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Combos

General Notes

Because Smash Ultimate's combos are very freeform, the following strings aren't full combos (unless stated otherwise). Think of a Smash combo as a LEGO building, in which you assemble different strings of moves in order to achieve a big combo. It is important to learn Pit's combo theory, moreso than for other characters because a lot of his combos are DI dependant. Also, a few things:

• Rage isn't taken into account for percentages
• Platform-dependant combo extensions won't be listed for simplicity's sake

Example Combos

These combos are there for people who are either beginners in the game or are just starting out with Pit. These are in no way optimal or set in stone but should still be good for starting out

Mid stage BnBStandard coast-to-coast

Easy

(Dthrow) > Nair > Fair > Dash Attack

Good combo done from a grab or a random Nair hit in neutral that sends the opponent offstage from anywhere on the stage. Doesn't work when near the ledge.

Against DI up, replace Fair > Dash Attack with Dair > Nair.

Throw BnBYou'll do this one a lot

Very Easy

Dthrow > Dair > Nair

Good Pit combo that nets good damage and sends the opponent offstage (unless you're facing away from the ledge, in which case you just reset neutral).

This combo does not work at 0%!! It works at around 10 to 20%. Still, it makes it a great opportunity to rob someone out of their double jump if they use it a lot to escape combos.

Throw BnBConfirm from a poke

Easy

Dtilt > microdash Nair > Fair > Dash Attack

Basic combo from a grounded poke. Doesn't work when near the ledge.

Against DI up, replace Fair > Dash Attack with Dair > Nair.

Grab confirmLet's get this show on the road

Very Easy

Landing Bair > Dash Grab > Throw combo

Very important confirm for Pit, since it lets you rack up lots of damage from a safe button to throw out in neutral. Follow up with the throw combo of your choice.

Combo Theory

A combo is divided into 3 parts: a starter, a filler and an ender. The following will point out which moves fills which roles, and the reason why

Starters

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Fillers

The table below shows different combo strings commonly used in Pit combos. It is possible for a combo to contain more than one of these strings

String	Damage range	Possible follow-ups	Notes
Nair > Fair	Low/Mid	Dash Grab, Dash Attack, Nair	The listed follow-ups are only possible at low percents
Nair > Nair	Low	Dash Attack, Fair, Dair	Following up becomes way harder on DI up
Dair > Nair	Low/Mid	-	Possible follow-ups on platforms
Nair > Dair	Low	Nair, Uair	Mostly used against DI up
Landing Fair > Dtilt	Any	Nair, Fair, Bair	Follow up with a standard Dtilt combo. Rising Fair also works on certain platforms

Enders

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Kill Confirms

The table below contains the most common and reliable kill confirms Pit has at his disposal

Confirm	Percent range	DI it works on	Notes
Dthrow > RARReverse Aerial Rush Bair	60 ~ 160	Out, up, down	-
Dthrow > IDJInstant Double Jump Uair	90 ~ 115	In	DI mixup for Fthrow at the ledge
Utilt > IDJ Uair	95 ~ 115	All	IDJ makes it kill earlier
Dtilt > Bair	70 ~ 85	All	Stops working on DI out at higher percents
Landing Nair > Dsmash	90 ~ 140	All	Somewhat inconsistent, due to the nature of Pit's dragdown combos
Landing Fair > Dsmash	130+	All	-
Dair spike > Usmash	75 ~ 95	All	Trueness depends on how close you land on the ground
Dair spike > Fsmash	50 ~ 60	All	Same as above. Make sure you are facing towards/near the ledge before going for it
Dair spike > Uair	105 ~ 125	All	Use this when Usmash won't connect
Dair spike > side-B	80 ~ 120	All	Use this when Usmash won't kill

Edgeguard

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Ledgetrap

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Common Set-ups

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