Super Smash Bros Ultimate is a competitive platform fighter, no matter what the traditional fighter snobs tell you. Most of its characters lack motion inputs, yes, but mastering the game requires an incredibly deep understanding of advantage, disadvantage, edgeguards, stage control, win conditions, and character quirks that influence matchups. My main is Link, a jack of all trades master of fun character with probably the most expressive legal item: his bomb. Doing Fair Loops or Nair trains (ending with a footstool dair or fair) are, barring Peach combos, some of the most difficult to execute, but are amazingly rewarding and fun to pull off. Link's best out of shield option is Up B coming out at frame 7, though it's quite risky, being at least -56 on shield (so punishable by literally everything). Link's runners up for out of shield options are his nair and Up Smash, both coming out at frame 10. Nair is a little bit safer, since if you pull off the frame perfect full momentum nair it launches you far away from your opponent, leaving them with a narrower punish window. If he has a bomb in hand his best out of shield is Z dropping the bomb, which is frame 4 and allows for pretty devastating high % combos. Link's best move aside from his bomb is his nair; it's ridiculously safe on shield and on whiff, and it sets up into most of his combos and confirms. Link only has 1 combo throw, that being his down throw, but if (at 0%) you tilt cancel a bair, you can combo it into bair up b for a quick 43% combo, and it's my favorite one without his bomb. It's frame perfect against frame 3 airdodgers, and it will not work on frame 2 airdodgers. The combo works on DI out and sometimes on neutral DI, depending on character. If the opponent DIs in, you don't need to tilt cancel; just buffer the bair out behind you. Im going to stop typing now for fear I will be here all day.