SpiderMad
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Saw some of the Gimpyfish vs Bladewise stream
BW liked using reverse Peanut gun to aerial for edge guarding, which I thought was stupid unless in rare circumstances (I'm not sure what he thinks about it, but I'm pretty sure he's doing it more for experimentation or flash)
The peanut gun gives you backwards velocity upon release, meaning you can reach farther out for edge guarding someone by reversing it. Thing is though that reaching that far out just to hit someone with his mediocre power bair (since you're facing away from the opponent, unless you're able to fly past them and do a more powerful fair and have it stage spike them which isn't likely) isn't much compared to how he's already got a barrage of projectiles to reach that distance easily (but instead he was just hoping on hitting some small weak aerial, which was basically throwing away his edge guard opportunity).
The better method for the similar task of wanting to hit them far out with an aerial would be to just reverse pull a banana while you're jumping to go off-stage, the only down-side is that you're not getting the extra momentum from the reverse peanut gun release.
Something he COULD have done using his reverse peanut gun edge guard was have a banana in hand while he performed it (which he usually didn't), and then AGT the banana backwards using the AD cancel of the peanut gun which would not only end the peanut gun sooner with the AGT, but give the opponent an actual projectile threat as well as have himself now facing forwards which would allow him to use the stronger aerial of fair
Here's an example of using the AD cancel to throw the banana, http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=q7ZXa4AIA7U#t=86s
You can see this and also infer how good it would be if instead of doing a DJ after doing the AGT of the banana you instead used short distance side-b, it would be essentially now making a huge RAINBOW of threats with the banana covering one angle, the peanut covering another and your side-b covering the rest, THEN if the side-b doesn't hit you still have your DJ to get on stage (or DJ to Up-b)
Also keep in mind with the paragraph I talked about above, that you can CONTROL where you want the banana to go with the AGT momentum given to yourself: which also dictates now where your side-b is going to cover.
BW liked using reverse Peanut gun to aerial for edge guarding, which I thought was stupid unless in rare circumstances (I'm not sure what he thinks about it, but I'm pretty sure he's doing it more for experimentation or flash)
The peanut gun gives you backwards velocity upon release, meaning you can reach farther out for edge guarding someone by reversing it. Thing is though that reaching that far out just to hit someone with his mediocre power bair (since you're facing away from the opponent, unless you're able to fly past them and do a more powerful fair and have it stage spike them which isn't likely) isn't much compared to how he's already got a barrage of projectiles to reach that distance easily (but instead he was just hoping on hitting some small weak aerial, which was basically throwing away his edge guard opportunity).
The better method for the similar task of wanting to hit them far out with an aerial would be to just reverse pull a banana while you're jumping to go off-stage, the only down-side is that you're not getting the extra momentum from the reverse peanut gun release.
Something he COULD have done using his reverse peanut gun edge guard was have a banana in hand while he performed it (which he usually didn't), and then AGT the banana backwards using the AD cancel of the peanut gun which would not only end the peanut gun sooner with the AGT, but give the opponent an actual projectile threat as well as have himself now facing forwards which would allow him to use the stronger aerial of fair
Here's an example of using the AD cancel to throw the banana, http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=q7ZXa4AIA7U#t=86s
You can see this and also infer how good it would be if instead of doing a DJ after doing the AGT of the banana you instead used short distance side-b, it would be essentially now making a huge RAINBOW of threats with the banana covering one angle, the peanut covering another and your side-b covering the rest, THEN if the side-b doesn't hit you still have your DJ to get on stage (or DJ to Up-b)
Also keep in mind with the paragraph I talked about above, that you can CONTROL where you want the banana to go with the AGT momentum given to yourself: which also dictates now where your side-b is going to cover.