I don't even remember what points is. I always played Stock.
So I see that some of the conversation here centers around clones. I hope that the movesets become more unique, because there are still a few present in Brawl, though there were a few cut out in the transition from Melee. Since I know this will be argued to a point, I have done my own moveset research of the trending cloning pairs. The movesets are as based off of a Gamecube controller.
First off is C. Falcon and Ganondorf.
Standard A (Falcon): Three-hit combo followed by rapid punching
Standard A (Ganon): Electric Punch (or shove)
Verdict: Not cloned
Over-A (Falcon): Roundhouse kick
Over-A (Ganon): The 'Sparta Kick'
Verdict: Not cloned
Up-A (Falcon): Brings leg up and then crashing down on foe
Up-A (Ganon): Brings leg up and then crashing down on foe after a few seconds of charge time, dealing more damage.
Verdict: Very similar/cloned
Down-A (Falcon): Leg sweep
Down-A (Ganon): Low kick
Verdict: Not cloned
Standard B (Falcon): Powerful punch that deals high damage after being charged for a second or two.
Standard B (Ganon): Powerful punch that deals high damage afetr being charged for a second or two.
Verdict: Cloned
Over-B (Falcon): Charge that punches enemy upwards.
Over-B (Ganon): Charge that slams enemy down.
Verdict: Very similar/cloned
Up-B (Falcon): Upwards movement that latches onto an enemy it connects with, then launching off of that enemy.
Up-B (Ganon) Upwards movement that latches onto an enemy it connects with, then launching off of that enemy.
Verdict: Cloned
Down-B (Falcon): Charging kick
Down-B (Ganon): Charging kick
Verdict: Cloned
Aerial A (Falcon): Double-kick
Aerial A (Ganon): Double-kick
Verdict: Cloned
Aerial Over-A (Falcon): Electric Knee
Aerial Over-A (Ganon): Downwards punch
Verdict: Not cloned
Aerial Up-A (Falcon): Flipping kick
Aerial Up-A (Ganon): Flipping kick
Verdict: Cloned (though many other characters share this move as well)
Aerial Down-A (Falcon): Downwards leg thrust
Aerial Down-A (Ganon): Downwards leg thrust
Verdict: Cloned
FINAL SMASH (Falcon): Falcon Drive: Sends a car out at a certain length, damaging anyone hit by it in a short scene on a racetrack
FINAL SMASH (Ganon): Charging Boar: Transforms into a giant boar that charges across the screen
Verdict: Not cloned
Now I think the main problem, and the main reason why people believe Ganon and Falcon to be clones, is that they share very similar or cloned special moves. However, looking at their standard moves, there aren't as many cloned movements. Since special moves are meant to be unique to the character, and the two fighters share very similar or cloned specials, this causes them to be labeled as clones. Similar, yes, completely cloned, no. But too similar for the taste of me and many other gamers. Especially since Ganon has had many video game appearances that attacks can be drawn from.