mventre
Smash Apprentice
awesome, thanks for the valuable info. I loved pika in melee and hopefully will love him (it?) in brawl as well
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I've played against a Pit and Meta Knight in the same arena and it's a little difficult since they juggle around ya, but yeah a good aim with the thunder knocks their juggling act pretty solid, since Pikachu's thunder is a whole lot stronger. I continue with the same old tactic as I did in melee, grab, throw+down, smash+up and thunder to knock players like them away. Forward smashes wont kill them as easily since they have the ability to fly and glide their way back onto the stage D:I can see why Pikachu has problems with Pit and Metaknight. High comboing characters will mostly likely juggle Pikachu around since Pikachu has more power potential moves than combo moves. Plus a lot of Pikachu's moves are close range attacks, and the only effective moves against a Pit or Metaknight might be a well placed Thunder. But since we are all essentially rookies at the game so far, we can't do much else other than to speculate. I'm sure in time, there will be tactics and mindgames that will give Pikachu the advantage over the likes of Pit and Metaknight.
lol It's too bad u-smash got nerfed. Woulda made these matchups alot easier.I've played against a Pit and Meta Knight in the same arena and it's a little difficult since they juggle around ya, but yeah a good aim with the thunder knocks their juggling act pretty solid, since Pikachu's thunder is a whole lot stronger. I continue with the same old tactic as I did in melee, grab, throw+down, smash+up and thunder to knock players like them away. Forward smashes wont kill them as easily since they have the ability to fly and glide their way back onto the stage D:
actually, that sounds pretty cool. i want to try that...peaceI'm sorry in advance if this has already been posted.
A great way to edgeguard people is to jump off the stage then jump back and quickly do DownB, what you are trying to do is get the lightning to miss pikachu and the stage so it goes all the way from the top of the screen to the bottom. You can hit people that recover from below very effectively with this.
Not sure about Up Tilt, but I doSorry for the double, but could someone test out this combo:
Fair(timed to end before landing)-utilt-dsmash-dB
This works but there are two things you should know. First, you have to chase your opponent depending on their DI if you want to connect the d.B. Second, make sure that you leave some space between Pikachu and his d.B. Otherwise, Wolf and Fox can shine right back at you.Sorry for the double, but could someone test out this combo:
Fair(timed to end before landing)-utilt-dsmash-dB