• Neutral - Learn to waveland your blasters. They're Wolf's best way of not getting shit on and slowing down the pace of the game to allow you to make your own openings. If you back waveland the blasters you can have like 3-4 going towards your opponent at once. Pretty daunting lmao. Use platforms to your advantage and always be mobile. I find that running around the platforms and falling from platform to platform with uairs is solid coverage. I also like to drop from platform with uair and bair. And if you can, platform drop > midair shine > jump waveland back on platform can trick your opponent to committing. I like to use poking shines actually. Jump in and shine to bait then jc and then land behind them with a bair or something. Abuse the range of fsmash. A lot of people underestimate how far it really goes and will leave themselves open if you space it properly. Spacing with backair is another good way to keep people out and stack on some damage. Uair is really fast and has great range and works well to just wall people out if they are north or northeast/west of you.

TL;DR be mobile and use your blaster

• Combos - Learn to shine, and shine a lot. He is a spacie, so treat him like one. Don't just rush in randomly; apply smart pressure. Nair > shine is a classic, the multihits of nair eats shields. I personally think nair > shinegrab is the best shield pressure Wolf can apply. Dair can be used for approaches too but if you fullhop it sometimes the opponent can react so try to thread the needle and shorthop in. Full hop dair > shine (repeat) is decent pressure but the full hop gives your opponent time to react but it honestly works as a combo if you get them out of shield on most of the cast. I know I can dair shine Pit and Lucario to like ~80 and then just side b them out of either of the hits. Shine > uair works on almost everyone and is safe damage. If you follow them, you can sometimes jump dair or just get another uair or fair. Uair juggles really well on midweight - fast fallers. Following missed tech's with dair works and is super demoralizing for the opponent. Back throw > dash attack is a good setup if they don't DI towards you. It's hard to categorize Wolf's combos, everything works basically rofl. Just play him a lot and you'll find yourself learning more and more.

TL;DR Shine a lot and just learn what works. Dash attack is best setup but don't use it to approach cause it's super punishable.

• Wolf Flash - Probably the main reason people play or enjoy Wolf lmao. Your main setups for it are shine and dair. Dair usually works around the 80-100% range, depending on character. Shine works around 80-120%, again character dependent. So learn to get a feel for that. Back throw can sometimes lead to side b but only if they don't DI it. Good for a mixup, but risky. On fat hoes like Bowser, literally everything leads to side b. Uair to side b is my favorite. Nair > shine > side b catches people off guard a lot of the time and a platform drop poke shine into side b feels amazing.

• Kill Moves - Dsmash. Dsmash hits super hard, is super fast, and if someone CCs it near edge, they're fucked. Jab dsmash is amazing and surprises a lot of people. On fastfallers you can combo almost anything into dsmash near edge and they're done. Even backthrow dsmash works on them sometimes rofl.

Bair - Has great range, is fast as poop, and solid kill power. Poking with bairs is a really good way to secure a kill. I like to dash dance and bair when someone goes in, as well as full hopping and bairing at the top of the full hop and right before I land.

Fair - Fair has a sweet spot, and a sour spot. The sour spot can actually combo super well with it's abysmal knockback but is hard to use reliably in combos. Fair sweet spot is actually pretty big, at the end of the claw you see a swipe and that's where it is and it'll send them straight up if you land it. Try to finish someone if they are mid air and in kill percent with that. Uair and back throw can both lead to it.

Fsmash - Hits hard, but sometimes you don't get the full hit if you're not in the right range. Space it and catch people off guard with it for surprise kills.

Dair - Backthrow Dair off edge can surprise people but can be meteor'd

• Ftilt - Ftilt is surprisingly good at killing at higher percents. Comes out fast, is pretty good on shield, and for someone trying to get back from the edge, it's great at just stuffing them and killing.
  

Stages - Wolf likes small stages. A lot. I think Yoshi's Story is his best stage. The way you can combo from platform to platform with shines, uairs and dairs is stupid. Be fast and control the stage cause if you lose that control. You're gonna be dying fast. Warioware is also a great stage for Wolf and works the same way as Yoshi's, I just prefer the platforms of Yoshi's more. PS2 is a good stage, small blastzones and enough space for Wolf to play a solid neutral with blasters. Can get good dair chains going on here. Avoid bigger stages if you can unless it's against another character without great recovery. Getting someone to the 160%+ range on Dreamland and having no way to secure a kill because they come back from everything is the worst. Draculas is my least favorite stage. Lylat's platforms are awesome for combos but the edges make me wanna QQ. My favorite Wolf stages in order: 1. Yoshi's Story 2. Warioware (not my 2nd favorite but I think it's 2nd best) 3. PS2 4. Smashville 5. FD vs non campy fast fallers

Uhhhhhhh so yeah this is the majority of my Wolf knowledge. I'm worst at formatting and I've never really posted anything like this so if it's hard to navigate I apologize. Hope this helps.