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=={{SSB|Pikachu}}==
===Thunderspiking===
:''Main article: [[Thunderspiking]]''
This technique involves launching the opponent to the top of the screen and using [[Thunder]] for a [[Star KO]]. The easiest way to perform this is to use an up smash. At percentages around (possibly a bit below) 100%, up smash combos into Thunder effectively, and at percentages around 140%, an up tilt can combo into Thunder. The technique can be used as a combo finisher (notably at the end of {{Sm|Isai}}'s [[Greenhouse]] combo) or just for raw KOing.

===Extended Quick Attack===
By allowing the [[control stick]] to snap back to its neutral position before the animation of one of the warps in Quick Attack ends, Pikachu's aerial momentum will not be cancelled, allowing it to cover more horizontal distance. This can be used on either warps, and it is even possible to extend both warps, though this runs a high risk of missing the second warp. Extending the move is essential for [[recover]]ing from a large distance, though the player may choose not to in certain situations, such as landing on a platform onstage on {{SSB|Dream Land}} to evade the opponent.

===Jab grab===
:''Main article: [[Jab grab]]''
A technique that enables Pikachu to instantly use a [[grab]] while abusing the [[shield stun]] of its [[jab]]. This can be performed by Pikachu, {{SSB|Mario}}, and {{SSB|Fox}} to a lesser extent. A highly useful technique in [[competitive play]].

===Ledge-stalling===
[[File:SSB64 Ledge-Stalling.gif|thumb|Pikachu ledge-stalling, making it invulnerable thanks to the invincibility frames of Quick Attack.]]
Pikachu can stall on the [[edge]] by abusing the invincibility frames of [[Quick Attack]]. This is performed by simply edge dropping, jumping, then aiming Quick Attack straight down to regrab the edge. The process can be repeated for as long as one's reflexes allow.