Dark Pit was pretty good in Super Smash Bros. 4.A bit underrepresented, sure, but he wound up in the tier list’shigh rankings nonetheless! Dark Pit’s placement in the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate metagame is just about the same, too; perhaps this owes to how little he changed during the transition between games. If you’d like to learn even more about Dark Pit’s metagame history, feel free to check out his corresponding wiki page.By the way, here’s a quick heads up: our Pit and Dark Pit guides are completely identical, so you’re welcome to use them interchangeably.
Special thanks to Dempsey and LittleFang for contributing Dark Pit’s training information!
Pit was pretty good in Super Smash Bros. 4. A bit underrepresented, sure, but he wound up in the tier list’shigh rankings nonetheless! Pit’s placement in the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate metagame is just about the same, too; perhaps this owes to how little he changed during the transition between games. If you’d like to learn even more about Pit’s metagame history, feel free to check out his corresponding wiki page.By the way, here’s a quick heads up: our Pit and Dark Pitguides are completely identical, so you’re welcome to use them interchangeably.
Special thanks to Dempsey and LittleFang for contributing Pit’s training information!
Once upon a time, Palutena was low-tier.More specifically, she was one of the bottom ten Figure Players in Super Smash Bros. 4, and this placement was warranted for several reasons. In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, things have been looking up for the Goddess of Light. Between a number of direct buffs, AI changes, and increased tournamentrepresentation, Palutena has found her place in the tier list’s middle rankings. If you’d like to learn more about her metagame history, feel free to check out her wiki page.Otherwise, let’s jump right into today’s training!
Special thanks to Dreamy Jay for contributing Palutena’s training information!
