Ten of Nine
Smash Apprentice
He's a tricky dude, a lot of his moves either have very long lasting hitboxes or they end much faster than anyone expects.
I see Qerb using these maneuvers more and more lately and I've personally noticed they work even after they've been used many times over.
Stuff like randomly charging or letting loose Up smashes no where near the opponent then following with an immediate D-tilt or jab to catch them rushing in to "punish". Whiffing a Nair on purpose (people are surprised by it only having 15 frames lag), Dsmash is a very short move and Fsmash is such a stellar move since the long lasting weak hitbox can be a combo starter.
Bacon has some unexplored things too, it transfers your momentum in the air when it starts. so you can air dash in or SH at them then DJ back > bacon changing your velocity and direction as quick as Jigglypuff. it also ends faster than people expect and can be varied from 1-5 bacons adding to it's ambiguity.
Basically since G-Dub's shield and techs sucketh I'm finding this to be a valid (almost necessary) neutral tool for him at higher levels.
I see Qerb using these maneuvers more and more lately and I've personally noticed they work even after they've been used many times over.
Stuff like randomly charging or letting loose Up smashes no where near the opponent then following with an immediate D-tilt or jab to catch them rushing in to "punish". Whiffing a Nair on purpose (people are surprised by it only having 15 frames lag), Dsmash is a very short move and Fsmash is such a stellar move since the long lasting weak hitbox can be a combo starter.
Bacon has some unexplored things too, it transfers your momentum in the air when it starts. so you can air dash in or SH at them then DJ back > bacon changing your velocity and direction as quick as Jigglypuff. it also ends faster than people expect and can be varied from 1-5 bacons adding to it's ambiguity.
Basically since G-Dub's shield and techs sucketh I'm finding this to be a valid (almost necessary) neutral tool for him at higher levels.