Yeah I'll help you out dude. My first word of advice is to keep your eye on your opponent at all times. I can't stress this enough. Around 0:04 you ran in front of Ganon who had his shield up. That was a perfect grab opportunity. Instead of grabbing, you ran away. Learn to sweet spot the edge when you are recovering. Aiming your recovery at Ganon will increase your chances of getting faired to death.
Whenever you up throw and you notice your enemy DI-ing away your up throw, don't be afraid to pursue with a full jump nair. You just have to be quick. Of course this depends on who you are fighting. But Fox can do it to Ganon pretty well. I am referring to 1:03. Your juggling isn't bad. Don't forget that Fox's up tilt a worthy juggling tool worth using.
Match 2: In the very beginning of the first match your nair spacing was a bit off. So try an be more careful when executing your nairs. Your edge guarding could use some work. Fox's forward tilts, especially when angled properly, is a deadly edge guarding move. You once again did that weird habit of running away when your enemy puts up their shield. Just watch out for that habit. The way you spared Gnaon's first stock was kind of silly. I know this is a friendly. But to be honest, a well place up smash would have sufficed.
I'd practice your SHFFLs a bit more. You were doing a lot of full jumping. But I am assuming those weren't intentional. There is nothing wrong with jump aerials to shines, but it becomes predictable. Also, when your nair knocks your enemy far away from you, resist the urge to shine. Shining at that point is pointless.
Overall, you aren't bad. Just tidy up your movement (smoother, longer wave dashes, more l canceling consistency) combos (more up tilts, for example) and edge guarding. Keep at it. Good job.
