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**While [[Thunder Jolt]] is not present in the main series games, it existed in the ''Pokémon'' Trading Card Game prior to its appearance in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. | **While [[Thunder Jolt]] is not present in the main series games, it existed in the ''Pokémon'' Trading Card Game prior to its appearance in the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. | ||
*Nearly all characters use their dashing animation when being flung back towards Incineroar by the ropes during a grounded Alolan Whip. {{SSBU|Inkling}} is currently the only exception (likely due to changing form when dashing), instead using the same animation used when experiencing knockback from behind (such as being hit by a back-hitting [[Back Slash]]); this is also the animation victims use if caught in the move while in midair. | *Nearly all characters use their dashing animation when being flung back towards Incineroar by the ropes during a grounded Alolan Whip. {{SSBU|Inkling}} is currently the only exception (likely due to changing form when dashing), instead using the same animation used when experiencing knockback from behind (such as being hit by a back-hitting [[Back Slash]]); this is also the animation victims use if caught in the move while in midair. | ||
**If this animation is altered during the attack, such as the character being under the effect of [[slowdown]], Alolan Whip will be broken with the animations being mistimed. | |||
*As a failed Alolan Whip causes [[recoil damage]], the move is one of the few that can force a tie during [[Stamina Mode]] by failing the move while both Incineroar and its victim have enough HP to be KO'd. | *As a failed Alolan Whip causes [[recoil damage]], the move is one of the few that can force a tie during [[Stamina Mode]] by failing the move while both Incineroar and its victim have enough HP to be KO'd. | ||