Video guide to Ganondorf.

[AugsEU]

I spent yesterday creating this video tutorial:

It covers some pretty basic Ganondorf stuff. It is meant for beginners.

 

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It seems more like a guide on ganon gimps, but still a nice beginner's guide to ganon.

Also, you incorrectly used the reverse uair to edgeguard against falcon. You were hitting it too high, giving him enough room to recover, whereas hitting it at the bottom tip of the uair will semi-spike him below you, making it even easier to get a second reverse uair against the falcon.

Also, I personally argue that bair > fair due to it's speed and volatility. But that's my opinion.

 

[AugsEU]

It really depends on the percent that they are at, and which character they are playing. So like, if they are at kill percent from the side you are better of using a Uair. But if they have a really good recovery, like Jiggs, then there really isn't any need to use a Uair.

 

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Cherish each and every hit you land on jiggs. Uair is essential

 

[AugsEU]

Uair is good, but I am saying if you have the option to do a weak Uair, a Fair or a Biar take the Fair and Bair against Jiggs. By Uair, I am talking about the weak tipman spot, not the forwards part.

 

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Good luck landing that fair on a good jiggs dude. You basically have to read him like a pop-up book.

 

[AugsEU]

The last hitboxes of the Uair(Which is what I am talking about here) come out about frame 14, same as the Fair. But yes, Bair seems like the best option vs Jiggs off the edge.

 

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Bair is obviously good. Reverse uair wop is a gimmick. The first hitbox of uair is the most important. And Ganon's fair is easily out-spaced by puff's disjointed bair and fast aerials/aerial approaches. You have to be very selective with it.