Comps have ways of rendering some of Ganon's moves null. Players might learn these.

[Rhyfelwyr]

You know how Ganondorf extends his foot out for the F-tilt and D-tilt, and leaves the foot there for a moment before retracting? Because this is an extended hurt/hitbox, a person can shield grab Ganon from a ridiculous distance. Very annoying.

This may be damage dependent, but I've seen the computer airdodge between the first and second hits of the D-smash fairly often. It's not right.

A last thing I've seen is when the computer has a character with an instant N-air move. After I grab them with the up-B, they are able to N-air me the exact moment I release them. I don't know how they get past the hit stun, but they do it.

 

[matthewmilad]

Lol, even among computers Ganondorf is easily abused. Go find some abuse on other characters, not Ganondorf lol

 

[Sliq]

You shouldn't be down smashing anyways. Or intentionally up-bing people. Furthermore, if you interrupt his f tilt with another, he'll pull his leg back and do another f-tilt.

 

[Rhyfelwyr]

You shouldn't be down smashing anyways. Or intentionally up-bing people. Furthermore, if you interrupt his f tilt with another, he'll pull his leg back and do another f-tilt.

D-smash has it's uses for punishing a whiff attack to send them behind you and off the stage. Up-B is great to do underneath platforms when an opponent is shielding and expecting an u-smash or u-air. Doing a second F-tilt doesn't solve the problem, they grab you during the full extension of the leg.

 

[SnaggleTooth]

A lot of the many other reasons Ganon is horrible... You just start with too many disadvantages