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In its sequal, ''Super Smash Brothers Melee'', Pichu and Mewtwo were also playable. Pichu is a lighter clone of Pikachu, and is designed as a handicap for expert players due to it gaining 2% damage every time it uses an electric attack. (A feature otherwise seen in the mini-movie ''Pikachu and Pichu''.) | In its sequal, ''Super Smash Brothers Melee'', Pichu and Mewtwo were also playable. Pichu is a lighter clone of Pikachu, and is designed as a handicap for expert players due to it gaining 2% damage every time it uses an electric attack. (A feature otherwise seen in the mini-movie ''Pikachu and Pichu''.) | ||
Throwing a Pokéball also produces one of a number of Pokémon, that can affect the battle in some way. For example, [[Unown (Pokémon)|Unown]] fly across the screen hitting anyone in their way, while [[Wobbuffet (Pokémon)|Wobbuffet]] sends back any attack that hits it. [[Goldeen (Pokémon)|Goldeen]] just flops around the screen, and many believe that in certain circumstances it can give out a One-hit KO, a feature noted in its trophie. However, evidence seems to suggest that Goldeen is just using a {{m|Splash}} attack, more notable of [[Magikarp (Pokémon)|Magikarp]]. | Throwing a Pokéball also produces one of a number of Pokémon, that can affect the battle in some way. For example, [[Unown (Pokémon)|Unown]] fly across the screen hitting anyone in their way, while [[Wobbuffet (Pokémon)|Wobbuffet]] sends back any attack that hits it. [[Goldeen (Pokémon)|Goldeen]] just flops around the screen, and many believe that in certain circumstances it can give out a One-hit KO, a feature noted in its trophie, but this text is most likely referring to the [[Horn Drill]] attack that it can learn in the Pokémon games, and not to its performance in Super Smash bros. However, evidence seems to suggest that Goldeen is just using a {{m|Splash}} attack, more notable of [[Magikarp (Pokémon)|Magikarp]]. | ||
There are two arenas based on Pokémon. The first is the Kanto Stadium. It is a stage with a drop on either side. Occasionally, it will change to reflect a certain element. The other stage is the Pokéfloats, where battles occur on giant blimps shaped like Pokémon. | There are two arenas based on Pokémon. The first is the Kanto Stadium. It is a stage with a drop on either side. Occasionally, it will change to reflect a certain element. The other stage is the Pokéfloats, where battles occur on giant blimps shaped like Pokémon. | ||
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