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Well, some other person said, there isn't any effect. Just to say something, there is a kind of effect. If you go about 1/4 of the length of Final Destination away from Samus, face her and tilt the shiel up, you will almost completely avoid her Final Smash.
Wouldn't that just do a hyphen-smash? And the variable distance is because Pit is right-footed, so if his left foot is down when you do the attack, he won't go as far.
It depends on who you are up against. Some characters can destroy glide attack attempts while others struggle against it. Glide canceling is quite good against most characters but glide attack depends on too many factors to give a good standard of when to use it.
It would be good to note that despite her losing control of the move, it will continue on its course, and will still detonate when it reaches the maximum range, and possibly when it hits a wall or the floor. And as Pit mains, we'll probably shoot her from a distance, so remain weary even after shes lost control.
Zelda's recovery is easy to edgehog and easy to punish if she lands on the stage.. BUT... since she teleports through the air, it is VERY hard to edgeguard her.... she'll go right through you.
... wait till it's done and then attack.
That is why you turn your weakness into a strength! That is the beautifull thing; say Pit SHs towards Zelda like he's aerial approaching her, he can almost be sure that Zelda will SH fair. So he SHADs, dodging the fair and then does a utilt, fsmash, whatever works for the positioning. This is a mindgame of course so you can't just do the same thing over again, but you can predict their next reaction.
