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Thanks a lot sir! I really appreciate someone appreciates that hard work :3
Thunderspike off stage isnt very optimal at high level play and makes you lose stage control since people who understand Pikachu will always dodge it. If you do pick up this technique use it sparingly with hard reads or do it to For Glory people cuz they always fall for it.
Thank you for the info, very much needed. I'll keep it in mind. I'll probably just use it on certain For Glory users when I know they wouldn't see it coming.
AncientCode42
Yeah I was just feeling as styling most of the time and read the double jump / tatsu on FG players like but if you see the Anther's Ladder ones the thunderspike was a follow from my Up-Throw -> Down B and the DI away from the stage. (Like the samus one), most of the time you should try to go for the Nairs, Bairs and Fairs for edgeguarding and the thunderspike mostly whan you hit a Bair and recover from there (you can Thunderspike them if the tech and don't expect it). Thanks a lot for your nice comments!
Zachary Cervone
thanks for noticing the jab locks! Too bad I didn't get any cool follow ups from Nair and Dair ones though 
Maybe next time I'll get something cool after getting them!
Shady Shaymin
! I kinda like to condition the opponent and always edgeguard them low so they try to go high, that's when you thunder 
Thunderspike is amazing offstage though!! Asides from having high base knockback, it drags people down to the bottom hitbox to make it harder to recover! I agree to use it sparingly but it can help net some very early KO's.
Keep up the good work.Thanks, truthfully length was something I was concerned with at first since I like to try to limit myself from going past 8 minutes but include some of the best footage I got. I even had to make some painful cuts.That was a really entertaining montage, sir (the Zelda clip made me laugh for a long while). To be honest i first tought: OMG seven minutes will be very long, but actually at the end I hoped for a little more. By the way, nice editing skills
You have a good punish game and it seems that good fundamentals, but there were a lack of Pika-Skills like jab locks, thunderspikes and maybe some QAC; also showcasing more skilled opponents will help to judge better as it is really hard to have a good aproximate on most FG players that air dodge to the ground, don0t go to the ledge or die while trying to edgeguard. Try to get some more replays on Anther's or Tournaments to make a good showcase of skills, or if you don0t have that option try to do something a little more difficult like this ( a FG Toon Link thatr wants to rush down Pika LOL, watch the ending of the first stock, it's the only enjoyable thing in the match)
True combo at certain % and charachters buddy
