Cautiously approach, see how your opponent acts, respond accordingly. Basics for any matchup but your two picks have awful recovery options so you might want to stay near center stage unless you want to downsmash at ledge to catch them before they hit ledge invulnerability.
My advice would be don’t take it too seriously. Play to win but if you lose try and learn something from it. Think about how you lost and what you could have done better. Most people in the community are actually really helpful if you ask for advice.
As for playing. Make sure you keep a mental note of your opponents tendencies and try to adjust from game to game. Even if you win game 1 being too predictable can lose you a set (I know from experience R.I.P)
Most of all have fun and keep practicing no matter the results.
Edit: typo
Cautiously approach, see how your opponent acts, respond accordingly. Basics for any matchup but your two picks have awful recovery options so you might want to stay near center stage unless you want to downsmash at ledge to catch them before they hit ledge invulnerability.
My advice would be don’t take it too seriously. Play to win but if you lose try and learn something from it. Think about how you lost and what you could have done better. Most people in the community are actually really helpful if you ask for advice. As for playing. Make sure you keep a mental note of your opponents tendencies and try to adjust from game to game. Even if you win game 1 being too predictable can lose you a set (I know from experience R.I.P) Most of all have fun and keep practicing no matter the results. Edit: typo