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Completing this event match will trigger an unlock battle against {{SSBM|Pichu}} if it is not already unlocked, where winning unlocks it. | Completing this event match will trigger an unlock battle against {{SSBM|Pichu}} if it is not already unlocked, where winning unlocks it. | ||
==Strategies== | |||
Jigglypuff should be the first character the player should [[KO]], as if it gets a Legendary Pokemon it will have a huge negative effect on the player. Jigglypuff can be easily defeated by using the Poké Balls. The Wire Frames should be dealt with last. A good Pokémon like [[Moltres]] and [[Lugia]] will KO the Wire Frames fast, while others like Raikou and Ho-oh will raise their damage percentage to a point where you can KO them easily using either smash attacks or other moves with high knockback, like [[Rest]] or [[Stone]]. | |||
The player can also use [[Ganondorf|Ganondorf's]] no-glitch [[Cruel Melee]] strategy to KO the Wire Frames besides Jigglypuff in the beginning. Go to the edge, wait, [[down smash]] when they all come down, then go to the Poké Balls. | |||
The world record strategy involves the use of [[Mewtwo]]'s [[Confusion]] pull-through glitch, wherein if Confusion is used on a standing opponent as Mewtwo falls by the platform the opponent is standing on, the opponent will be pulled through the platform. Use this glitch to KO as many Wire Frames as possible throughout the match. Ignore the first Poké Ball, as it almost always contains a Wobbuffet, but grab the second before Jigglypuff does. | |||
Captain Falcon is also a good choice thanks to his extremely fast dash and air speeds, and the fact that he's heavy and powerful. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== |