Fair cancels into any Bmove, so can be used as a "safe aerial", also has a fantastic hitbox and kills early.
Wizard Kick Serves as your Anti-Air, killing from the air easily, and can attack people who are juggling if spaced correctly. Also used to punish rolls and landings.
Flame Choke, easily punishes shielding and chains with a smart player. I have gotten 0-death chains with flame choke. Also used to Ganoncide, and is useful for the air to those unexpecting.
Uair, insanely fast and works as an anti-aerial attack, has almost no landing lag, is just amazing.
Nair, Works for poking, has very little lag, and racks damage very well and has extraordinary range.
Dair, the best spike in the game, very powerful, useful for punishing get up attacks as well.
Bair, the god of all aerials, extremely quick, low lag, has a small hitbox but hits like a truck. I have killed a Jiggs player at 30% with that thing.
Ftilt, as powerful as some characters Fsmash's, pretty fast as well. Kills early too
Dtilt, an extremely long hitbox, knocks characters up, and is quite a powerhouse.
Utilt, used for edgeguarding and unsuspecting opponents, a safe move to if you time it correctly, but do not expect to hit with it, instead you can force you opponents into uncomfortable situations with it and punish.
Dash attack, has super armor frames, can kill, insane priority. Iti s love.
Fmash, kills extremely early, but should only use for hard reads and punishes. Extremely powerful move if you can read spot/air dodges correctly.
Dsmash, racks up damage like a champ. But is usually unsafe
Usmash, it kills early, and is one of Ganondorf;s fastest options.
As you can tell Ganondorf is all about patience and reading your opponent. You have to be extremely skilled to use him, but in Smash 4 his pure damage racking abilities and his options makes up for that. You only need about 5 hits per stock to KO with Ganondorf. Ganondorf is about midtier in this game, and we have seen substantial tournament results with him, but you need to know your MU's and need to be good at reading to be good with him. I do not really use his customs anymore, but he is still plenty good without them. A bad Ganondorf(Something I used to do) would indeed spam dropkick, because it's "so good", but once it wears off and you use your other options, your Ganondorf get's 500% better. Ganondorf is plenty viable without customs, and yeah.