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Olimar's biggest problem is his abysmal recovery. Although his double jump is decent, he has poor [[air speed]] and relies on a [[tether recovery]]. As a result, he is at the mercy of [[edge hogging]], and because the move puts him into the [[helpless]] state he must attempt to throw Pikmin to fend off an opponent trying to do so before he attempts to grab the edge - and since the length of his tether is based on how many Pikmin are in his line, this can make the problem worse by hurting how far away he can grab the edge from. It also means that, should the opponent manage to get Olimar down a few Pikmin, he will have much fewer options when put off the stage and have a good chance at being [[gimp]]ed (despite his slightly wider [[meteor cancel]] window). Olimar is also on the low end of the [[weight]] scale, which reduces the time needed for his recovery weakness to assert itself.
Olimar's biggest problem is his abysmal recovery. Although his double jump is decent, he has poor [[air speed]] and relies on a [[tether recovery]]. As a result, he is at the mercy of [[edge hogging]], and because the move puts him into the [[helpless]] state he must attempt to throw Pikmin to fend off an opponent trying to do so before he attempts to grab the edge - and since the length of his tether is based on how many Pikmin are in his line, this can make the problem worse by hurting how far away he can grab the edge from. It also means that, should the opponent manage to get Olimar down a few Pikmin, he will have much fewer options when put off the stage and have a good chance at being [[gimp]]ed (despite his slightly wider [[meteor cancel]] window). Olimar is also on the low end of the [[weight]] scale, which reduces the time needed for his recovery weakness to assert itself.


On the whole, Olimar is a highly technical character whose extreme learning curve is rewarded with a very strong moveset and unpredictability. His unique toolkit gives him powerful abilities when mastered, however players must remain wary of Olimar's poor recovery and properly use his double jump and armor on his Pikmin Order in order to succeed with him. New players will struggle with his unusual mechanics, but those with astute Pikmin micromanagement can turn Olimar into a veritable powerhouse.
On the whole, Olimar is a highly technical character whose extreme learning curve is rewarded with a very strong moveset and unpredictability. New players will struggle with his unusual mechanics, but those with astute Pikmin micromanagement can turn Olimar into a veritable powerhouse.


==Pikmin types and effects==
==Pikmin types and effects==

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