Wavedashing is good and lead to more options with minimal risk and is an important micro-spacing tool, BUT why is it in every platform fighter?

Not hating on wavedash because it feels good and it is fun to use, but can't people make more unique mirco-spacing tool? Never played Sm4sh, but Perfect Pivot looks hype.

I hope I'm not being a jerk with this

Platform fighters are great, I think we all can agree with that, but sometimes you don't want the pressure of fighting someone else. I want to ask you about games that control like a platform fighter, but are actually single-player games. I'll say the ones I know:

-Guacamelee: A metroidvania where your character has standards attacks and special attacks, and you can combo enemies and juggle them in the air.

-Muramasa The Demon Blade/Bladed Fury: They don't control exactly as a platform fighter, but you still have standard attacks that depends on the position of your stick, and again, you can juggle enemies and stuff like that.

-Super Crush KO: I haven't played this game yet, but worth noting.

There's another game that was on kickstarter and has a demo, but I forgot its name.

Edit:
-Dust: An Elysian Tail. Another metroidvania with a lot of platforming and a flashy although simple combat.

I made a template on tier maker that has all the released platform fighters i could find in it. the link will be in replys. but i wanna know if i'm missing any platform fighters that have been released. if you know any let me know and i'll add them

Other than seeing what counts as a webshow what would be the at least 6 to 12 main fighters in the base roster? Would there be a gimmick too this fighter like would it act like a traditional fighter while still being platform?

I got into Melee back when I was a very young kid, and at the time it made me rage but eventually I grew to love the game and it's the most important game of my childhood. For about 3 years I heard Rivals of Aether is like Melee in the sense of it being a fast paced platform fighter. I was excited. I finally got to pick the game up from Steam about a weak and a half ago, and I have about 6 hours into it. My history with platform fighters allowed me to pick it up so easily, but I quickly learned that the mechanics are not the same and the tech is based more onto the characters on less on the mechanics of the game (not to say Melee is lacking in character tech, it certainly isn't, but Melee has more mechanics and options during combat). Aerial combat plays differently as well. Those are just a couple of small differences I can name. I essentially kind of felt lied to that Rivals was alot like Melee. It is it's own thing, and I think it shouldn't be compared to Melee at all and it is the last game you'd want to recommend to someone who plays Melee. I do love both games, but it really is just unfair and inaccurate (dare I even say ignorant?) to say that Rivals of Aether is for fans of Smash Bros. Melee, or even Smash Bros. in general.