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I think there is a solid strategy here if Mewtwo plays support. By buffing himself, then transferring those buffs to DK and playing healer, three stacks of barrier here would make DK like... stupid. Especially three stacks he's getting without actively needing to focus on them - I take DK here to be fast enough to at least stall Raiden, though my guy's obviously taking heavy damage. Blade Mode slows down time by 50%, so DK... would still be moving at twice his normal speed even given Raiden's fastest reactions.

My issue is that Raiden is excellent at finesse, and DK is... not. I do think that one punch from DK messes with Raiden real bad, and if Mewtwo gets the set-up here and is also able to patch up DK's damage, that's gg. But this relies on:

-DK being able to keep Raiden's full aggro
-Mewtwo remaining in the background and avoiding set-up
-Gordon not interfering

The middle of those, I see no problem with. Mewtwo's a dodgy fella with teleport, they're fine. The top, I'd need to know how strong Raiden's situational awareness is when already in combat, I mostly know him as a great duelist and scout/tracker more than anything, post-cyborging at least. And the last of those... a lot hinges on that. Gordon's potentially dealing a whole lot of damage, and the only guys who can stop him are... well just Bowser, really, Diddy and Dixie don't have a whole lot of places they can go to dodge and be annoying. I'm trying to figure out what those two do here, as if Gordon gets enough damage out on DK to make Mewtwo moot, it's kinda over - I don't take Mewtwo in the 1v1 against Raiden, and think him going all out offensive to start gets Raiden to charge him early, which ends poorly.