So I just watched a really interesting game theory type video on the underlying plot of Smash bros being about an autistic child. While I think it does raise some suspicion that episode was made trying to weave this narrative together based on this premise, I actually like it more then Mat Pat's video.

And why, pray tell, is Smash Brothers based upon an autistic child?

It's more about a kid playing with hi's toys if anything. I don't remember the video mentioning an autistic child.

The guy based it on various things in the Smash bros universe that show some symptoms from the pool of autism.
I'm not saying he's right, and to repeat, seems like he went out to justify an idea he came up with.

https://youtu.be/yeh7D0zz8G0

Dude that's every fighting game DLC ever.:lol

After watching a bunch of videos of Wolf gameplay, I'd be down if he came back as DLC. He's not a blatant clone like everyone says he is, so I'm cool with him if he gets in.

I just brought Mewtwo for my Wii U version of Smash.

So far he plays good, but both his side and down Bs are giving me trouble since I can't land them. Any hints on how to "git gud" with Mewtwo?

Also did they ever fix the glitch that Mewtwo causes when you use him in single player? I want to see how he fares in Classic but I'm worried about corrupting my saves.

I kind of want Wonder red and a stage for him to be DLC. With all the Capcom stuff in there i wouldn't if there was a Viewtifull Joe song in there.

Mewtwo is a rather odd case. Use his Side B defensively. Primarily reflecting projectiles or to keep an enemy at bay if they're pressuring you. If it lands against a grounded foe, you can chain into a Down Smash, as well. Also, it might go through shields, setting up for some nice damage.
I primarily use his Side B as a counter, rather than to pressure, basically.

For his down B, I got nothing. If you see an opportunity (Like an enemy running in for a dash attack or, if in a 3-4 player fight, use it in the chaos). Otherwise, I basically act like it's not even there :lol

I don't know if the bug has been removed, but if I recall, it only affect multi-man Smash and All Star when used with Mewtwo (I could be wrong, though)

And Wonderful 101 isn't Capcom. I wouldn't be against Viewtiful Joe stuff, though...

The base of his tail is stronger percentage-wise. His side B can reflect projectiles, and you can combo his throws into his most powerful smashes.

And yes, they did fix the glitch with the most recent patch.