metroid1117
Smash Master
I realize that my advice comes from fighting mediocre/competent Pit users and not excellent Pit users, so take this with a grain of salt. Some can apply to good Pit users, however, so it's not all useless.
Pit is sooooo fun to gimp... Aether helps enormously in this match-up, if you're on the edge and he's coming up with his up+B just reverse Aether to interrupt it. Walk-off DAir/FAir help when you're on the stage and you know he's just going to go for the edge.
Pit's arrows are among the best projectiles in the game; they're fast and can be a deadly gimping tool when used properly (watch Feathers of Fate by Sagemoon to see just how good they can be, not just when you're recovering). They will, undoubtedly, force you to approach; mix up your approach with sidesteps and airdodges. It's possible to powershield or even cancel them out with jabs, but that's difficult and won't help you gain much ground because of their rate of fire.
Fortunately, Pit is one of the lighter characters in the game; save your vertical killing moves like USmash, UAir, and Eruption so that you can get around his annoying recovery. When Pit glides towards you, they will most likely use their Glide Attack since it has moderate KO'ing power; use this to your advantage and either Eruption or run away and reverse USmash them. In the air, be sure to use the initial hitbox for UAir, when it comes out behind his head; this hitbox comes out quicker than his FAir, so use that to your advantage if you have a Pit gliding towards you.
Pit is one of the best in the game at gimping; it's not too difficult for a couple of arrows, FAirs, Mirror Shields, and BAirs to screw you over. DI up the best you can (you should always be DI'ing upwards when fighting, but be especially conscious about it here) so that you can airdodge to avoid the arrow spam, and save your double jump so you can come up to the stage low. To get around the Mirror Shield, try Reverse Aethering so that you can either grab the edge from the back or front if he flips you. However, the key is to mix it up; they'll catch on and start edgehogging you instead of Mirror Shielding, so adjust to their methods accordingly. If they come down and hit you with FAirs and BAirs, if all else fails go for the Aethercide; it's unlikely to work because of his terrific up+B (when no one's there to gimp him), but if you have high damage you may as well try.
Pit is sooooo fun to gimp... Aether helps enormously in this match-up, if you're on the edge and he's coming up with his up+B just reverse Aether to interrupt it. Walk-off DAir/FAir help when you're on the stage and you know he's just going to go for the edge.
Pit's arrows are among the best projectiles in the game; they're fast and can be a deadly gimping tool when used properly (watch Feathers of Fate by Sagemoon to see just how good they can be, not just when you're recovering). They will, undoubtedly, force you to approach; mix up your approach with sidesteps and airdodges. It's possible to powershield or even cancel them out with jabs, but that's difficult and won't help you gain much ground because of their rate of fire.
Fortunately, Pit is one of the lighter characters in the game; save your vertical killing moves like USmash, UAir, and Eruption so that you can get around his annoying recovery. When Pit glides towards you, they will most likely use their Glide Attack since it has moderate KO'ing power; use this to your advantage and either Eruption or run away and reverse USmash them. In the air, be sure to use the initial hitbox for UAir, when it comes out behind his head; this hitbox comes out quicker than his FAir, so use that to your advantage if you have a Pit gliding towards you.
Pit is one of the best in the game at gimping; it's not too difficult for a couple of arrows, FAirs, Mirror Shields, and BAirs to screw you over. DI up the best you can (you should always be DI'ing upwards when fighting, but be especially conscious about it here) so that you can airdodge to avoid the arrow spam, and save your double jump so you can come up to the stage low. To get around the Mirror Shield, try Reverse Aethering so that you can either grab the edge from the back or front if he flips you. However, the key is to mix it up; they'll catch on and start edgehogging you instead of Mirror Shielding, so adjust to their methods accordingly. If they come down and hit you with FAirs and BAirs, if all else fails go for the Aethercide; it's unlikely to work because of his terrific up+B (when no one's there to gimp him), but if you have high damage you may as well try.