I know it's impractical--but possible. Even two uairs can be chained together quickly with an edge-cancel and lead to a tipman forced getup. They have to di downward I would imagine though. A lot of things are TECHNICALLY possible. If you mess around enough you can discover niche things, but that's all they are--niche. I wasn't really proposing this stuff happens all match. Maybe once every 3 stocks you get off a nice edge-cancel. I do think that edge-canceling while facing the ledge is nice. You can do dair to jab/pivot jab, or bair to pivot jab/ftilt, especially if you cancel it on an active hitbox frame, they'll be stuck in shield-- so maybe JC grab is better.
Or um, dair ledgecanceled to uair is nice if they meteor cancel everything. FF the uair and you can sweep the side of the stage very quickly. It's pretty fast. It's also a good mindgame I suppose to use the dair at the wrong time, just for the edgecanceled uair/bair/dair/fair, etc. All his options are too good when someone is trying to sweetspot.
what if the first dair hit up, then the 2nd dair edge canceled into a uair reset into fair. thatd be a siiiiiick combo
If the opponent was grounded at about 0% you could perhaps hit them with the dair, sweetspot the edge-canceled dair right before their tech window when they bounce back up, then they should go on the platform above them, tipman reset, then fair? Sounds brutal as hell. That's gotta be like a 60 damage combo almost. Human probably can't do that, or it's super situational.
One thing I did notice is, it's super duper easy to edge-cancel on BF. Perfect wavelanding the top platform makes it easy. If Ganon is facing left wave landing backward just press left before you go off and do an aerial. Vice versa applies [facing right wavelanding backward]. It's harder the other way [going forward], because you have to change your di the frame you fall off otherwise you just barely miss it. It's possible, but weird.
Oh and P.S. if you don't FF the chained uairs it ac's on the last one. Soooo, that's pretty good.