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That section is unnecessary; any stage with a hard platform over the bottom blast line (which is nearly every stage) you can stage spike on.
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Self-stage spiking involves a failed [[recovery]] move. Self-stage spiking occurs when the player tries to recover, but instead, in addition to missing the ledge, ends up hitting part of the stage, bouncing off, and then falling down as if they were [[spike]]d. [[Ness]] and [[Lucas]], as part of their [[PK Thunder]] attacks, are particularly prone to self-stage spiking.
Self-stage spiking involves a failed [[recovery]] move. Self-stage spiking occurs when the player tries to recover, but instead, in addition to missing the ledge, ends up hitting part of the stage, bouncing off, and then falling down as if they were [[spike]]d. [[Ness]] and [[Lucas]], as part of their [[PK Thunder]] attacks, are particularly prone to self-stage spiking.
[[File:StageSpike.jpg|thumb|right|Lucas' PK Thunder self-stage spike.]]
[[File:StageSpike.jpg|thumb|right|Lucas' PK Thunder self-stage spike.]]
==Stages that stage spike==
Some stages have some a part that may stage spike. Effectively all stages that can be stage spiked have a point where the environment has a solid overhead barrier. A few of them (in ''Brawl'') are:
*The lips of [[Final Destination]].
*The lips of [[Battlefield]].
*The lips of [[Smashville]].
*The lowest platform of [[Temple]] if hit underneath. Also, the ceiling of the area entirely beneath the Temple.
*The bottom of the wing on the bottom right of [[Corneria]].
*Occasionally, underneath [[Frigate Orpheon]]'s symmetrical side.
*The head of the boat in [[Pirate Ship]], though the stage itself has a [[meteor smash]] hitbox, as opposed to simply having a sloped wall condusive to stage spikes.
*The sides of [[Spear Pillar]] if hit underneath. However it is not easy to pull off.
*The underside of the center platform of [[Great Bay]].
*The bottom of the capsule that appears during the giant lava wave on [[Norfair]].
*The bottom of some platforms on [[New Pork City]]


==Examples==
==Examples==
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*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJHtfk8gK1U Ness's Yo-yo stage spike]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJHtfk8gK1U Ness's Yo-yo stage spike]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWG8Usl-hLE Sonic Stage Spiking]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWG8Usl-hLE Sonic Stage Spiking]
==See also==
==See also==
*[[Meteor smash]] - an attack that deals downward knockback but that can be recovered from through meteor cancelling.
*[[Meteor smash]] - an attack that deals downward knockback but that can be recovered from through meteor cancelling.
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