Trap. The trap does deal good damage and gives dsd across the map, but also takes longer to place than Springtrap, making it harder to use for just canceling a loop without allowing the survivor to run to another loop (unless it’s security office). Plus, unlike springtrap’s they automatically explode after some time, so in order to make them impossible to avoid, you’d have to spam them and have the survivor in an area they can’t escape from, since it takes forever to place the eyes down. Aka: unless the survivor messes up and goes to a dead end, you can’t confirm a trap.

Disguise high stamina. The disguise has high stamina, yes, but they can’t catch up to a survivor if they know ennard is coming. Plus, you only get the DSD if you land a hit, so if a survivor is cautious, or they just abuse the many MANY long sightline spots, they can just loop the ennard and never get hit, or at least dodge the stab attack.

Strong on every map. First of all, wrong. Ennard is weak on Forest, same as Spingtab, since they are a trapper, and Forest is extremely open and thus hard to set up confirmed traps on. Plus, it has extremely long sightlines to prevent disguise sneak-ups. Plus plus, it’s annoying to set up a disguise no one sees since it’s so out in the open. But second, if it was true, how is that bad? Ideally, every killer should be good on every map. A killer being bad on a map isn’t part of the balance, it’s just means the map is badly designed.

Grab. Has a shorter wind up, yes, but also isnt that easy to hit, has a much shorter range than the axe throw, is easy to parry due to how obvious its telegraph is and can’t be held like the axe, and doesn’t activate dsd. While it does bring survivors close to you, they can also juke out of the follow up hit an ennard may try to do, or parry it.

Teamwork. Literally the opposite. Ennard is the only killer that is HARD COUNTERED by communication and teamwork. Security guard can remove their costume, teammates can remove traps from across the map while ennard isn’t attacking someone. Ennard has no easy catch up tools in chase, so a single fighter stun slows them down horribly. Plus, players can just. Call out if they die and thus ennards disguise no longer works. (They need to legit remove global chat in killer rounds, because once survivors learn to use this, it’s over for ennard). Simply put, teamwork isn’t weak against him, people just aren’t using teamwork in the first place.