You people need to stop agruing over something so simple.
Ganon isn't easy to get offstage if he has half a brain, he knows that he is going to lose that stock or take a massive amount of damage if he gets off.
F-throw to f-smash? anyone who knows di isn't going to be hit by that. You are partly right about one fair leading to an extended combo but it rarely ever leads to death if the ganon knows how to di and break combos, which any decent ganon should because it happens alot.
Sonicwave, many things you said aren't true, I was surprised because you are normally quite knowledgable. And Ted, you are saying things that aren't the case much at all due to how people change during battles. No one is perfect all the time.
"3. Knee-jerk up-B in an attempt to grab Marth with it. Result: Marth is properly spaced and doesn't get grabbed, and you get f-smashed again because of your laggy *** up-B.
4. Tech and then air dodge onto stage. Result: Marth nairs his air dodge."
both of those aren't anything to be agruing about. Nine out of ten times the marth is going to be grabbed due to the nature of ganon's up-b and the fact the marth isn't going to space himself perfectly all the time. And as far as the tech and airdodge, Same thing, most marths are going to f-smash again due to them being worked up and intense on their edgeguarding, few keep their calm and react accordingly.
And you also said ganon is slow and predictable, that tells me you haven't played a good ganon before by a long shot.
Ganon vs marth is an even match, the marth has to be on his toes and properly space each attack or he dies in three hits and is just as easy to tech-chase as marth can tech-chase ganon as any ganon worth his salt can tech-chase well.
Edgeguarding shouldn't even be this much of an agruement as marth can be edgeguarded effortlessly due to him usually being knocked so far he has to use his second jump early and ganon having his uair edgeguard.
