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{{SSBBMatchupTable|pikachu=yes}}
{{SSBBMatchupTable|pikachu=yes}}


=Moveset and frame data=
=Moveset=
==Normal attacks==
==Normal attacks==
===Neutral attack===
===Neutral attack===
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|2-3
|2-3
|-
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
!IASA
|22 (single jab)
|22 (single jab)
|-
|-
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Name: Side Kick
Name: Side Kick


Damage: 9.45% (normal) / 10.5% (angled up) / 8.4% (angled down)
Damage: 9.45% (normal), 10.5% (angled up), 8.4% (angled down)


Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
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|5-10
|5-10
|-
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
!IASA
|30
|30
|-
|-
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Name: Tail Whip
Name: Tail Whip


Damage: 7.35%/6.3%/5.25% <small>(more damage closer to Pikachu)</small>
Damage: 7.35%/6.3%/5.25% (does more damage closer to Pikachu)


Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
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|7-13
|7-13
|-
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
!IASA
|24
|24
|-
|-
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|7-9
|7-9
|-
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
!IASA
|19
|19
|-
|-
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===Dash attack===
===Dash attack===
Name: Running Headbutt


Damage: 7.35%
....................
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
Description: Does a running headbutt while falling forward. I don't like this move at all. It's too laggy to followup, and it leaves Pikachu very vulnerable, along with being easy for the opponent to shield grab Pikachu. Its knockback isn't too bad, so it can get opponents offstage, but there are almost always better options.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits
|5-16
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|50
|-
!Advantage on block
||-35 (normal shield drop) / -42 (jump/grab OoS)
|}
 
==Smash attacks==
===Forward smash===
Name: ThunderShock
 
Damage: {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|21}} (frames 15-17), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|17.85}} (frames 18-20), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|14.7}} (frames 21-22) <small>(hitbubbles extend on frames 18 and 21)</small>
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
KO percentage: {{rollover|110%|70% when fully charged|y}}
 
Description: Releases a bolt of electricity in front of himself. Doesn't have too much lag (with 15 frames of startup lag and minimal ending lag), and has some good KO power. Unfortunately, you need to be really close to the opponent for the move to actually work - if you hit with the tip of the bolt, it does very weak knockback instead. So against someone who can easily stay at a distance like Marth, this move is unreliable. But against someone with lower range and spacing capabilities, this isn't a bad KO option at all.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits
|15-22
|-
!From charge, hits on
|2
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|50
|-
!Advantage on block
||-26, -24, -21 (normal shield drop) / -33, -31, -28 (jump/grab OoS)
|}
 
===Up smash===
Name: Tail Flip
 
Damage: {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|14.7}}/{{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|13.65}} (frames 9-10) <small>(more damage closer to Pikachu)</small>, {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|11.55}} (frames 11-12), {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|7.35}} (frames 13-16)
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
KO percentage: {{rollover|125%|80% when fully charged|y}}
 
Description: Flips while attacking with his tail upwards. This is definitely one of Pikachu's best moves. It is very fast (9 frames startup), has high vertical KO power (despite being nerfed quite a bit from Melee), and can easily lead into a Thunderspike. Just like all up smashes, you can do this out of a dash, which is what I usually do. You can also easily followup with a down throw with this, whether it's just a single throw or a chaingrab finisher. As I said, the move isn't nearly as powerful as in Melee, but since Thunderspiking is much more effective, this doesn't matter too much if you're going for a Thunderspike. At low percentages, it can also be used for juggling and as a combo starter. A problem is that, again, you need to be quite close to the opponent for the move to be effective, but not as much as the forward smash.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits
|9-16
|-
!From charge, hits on
|5
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|44
|-
!Advantage on block
||-22/-23, -21, -21 (normal shield drop) / -29/-30, -28, -28 (jump/grab OoS)
|}
 
===Down smash===
Name: Electric Spin
 
Damage: {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|2.1}}, {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|2.1}}, {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|2.1}}, {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|2.1}}, {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|2.1}}, {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|2.1}}, {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|3.15}} (7 hits) <small>(maximum: {{ChargedSmashDmgSSBB|15.75}})</small>
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
KO percentage: {{rollover|125%|80% when fully charged|y}}
 
Description: Spins around on the ground while surrounded with electricity, a multi-hit attack. It has only 6 frames of startup lag, being Pikachu's fastest smash. I like this move because it can rack up damage nicely and the final hit has good vertical KO power (and can lead into a Thunderspike like the up smash), but I understand that it isn't too hard to SDI out of it before the final hit (which is where all of the knockback comes from). If you use the move too much, you'll be predictable. That said, it can be very useful as a sort of "panic" option for spacing. It can also counter Stale-Move Negation due to having multiple hits.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits
|6-7, 9-10, 12-13, 15-16, 18-19, 21-22, 24
|-
!From charge, hits on
|2
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|55
|-
!Advantage on block
||-44, -41, -38, -35, -32, -29, -25 (normal shield drop) / -51, -48, -45, -42, -39, -36, -32 (jump/grab OoS)
|}
 
==Aerial attacks==
===Neutral aerial===
Name: Roll Spin
 
Damage: 12.6% (frames 3-5), 6.3% (frames 6-25)
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
KO percentage: 135%
 
Description: Spins around in a circle. This is Pikachu's strongest aerial and his only reliable aerial KO option. It can be used in SHFF and it can be used in combos pretty nicely. It also has very little startup lag (only 3 frames), meaning that it can also break opponent combos. To add to that, it has decent priority and the hitboxes will be still be active if Pikachu hits the ground. However, the ending lag can work against you if your opponent gets the chance to punish. It also negates all of your momentum.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits
|3-25
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|40
|-
!Landing lag
|25
|-
!{{rollover|RCO|Recovery carryover|y}} landing lag
|34 frames
|-
!Autocancel
|35-39
|-
!Advantage on block
||-25, -24 (normal shield drop) / -32, -31 (jump/grab OoS) <small>(does not include landing lag)</small>
|}
 
===Forward aerial===
Name: Electric Drill
 
Damage: 2.1%, 2.1%, 2.1%, 2.1%, 3.15% (5 hits) <small>(maximum: 11.55%)</small>
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
Description: Does a drill-like attack forward while surrounded with damaging electricity. This isn't a very useful attack, as it is hard to land the multiple hits, and even if you do land all of them, it doesn't do too much damage (you could deal more damage with a nair or dair). It also does very little knockback. If Pikachu lands, the move will slightly lag, but one good thing is that it can set up a grab or d-smash. Also, you can control Pikachu very smoothly during the attack.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits
|10-12, 14-16, 18-20, 22-24, 26
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|40
|-
!Landing lag
|15
|-
!{{rollover|RCO|Recovery carryover|y}} landing lag
|21
|-
!Autocancel
|1-9, 35-39
|-
!Advantage on block
||-23, -19, -15, -11, -5 (normal shield drop) / -30, -26, -22, -18, -12 (jump/grab OoS) <small>(does not include landing lag)</small>
|}
 
===Back aerial===
Name: Pikacopter
 
Damage: 1.05%, 1.05%, 1.05%, 1.05%, 1.05%, 1.05%, 1.05%, 4.2% (8 aerial hits) <small>(maximum: 11.55%)</small> / 4.2% (landing hit)
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
KO percentage: 250%
 
Description: Spins around like a disc, hitting multiple times. I don't like this move, it has very high aerial and landing lag, and like the fair, it can't deal as much damage as a simple nair/dair (although it is much easier to land all the hits compared to fair). One thing is that it can be used to chase opponents' DI, but this is quite situational and hard to do.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits
|4-5, 8-9, 12-13, 16-17, 20-21, 24-25, 28-29, 32-37
|-
!Landing hitbox
|2
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|60
|-
!Landing lag
|30
|-
!{{rollover|RCO|Recovery carryover|y}} landing lag
|41
|-
!Autocancel
|1-3, 50-59
|-
!Advantage on block
||-48, -44, -40, -36, -32, -28, -24, -19 (normal shield drop) / -55, -51, -47, -43, -39, -35, -31, -26 (jump/grab OoS) <small>(does not include landing lag)</small>
|}
 
===Up aerial===
Name: Tail Flick
 
Damage: 6.3%/5.25% (frames 3-4), 5.25%/4.2% (frames 5-8) <small>(more damage closer to Pikachu)</small>
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
Description: Flicks his tail above himself while flipping forward. Does little damage, and has almost no KO'ing potential. It's useful for juggling though, and can combo into a nair nicely. It's best used to push opponents away in the air. There are also certain tail frames that send the opponent away, at an angle good for gimping at high percentages. Unfortunately, it's lost the tail tip semi-spike from Melee.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits
|3-8
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|28
|-
!Landing lag
|24
|-
!{{rollover|RCO|Recovery carryover|y}} landing lag
|33
|-
!Autocancel
|1-2, 18-27
|-
!Advantage on block
||-15/-16, -14 (normal shield drop) / -22/-23, -21 (jump/grab OoS) <small>(does not include landing lag)</small>
|}
 
===Down aerial===
Name: Electric Screw
 
Damage: 12.6% (aerial hit) / 4.2% (landing hit) <small>(maximum: 16.8%)</small>
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
KO percentage: 165%
 
Description: Does a drill-like attack while diving down, surrounded by damaging electricity. This attack consists of two hits. The aerial hit is Pikachu's second strongest aerial (although it's still weak), and the landing hit also deals knockback. If you land both, the move can deal 16% damage. While it has high aerial lag and very high landing lag, if you do it in a short hop there won't be any lag. The attack knocks opponents horizontally, like the nair, but weaker.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits
|14-26
|-
!Landing hitbox
|2
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|48
|-
!Landing lag
|40
|-
!{{rollover|RCO|Recovery carryover|y}} landing lag
|55
|-
!Autocancel
|39-47
|-
!Advantage on block (aerial hit)
||-27 (normal shield drop) / -34 (jump/grab OoS) <small>(does not include landing lag)</small>
|-
!Advantage on block (landing hit)
||-34 (normal shield drop) / -41 (jump/grab OoS)
|}
 
==Grabs and throws==
===Grab===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Grabs
|6-7
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|30
|}
 
===Dash grab===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Grabs
|9-10
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|39
|}
 
===Pivot grab===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Grabs
|10-11
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|36
|}
 
===Pummel===
Damage: 2% per pummel
 
Description: Shocks the opponent. Fairly quick.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits
|3
|}
 
===Forward throw===
Name: Electrocuting Throw
 
Damage: 10%
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
Description: Places the opponent on his back, electrocutes them, then throws them forward. It has pretty low knockback, and it works as a chaingrab, which you can do with dash grabs. This works on almost every character, and it can be done from 0% to 50-70% depending on the character. It can also counter Stale-Move Negation thanks to having multiple hits. You can followup the throw using a running up smash, which can set up a Thunderspike.
 
===Back throw===
Name: Submission
 
Damage: 9%
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
KO percentage: 260%
 
Description: Rolls back a considerable distance with the opponent and then throws them back. It can get opponents offstage to set up an edgeguard, but other than that, it doesn't have many uses. I don't use this throw much.
 
===Up throw===
Name: Headbutt Throw
 
Damage: 10%
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
Description: Headbutts the opponent while knocking them upward. It can lead into some aerials, but at low percentages I would prefer to use a d-throw -> u-tilt. It can also combo into a Thunderspike, but a u-tilt or u-smash would be much better for that. Again, this isn't a throw that I particularly like.
 
===Down throw===
[[File:Pika dthrow cg brawl.gif|thumb|Here's what the chaingrab looks like on Fox.]]
Name: Slam
 
Damage: 10%
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
Description: Slams on top of the opponent, knocking them up with low knockback. Another chaingrab, and while it doesn't work on as many characters as the f-throw chaingrab does (since most can jump out of it), it works very effectively against some. It can combo into a u-tilt or u-smash, which can set up some aerials at low percentages, or lead into a Thunderspike at high percentages. The throw can 0-death Fox by ending with a u-smash -> Thunder, as well as Falco, Wolf, and Captain Falcon. (Notably, for Falco and Wolf, you must use a fresh d-throw at 20% - you can reach this with two f-throws and a pummel.) It can also rack up huge damage against Sheik.
 
An extremely advanced 0-death is to use the d-throw, then u-tilt, footstool, QAC lock repeatedly, then jab lock, ending with a f-smash at KO percentage. I'll put a link to this in the Quick Attack section.
 
==Special moves==
===Neutral special===
[[File:Pikachu Thunder Jolt.png|thumb|Thunder Jolt used on the ground.]]
[[File:Pikachu Thunder Jolt air.png|thumb|Thunder Jolt used in the air.]]
Name: Thunder Jolt
 
Damage: 6.3% (ground jolt) / 9.45% (aerial jolt)
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
Description: Pikachu releases a jolt of electricity that bounces along the ground in front of himself. It can travel up walls, along ceilings, and below the edge. This projectile is useful for keeping opponents at bay, as it forces them into the air and it can't be crouched under. If the move is used in midair, the jolt of electricity will instead travel diagonally down towards the ground, dealing more damage than a grounded jolt. Since it can travel along walls and edges, you can use this for anti-planking against characters like Meta Knight. Overall a pretty useful projectile.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Jolt released on
|19
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|59
|-
!Ground jolt duration
|100
|-
!Aerial jolt duration
|99
|}
 
''Note: If an aerial jolt hits the ground, it will become a ground jolt and last 100 frames from that point.''
 
===Side special===
[[File:Skull Bash.jpg|thumb|Skull Bash]]
Name: Skull Bash
 
Damage: 7.35% (uncharged) - 26.25% (fully charged)
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
Description: Charges up, then fires forward like a missile. Of course, the longer you charge, the faster and more powerful the move will be. This is quite a useful special. It has strong knockback and can easily be used for punishing. You can also use this for recovery - it travels a great distance, and if you happen to be recovering from high up, this is a great move to use. It can sweetspot the edge easily, but remember that some projectiles can stop it, such as Dedede's Waddle Dees. You can't cancel the charge, and there's no way to stop yourself from flying forward, so be careful. If you miss, you're indeed vulnerable, as the move isn't that hard to shield grab. If your opponent underestimates how powerful this attack is, it can be pretty useful.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits
|18-? (uncharged)
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|91 (uncharged)
|-
!Advantage on block
|?
|}
 
===Up special===
[[File:Pikachu Quick Attack.png|thumb|Quick Attack]]
Name: Quick Attack
 
Damage: 3.15% (QA1), 2.1% (QA2)
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
Description: Pikachu moves at warp speed in one or two directions (second is optional). You can control both via the Control Stick, though the second most be 45° different from the first. Quick Attack is an extremely versatile move. The most basic use is obviously to use it for recovery. Since you can aim in any two directions it's very unpredictable. What's great about the move is the Quick Attack Cancel technique - most of it will be explained later, but I'll mention it here. If you aim the move into the ground and then jump, you'll avoid all the lag and be in the air already. This can be used for approaching quickly and attacking simultaneously, and it can be used to lead into a nair as a combo or finisher. You can maneuver around the stage by doing this, and you can also drop through soft platforms by simply holding down on the Control Stick when you warp into them (and you won't become helpless). The move can also lock - this is advanced to the point where top professionals can't do it consistently, but apparently it isn't out of the human realm. Check this [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2PPUh5if2U], and maybe this too [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP0JwYgGuTA].
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits
|15-19 (QA1), 30-34 (QA2)
|-
!Advantage on block
|?
|}
 
=====Overview=====
Quick Attack (part 1 only):
*1-13: Startup
*14: Startup / <font style="color:purple">QA1 direction input</font> <small>(Control stick position is read on frame 14 only; therefore, you may switch directions during startup)</small>
*15: <font style="color:red">Hitbox</font>
*16-18: <font style="color:red">Hitbox</font> / <font style="color:limegreen">edge grab allowed</font>
*19: <font style="color:red">Hitbox</font> / <font style="color:limegreen">edge grab allowed</font> / <font style="color:blue">first frame able to input QAC actions</font>
*20: <font style="color:limegreen">edge grab allowed</font> / <font style="color:forestgreen">RCO activated</font>
*21: -
*22-24: Hurtbox stretched (vertical long)
*25: -
*26: Hurtbox stretched (horizontal small)
*27: Hurtbox stretched (horizontal long)
*28: Hurtbox stretched (horizontal small)
*29: <font style="color:blue">Last frame able to input QAC actions</font>
*30: <font style="color:orange">Cooldown</font> / <font style="color:blue">QAC frame</font>
*31-70: <font style="color:orange">Cooldown</font>
*71: <font style="color:darkgreen">Freefall begins</font>
 
Quick Attack (parts 1 and 2):
*1-13: Startup
*14: Startup / <font style="color:purple">QA1 direction input</font> <small>(Control stick position is read on frame 14 only; therefore, you may switch directions during startup)</small>
*15: <font style="color:red">Hitbox</font>
*16-18: <font style="color:red">Hitbox</font> / <font style="color:limegreen">edge grab allowed</font>
*19: <font style="color:red">Hitbox</font> / <font style="color:limegreen">edge grab allowed</font> / <font style="color:blue">first frame able to input QAC actions</font>
*20: <font style="color:limegreen">edge grab allowed</font> / <font style="color:forestgreen">RCO activated</font>
*21: -
*22-24: Hurtbox stretched (vertical long)
*25: -
*26: Hurtbox stretched (horizontal small)
*27: Hurtbox stretched (horizontal long)
*28: Hurtbox stretched (horizontal small)
*29: <font style="color:purple">QA2 direction input</font> <small>(Control stick position is read on frame 29 only; therefore, you may switch directions until then)</small>
*30: <font style="color:red">Hitbox</font>
*31-33: <font style="color:red">Hitbox</font> / <font style="color:limegreen">edge grab allowed</font>
*34: <font style="color:red">Hitbox</font> / <font style="color:limegreen">edge grab allowed</font> / <font style="color:blue">first frame able to input QAC actions</font>
*35: <font style="color:limegreen">edge grab allowed</font>
*36: -
*37-39: Hurtbox stretched (vertical long)
*40: -
*41: Hurtbox stretched (horizontal small)
*42: Hurtbox stretched (vertical long)
*43: Hurtbox stretched (horizontal small)
*44: <font style="color:blue">Last frame able to input QAC actions</font>
*45: <font style="color:orange">Cooldown</font> / <font style="color:blue">QAC frame</font>
*46-85: <font style="color:orange">Cooldown</font>
*86: <font style="color:darkgreen">Freefall begins</font>
 
===Down special===
[[File:Pikachu Thunder air.png|thumb|Thunder]]
Name: Thunder
 
Damage: 10.5% (bolt) / 17.85% (shockwave)
 
Rating: [[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]][[File:PikachuHeadSSBB.png|19px]]
 
KO percentage: From as low as 75% to as high as 190%. <small>Varies a lot on the character's position and how you use this attack.</small>
 
Description: You probably already know what Thunder is. Basically Pikachu shouts "PIKA!", calling a bolt of thunder above himself. This attack can hit in two different places - the bolt itself, or the shockwave surrounding Pikachu when the bolt hits him. If you do it while moving in the air, the bolt may miss Pikachu. The shockwave produces very strong horizontal knockback, while the bolt produces vertical knockback. A technique is to use the bolt for a Star KO, called Thunderspiking - a move like a u-tilt or u-smash can lead into this. You can also use Thunder offstage near the edge to give characters with short and/or linear recoveries a hard time - but only do this if you know what you're doing, as it can be dangerous. It's overall a great move that can KO very early, and sometimes Pikachu relies on it for KOs.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits
|15-74 (bolt) / 43-74 (shockwave)
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|79 (thunder hits Pikachu) / 88 (thunder misses Pikachu)
|-
!Invincibility
|43-50 <small>(shockwave only)</small>
|-
!Advantage on block
|? (shockwave)
|}
 
==Edge options==
===Edge grab===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|1-34 <small>(invincibility can carry over into ledge drop actions)</small>
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|12 (edge attack, roll, or jump) / 14 (edge drop or climb)
|}
 
''Note: You must wait at least 30 frames after releasing the ledge before you can re-grab it.''
 
===Edge attack <100%===
Name: Somersault
 
Damage: 8.4%
 
Description: Does a somersault while climbing onto the stage.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits on
|22-24
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|54
|-
!Invincibility
|1-20
|-
!Advantage on block
||-21 (normal shield drop) / -28 (jump/grab OoS)
|}
 
===Edge attack >100%===
Name: Tail Kick
 
Damage: 10.5%
 
Description: Slowly kicks up onto the stage, then does a tail attack.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits on
|55-59
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|70
|-
!Invincibility
|1-59
|-
!Advantage on block
||-4 (normal shield drop) / -11 (jump/grab OoS)
|}
 
===Edge climb <100%===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|1-30
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|33
|}
 
===Edge climb >100%===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|1-56
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|60
|}
 
===Edge roll <100%===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|1-24
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|50
|}
 
===Edge roll >100%===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|1-60
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|80
|}
 
===Edge jump <100%===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|1-15
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|16
|}
 
===Edge jump >100%===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|1-26
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|27
|}
 
==Floor and tech moves==
===Tech===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|1-21
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|27
|}
 
===Tech roll forward===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|?
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|42
|-
!Roll length
|35.99 <small>(units unknown)</small>
|}
 
===Tech roll back===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|?
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|42
|-
!Roll length
|32.41 <small>(units unknown)</small>
|}
 
===Flop===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|27
|}
 
===Stand (back/front)===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|1-22
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|30
|}
 
===Floor attack (back)===
Name: Sweeper Kick
 
Damage: 6.3%, 6.3% (2 hits)
 
Description: Does a sweeper kick.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits on
|13-14, 18-19
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|50
|-
!Invincibility
|1-19
|-
!Advantage on block
||-27, -22 (normal shield drop) / -34, -29 (jump/grab OoS)
|}
 
===Floor attack (front)===
Name: Sweeper Kick
 
Damage: 6.3%, 6.3% (2 hits)
 
Description: Does a sweeper kick.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits on
|17-18, 23-24
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|51
|-
!Invincibility
|1-24
|-
!Advantage on block
||-24, -18 (normal shield drop) / -31, -25 (jump/grab OoS)
|}
 
===Floor roll forward (back)===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|1-14
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|36
|}
 
===Floor roll forward (front)===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|1-19
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|37
|}
 
===Floor roll back (back/front)===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|1-19
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|36
|}
 
===Dash trip===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Duration
|?
|}
 
===Pivot trip===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Duration
|?
|}
 
===Forced trip===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Duration
|?
|}
 
===Trip stand===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|1-17
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|22
|}
 
===Trip attack===
Name: Tail Sweeper Kick
 
Damage: 5.25%, 5.25% (2 hits)
 
Description: Does a sweeper kick with his tail.
 
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Hits on
|19-20, 31-32
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|50
|-
!Invincibility
|1-8
|-
!Advantage on block
||-22, -10 (normal shield drop) / -29, -17 (jump/grab OoS)
|}
 
===Trip roll forward/back===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|1-10
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|29
|}
 
==Shield, jump, rolls, and dodges==
===Shield===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Active on
|1
|-
!Shield drop
|7
|}
 
===Jump===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Jump squat duration
|4 <small>(to short hop, hold jump for 4 or less frames; to full hop, hold jump for 5 or more frames)</small>
|-
!Short hop air time
|40
|-
!Full jump air time
|60
|-
!Soft landing
|2
|-
!Hard landing
|4
|-
!Soft {{rollover|RCO|Recovery carryover|y}} landing
|15
|-
!Hard {{rollover|RCO|Recovery carryover|y}} landing
|24
|}
 
===Forward/back roll===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|4-19
|-
!Total duration
|31
|}
 
===Spot dodge===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|2-20
|-
!Total duration
|22
|}
 
===Air dodge===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Invincibility
|4-29
|-
!Total duration
|49
|}
 
==Taunts==
===Up taunt===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|90
|}
 
===Down taunt===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|90
|}
 
===Side taunt===
====Frame data====
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|81
|}
 
==Item moves==
===Item pickup/drop===
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Item pickup on
|7
|-
!Drop on
|1
|}
 
===Forward toss (ground)===
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Item thrown on
|12
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|29
|}
 
===Back toss (ground)===
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Item thrown on
|14
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|29
|}
 
===Up toss (ground)===
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Item thrown on
|15
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|29
|}
 
===Down toss (ground)===
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Item thrown on
|8
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|22
|}
 
===Dash toss===
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Item thrown on
|5
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|39
|}
 
===Forward toss (aerial)===
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Item thrown on
|10
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|30
|}
 
===Back toss (aerial)===
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Item thrown on
|14
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|30
|}
 
===Up toss (aerial)===
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Item thrown on
|14
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|30
|}
 
===Down toss (aerial)===
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Item thrown on
|8
|-
!{{rollover|IASA|Interruptible as soon as frames|y}}
|22
|}
 
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=Stages=


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