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Your Mewtwo is pretty decent! Great to see another Mewtwo in Aus in tournament. My only advice would be to hold SB just a little bit longer and wait for a moment to hit with it rather than hitting Yoshi's shield. Also, try mixing up your options after you escape egg lay. I find that works well.
Really don't wanna come off as a nusiance, but this got buried last page and nobody responded to it. I'll upload more vids of my Mewtwo later on this weekend.
First off, you are playing extremely impatiently. You are not watching Toon Link to see if the move you are going to use will connect.
So, I'll pick through these one at a time.
Very fascinating to see the Megaman vs Mewtwo match-up. Both of you were playing very deliberately, and it certainly was a test of patience for both of you. I'm honestly amazed at your performance, here. You did fabulously. Your usage of Shadow Ball and air dodge were on-point, and you did well to reflect what you could and avoid what you could.
Well, it's clear he wasn't quite sure what to do with Bayonetta per se, but... holy moley, Swoops, your combo game is insane. You're getting away with stuff that I've never even seen Blue or Mew² get away with. Like, be proud, man. That was impressive.
Pretty awesome to see you here. Have to say you're one of my inspirations. Your movement with Mewtwo is flawless.
+ I could be totally wrong, but that's how I'd try to execute it anyway. Hope this is of some help! (Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong lol.)
Aninymouse
. I think my main issues right now are match up knowledge and I tend to get a little too defensive. I'd like to get more aggressive in the beginning of matches, but my conversions aren't really on point yet so I don't always feel it's worth the risk. (For example, I'm pretty sure at mid percents M2 should be able to loop SH NAir, fastfall > utilt > footstool > SB lock > rinse repeat, but it's pretty tough), although I appreciate the critique. A lot of us here in AZ find him absolutely hilarious, BUT we do think he probably has some stuff to work on presentation wise.
RichBrown
. AZ will be over to SoCal before you know it, so I'll be down for more dittos.
Lol I was about to say, I ended up muting it.
vs Yackabean : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKE3AzUGdSM&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=KillerJawzArancinix
I wonder if he thought that mewtwo had a favorable matchup vs sheik, or if he chose mewtwo for a different reason. He actually could have won that if he didn't sd.
He likes to SD as Mewtwo. That is why he lost to SH's Fox.
Nice to see some Scottish rep!KillerJawz
Just KJ vs Scotland's #1 Player in a set of friendlies.
That ain't me manNice to see some Scottish rep!
Those sets were really good. Particularly how you remained patient when you had to be as opposed to recklessly charging in, and making sure Yaka kept his distance with Shadow Ball. Awesome work, would love to have a match with you some time :D
Could be a useful tool when combined with d-tilt/jab OOS (particularly jab because it would allow you to get close and start a string). I sometimes use something similar to power shield an expected dash attack at the start of a match so i can punish with a turn around d-tilt and start a low percent string. Because of M2's big hurtbox it probably can't be used for too long and I find shield health to be important in most MUs.
Nothing special. Donkey Kong players already have to do this just to approach projectile spammers.
Really useful if you are getting camped out! Would of been so useful against Falco in brawl but i mean PS was really easy on there anyways, but still good stuff dude.
My bad hahaThat ain't me man
KillerJawz is a London player, probably one of the best of the UK.
Still - if you ever want a game I guess ^_^''
GGWP dude. Hope to see more of you in the future! Is there a YouTube channel for Oregon? I'd love to see what that region's players are like.
Check out Blue, Mewsquared, Killerjawz and RichBrown. I have a section on that somewhere, though I might have forgotten to put it in the guide. KillerJawz has his own Youtube, and you probably know how to find Blue and Mewsquared. Rich Brown attends Fire and Dice.
I actually am looking for competetive players in Southern Oregon. ( I know north and mid have a lot) so any Tournies in South Oregon would be great to find.
DKWill has a seriously nasty Donkey Kong. Mew^2 lost to his DK, Blue lost to Vex's DK. What is the DK matchup like for Mewtwo?
Not amazing. It is in Mewtwo's favor except for the whole dying at 50 thing.
Yikes. Sounds rough. I'll be sure to focus more on Donkey Kong in training. DKWill has beaten stellar players for both of my mains
I usually play the MU very safe. Don't use too many moves that can be Shieldgrabbed until 70% and wall him out as much as possible. With DK, you can go from very defensive to outright offensive in a second. He has a lot of very punishable moves, and Mewtwo in advantaged state is scary.Yikes. Sounds rough. I'll be sure to focus more on Donkey Kong in training. DKWill has beaten stellar players for both of my mains
Le Troof might have won if only he hadn't slipped up and SD'd.
PEACE7
The main things I noticed were...
