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Ganondorf returns from Super Smash Bros. Melee with more power, but less speed, than last time.

Contents 1 Standard attacks 2 Special Attacks 3 Taunts 4 Final Smash

[edit] Standard attacks

Wii Remote + Nunchuk	Wii Remote (sideways)	Wii Classic Controller	GameCube Controller	Standard Attack	Info
Smash +	++	(Smash +) or	(Smash +) or	elbow Attack	He unleash some sort of powerful elbow attack
Smash +	++	(Smash +) or	(Smash +) or	Upward kick Attack	He does an upward kick attack
Smash +	++	(Smash +) or	(Smash +) or	duel kick attack	He does a double kick at enemies next to him.

[edit] Special Attacks

Wii Remote + Nunchuk	Wii Remote (sideways)	Wii Classic Controller	GameCube Controller	Special Attack	Info
				Warlock Punch	Ganondorf's Warlock Punch, it takes longer to execute although much stronger
+	+	+	+	Flame Choke	He lunges at an opponent, grabs them by the neck, and slams them to the ground
+	+	+	+	Dark Dive	He leaps in the air, slightly forward, and if an opponent is in front of him, he grabs and electrocutes them and sends them flying
+	+	+	+	Wizard's Foot	On the ground he shoots above In the air he shoots downward at an angle

[edit] Taunts

Wii Remote + Nunchuk	Wii Remote (sideways)	Wii Classic Controller	GameCube Controller	Taunt
				He spins in midair and strikes a pose and chuckles.
+	( or )+	or	or	He punches his other hand twice and chuckles.
	+			He pulls out his sword, looks at it in amazment, and puts it away.

[edit] Final Smash

Beast Gannon: Ganondorf transforms into the boar-like demon Ganon and strikes with a two-hit combo; first with a stunning pound on the ground, which paralyzes opponents if they're in range, then an immensely powerful dash, launching enemies along with him and landing safely on ground. Enemies not launched may be paralyzed or buried, depending on their proximity to the attack and whether or not they were able to dodge it.