Extremely Powerful Mew & Mewtwo
I am writing in a suggestion for attacks to give to
Mewtwo and Mew for Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow.
These attack combinations have never failed for me
and they may not fail for you (if you use it wisely). Here are the attack
combinations:
Mewtwo
Thunderbolt (or Blizzard)
Psychic
Amnesia
Recover
Mew
Body Slam (or any Normal, Fighting, Ground, Rock, or
Flying attack)
Swords Dance
Double Team
Softboiled
With Mewtwo, use Amnesia twice, then attack with
Thunderbolt (or Blizzard) or Psychic (depending on the type of the
defending Pokémon). I originally gave Mewtwo Thunderbolt so it can do
well against Psychic/Water types. You could use Blizzard, if you like, to
do well against Exeggutor. Using Amnesia twice makes Mewtwo’s Special at
a dangerously high level. Mewtwo will be virtually invulnerable to any
Grass, Poison, Electric, Psychic (especially), Water, or Fire type
attacks, since those rely on the Special stat. Note that Special deals
with how powerful your Pokémon can use Special Attacks and how well it
can defend against Special Attacks. If the opponent manages to get your HP
low, you could simply Recover. This Mewtwo can easily take out other
Mewtwos, unless they also have Amnesia. I have defeated a large line of
Pokémon teams of six Pokémon with this single Mewtwo. Also, you must
make sure that your particular Mewtwo has a relatively high Speed stat,
because being able to go first each turn against a wide variety of Pokémon
can be very important.
If Mewtwo fails, use Mew (if you have one), to back
it up. Use seven Double Teams first. The opponent wouldn’t be able to
get hardly any hits off of Mew. Then
use three Swords Dances to boost Mew’s Attack stat to unheard of levels.
Then attack. Sure, it does
take ten turns before Mew really attacks, so that’s why my Mew has
Softboiled. Softboiled is exactly like Recover. If the opponent hurts Mew,
Mew can just use Softboiled. Softboiled is very important to teach to a
Pokémon if you have the chance. Only Chansey and Mew can learn Softboiled
via TM 41. Keep in mind that the attack you choose Mew to have with have
to depend on you. A Normal attack won’t do anything to Ghost types and
is weak against Rock types. A Ground attack won’t effect Flying types
and isn’t very effective against Grass and Bug types. A Fighting attack
won’t effect Ghost types and isn’t very effective against Poison,
Flying, Psychic, and Bug types. A Rock attack (which would have to be Rock
Slide) isn’t very effective against Fighting and Ground types.
Of course there are some ways to defeat Mew and
Mewtwo, but everyone I have ever faced (which is a lot of people) don’t
seem to know about them. I hope this advice can help some trainers so that
I can finally have a formidable opponent.
From Michael