Editing Mewtwo (SSBU)/Up special
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Mewtwo quickly vanishes for a brief time, reappearing in another location chosen by the player's directional input. Its travel distance, combined with its ability to retain vertical momentum out of a double jump and granting Mewtwo full | Mewtwo quickly vanishes for a brief time, reappearing in another location chosen by the player's directional input. Its travel distance, combined with its ability to retain vertical momentum out of a double jump and granting Mewtwo full invulnerability from frame 9-19 makes it a strong tool for recovery. Additionally, its low landing lag (20 frames) gives it extra utility as an escape option which can also be used [[out of shield]], however this can be punished if used unwisely. | ||
Teleport can also be used to [[edge cancel]], however this is a risky endeavour as precise spacing is required to avoid overshooting the ledge. | Teleport can also be used to [[edge cancel]], however this is a risky endeavour as precise spacing is required to avoid overshooting the ledge. | ||
