All about RARs

A RAR(Reverse Aerial Rush) is simply turning around on or before the frame you start a jump,
reversing the direction you are facing.

Normal RARs are performed by pressing back during a full run, and holding jump and forward
in either order during this turnaround slide. Its lenient on the input order because a
turnaround slide will not let you accidentally reverse your direction again before you start
your jump, guaranteeing you will perform a RAR if you jump out of it, regardless of the
control sticks direction.

From a standing position, there are a few ways to get a RAR with differing difficulties and
usefulness. First though, its important to understand how initial dashes work.

- Frames 1-5 of every characters dash can be cancelled into a perfect dash in the
	opposite direction. This means control stick inputs that are too quick will sometimes
	make you face the wrong direction.

- For samus, frames 6-10 are a buffer window in which the same perfect dash back is
	guaranteed. It will still come out on frame 11, though.

- Frame 11 and beyond is a full run, where pressing back makes you go into the turnaround
	slide animation that can't be cancelled with another dash.

What this means, is that to get a full hop RAR bair out of an initial dash, you must be very
careful with your input order. The three primary ways to get an instant full hop back
air(assuming we're facing right) that I've found are:

1) Dash left, and before frame 6 input jump THEN hold right. Dashing back for more
 	 than 2 frames creates some backwards momentum that can make confirms impossible, making
 	 this method inconsistent.

2) Dash right, and before frame 6 input left THEN input jump THEN hold right. The left input
	 obviously causes a dash back, so it can also screw up your momentum. This also more tight
	 inputs than the previous method, so it can be even more difficult.

3) Sort of the same as 2 with a slight caveat. Between frames 6-10 you can hit left and
	 it won't dash back and screw up momentum, and pressing jump any time between the left
	 input and frame 11 will immediately start a RAR jump. Slightly more lenient and doesn't
	 have a chance to screw up your forwards momentum, although you must still press jump
	 before frame 11, or you'll dash back. Comes with the obvious drawback of being
	 potentially slower

Something discovered recently is that only a smash input will cause a dashback at all,
including during the initial 1-5 frame window, but a TILT input can still trigger the
character to turnaround instantly during jumpsquat.

In practice, what this means is you can dash forward for some momentum, tilt UP AND BACK
diagonally to guarantee you won't dash back, and hit jump. This can be done for all 10 frames
of initial dash and allows you instant forward momentum into a full hop back air.

This allows some followups not normally feasible with a back air, many of which are kill
confirms. Down throw(no DI or DI in) into iRAR bair and grounded dair into iRAR bair come
to mind. The general use case is for when the opponent is high above you and slightly in
front.

<insert gif(s) of samus doing this iRAR bair confirm>