A better meaning for arrows offstage

Something I used to believe was that arrows' goal isto hit the opponent, either catching their double jumps or simply tackling a few percents. But because of airdodge, that is unreliable and I was just shooting arrows hoping I hit some lucky ones.

What if I tell you not hitting the opponent is the real goal.

Visual representation of frame trapping (arrows)

This is only theory. I don't have any real footage on how frame trapping. If anyone have better experience over it, please tell me if it works.

 Arrows can be effective to frame trap as they have a very low cooldown when tossed from the air (only 19 frames) while covering a very large area.

Here is the scenario : Pit Downthrow, read the airdodge and punish with Dair which pops the Marth up (airjump used : 1) : https://youtu.be/CDGmz8nme6s?t=30s
We will frame trap the option : Fast fall toward the stage to recover from below.

Labbing results : Get up Low Fair

[Here are the results of labbing I made. This is no game changing mechanic, but maybe a small evolution to Pit's gameplay if  we can develop it (I don't think it is helpful right now).
For a better understanding, I recommand you to slow the videos to 0.25]

A usefull get up option for Pit is Release ledge > Airjump > Fair. Example.
There is also the alternative to lower the hitbox of the Fair. I called it "Get Up Low Fair" because it makes 'GULF', which is funny... (If you have better name please share it).


The advantage I see of the lower hitbox, is that it can shield stab much more easily.
If the opponent is waiting at the ledge holding his shield, maybe we can use GULF to push him out of shield ?
That was the goal of my labbing session.

Pit basic tutorial : B-reverse for Pits

Here is a quick review of the smash 4 tech "B-reversing" for Pit . Which is a basic yet important technic Pits mains need to know.

Pit or Dark pit : A rundown of the differences

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    I see a frequent missconception from non Pit mains : thinking than Dark Pit is the strickly better Pit. I know where this mainly comes from, hun hun. I have discussed with  other Pits mains, I now want to break down the difference of those two characters and clear the missconception.