Introduction

The full boss version of the 1993 MechaGodzilla, now equipped with Garuda. This version fixes much of his base version's weaknesses, while further improving his strengths, most importantly giving him reliable antiairs and strong pressure tools. The result is Super MG is even more oppressive, and feels threatening instead of merely annoying.

Overview

Strengths

With Garuda equipped, he's much faster than before, and has a double jump. His 270 throw does real damage, his wrath absorbs projectiles and is much faster
With Garuda off, the Garuda swoop is an untargetable assist call that's superb for lockdown, chip, and is anti everything due to how long it stuns for
He can antiair properly now, in either form

Weaknesses

Button hitboxes are still slim
Damage output is still low
Crouch and stun hurtboxes are still huge

General Strategy

Plays largely the same as regular MG93, but has antiairs and a reason to grab when he doesn't have wrath now, which makes his low poke pressure now terrifying. His boosted wrath is a much better random mixup, and can punish any energy projectile attempt from extreme distances on reaction. With Garuda off, he can confirm into wrath on hit or block from any swoop. Try your best to get Garuda off and near them for massive pressure. If Garuda is close, swoop and trading is often a better antiair as you can confirm into j. X then OTG with d+X. However, even if you get separated from Garuda, the dp beam can still protect you from jumpers from afar. Keep in mind his throws and wrath take on his regular version's properties when Garuda isn't attached, so swoop into forced throw is probably not a very good option. You'll mostly be looking to aggressively amass stun and chip pressure, and just getting your damage in when they're stunned.