Mew2King

Jason Sheldon Zimmerman[1] (born February 5, 1989), known by his gamertag Mew2King, commonly shortened to M2K, is an American professional Super Smash Bros. player from Cinnaminson, New Jersey.[2] He has won more than 70 tournaments during his career, primarily in Super Smash Bros. Melee. Zimmerman is considered one of the "Five Gods" of Melee, along with Juan "Hungrybox" Debiedma, Adam "Armada" Lindgren, Kevin "PPMD" Nanney, and Joseph "Mang0" Marquez and is also considered one of the best Super Smash Bros. Brawl players of all time.[3][4] He has also competed at a top-level in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and Project M.

Mew2King
Jason Zimmerman
Zimmerman in 2020
Personal information
BornJason Sheldon Zimmerman
(1989-02-05) February 5, 1989
HometownCinnaminson Township, New Jersey
NationalityUnited States (American)
Nickname(s)M2K
The Robot
Career information
StatusActive
Current teamFree agent
GamesSuper Smash Bros.
Super Smash Bros. Melee
Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Project M
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Career prize money$218,283.12
Career history
2009–2015Empire Arcadia
2011–2014CLASH Tournaments
2012–2014Play-For-Keeps
2014–presentMost Valuable Gaming
2014–??Pastime Legends
2015–2016COGnitive Gaming
2016–2020Echo Fox
Twitch information
Channel
Followers185.5 thousand
Total views4.6 million
Follower and view counts updated as of February 2020.

In Melee, Zimmerman primarily plays Marth, Sheik, and Fox, while he plays Meta Knight in Brawl. He uses his namesake character Mewtwo, as well as Fox and Mario, in Project M and specializes as Kirby in Super Smash Bros. 64. In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, Zimmerman's primary character is Cloud. Zimmerman is known for his extremely methodical and logical style of play, as well as his knowledge of frame data in Melee, earning him the nickname The Robot.[5] He is known to play Melee using a claw-like grip on his controller. For his skill across every Smash Bros. game, he is regarded by some as the greatest overall Smash Bros. player of all time.[6] From May 2016 to January 2020, he was a member of the professional eSports organization Echo Fox.[7]

Gaming career

Mew2King began competing in tournaments in 2005 at the age of 16.[8] Kashan "Chillindude" Khan described M2K as having little natural aptitude for the game, becoming good through practicing a lot.[1] During 2006, Mew2King went from being relatively unknown to being one of the best players in the game.[4] In 2004, he spent over 2,000 hours with help from SuperDoodleMan collecting data about various attacks and movements in Melee.[1][9] In 2007, he managed to place 9th at EVO World 2007.[10] Zimmerman was considered the best Melee and Brawl player from 20082009.[1] From 20102014, his tournament placing declined and he began losing to improving newer players. Zimmerman and Wyatt "ADHD" Beekman, were banned by Major League Gaming from competing in MLG Dallas 2010, after the two had allegedly conspired to manipulate brackets at Brawl event at MLG DC 2010.[11] The ban came after ADHD had stated that he paid Mew2King US$300 to lose the loser's bracket final, a violation of MLG rules. MLG dropped Brawl from their pro circuit at the end of 2010.[12]

For most of 2013, M2K had not won a major tournament all year until he went on a winning streak where he won virtually all of his fights, including against Mango, whom he had not beaten for several years.[13] In 2014, Mew2King lost to aMSa in winners quarters and Armada in losers finals at Kings of Cali 4.[14] Mew2King finished 2nd to Mango at Big House 4 in Romulus, Michigan.[15] After a complex leveling game, Juan "Hungrybox" Debiedma defeated Zimmerman at Paragon Orlando 2015.[16]

Zimmerman in 2019

From 2007 to 2014 Mew2King was member of Empire Arcadia (EMP), a company that has also sponsored e-sports players such as Justin Wong. He left the organization after having issues with back payment from the organization.[17] Zimmerman alleges that since 2009 EMP president Isaiah "Triforce" Johnson has owed him "US$5k total more/less" and has lent Johnson more than US$1,000.[18] From 2011 to 2014 Mew2King was sponsored by CLASH Tournaments (CT).[19] From 2012 to 2014 Mew2King was signed with Vancouver-based Play-For-Keeps, an online e-sports betting service.[20]

Mew2King has supported Pastime Gaming and Most Valuable Gaming since late 2014, and started working as a business manager for the latter. By late 2014 to early 2015, Mew2King began focusing his time on Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and online streaming and plans on playing fewer online tournaments due to hand problems.[21] His tournament placings have also declined, placing tied for 9th at Apex 2015.[22][23] In April 2015 he became a member of esports team COGnitive Gaming.[24] Around June 2015, Mew2king suffered a hand injury and missed CEO 2015 and EVO 2015. He did however attend Super Smash Con in August 2015 where he placed 2nd after losing to Leffen. On August 31 he defeated Leffen in the grand finals of PAX Prime 2015, thereby ending the streak of Swedish players winning national tournaments.[25] At Paragon Los Angeles 2015, Mew2King placed second, losing to Mango in Grand Finals.[26]

Mew2King finished 9–12th in Melee singles at GENESIS 3 in January. In early April Mew2King left COGnitive. On April 17, 2016, Mew2King joined Echo Fox.[27]

Mew2King finished in 1st place in Melee singles at Smash Summit 6 in May 2018. Mew2King did not lose in the bracket stage, managing to defeat Armada twice, including during the grand finals. He became the first player to win a Smash Summit event outside of Armada and Hungrybox.[28]

Mew2King has since decided to focus most of his efforts on Smash Ultimate, the new title in the Super Smash Bros series. He has received mixed results but most notably placed 25th at Smash Conference United and 9th at Smash Ultimate Summit.

Personal life

Mew2King's handle comes from the Pokémon Mewtwo. Zimmerman grew up in Cinnaminson Township, New Jersey, and is a 2007 graduate of Cinnaminson High School.[29] He attended Lorain County Community College before transferring to Camden County College, from where he has an associate degree in game design/computer science. Mew2King says that he had to do an additional half-year of school again because several credits would not transfer.[30] He is uninterested in pursuing a bachelor's degree.[31]

Zimmerman has been diagnosed with Asperger syndrome,[32] obsessive–compulsive disorder and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder[33] and has suffered from depression and suicidal thoughts for most of his life.[18][34] He has attributed much of his social growth to the Smash community.[1]

From May to November 2014, Zimmerman, lived in Los Angeles, California, with YouTube gaming personality Sky Williams, who houses several other professional gamers. In early 2015, Mew2King moved to Phoenix, Arizona. In summer 2015, he moved to Florida. Zimmerman is a full-time video game player who streams on Twitch[35] and attends tournaments almost every week.[5] He is a co-owner of video game tournament organizing company Most Valuable Gaming.[36] He was included in the Forbes 30 Under 30 "Games" List for 2019.[37][38]

A 2009 photo of Mew2King getting kissed by a girl at a Super Smash Bros. Tournament has become a widely circulated viral image across the internet, including an article written on the subject by ESPN.[39]

In July 2020, Zimmerman was targeted with accusations of having masturbated in front of several minors for a number of years; the accusation went viral within the Smash Bros. community, which led to cyberharassment against Zimmerman.[40] In response, Zimmerman revealed that the source of his lifelong depression was a botched circumcision as an infant, which made it "pretty much impossible or extremely, and I mean extremely, difficult to feel pleasure, orgasm or any of that stuff" for him. Regarding the accusations, Zimmerman stated: "Not only did that not happen, I can't even make that happen."[34][40][41][42] The original twitter user who "called out" Zimmerman has since apologized and admitted said allegations were false. [43]

Notable tournament placings

Super Smash Bros. Melee

Tournament[44]Date1v1 placement2v2 placementPartner
Gettin' Schooled 2June 25–26, 200523rd22ndPimpUigi
BOMB 4November 12, 20059th1stVidjogamer
MLG New York Opener 2005April 21–23, 20067th5thEddie
MLG Dallas 2006May 19–20, 20067th7thNEO
MLG Anaheim 2006June 23–24, 20065th7thThe King
MELEE-FC6July 13–15, 20062nd1stVidjogamer
MLG Chicago 2006July 21–22, 20063rd3rdKoreanDJ
Zero Challenge 2August 15–17, 20063rd4thKoreanDJ
MLG Orlando 2006August 25–26, 20065th3rdVidjogamer
MLG New York Playoffs 2006October 13–14, 20065th2ndThe King
MLG Las Vegas 2006November 18, 20064th3rdThe King
Cataclysm 3March 3–4, 20071st1stIsai
MLG Long Island 2007May 5–6, 20072nd1stIsai
EVO EastMay 25–27, 20071st
Pound 2June 16–17, 20072nd1stPC Chris
MELEE-FC DiamondJuly 12–14, 20071st5thIsai
Zero Challenge 3July 20–22, 20072nd4thChuDat
EVO West 2007July 27–29, 20071st
EVO World 2007August 24–26, 20079th
Super Champ ComboSeptember 29–30, 20071st4thHugS
C3 A Tournament In OctoberOctober 20, 20071st2ndPC Chris
Viva La SmashtaclysmNovember 10–11, 20074th2ndVidjogamer
Pound 3February 2–3, 20082nd1stAzen
Revival of MeleeMarch 7–8, 20092nd2ndJman
Apex 2009May 9–10, 20092nd1stJman
GENESISJuly 10–12, 20095th1stJman
S.N.E.S.August 21–23, 20093rd2ndCort
Pound 4January 16–18, 20105th49thJman
Apex 2010August 6–8, 20103rd2ndJman
Revival of Melee 3November 20–21, 20102nd5thDarc
Winter Game Fest VIJanuary 22–24, 20115th1stPPMD
Pound VFebruary 19–21, 20115th1stArmada
GENESIS 2July 15–17, 20115th2ndPPMD
Revival of Melee 4November 19–20, 20113rd1stKage
Apex 2012January 6–8, 201217th1stArmada
Zenith 2012May 26–27, 20122nd1stJman
IMPULSEJune 30 – July 1, 20124th5thToph
Revival of Melee 5November 17–18, 20121st1stChillin
Apex 2013January 11–13, 20133rd1stArmada
Zenith 2013June 1–2, 20133rd1stHax
EVO 2013July 12–14, 20135th1stHungrybox
The Big House 3October 12–13, 20131st1stHungrybox
The Break Smash Weekly #03November 8, 20131st
Pound V.5November 9, 20131st1stMango
Revival of Melee 6November 16–17, 20131st1stHungrybox
Kings of Cali 3December 14–15, 20131st1stLucky
KTAR 8December 28, 20131st1stPB&J
McSmashter 3January 11–12, 20141st2ndWeon-X
Apex 2014January 17–19, 20142nd1stHax
Shuffle VFebruary 22–23, 20141st1stHungrybox
Polybash XIIIMarch 1–2, 20141st1stVwins
Revival of Melee 7March 8–9, 20142nd1stHax
Smashing Grounds 5March 20, 20141st
KTAR 9March 22, 20141st1stZeRo
Northwest Majors VIMay 2–4, 20141st1stBladewise
Get On My Level 2014May 10–11, 20143rd1stHungrybox
Pat's House 2May 24–25, 20141st1stHungrybox
SKTAR 3May 31 – June 1, 20142nd1stArmada
Super SWEETJune 7–8, 20142nd1stArmada
SSS Lock-InJune 14–15, 20142nd1stArmada
MLG Anaheim 2014June 20–22, 20143rd1stArmada
CEO 2014June 27–29, 20144th1stArmada
Kings of Cali 4July 5–6, 20143rd1stArmada
EVO 2014July 11–13, 20145th2ndHax
Zenith 2014August 2–3, 20141st1stHax
Infinity and Beyond! 18August 14, 20141st
Low Tier City 2August 16–17, 20141st2ndPB&J
Smash the RecordAugust 22–25, 20142nd
Tipped Off 10September 20–21, 20142nd2ndColbol
The Big House 4October 4–5, 20142nd1stArmada
Do You Fox Wit It?November 15–16, 201413th1stHax
KTAR XINovember 22, 20141st (Split)1stHax
The Come UpDecember 6–7, 20141st1stWeon-X
Pacific Northwest RegionalDecember 20–21, 20141st
Paragon 2015January 17–18, 20152nd4thArmada
Apex 2015January 30 – February 1, 20159th1stHungrybox
Shots FiredFebruary 28 – March 1, 20151st1stVaNz
MVG SandstormApril 18–19, 201549th (Forfeit)2ndArmada
Press StartMay 9–10, 20157th1stHungrybox
Revelation 2May 16–17, 20151st1stCactuar
Smash 'N' SplashJune 13–14, 20151st1stVidjogamer
EXP 2015June 28–29, 20151st1stSFAT
WTFoxJuly 10–11, 20154th1stArmada
Smash Factor 4July 24–26, 20151st1stValdo
Low Tier City 3August 1–2, 20152nd1stAxe
Smash @ Xanadu Wednesday 8/6August 6, 20151st
Super Smash ConAugust 6–9, 20152nd2ndWizzrobe
PAX Prime 2015August 28–30, 20151st2ndHugS
The Big House 5October 2–4, 20153rd2ndHungrybox
MLG World Finals 2015October 16–18, 20152nd1stWizzrobe
Smash SummitNovember 5–8, 20153rd2ndArmada
GENESIS 3 January 15–17, 2016 9th 1st Armada
Battle of the Five Gods March 17–19, 2016 7th
Smash Summit 2April 21–24, 20163rd1stArmada
Enthusiast Gaming Live ExpoApril 29 – May 1, 20163rd1stArmada
DreamHack Austin 2016May 6–8, 20163rd
Get On My Level 2016May 20–22, 20169th
Smash'N'Splash 2June 11–12, 20163rd3rdPrince Abu
Apex 2016June 17–19, 20161st2ndJman
CEO 2016June 24–25, 20162nd1stHungrybox
WTFox 2July 1–3, 20163rd1stArmada
EVO 2016July 15–17, 20165th2ndHungrybox
Clutch City ClashAugust 6–7, 20161st1stSFAT
Super Smash Con 2016August 11–14, 20163rd1stIce
EndgameAugust 20–21, 20161st
Shine 2016August 26–28, 20161st1stPlup
The Big House 6October 7–9, 20164th5thHungrybox
Canada Cup 2016October 28–30, 20163rd1stArmada
Smash Summit 3November 3–6, 20163rd1stArmada
UGC Smash OpenDecember 2–4, 20162nd4thHungrybox
GENESIS 4 January 20–22, 2017 3rd 5th Hungrybox
Smash Summit - Spring 2017 March 2–5, 2017 4th 1st Armada
EVO 2017 July 15–16, 2017 4th
Smash Summit 6 May 3–6, 2018 1st 3rd Plup

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Tournament[45]Date1v1 placement2v2 placementPartner
Critical Hit 3July 5, 20081st2ndVelocity
FAST 1July 17–20, 20081st1stCort
Clash of the Titans IVFebruary 7–8, 20091st1stLee Martin
WHOBOApril 10–12, 20091st1stInui
Apex 2009May 9–10, 20092nd1stAlly
GENESISJuly 10–12, 20092nd1stFiction
EVO 2009July 17–19, 20091st1stAlly
S.N.E.S.August 21–23, 20093rd1stAlly
Active GamersSeptember 26–27, 20091st1stTyrant
Pound 4January 16–18, 20102nd1stAlly
WHOBO 2April 2–4, 20102nd1stAlly
MLG Orlando 2010April 16–18, 20101st1stAlly
MLG Columbus 2010June 4–6, 20101st1stAlly
Apex 2010August 6–8, 20103rd1stLee Martin
MLG Raleigh 2010August 27–29, 20101st1stAlly
MLG DC 2010October 15–17, 20103rd2ndAlly
Winter Game Fest VIJanuary 22–23, 20111st1stLee Martin
Pound VFebruary 19–21, 20119th1stAnti
GENESIS 2July 15–17, 20111st1stAlly
KTAR 6August 14, 20115th1stAnti
Apex 2012January 6–8, 201213th2ndAnti
Clash of the Titans 6June 2–3, 20123rd1stADHD
IMPULSE (MK-banned)June 30 – July 1, 20125thMeekspeedy
SKTARJuly 14–15, 20129th1stTrela
Sun Rise TournamentAugust 10–12, 20127th17thVinnie
Apex 2013January 11–13, 20132nd2ndAlly
WHOBO 5 (MK-banned)October 19–20, 201317th4thMekos
KTAR 8December 28, 20131st5thShaky
Smash Factor 2January 3–5, 20142nd1stZeRo
Apex 2014January 17–19, 20144th7thLee Martin
Shuffle VFebruary 22–23, 20143rd2ndMJG
Polybash XIIIMarch 1–2, 20141st2ndChibo
KTAR 9March 22, 20142nd5thInui
Northwest Majors VIMay 2–4, 20141st
Get On My Level 2014May 10–11, 20141st1stNakat
SKTAR 3May 31 – June 1, 20142ndAlly
Super Smash ConAugust 6–9, 20151st
Super Smash Con 2016August 11–14, 20169th
EndgameAugust 20–21, 20161st

Project M

Tournament[46]Date1v1 placement2v2 placementPartner
Zenith 2012May 26–27, 20129th
Zenith 2013June 1–2, 20135th
The Big House 3October 12–13, 20134th1stHungrybox
Pound V.5November 9, 20131st
KTAR 8December 28, 20131st
McSmashter 3January 11–12, 20141st1stToronto Joe
Apex 2014January 17–19, 20142nd
Shuffle VFebruary 22–23, 20141st2ndStrong Bad
Polybash XIIIMarch 1–2, 20141st1stAlly
KTAR 9March 22, 20141st1stRolex
Northwest Majors VIMay 2–4, 20141st
SKTAR 3May 31 – June 1, 20142nd2ndArmada
Super SWEETJune 7–8, 20142nd
CEO 2014June 27–29, 20143rd2ndZeRo
Zenith 2014August 2–3, 20144th1stZeRo
Infinity and Beyond! 18August 14, 20141st
Low Tier City 2August 16–17, 20141st1stInfinity
Infinity and Beyond! 19August 22, 20141st3rdInfinity
Tipped Off 10September 20–21, 20143rd3rdHungrybox
The Big House 4October 4–5, 20143rd1stZeRo
KTAR XINovember 22, 20141st (Split)1stRolex
Pacific Northwest RegionalDecember 20–21, 20141st
Paragon 2015 OrlandoJanuary 17–18, 20151st
Paragon 2015 Los AngelesSeptember 5–6, 20153rd6th (Split)Ally
Smash'N'Splash 2June 11–12, 20169th1stMrLz
WTFox 2July 1–3, 20161stHungrybox
Clutch City ClashAugust 6–7, 20162ndAlly
EndgameAugust 20–21, 20161st

Super Smash Bros.

Tournament[47]Date1v1 placement2v2 placementPartner
D.D.O.S.September 17, 20131st
WHOBO 5October 19–20, 20131st
Polybash XIIIMarch 1–2, 20143rd1st (Split)Fireblaster

Super Smash Bros. for 3DS

Tournament[48]Date1v1 placement2v2 placementPartner
Tipped Off 10September 20–21, 20142nd
Do You Fox Wit It?November 15–16, 20141st

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Tournament[49]Date1v1 placement2v2 placementPartner
KTAR XINovember 22, 20142nd4thVinnie
The Come UpDecember 6–7, 20144th1stAlly
Pacific Northwest RegionalDecember 20–21, 20141st
Paragon 2015January 17–18, 20151st
MVG Super Smash Bros. TournamentJanuary 25, 20151st
Apex 2015January 30 – February 1, 20155th1stZeRo
Shots FiredFebruary 28 – March 1, 20154th1stAlly
MVG SandstormApril 18–19, 20153rd1stZeRo
Chokaigi 2015April 25–26, 20152nd1stZeRo
Revelation 2May 16–17, 20155th2ndMVD
Smash 'N' SplashJune 13–14, 20155th1stAlly
EXP 2015June 28–29, 20155th1stAlly
WTFoxJuly 10–11, 20151st
Smash Factor 4July 24–26, 20155thMax Ketchum
Low Tier City 3August 1–2, 20152ndZeRo
PAX Prime 2015August 28–30, 20153rd5thLogic
Shots Fired 2March 5–6, 20165th1stAlly
Enthusiast Gaming Live ExpoApril 29 – May 1, 20163rd1stAlly
Get On My Level 2016May 20–22, 20165th2ndNairo
Smash'N'Splash 2June 11–12, 20165th1stAlly
Apex 2016June 17–19, 20164th2ndVoiD
CEO 2016June 24–26, 201697th1stAlly
WTFox 2July 1–3, 20165th2ndDabuz
Clutch City ClashAugust 6–7, 20165th1stAlly
EndgameAugust 20–21, 20162nd2ndTrela
Shine 2016August 26–28, 20165th1stAnti
The Big House 6October 7–9, 201625th2ndAlly
Canada Cup 2016October 28–30, 20163rd2ndAlly

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