Ganondorf doesn't use a Trident. That's not important. That's something only his Monster form uses, and that's not even a character who has a cameo in Smash. The closest is Phantom Ganon's Trident, which isn't even a copy of Ganon's original Trident, as it holds very little power and works differently as is.
Ganondorf doesn't use Blazing Bats. That's again, a Ganon ability. They are separate characters, despite being the same person. Ganondorf physically attacks others with kicks and punches in canon. The Trident should only be from Phantom Ganon, if any, but that's it. At least that makes sense. Ganondorf doesn't even own a Trident on his own during OOT, which makes it odd that Phantom Ganon uses one. He doesn't get a Trident till he fully gets resurrected after dying in TP no less, and for the first time, is canonically reborn as a different person. Yes, it's that odd. It's the second Ganon in canon, and they know of Ganondorf in Four Swords Adventures too. Who is completely absent, as they specify he no longer exists and never showed up. It becomes a stretch to even say Ganondorf could use that Trident at that point. It's most definitely not important to him. That's not to say he can't use one, if you take a look at HW, but it's not important to him, as Ganondorf in canon never had access to Ganon's Trident at any point. That's where it becomes a massive stretch to use that wording.
Dead Man's Volley has proven to be highly difficult to actually make work correctly in Smash. It makes little sense to try and say "canon" but make it essentially the same as Lightning Ball, a similar move without the extreme reflective properties(which balances correctly into Smash and is also easier to implement anyway. Ganondorf has used this more than once, making it more important to him). Besides that, Dead Man's Volley is thrown onto any boss and Ganondorf uses it less than his own clone, Phantom Ganon(who uses it 3 times in canon).
The only move other than slightly DMV(and that's not even important to him canonically. A blue Stalfos uses it, for cripes' sake. Ganon used it once. Yuga Ganon used it once, while combined with the monster form, not the human form, meaning overall Ganon, not Ganondorf, even uses it more) is the Teleport, his actual important missing ability. DMV isn't important to Ganondorf. It's just a move he helped codified, except not the name. That was codified in PH by the Cubus Sisters. It may not have had the name DMV till then, even in the coding no less.
If you're trying to shoehorn moves only Ganon can use, which Ganondorf doesn't even use in HW... it's not very important to the human form. It's especially less important when the canon makes it clear that those moves would be inaccessible to a specific form. There's a huge difference between it being an idea that would legitimately make him feel more canon, and stretching it to say it holds any legit importance. DMV is far more debatable, Teleport is important, Trident holds zero importance to Ganondorf, and according to the timeline, a different Ganon first uses Blazing Bats. Your argument is a massive stretch here to include these. I don't deny they're notable, but that's different from important. There's a reason why people speak of properly representing Ganon as playable, because he's vastly different from Ganondorf, even if Ganondorf used more of his canon moveset(he wouldn't be using the Trident from ALTTP or Blazing Bats regardless, cause they aren't canon abilities. Even if he somehow luckily got that Trident, which Zelda proves non-canon version abilities are possible, Blazing Bats would make no sense and pretty much is as likely as Goku getting in. It has zero ties to Ganondorf in any actual game, so there's no reason Sakurai would choose it).
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Also, small correction; Toon Link isn't from WW. He's based upon the design introduced. He's also listed as from ST, a different Link. This is the idea of what the original Link also did, being based upon all the Links up to OOT. It's not till Brawl he becomes a specific Link. Young Link is meant to be from OOT/MM only, but there's no denying he reminds one of the overhead Link due to their shape looking somewhat younger because of sprite limitations. The odd Melee trophy does have a lick of truth to it.
