Frankly Speaking: Mewtwo’s Return

Mewtwo rejoins the Super Smash Bros. lineup. Photo by www.wtfgamersonly.com
Mewtwo rejoins the Super Smash Bros. lineup.
Photos from www.wtfgamersonly.com

For those who didn’t receive the code several weeks ago for owning and registering both versions of the new Super Smash Bros., Mewtwo, as of April 28, is now available for download on both the Nintendo 3DS and the Nintendo Wii U versions of Super Smash Bros.

After debuting in Smash Bros. Melee was not available in either Smash Bros. Brawl or the newest game, Super Smash Bros., fans wanted the popular legendary psychic type Pokemon to return as a playable character. Nintendo announced that Mewtwo would return to the popular fighting game as a DLC (downloadable content) character, along with a few more characters that fans could vote for.

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For those who are worried about if Mewtwo’s move set has changed drastically, the only move that Nintendo has changed is Mewtwo’s final Smash. He now transforms into Mega Mewtwo Y and sends a blast of psychic energy in one direction that blasts anyone unfortunate enough to be caught in the middle of it.

Mewtwo using Shadowball against Luigi. Photo by mynintendonews.com
Mewtwo using Shadowball against Luigi.
Photo by mynintendonews.com

In addition to Mewtwo, new purchasable costumes for the Mii Fighters have been added for those who want more suits and clothes for them. Mewtwo is $3.99 for those who only want to by the character for one device or $4.99 for those who want to buy it for both the 3DS and the Wii U.

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About Frank Garcia

Hello I'm Frank Garcia and I am the creator of the Frankly Speaking videos and stories. I am an assistant editor on staff and plan to be the multimedia editor in my senior year in place of Kayla Gunn. My goal is to keep all the students at Mac up to date on some of the things going on in the gaming/ entertainment world.

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