Dude, I know. This is the sixth time I've responded to this I think. However, as I've said before, it's how they make him slow that represents the character so poorly.
Ganondorf is intentionally made to move like he's tired and out of breath. This was stated by Sakurai. In the actual Zelda games, ganondorf is slow when he fights you, but not because he is incapable. DDuring the fights he just nonchalantly strides towards you like a badass because he's confident. What proves that he is not incapable, is the fact that he can move like a champ when he needs to. Even the fat and old Ganon of windwaker Moves like a 20 year old kung-fu fighter. This is a major part of Ganondorf's character, like many old wizards from fantasy, he's an old dude, but he's still incredibly adept. To make him slow and weary is a disservice to his character. It shows that Ganondorf is not represented well at all in Smash Bros. You don't have to make a character act as if he's dying when he runs just because he needs to be slow. Bowser, Palutena, Ike, and many others prove this
However, Ganondorf could have a mix of agilty and slowness in his moves. Bowser proves this in his new moveset. Go watch a video or something on it. Bowser is very agile, yet still slow.
My point here is this, Ganondorf is not the slow, weary, and tired old man that we see in Smash. Ganondorf is indeed an old man, but he is by no means tired and weary. Exactly the opposite actually. So this is poor character representation. Of course, that isn't all that I think misrepresents Ganondorf, but I already mentioned that in my first post on here.
