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Thank you for the input, but I would have to research the Gordo Throw in Ultimate, and without first-hand experience, that might decrease the quality beyond what my fragile memory already does [Edit: Well, I just overlooked that this is a Brawl resource, so perhaps it would not hurt to add a rough section about it, though I would have to collect data about it from other sources if it were to be in depth. Thank you.] . To your question, an analogous move does exist in Brawl, but it is very different if my understanding of the Ultimate iteration is correct. In Brawl, he does not throw gordos exclusively. In fact, he throws waddle dees and waddle doos much more frequently, along with occasional items that are more seldom than gordos. Waddle dees and waddle doos walk across the stage, with an occasional attack, but primarily are useful as 'meat shields' and reflector penetration.
Yes, he did. He was notorious for being able to follow up a down throw with another. I think such things caused chain-grabbing to be removed as a component of play, yes? That might be considered a nerf to him, but if you ask me, chain-grabbing is not really an important aspect of gameplay anyway, and so I do not think it would have impacted him that much.
