Pit's F-Throw A Chaingrab?

[Sans Glutin]

I'm not sure if this has already been found, and I could be wrong about this but I was playing a lvl 9 Bowser for no particular reason trying (unsuccessfully) to Arrow Loop, and then I just started trying to chain f-throws together. It worked at 0% until like 30-40 but I'm not sure if this is really a chain grab or not. It seems like someone would have already found this by now. I'm probably wrong but just wondering

 

[Jace08]

I've found that this works on some unsuspecting individuals for like 3 grabs from 0%. Only works on some characters, and it all really depends on DI.

 

[grandmaster192]

You can chain grab at really low %, but it's nothing like Falco's. It's more of a situational thing that you can slip in sometimes.

 

[CORY]

get a wall and it works really well on quite a few characters (mostly larger/heavier ones). i know charizard and ike can be wall chained til around 90-ish, fun times.

 

[Sans Glutin]

Oh ok. I didn't really think I was right but it's sort of a psuedo-chaingrab then?

 

[Admiral Pit]

It works better against large opponents, while the smaller ones can escape. It's more like a Semi-chaingrab. I prefer to do it when the enemy is at 0% first, for Pit wont be able to do it when the Throw knocks them out, somewhere at 50-60% line.
You can use D-throw after this and U-air after that, which would be a good Pit combo (Against large opponents)
Ppl can DI outta this but it just works best against large opponents. The amount of times you can F-throw varies.
Ex: I could do 5 F-throws on a DK before doing D-throw to a U-air, while Diddy can DI outta it and limit it to about 2 F-throws. Actually any1 can DI it, but large chars have difficulties avoiding it.

 

[Rhyfelwyr]

Not a chaingrab in any sense except for walls, but it is hard to escape. It is possible for Bowser to escape it from 0%.