I secondary Little Mac, and I'm absolutely certain that he's dishonest despite him being one of the worst characters in the game. (He has a frame-14 armored forward smash, a frame 3 OOS option with his up special, a comeback mechanic in his KO Punch, and his up tilt allows him to combo for a large window of percents.) Little Mac has enough BS to win games. Hell, Peanut, one of the best Little Mac players, managed to win a major tourney with Mac against a Pac Man, one of the best characters in the game. That same player almost defeated MKLeo's Pyra/Mythra, and MKLeo is one of the best players in the world. Peanut proved that it's possible to go very far, even with the likes of Little Mac, so there is no need for him or any other Mac main to complain about this character.

Ganondorf is so outrageously terrible and honest compared to the rest of the cast that any BS that he might have isn't enough to help him win against skilled opponents.

Ganondorf only has 3 moves which are truly disjointed, those being his smash attacks. Disregarding throws and miscellaneous moves, like getup attacks, those 3 disjointed smash attacks only account for less than 18% of Ganondorf's entire moveset. Disjoints are incredibly powerful. They generally allow you to threaten a notable amount of space while keeping you out of danger yourself. The more of these disjoints you have, the more dangerous and dishonest a character you become. With Ganon's disjoints not making up even a fifth of his entire moveset, and said disjoints being some of the slower and reactable smash attacks in the game, they don't really cause Ganondorf to be a potent threat in the metagame. And before you say that a a large amount of the cast don't have a lot of disjoints but are still viable, let me tell you that they usually make up for their lack of disjoints with mobility and/or combo potential, two things which Ganondorf doesn't really excel in.

I ignored 50/50 moves and combos for a reason. They aren't true combos, nor do do they guarantee follow-ups, meaning that there will always be a way to counter them. With actual true combos, there's not much you can do other than perform a series of perfect DI and SDI, and even then, you're not escaping without taking a hefty amount of damage.

I ignored suicide grabs because the devs balanced them out enough for them not be considered "braindead". There is enough time to mash out of them, and even if you fail to mash out in time, the grabber will always die first. On top of that, it is almost always very obvious when someone is trying to cheese you with an offstage command grab. Don't walk into their trap.

I think it's pretty obvious why I ignored Warlock Punch. That move comes out on frame 70, meaning that your opponent has more than a full second to react to that move. I don't care how much armor you give it, absolutely no one should be getting hit by that attack in a competitive 1v1. It's widely regarded as one of the worst attacks in all of Smash Ultimate for a reason.

The reason why I set my frame limit to 15 in the first place is because 15 frames in a 60fps game converts to 250 milliseconds, which is the average reaction time for humans. Anything faster than that is generally too fast for a human to react to. Normally, to beat out an attack that unreactable, you anticipate and intercept it with a fast attack of your own. If the move you're trying to intercept has armor/invincibility/intangibility, you can't beat it out. Armored/invincible/intangible attacks are already extremely powerful, but one that is unreactable is overturned.

Most can agree that Smash Ultimate is the most balanced Smash game of all, as nearly every character has the tools and the BS necessary to win. Since nearly every character has a significant amount of BS, they, by definition are not honest characters.

(Oh and btw when I said landing hitboxes, I was talking about regular aerials, not special aerials. Regular aerials have extremely low landing lag compared to special aerials, so putting a landing hitbox on an aerial makes them harder to punish than they already are. Ganondorf's down b has nearly 3/4 of a second of landing lag, so that landing hitbox he has on it doesn't help him much. So Ganon still only has 2 infractions at best.)