Editing Mewtwo (SSB4)/Forward throw
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Mewtwo lifts the opponent up then shoots multiple shadow balls at them. It deals the most damage out of any forward throw in the game, but only if all shadow balls connect, as once the first one hits, the opponent can DI the rest to minimize damage and knockback, making it less useful at higher percents if the opponent knows to DI it. It was very weak kill power overall and is not used very much, alongside his down throw, although the high damage gives it use at early percents, as none of his throws can combo, and the shadow balls can easily connect at lower percentages. | Mewtwo lifts the opponent up then shoots multiple shadow balls at them. It deals the most damage out of any forward throw in the game, but only if all shadow balls connect, as once the first one hits, the opponent can DI the rest to minimize damage and knockback, making it less useful at higher percents if the opponent knows to DI it. It was very weak kill power overall and is not used very much, alongside his down throw, although the high damage gives it use at early percents, as none of his throws can combo, and the shadow balls can easily connect at lower percentages. | ||
== | ==Throw and Hitbox data== | ||
===Throw=== | ===Throw=== | ||
{{SSB4ThrowTableHeader}} | {{SSB4ThrowTableHeader}} | ||
