good matches vice!
a couple of things though:
Magnet was used liberally (good!), but not always timed perfectly. You missed absorbing one thunder from pika and a couple of lasers near the end of the last match that (theoretically) should have been yours... maybe start a little bit earlier....
good teaming option with the dsmash healing! great usage of that!
I'm serious about this: dtilt is broken if you know how to place it perfectly. The trip is great for every option in any situation. "But how should I use it?" asks the audience? Well (to me) it's a little simple: hit with two quick dtilts and switch to another option almost immediately. "WHY ONLY 2?!?!? I wanna do lots of damage!" well, the two leads into many different options that are almost all safe. I use this for going after someone with their shield up. Lets say you get into dtilt range by being careful enough and approaching as you are supposed to. If you are behind them, they are basically destroyed by this... the two hits ensure that they react, since they assume that you are going to do more (if not, they spotdodge, or attempt to grab, which in this case isn't gonna work. The best option is to jump out and run away, but people seem to not do that and think they can attack you or get you into hurting yourself). If you use this technique too often your opponent will catch on, which is why i switch it up a lot. Mostly I just go 1 dtilt randomly when I force my opponent to approach me, which i can normally trip 75% of the time... BACK TO THE dtilt STRATEGY!!! on someone with a shield up, you get off the dtilts and you now have several options to switch to: Grab, Dashgrab, jab combo, usmash, run away, nair, more dtilt (not recommended) or spotdodge/roll/jump back, OR FH back PKfire towards them. The common reaction to someone who is being hit by this is to grab. In that case, you either continue a dtilt with really good timing to prevent them from grabbing you, then proceed with the other options (only 1 dtilt is needed and recommended for hitting). If the person's grab is too quick, then just spotdodge immediately after the dtilts. You should time perfectly and be able to use either dtilt, jab combo, or grab after having spotdodged the grab. In my usage of it on my friends, it nearly never fails (my friend plays marth and often goes with the GR gheys...). NOW what if the opponent spotdodges? You are given the disadvantage if you try to grab and dtilting one or two times past doesn't work.... SO DTILT CONTINUOUSLY!!! you get a hit at least after the spotdodge gets finished and AS SOON AS THAT ONE DTILT HITS, get a grab or something else off. They try to react with something else, but it requires extremely strict timing or just spamming something to get out. In the case that your opponent is able to hit you sooner than you can get them with something after that one extra dtilt past the spotdodge, just grab them out of the spotdodge. WHAT IF THEY JAB?!?!? Well, with several characters, the jab will beat out the dtilt in speed and thus leave you to receive damage, which is why i use so few dtilts (1-2, rarely 2): they have nearly no time to react unless they read your mind or you are predictable with it. If you do it properly, they can't get off a jab in time, so all you have to do is grab them after the dtilt. If they run away, you're getting the better of the stuff... it helps you out...
^dtilt is all about mindgames, thus why I use it so well against my friends. PSImag mindgames are awesome, and so are dtilt. The fact that we were playing on an HD TV might have been a factor in why the stuff was working as well as it did, but if it was on a regular TV I would be even better off... I could react much quicker without having to wait and see what my opponent does to react.
^^reason why i bring this up is because there were several times in which the opponent landed near you and you could have dtilted-->trip or dtilt to something else, but you missed it. by landing, i mean airdodge into ground. a couple of other ways in which people land can be countered to allow easy usage of dtilt, but it takes much more explanation than what i wrote, which is already a ton...
OTHERWISE, GREAT JOB VICE!!!