Bidou applications?

[TheGoodGuava]

Aside from the things already covered in this video, what are some Marth specific things? Considering its potential spacing applications I think this is something that can be extremely important to Marth, especially his approach and killing ability. For instance, a tipper fsmash is spaced perfectly with 2 quick steps from the opponent

 

[Didier337]

A reddit posted by the user "HipShooter" made a control scheme for the gamecube controller but also has gif demonstration of certain inputs.

Spoiler: Link to Reddit post

https://www.reddit.com/r/smashbros/comments/4bu3yo/guide_bidou_gc_controller_scheme_and_more_bidou/

One that caught my interest was the dash jab, dash away d-tilt, and Perfect Pivot Crouch Cancel(PPCC) to D-smash. Although bidou isn't game breaking, they cause the opponent to react and you are able to move with many options.

 

[FireJuun]

I've spent the last few days messing around with bidou, and I must say I'm a huge fan thus far. Personally, I've always been the type that strives to find the best control scheme in a game, so this is right up my alley. The following setup has felt the most natural for me:
L - special
ZL - jump
R - attack
ZR - shield

In "bidou mode", I've gotten the most out of PP crouch / PP spot dodge / PP d-tilt mixup when spacing away. When spacing towards, I've noticed that PP -> turnaround attack is a lot easier to input than quickstep -> attack. As far as I can tell, the difference seems to be quite minimal.

Out of bidou mode, the right stick makes SH wave bounced dancing blades -> f-air (or u-air) incredibly easy. This move gives you nice backwards momentum if you delay ever so slightly. Also, switching between normal/down/up variations of dancing blades is pretty handy.

I'll keep messing around with bidou. Will keep you all posted if I find anything else.

Edit: the short hop u-air listed in the Reddit thread doesn't actually work as intended. It does give an immediate u-air, but it's a full hop instead. Less useful in my opinion

 

[Sir Lancelot]

Since bidou allows frame perfect inputs, it should be possible to easily use the lagless ledge get up, which adds another dimension to ledge play. I haven't seen anyone mention this, but it could be another mixup from the ledge.

 

[TheGoodGuava]

Since bidou allows frame perfect inputs, it should be possible to easily use the lagless ledge get up, which adds another dimension to ledge play. I haven't seen anyone mention this, but it could be another mixup from the ledge.

I was thinking the same thing actually, I've been able to do it much more consistently with bidou