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[[File:Pikachu Dash Attack Hitbox Smash 64.gif|thumb|The hitbox of Pikachu's dash attack.]] | [[File:Pikachu Dash Attack Hitbox Smash 64.gif|thumb|The hitbox of Pikachu's dash attack.]] | ||
Pikachu does a running headbutt and falls on the ground, doing 9%-12% damage and average knockback. While its power is high enough to make it a decent move for getting opponents offstage, its very high [[ending lag]] and predictability makes it very easy to [[ | Pikachu does a running headbutt and falls on the ground, doing 9%-12% damage and average knockback. While its power is high enough to make it a decent move for getting opponents offstage, and it is a decent [[punishing]] option because of this, its very high [[ending lag]] and predictability makes it very easy for opponents to punish (especially against a [[shield]]ing opponent, who can immediately [[shield grab]] Pikachu). This makes its usefulness rather questionable. Commonly considered Pikachu's second worst move behind its {{mvsub|Pikachu|SSB|forward tilt}}. | ||
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Revision as of 03:16, December 8, 2013
Overview
Pikachu does a running headbutt and falls on the ground, doing 9%-12% damage and average knockback. While its power is high enough to make it a decent move for getting opponents offstage, and it is a decent punishing option because of this, its very high ending lag and predictability makes it very easy for opponents to punish (especially against a shielding opponent, who can immediately shield grab Pikachu). This makes its usefulness rather questionable. Commonly considered Pikachu's second worst move behind its forward tilt.
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