguy6789
Smash Lord
A highly impressive Mewtwo, Forward. I definitely enjoy seeing videos like this.
JBM falcon08
Smash Master
wow... didn't know m2 could take falco..
Airo
Smash Lord
o.o""" im a little surprised with the comments
(with all respect for forwards falco.... i really do have lots of respect for forward)
but.....
em....
heres my response ....
to be nitpicky....
1) short hop teleports were not close to the ground at all (except for one of them)
2) wavedashes are not smooth =/
3) distracting suicide
4) one of ur wavedash turned into a roll...
5) poor spacing when edgeguarding
6) using nair to recover to the platform = bad (i think u tried this at least 6 times and a good amount of times you got hit by an aerial instead ._.")
7) several fair approaches that miss
and your opponent was noticably terrible... severely terrible, the falco's wavedash goes off the ground, and he gets sheild grabbed lots of times. ><
em..
peace <3 x.x
(with all respect for forwards falco.... i really do have lots of respect for forward)
but.....
em....
heres my response ....
to be nitpicky....
1) short hop teleports were not close to the ground at all (except for one of them)
2) wavedashes are not smooth =/
3) distracting suicide
4) one of ur wavedash turned into a roll...
5) poor spacing when edgeguarding
6) using nair to recover to the platform = bad (i think u tried this at least 6 times and a good amount of times you got hit by an aerial instead ._.")
7) several fair approaches that miss
and your opponent was noticably terrible... severely terrible, the falco's wavedash goes off the ground, and he gets sheild grabbed lots of times. ><
em..
peace <3 x.x
forward
Smash Champion
1) Your right, I'm really bad at using Mew2's teleport in general, so to be safe I just go a little higher off the ground so I don't mess up.
2) Really? For the most part I thought they were good, I got fast ones when I needed them, and shorter ones when necessary *shrugs*
3) lol
4) Actually 2 of them >.<
5) There was only one ledge guard that I messed up, and that was with the d-smash. I would like to have done the super ultra ninja cookies after the d smash but I mess that up a lot, so I didn't go for it.
6) Ya, most of the time I got hit, it would have been safer to just go for the ledge, but it's just a friendly so my mind is more focused on attacking that getting to a safe spot. No jons tho, I know Taj would have gone to the ledge and owned them afterwards, eh.
7) Probably, f-air isn't even that good of an approach, I was probably just going for combos with it.
Enough with being nit-picky, you have to admit, my combos are pretty unique
2) Really? For the most part I thought they were good, I got fast ones when I needed them, and shorter ones when necessary *shrugs*
3) lol
4) Actually 2 of them >.<
5) There was only one ledge guard that I messed up, and that was with the d-smash. I would like to have done the super ultra ninja cookies after the d smash but I mess that up a lot, so I didn't go for it.
6) Ya, most of the time I got hit, it would have been safer to just go for the ledge, but it's just a friendly so my mind is more focused on attacking that getting to a safe spot. No jons tho, I know Taj would have gone to the ledge and owned them afterwards, eh.
7) Probably, f-air isn't even that good of an approach, I was probably just going for combos with it.
Enough with being nit-picky, you have to admit, my combos are pretty unique
dguy6789
Smash Lord
For me at least, Falco is one of the very easiest matchups Mewtwo can have.
Rapid_Assassin
Smash Master
Out of the high tiers anyway... Most low tiers are loads easier than Falco..
Airo
Smash Lord
Forward:
the upthrow to confusion IS very original ^^ and i was very impressed when you first brought it up XD. hehehehe
but other combos you did connected because your opponent didnt know how to tech or DI.
Upthrow to double fair should never connect ><
Dguy:
falco is one of mewtwo's worst enemies, lasers screw mewtwo up big big time. in this match up, falco can be very oppressive leaving mewtwo with barely any options =/
and Yes, i agree with rapid_assasin regarding low tiers.
lol... pichu is cake, easy to edgeguard, easy upthrow kills. not difficult to space. and mewtwo on the stage is much faster than pichu lol
the upthrow to confusion IS very original ^^ and i was very impressed when you first brought it up XD. hehehehe
but other combos you did connected because your opponent didnt know how to tech or DI.
Upthrow to double fair should never connect ><
Dguy:
falco is one of mewtwo's worst enemies, lasers screw mewtwo up big big time. in this match up, falco can be very oppressive leaving mewtwo with barely any options =/
and Yes, i agree with rapid_assasin regarding low tiers.
lol... pichu is cake, easy to edgeguard, easy upthrow kills. not difficult to space. and mewtwo on the stage is much faster than pichu lol
dguy6789
Smash Lord
Airo, I find lasers to be no real problem at all. It is not really character specific in dealing with them either. It is more of how you handle it in general. I agree that if you sit there and get hit by laser after laser, it will be quite problematic. The simple answer is to not let yourself get hit repeatedly by lasers.
Short Hop Laser is a tactic designed to give the Falco control over the match. To beat this tactic, all you have to do is not let the Falco maintain control.
If you remain stationary and shield each projectile, and powershield with a decent level of effectiveness, then the Falco will be forced to approach you, which is exactly the opposite of what he was trying to achieve.
One can also approach the Falco. Granted, this is what the Falco wants you to do, Mewtwo has some of the best options for doing this. He has excellent horizontal movement in the air. This will allow you to get to the Falco while remaining above the lasers usually with few jumps. What you do when you get to the Falco is completely up to the player. Use your best discretion when deciding what to do.
I have played against the best Falcos in Florida and while they can be quite difficult, short hop laser is nothing that cannot be countered.
Peace.
Short Hop Laser is a tactic designed to give the Falco control over the match. To beat this tactic, all you have to do is not let the Falco maintain control.
If you remain stationary and shield each projectile, and powershield with a decent level of effectiveness, then the Falco will be forced to approach you, which is exactly the opposite of what he was trying to achieve.
One can also approach the Falco. Granted, this is what the Falco wants you to do, Mewtwo has some of the best options for doing this. He has excellent horizontal movement in the air. This will allow you to get to the Falco while remaining above the lasers usually with few jumps. What you do when you get to the Falco is completely up to the player. Use your best discretion when deciding what to do.
I have played against the best Falcos in Florida and while they can be quite difficult, short hop laser is nothing that cannot be countered.
Peace.
Engo
Smash Ace
Nice mewtwo, really kept me entertained and the last stock was cool. ;D
Airo
Smash Lord
falco massively counters mewtwo
reasons:
- mewtwo is 100% ground approach
- falco laser kills all ground approaches
mewtwo looses.
as for powershielding.... that option isnt dependable unless you have robotic reflexes.
it doesnt make a difference if you manage to powershield everyone once in many lasers.
and so what if you manage to powershield enough to annoy him...
powershield doesnt combo into anything, you still have no approach.
and only silly falcos would suddenly decide to stop using lasers just because you reflect a few.
adding to reasoning:
the only reason why mewtwo has chance in winning any match is because he has a good wavedash.
lasers completely obliterates your option of wavedashing.
without wavedash, mewtwo has next to no mindgames.
with no mindgames............ em....... lets stop here
dguy6789
Smash Lord
I disagree with the idea that Mewtwo has only ground approaches. Neutral air is an incredible approach when used correctly and it can even be spaced to where you will not get shield grabbed even if they shield it.
A Falco with short hop laser will try and get you to approach him. That is the entire purpose of short hop laser. If the Falco fails in this, and can inflict no damage, he may or may not try something else.
Granted, there is the occasional Falco who will be ridiculously persistent and continue to short hop laser with no end. It is still a matter of who is more persistent. The Mewtwo could camp on the ledge if he really wanted to.
A Falco would not stop using shl just because you reflect a few. A Falco would stop using shl if it was getting him absolutely nowhere in the fight. Power shielding simply hurts the Falco's confidence a bit, it is by no means an end all by itself.
I do agree that wave dashing is of absolute phenomenal necessity for mindgames. Without it, Mewtwo does indeed have none. However, that is not to say that because of this, every single aerial approach is useless. Aerial approaches while a Falco is using short hop laser can be very tricky as a good Falco can react quickly to your approach. When you are approaching, it is a matter of outmaneuvering. Unfortunately, there is no sure fire way of doing it every time. You have to correctly predict what the Falco will do each time and react accordingly, otherwise you will get hit.
Short hop laser aside, Falco gets slaughtered by Mewtwo in close combat. His weight is perfect for nearly every one of Mewtwo's combos.
Peace.
A Falco with short hop laser will try and get you to approach him. That is the entire purpose of short hop laser. If the Falco fails in this, and can inflict no damage, he may or may not try something else.
Granted, there is the occasional Falco who will be ridiculously persistent and continue to short hop laser with no end. It is still a matter of who is more persistent. The Mewtwo could camp on the ledge if he really wanted to.
A Falco would not stop using shl just because you reflect a few. A Falco would stop using shl if it was getting him absolutely nowhere in the fight. Power shielding simply hurts the Falco's confidence a bit, it is by no means an end all by itself.
I do agree that wave dashing is of absolute phenomenal necessity for mindgames. Without it, Mewtwo does indeed have none. However, that is not to say that because of this, every single aerial approach is useless. Aerial approaches while a Falco is using short hop laser can be very tricky as a good Falco can react quickly to your approach. When you are approaching, it is a matter of outmaneuvering. Unfortunately, there is no sure fire way of doing it every time. You have to correctly predict what the Falco will do each time and react accordingly, otherwise you will get hit.
Short hop laser aside, Falco gets slaughtered by Mewtwo in close combat. His weight is perfect for nearly every one of Mewtwo's combos.
Peace.
Airo
Smash Lord
neutral air approach = free hit for falco
this doesnt need explaining
no.. the point of short hop laser is not to get you to approach him.
falcos laser is definitely not a camping tool.
shorthop laser IS falco's approach.
Cow... the laser is a bloody shield stunner than leads into grabs and loads of other combos.
lets not forget that falco combos have no problem connecting on mewtwo
camping on ledge = free edgeguard for falco = suicide
mewtwo doesnt slaughter falco at close combat.
in reality, lots of mewtwo combo that seems to connect, disconnects with good DI.
lets also not forget that falco pillars rip on mewtwo endlessly.
if the falco has no lasers. falco is just about even with mewtwo.
dguy6789
Smash Lord
I would say that neutral air is no free hit at all. Sure, if you do something stupid, you will get predicted and punished, but that is pretty much the same with any move.
While Falco does approach with short hop laser, I would not say that that is the only use for short hop laser.
Many, many Falcos like to bounce around and do short hop laser while you try and get to them to stop them from doing it. They will continue to bounce around with it trying to continue hitting you. When you get close, they will then hit you.
If you are using the shield as the main defense against the short hop laser, then you must definitely be certain to do something else before the Falco gets within range. I do recommend not using the shield method much though. A stationary opponent is quite possibly the easiest one to fight against. I personally prefer to approach the Falco.
I don't really recommend camping the ledge, as it is easy to be edge guarded. I was just throwing that out as a possible option. There are things that can be done with ledge camping though.
In close combat, there are plenty of things that can be directionally influenced out of, but overall, Mewtwo has all the moves needed to beat a Falco. I have not found Falco Pillaring to be anything significantly difficult to deal with. That could be simply because my opponents find it very difficult to get it started on me, so I don't really know for sure. Mewtwo can also take extreme advantage of how Falco gets back on the stage.
I don't think one should consider how Falco would fair without lasers since Falco has them.
I don't think we will end up agreeing on either of the points we are making. We have each played against different people and as such, have developed different ideas about how each character fairs against our own. Just want to say that it is nice to have a good discussion in the Mewtwo section for once.
Peace.
While Falco does approach with short hop laser, I would not say that that is the only use for short hop laser.
Many, many Falcos like to bounce around and do short hop laser while you try and get to them to stop them from doing it. They will continue to bounce around with it trying to continue hitting you. When you get close, they will then hit you.
If you are using the shield as the main defense against the short hop laser, then you must definitely be certain to do something else before the Falco gets within range. I do recommend not using the shield method much though. A stationary opponent is quite possibly the easiest one to fight against. I personally prefer to approach the Falco.
I don't really recommend camping the ledge, as it is easy to be edge guarded. I was just throwing that out as a possible option. There are things that can be done with ledge camping though.
In close combat, there are plenty of things that can be directionally influenced out of, but overall, Mewtwo has all the moves needed to beat a Falco. I have not found Falco Pillaring to be anything significantly difficult to deal with. That could be simply because my opponents find it very difficult to get it started on me, so I don't really know for sure. Mewtwo can also take extreme advantage of how Falco gets back on the stage.
I don't think one should consider how Falco would fair without lasers since Falco has them.
I don't think we will end up agreeing on either of the points we are making. We have each played against different people and as such, have developed different ideas about how each character fairs against our own. Just want to say that it is nice to have a good discussion in the Mewtwo section for once.
Peace.
Airo
Smash Lord
i appreciate you being modest and providing a controlled debate.
but..
it is universally agreed that falco devastatingly counters mewtwo.
pardon me, but
to continue
the main purpose of falco's laser ARE for approaches.
they dont just bounch around and wait for you to attack.
if you see them doing retreating lasers, it is because they are managing their spacings, not because they are camping. with shorthop lasers in proper spacings, they open themselves opportunities for risk-free attacks.
theres nothing mewtwo can do about it too.
falcos are extremely offensive characters. they dont wait for opportunies by camping. they FORCE you into giving them opportunities.
its not like you mewtwo can try to stop the lasers. the thing is... mewtwo cant.
frankly, shield IS the only option mewtwo has.
going air is 100% suicide. nair has no priority. Not that you cant occasionally use it once in every few matches, but you definately cant DEPEND on it for approaches.
mewtwo certainly has a few combos that falco cant DI out of. but those combos dont rip that high, while falcos basic pillars or other simple throw combos can rip damage faster than you do.
mewtwo certainly SHOULD be approaching the falco. but mewtwo approaching by air is certainly suicide.
for mewtwo, the most generally concluded solution is to wavedash out of shield between the lasers and wait patiently for opportunities.
so in conclusion, the only reason mewtwo would win is if the falco doesnt know how to space his retreating lasers and laser chases.
as for falco without lasers.... i can confidently conclude that mewtwo goes about even with him. ive faught a falco without laser under my request.
without lasers, falco still has a very dependable moveset to use on mewtwo.
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you have to see that this is what a falco IS:
a bird that is constantly managing its spacing while lasers rapidly fire at you.
and once a laser hits you/your shield and the spacing spacing between you and him is favorable, mewtwo gets ripped apart.
but..
it is universally agreed that falco devastatingly counters mewtwo.
pardon me, but
to continue
the main purpose of falco's laser ARE for approaches.
they dont just bounch around and wait for you to attack.
if you see them doing retreating lasers, it is because they are managing their spacings, not because they are camping. with shorthop lasers in proper spacings, they open themselves opportunities for risk-free attacks.
theres nothing mewtwo can do about it too.
falcos are extremely offensive characters. they dont wait for opportunies by camping. they FORCE you into giving them opportunities.
its not like you mewtwo can try to stop the lasers. the thing is... mewtwo cant.
frankly, shield IS the only option mewtwo has.
going air is 100% suicide. nair has no priority. Not that you cant occasionally use it once in every few matches, but you definately cant DEPEND on it for approaches.
mewtwo certainly has a few combos that falco cant DI out of. but those combos dont rip that high, while falcos basic pillars or other simple throw combos can rip damage faster than you do.
mewtwo certainly SHOULD be approaching the falco. but mewtwo approaching by air is certainly suicide.
for mewtwo, the most generally concluded solution is to wavedash out of shield between the lasers and wait patiently for opportunities.
so in conclusion, the only reason mewtwo would win is if the falco doesnt know how to space his retreating lasers and laser chases.
as for falco without lasers.... i can confidently conclude that mewtwo goes about even with him. ive faught a falco without laser under my request.
without lasers, falco still has a very dependable moveset to use on mewtwo.
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you have to see that this is what a falco IS:
a bird that is constantly managing its spacing while lasers rapidly fire at you.
and once a laser hits you/your shield and the spacing spacing between you and him is favorable, mewtwo gets ripped apart.
quak
Smash Champion
in all fairness, using mewtwo usually is suicide.
Airo
Smash Lord
theoretically, its not toooo far from truth.
in reality, mewtwo is usually capable of putting up a very good fight.
in reality, mewtwo is usually capable of putting up a very good fight.
dguy6789
Smash Lord
Agreed. I have been playing only Mewtwo at every tourney I have ever been to(And that is a lot of tourneys) Even against the very hardest matchups that Mewtwo can have, I never changed to another character that was better suited for the match. I simply tried to work with what I had. A ton of people who have never seen a good Mewtwo definitely come away surprised and impressed. It is the coolest feeling ever to be playing a match and some random people in the back that are watching are like "Woah, look at that Mewtwo"
Back to the discussion. It is universally agreed that Falco beats Mewtwo overall. That is a good reason for there being such a distance in the tier list between them. I think I should clarify a bit though. I would not necessarily say Mewtwo beats Falco just in that sense. I was meaning more of Mewtwo having an easier time against Falco than most of his other matchups. This of course could simply be due to me having a few odd opponents who are very good with some of the lesser played characters. For example, I play against an ungodly skilled Ness player on a relatively regular basis and that has given me a great respect for all Ness players.
Peace.
D
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I didn't read any other posts in this topic.
@ forward, a few things I noticed.
-When I saw you backthrow KO falco from the middle of the stage at 108% I was salivating at my keyboard to play this guy. Reminds me of when I played NEO's captain falcon and he survived my backthrow at the very edge of FD at 180%. Same with the lack of DI for upthrow combos.
-upthrow confusion is a hot combo lolol
couple laggy teleports, but that's just splitting hairs. looks pretty sweet overall. Would be a tad sweeter if falco knew how to DI mewtwo's throws.
@ forward, a few things I noticed.
-When I saw you backthrow KO falco from the middle of the stage at 108% I was salivating at my keyboard to play this guy. Reminds me of when I played NEO's captain falcon and he survived my backthrow at the very edge of FD at 180%. Same with the lack of DI for upthrow combos.
-upthrow confusion is a hot combo lolol
couple laggy teleports, but that's just splitting hairs. looks pretty sweet overall. Would be a tad sweeter if falco knew how to DI mewtwo's throws.
Airo
Smash Lord
back at Dguy
well... ive played a good amount of tournament leveled falcos (meaning falcos in the winners brackets, not looser brackets)
and its in my observation that some of those falcos are easy to destroy, even though they are no noobs at all.
so... its quite apparent to me that mewtwo's surprise factor does half of the winning (or putting up a good fight) in tournament matches.
my crewmate's falco obliterates me.
can it be concluded that falco's can easily destroy mewtwo if they know how to take advantage of what they have?
well... ive played a good amount of tournament leveled falcos (meaning falcos in the winners brackets, not looser brackets)
and its in my observation that some of those falcos are easy to destroy, even though they are no noobs at all.
so... its quite apparent to me that mewtwo's surprise factor does half of the winning (or putting up a good fight) in tournament matches.
my crewmate's falco obliterates me.
can it be concluded that falco's can easily destroy mewtwo if they know how to take advantage of what they have?
dguy6789
Smash Lord
Indeed, the surprise factor will play a major role in the effectiveness, especially if you are good(And you are).
I have noticed that some of my own crew guys put up some of the most intense fights that I play. They know Mewtwo like the back of their hand. No specific move surprises them. Fighting against them is purely tactical. None of them plays as Falco though.
Could it be possible that your crew mate has simply played against you so much that he is able to read your moves with a good level of effectiveness?
I wouldn't say it could be concluded that Falco defeats Mewtwo completely though. It could simply be possible that your crew buddy is simply a bit better at the game overall. I don't know though.
Throughout my Mewtwo career, especially back when I first started it, I hit a ton of brick walls. I would be three and four stocked by the top players. They were so overwhelmingly fast and precise that I couldn't move. I felt as if there was nothing I could do. Every one of my buds around suggested that I pick up another character. I decided to stick with it and continue to play only as Mewtwo(Simply because he is awesome). I became faster, all my moves became L canceled, wave dashing use grew substantially. I created mind games, I played such an overwhelming number of matches against an enourmous variety of people of all skill levels. Over time, I became more experienced. I was infinitely more confident. The improvement was very tangible. When I managed to defeat a Sheik that four stocked me six months previously, that was the final evidence that I needed. That was a long time ago. Now, I feel as if there is nothing I can't do. I play against Florida's absolute best on a regular basis and continue do very well against them, continuously improving. I consistently get good placings in Florida's largest tourney.
I guess the point I am trying to make is that as I am right now, I do not feel that any character is unbeatable. I feel that there is always something I can do either now or in the future to eventually be able to beat that guy.
Peace.
I have noticed that some of my own crew guys put up some of the most intense fights that I play. They know Mewtwo like the back of their hand. No specific move surprises them. Fighting against them is purely tactical. None of them plays as Falco though.
Could it be possible that your crew mate has simply played against you so much that he is able to read your moves with a good level of effectiveness?
I wouldn't say it could be concluded that Falco defeats Mewtwo completely though. It could simply be possible that your crew buddy is simply a bit better at the game overall. I don't know though.
Throughout my Mewtwo career, especially back when I first started it, I hit a ton of brick walls. I would be three and four stocked by the top players. They were so overwhelmingly fast and precise that I couldn't move. I felt as if there was nothing I could do. Every one of my buds around suggested that I pick up another character. I decided to stick with it and continue to play only as Mewtwo(Simply because he is awesome). I became faster, all my moves became L canceled, wave dashing use grew substantially. I created mind games, I played such an overwhelming number of matches against an enourmous variety of people of all skill levels. Over time, I became more experienced. I was infinitely more confident. The improvement was very tangible. When I managed to defeat a Sheik that four stocked me six months previously, that was the final evidence that I needed. That was a long time ago. Now, I feel as if there is nothing I can't do. I play against Florida's absolute best on a regular basis and continue do very well against them, continuously improving. I consistently get good placings in Florida's largest tourney.
I guess the point I am trying to make is that as I am right now, I do not feel that any character is unbeatable. I feel that there is always something I can do either now or in the future to eventually be able to beat that guy.
Peace.
Airo
Smash Lord
heh... my "guy to beat" IS the falco player.
best in BC.
i suppose that explains a little bit why i am so affirmed the the point of view that falco massively counters mewtwo.
but in honesty, he mained so many different characters in the past and became quite literally godly with every character he uses. through him, i think he gave me a very well rounded view of what characters mewtwo do well against. and from my experience, mewtwo does horrible against marth, falco, and cfalcon.
peace
just to show him off a little bit..
he is technically discusting.
you know how people do short hop lasers?
he shines in between each of his SHlasers..
and he also does this .....Shine to Upsmash on me.....
not pretty ._."
best in BC.
i suppose that explains a little bit why i am so affirmed the the point of view that falco massively counters mewtwo.
but in honesty, he mained so many different characters in the past and became quite literally godly with every character he uses. through him, i think he gave me a very well rounded view of what characters mewtwo do well against. and from my experience, mewtwo does horrible against marth, falco, and cfalcon.
peace
just to show him off a little bit..
he is technically discusting.
you know how people do short hop lasers?
he shines in between each of his SHlasers..
and he also does this .....Shine to Upsmash on me.....
not pretty ._."
forward
Smash Champion
Seriously guys, I believe I have more experience than anyone else here in the Falco vs M2 match up. And my conclusion, Falco wins 60/40
Its not a hard counter, by far takes a lot of experience from the falco player to know the match. So I would guess that by tourney results you would see more Mewtwo players win the match.
Its not a hard counter, by far takes a lot of experience from the falco player to know the match. So I would guess that by tourney results you would see more Mewtwo players win the match.
Airo
Smash Lord
taj is an exception... he doesnt play mewtwo.... he plays.....
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but ok forward.
60/40 is a settle-able ratio
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but ok forward.
60/40 is a settle-able ratio
dguy6789
Smash Lord
Heh, Taj FTW.
oh snap forward puttin up m2 videos on my birthday? lol @ people telling you how mewtwo vs falco goes XD
Airo
Smash Lord
lol gimpy are you lol ing at me? lol
_the_sandman_
Smash Ace
A Mewtwo that can destroy a spamming, wavedashing, and overall stereotyped Falco user gets two thumbs up in my book!
HAEMO_LACRIA
Smash Cadet
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Nice Work ! I''ll rate it an 8/10
I recommend to use some more air attacks
I recommend to use some more air attacks
Me14k
Smash Lord
Any good M2 gets two thumbs up for me :bigthumbu
DGK all day
Smash Apprentice
wow i cant do crap with mewtwo
BrandonOwnageking
Smash Journeyman
very nice this vid answered some questions of mine
Layupfreak
Smash Ace
Very good M2 Forward. i rate it a 9/10