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However, Olimar's active Pikmin count has now been halved from six to three due to the limitations to [[Nintendo 3DS]]' hardware,<ref name="Direct"/> which considerably weakens the [[camp]]ing strategies he relied on in ''Brawl''. The Pikmin themselves have also been weakened in a few, yet noticeable ways: Red, Yellow, Blue, and Purple Pikmin have less [[hit points]], which is further compounded by them and White Pikmin dying faster while separated from Olimar. Each kind of Pikmin have also had the majority of their damage outputs lowered, and suffer from somewhat flawed [[artificial intelligence]]. Olimar also retains his slow overall mobility; his aerial mobility is especially problematic, as it renders him susceptible to [[juggling]] despite his light weight, and causes him to flounder against speed demons, such as {{SSB4|Sonic}} and {{SSB4|Fox}}. By extension, Olimar suffers from poor endurance: the combination of his light [[weight]] and low [[gravity]] leaves him vulnerable to early KOs, which is further pronounced by the loss of [[momentum canceling]] and the introduction of [[rage]]. Finally, his offense is still burdened by slow attacking speed and an over-reliance on Pikmin. | However, Olimar's active Pikmin count has now been halved from six to three due to the limitations to [[Nintendo 3DS]]' hardware,<ref name="Direct"/> which considerably weakens the [[camp]]ing strategies he relied on in ''Brawl''. The Pikmin themselves have also been weakened in a few, yet noticeable ways: Red, Yellow, Blue, and Purple Pikmin have less [[hit points]], which is further compounded by them and White Pikmin dying faster while separated from Olimar. Each kind of Pikmin have also had the majority of their damage outputs lowered, and suffer from somewhat flawed [[artificial intelligence]]. Olimar also retains his slow overall mobility; his aerial mobility is especially problematic, as it renders him susceptible to [[juggling]] despite his light weight, and causes him to flounder against speed demons, such as {{SSB4|Sonic}} and {{SSB4|Fox}}. By extension, Olimar suffers from poor endurance: the combination of his light [[weight]] and low [[gravity]] leaves him vulnerable to early KOs, which is further pronounced by the loss of [[momentum canceling]] and the introduction of [[rage]]. Finally, his offense is still burdened by slow attacking speed and an over-reliance on Pikmin. | ||
Overall, despite his retained and newfound weaknesses, Olimar has still achieved impressive representation and results at all levels of competitive play, thanks to dedicated smashers, such as {{Sm|Dabuz}}, {{Sm|Shuton}}, and {{Sm|Myran}}. | Overall, despite his retained and newfound weaknesses, Olimar has still achieved impressive representation and results at all levels of competitive play, thanks to dedicated smashers, such as {{Sm|Dabuz}}, {{Sm|Shuton}}, {{Sm|Gomakenpi}}, and {{Sm|Myran}}. | ||
==Attributes== | ==Attributes== |