Dorf's aerial sideB is NOT a spike as describbed in this article. Anyone back me up here?--Simna ibn Sind 22:43, June 17, 2007 (EDT)
thanks to everyone for contributing to gdorf's page. back when the wiki first came out there was little action around here so i added the recovery and spike/meteors section hoping to spice things up. i greatly appreciate all the technicality corrections and the awesome frame data and animation on the dair decription.--ChumpMoney 14:40, July 14, 2007 (EST)
Guys, since when is Ganondorf heavy [as in.. surviving?] ? =O he's not at all too hard to kill vertically, and in my experiences, in any direction. What does M2K's stat guide say? He's a floaty [not lightweight] combo-able character that's not terribly difficult to kill. I think in the article, it's mentioned 2 or 3 times that he's heavy-weight. I'd appreciate it if someone clarified this.--Firexemblemxpryde 14:16, July 27, 2007 (EDT)
smash b meteor
ok I finally took it off I have the original if anyone can prove me wrong on the smash b being a meteor
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Ganondorf in Subspace Emissary?
I found a video on YouTube which kinda makes me think that Ganondorf is going to be in the Subspace Emissary thing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vK9fGLLQbM
The first 20 seconds, you'll probably see what i mean. Dilophosaurus Rex
I think that vid was a mockery about all the people that have assumed to much and gone to deep in to some of Brawl's "Hints". It doesn't prove anything about Ganon. Rawr!
But still, if you watch the video, those clouds really do look like Ganondorf, Master Hand, Bowser, and Ridley. Dilophosaurus Rex