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Awesome video

Phantom Shower, the next possible Zelda Title, or maybe how Ganon manages to stay clean without actually taking showers? Don't know about that Green Tan though lmao

I strongly suggest this fanbase makes a guild if they try the sponsor. Most guilds accepting members before I quit playing were ones trying to not die out or felt very inactive. The more active ones ignore you even if you meet requirements (despite you being the only person interested I might add Edit: and yes, I was responding when they were advertising), then the dying guilds start sending invites to you immediately. The amount you can do without friends or a guild gets pretty limited. Also before I left, the global chat had 0 moderation.... It was less than pleasant on Switch. Maybe it's better on other platforms, but I think it's infinitely better to be in a guild only chat. As for positives, it's definitely a nice vibe game to play solo. Do as you please essentially. I did enjoy dragon hunting and doing the dungeons that you can basically skip through super easy if you know the layout.

Jesus Christ I used to spend hours playing this game. Thought it died a while ago tbh

This make so much Sense!!

I could see this being the logical way the timeline split

I hearby Ganon ban you.

Whoa. That's genius.

The timeline didn't split there though. It split because Zelda sent Link back in time to stop Ganandorf in the past which created the 2nd timeline. The 3rd timeline is not a timeline at all but an alternate reality, one in which Ganon still loses in the end.

what if Link didn't walk through the island?

@@muhammadghifari2379 i believe the triggger for the fight is in the middle island and you can run around the room without triggering it on 3ds. I havent played in a few years but if i remember right link never dissapears until you get close to the island.

I always thought about how messed up link would be going through this much shit as basically child. Majora's mask shows us a man in a child's body so OOT really did a number on link. Anyway if you were to create a fresh copy of him without his memories but all his negative emotion you would end up with dark link. Something that grows more frustrated with you over time.

@@FeedMeSalt I believe Aonuma actually mentions that in an interview. Might have been an Iwata Asks. Saying that Link in MM is supposed to be someone who's kinda too mature for his own age.

@@TakumiJoyconBoyz yep that's exactly where I got that info from! That and we'll, he can do alot more flips, he wields a shield fitted for his own size instead of a turtle shell, and he in general is dealing with some seriously immense shit. His kit and even his face art work all show a more grown hero. And I mean, he slams vodka milk like it's water ;)

Yeah, but they're both royalty. That shit happens all the time to connect lands, build wealth, and promote peace. You can make it out to be platonic

@@stevenhicks7613 Fair enough. Only thing is, I think he'd choose slay before lay regardless of Ruto's age, appearance, or race. I doubt he would care at all for the Zora's traditions even if the offer was made.

Dorf: gimme the jewel King Zora: well my kid daughter has to give it to you and if she does, it makes you her husband. And i get to call you "son" Dorf:.........poison the local deity again it is

I read this and C H O K E D

Dont forget in old times Like Zelda is implied to be in, 11 was old enough. plus.... if you need a reason for wacky or awkwardness... just remember. "Japan"

This just blew my mind

Individually, they cannot carry children, but fused, they can. I had the same thought when that was mentioned. Wonder how they dealt with being one person for a whole pregnancy term? There must have been a lot of internal conflict considering how they clash at the end of their battle.

Maybe a random Gerudo birthed him, per random chance. The de facto leaders would take him and raise him in their way to be the best leader for their people. And if he was born into a family that isn't the Gerudo Royal Family, maybe he's obliged to marry a daughter of the royals to both keep him the King and keep the royal line intact and in power.

Twinrova is hot too lol. I always thought it was funny when she winks at Link

@@BanditGames I think there is a fake prize thing claiming to be you. Hope this isnt annoying to be @ ed but it might be a serious issue if you do nothing about it. It's also the second one of them I've gotten from a youtuber in 2 days, so I think it's fake. Please can you do something about it? Once more sorry to directly @ you

They must be created

By ganon

They are, by the boss designer lol Okay. I'm dine joking.

Or a giant bug

Correct. I personally came out of my mother.

I figured the man who lived there was a cover for the torturing that went on there. Like he was the one doing it in his basement temple

@@spicybeantofu It could be that the guy was executed in the temple because of the possibility he could talk about the temple.

Ganon's form is from using the Trfiroce of Power specifically, you see him use it/activate it before transforming in OOT. He is a powerful wizard but he becomes the Powerful King of Evil once he has a single triforce piece. If he was truly a reincarnation of evil itself, parallel to that of Zelda being the reincarnation of a literal goddess, he'd have way more power in OOT that he wouldn't have to use Diplomacy and a Coup as a war tactic. This is true as well in TP, when he breaks his chains and kills the sage he's seen activating the Triforce's power (hence why its such a shock or cruel joke rrom the Goddesses) and when he adfivates the triforce you see he begins to grow *tusks*, alluding to his big pig form. (Using Twilit magic could also explain the form is more animalstic in TP than bipedal in OOT). Ganon also just literally doesn't look like Demise's monstrous form, Demise looks a bit like Ganon as a means of visual connection for us the players, but thats as far as it gets imo. Demise's curse applies to all the main big bads the players encounter in Zelda. Vaati is like a huge example of being a incarnation of Demise *without* there being a Ganondorf present in the game.

@@stephanos6128 "Demise looks a bit like Ganon as a means of visual connection for us the players, but thats as far as it gets imo." Yes, that's visual shorthand informing the player that Demise's curse is directly connected to Ganondorf, as is his flaming red hair, which Hyrule Historia confirmed was to signify their connection. Skyward Sword was written to explain the triad of Link/Zelda/Ganon. Link is the reincarnation of the hero, Zelda is the bloodline of the Goddess, and Ganon is the incarnation of the Demon King's hatred. There is zero evidence of Vaati having any connection to the curse, with Vaati's only appearance in a Nintendo-developed game playing second fiddle to a resurrected Ganondorf. Also, you're under the mistaken assumption that Ganondorf should gain some power from being the incarnation of Demise's curse, but there's nowhere that that's implied. Demise didn't reincarnate, his soul was trapped in the Master Sword for eternity. Ganondorf only retains the Demon King's feelings of resentment and hatred for Link and Zelda, which is exactly why he goes out of his way to attack them during Ocarina of Time.

@@flamemasterelan The Vaati your thinking of is FS Adventure, which if u wanna bring up the timeline comes way later. however in FS and Minish Cap, which comes directly after SS where Demise makes his curse, Vaati is indeed his own villain, unrelated to Ganondorf. Yet he is still evil, and seeks power and wanrs to kill Link and Zelda, just as Demise said. Vaati is not a reincarnation of Demise, but an example of his curse coming to fruition. Ganondorf is the same idea, just a fairly consistent one, and theres a reason for that, it's been the same Ganon in every game. OP said Ganon, the pig monster, is a result of Demise's curse. Its not, it clearly shows he transforms using the power from the TRFIROCE. This is shown twice now with OOT and TP. His power comes from his own skill (he was raised by witches, again they are evil beings before Ganondorf, meaning evil has and always will exist outside of him.), later given a major boost via the triforce, he only transforms or is a pig when he specifically has a piece of the Triforce on him. Thats got nothing to do with Demise imo. what i mean is ive seen people saying Demise and Ganon are related on a like, level that Hylia and Zelda are related, which I think isn't true. Demise said his (as well as the demon clan) hatred will follow them forever which does explain Link Zelda and Ganon but it also explains main bosses in other games who are not Ganon ie Vaati, Majora and Cole/Malladus, or monsters who just exist outside of Ganon's influence (Bongo Bongo, dead hand, redeads.) I chose Vaati because he was an example I remember vividly where Ganondorf wasn't his main goal, or the final villain. People have this weird idea that Ganondorf has no control over his actions and is like some victim... brainwashed or forced into a curse taking away his agency and even political charisma. Everytime he reincarnates (which hasn't happened yet that we know of, he is only revived) Demise's curse would suddenly turn this kid evil, which i don't think that's how Demise's curse works. (cus it doesn't explain the passed Gerudo kings who never got a story yet, and are never mentioned in history as consistently evil. It also takes away the civil war that occurs before OOT which again Ganondorf wasn't involved in. Everything post time split is a result of the actions of a singular man, and the Royal Families own incompetence, but evil has been present and plagueing the royal family before Ganondorf even existed. THAT Is what Demise's curse is about imo) I guess I'm tryna say Demise is somewhat a personification of Evil and Evil will follow them to ends of the earth in every form imagineable and the most consistent just hapoens to be Ganondorf, which is only because it's been the same One Evil Ganondorf... TP Wind Waker, Downfall Timeline have all been the *same* one guy who wanted revenge in OOT. he outirght says this at the end of the Game and something similar in TP. Constant revivals can do a number on the mental state as we saw in WW. So while yes, it is Demise's curse coming to fruition, Ganondorf himself also stated he will seek revenge in OOT, and since he hasn't died yet it's been the same singluar man seeking revenge up until at least the 10k year time skip. That's however *his* decision, not Demiss making him do as people like to make it out to be. Another example would be the Yiga, they are Demise's curse coming to fruition, sure theyre not malice made beings but they *are* evil chasing and trying to kill off the Goddess and the Hero and that is *mainly* cus of the actions of the Royal Family, not cus Demise or Ganon told them to. They follow Ganondorf out of pure spite and hatred though they really don't seem to worship him outside of like solidarity. Demise's curse is just similar to the phrase "A Plague on both ye Houses." or "May you never know peace." with like extra wording. Like Romeo and Juliet's death is not the result of Marquitio's final words, but a eventual event due to the actions of others (theyre family). I feel Demise's curse is a similar idea. Not necesarilly an actual magical curse that can be broken, but a sort of threat and karma. As long as those two exist, evil will follow. If we kill Ganondorf, the curse does not lift, but nor does that mean Ganondorf could return bigger and badder. I'm saying someone *else* will just replace him. Demise didn't say he has a descendant who will haunt them, he said his and the demon clans hatred will haunt them, which is more metaphorical than literal. Sometimes that is Ganon (cus its the same one guy seeking revenge), sometimes it is not. Demise's curse refers to all evil all together, he looks like Ganon as a visual connection, but i think its just cus Ganon has been the cinsistent bad guy throughout the games. But Vaati, Majora and Malladus are also part of this curse as their own individual bad guys. but theyre not blood related, Ganondorf is not a reincarnation of Demise. He is not Demise turned human and has some inherent need to be evil cus his Demise blood says so. Thats not how the curse works. ah tldr. The curse explains the feud I just dont think it outright explains Ganondorf as an existance....? If that makes sense. Cus theres examples where Demise's curse doesnt involve him.

@@flamemasterelan sorry for the long reply, i wanna also mention we might have a miscommunication going on cus i personally dont see Demise and Ganondorf as being related via reincarnation. nor do i think he gets his power from Demise, thats soemthing I was trying to explain to OP is a wrong idea. My wording was a bit off looking at my comment, sorry. again you say he has demise resentment towards Link and Zelda, but thats *after* the game when hes defeatsd by them. Ganon having resentment toward Link and Zelda prior to his defeat takes away his agency I think, making it seem like he's inherently evil cus of Demise cursing him to be as such, and not cus of his own actions and greec. Hell he even *spares* Link when they first meet face to face, if Demise had influence over him, he'd kill Link on the spot cus he would know better not to underestimate this kid a second time. WW shows Ganondorfs agency and jealousy is his own, and his evil deeds is also his own decisions, uninfluenced by Demise. Wanting to exterminate Link and Zeldas descendants does parallels Demise's curse but again thats a revenge seeking mentality and a decision Ganon himself makes. It keeps following Link and Zelda cus its been the same Ganon over and over. I wager if Ganondorf were to properly reincarnate, like Link and Zelda do, he wouldn't do evil deeds outright (unless the plot calls for it), cus it wouldn't be the same man, and then someone else evil will instead take the form of Demise's curse. But idk if Nintendo wants to take such risk (depsite hainvg dine it before again Majora, Cole/Malladus, and Vaati.)

@@stephanos6128 No, Ganondorf doesn't hate Link and Zelda personally, as of Ocarina of Time. But he's still Demise's incarnation of hatred enacted through his curse. That's why he grows disdainful of the Kingdom of Hyrule in the first place and decides to conquer it, kill the king, temporarily abandon his conquest mid-mission, and try to kill two ten year olds. Ganondorf is still his own person, so he doesn't start out hating anything, but he was always destined to develop that hatred because that's the nature of fate.

quite an emotional moment

the boss when you fight it: the boss when you unlock it as a pet: terraria

​@@TK-7193 what

​@@TK-7193 I'm confused, context please

@@erner_wisal its a meme about when you fight the boss, its tough, and when it becomes a unlockable playable character, it sucks in comparrison, to its bossfight. for example, malenia, blade of miquella is a tough boss, no? well when you kill her all you get is her sword and armor, when you cosplay as her, you are not nearly as tough.

The Sheikah Tribe in BotW are a very benevolent people. Almost too benevolent... Unless they're secretly allied with the Yiga then they must have some murderous secrets - the King's enemies won't have interrogated themselves.

Maybe they were experimenting with malice, which led to them nearly being wiped out during BOTW? (Which is why the malice can corrupt the guardians.)

It would be cool to find ruins that are similar to the Shadow Temple or Yiga style training grounds for their work in the darkness.

The kinda dropped those aspects in favor of making them more and more overtly Japanese.

Maybe by the time of BOTW they don't really want anything to do with the more "barbaric" methods of their ancestors?

OwO

@@spicysquire3521 You'll never unsee it.

Dodongos cavern, the head wasn't a head from a living dodongo

@@aussiegamerplays7284 none of them are real living dodongos.

@@aussiegamerplays7284 Other than that, I'm not sure I agree.

D&D is super cringe

Sounds pretty cool, man. I didn't even think of doing a loz inspired campaign. We did a pokemon one that was pretty good

@@pagansaiyan8114 a pokemon one? sounds very cool!! ours is like, malice is reinfecting the world 10 years after botw ended, and its yiga + astor + ganon, its really dang cool. a pokemon campaign sounds super fun

@@tiredalexander9935 yeah it was. It didn't last as long as I wanted but it was one of our best. We were former masters trying to redeem ourselves but ultimately we ended up slaying the current champ, taking his pokemon and capturing the detective that was hassleing us in a pokeball. We tried to do it right but those nat 1s had another agenda

@@pagansaiyan8114 oh nooooo those dice really had it out for you!! 😂

That depends on how German's view the saying. To a German man, it might mean the exact same thing as here in the west

There is a book in french (not by Nintendo) who dig deep into the meaning of Ocarina of Time, as being the whole process of a person from child to adult but also the journey of a hero like in old legends; In these legends, there is the hero, but the state of the kingdom is the state of the being itself (remember Hyrule, but also stuff like The Lion King), as the legend is about someone and his personal, mystical journey, not an actual place. Same for every characters, they are concepts, not people. The princess (Zelda) is the soul of the hero, the truth, goal of every sacred knight. The dragon or demon (Ganondorf) is the devil, who dont want the hero to succeed. Let me just warn you that in mystical enlightment (what legends are made to teach), sexuality and soul are tied. Monks dont interact with womens, knights make vows of chastity etc. So, mature stuff here; The journey; 1 Deku tree the end of childhood (*kokiri are all childs, and Deku tree is a father) *Encounter with young Zelda at the castle (aka the young soul of the hero at the "center of the kingdom"), she now something dark is lurking but need the hero and his WILL to fight it. 2 Gorons the world of MENS, big muscular guys, they want to enter a cavern, first encounter with sexuality and desire. Primal instincts, pushed forward by the prehistoric theme (gorons are cavemens, dodongos are dinosaurs). 3 Zora entering a being and team-up with a girl, she give you "her most precious possession, but dont tell father". The Zora jewel is an union symbol. Journey-wise; first sex. Also the water is a symbol tied to the flow of energy coming from the soul (who is tied to sexual energy), so having first sex and first encounter with water-themed level at the same moment in the game is not a coincidence. But the Zora princess is not the right girl, she's not Zelda, she's not the sacred soul the hero should be loyal to. So the evil can take control of the hero/kingdom, aka Ganondorf "steal" the princess and ruin everything. Remember, Ganondorf is an embodiment of what the hero should fight inside itself, the ascension to power of a ruthless grown man without morals. Adulthood. The hero lost his path and now the kingdom is ruined. He encounter his soul (Zelda disguised as Sheik), she guide him, but he cant see her for what she is in his state . 4 Forest Temple return to the origins of things to find his way. The remnants of childhood are gone (kokiri are gone) He "identity" his enemy (ghost Ganondorf), who he must fight to save the kingdom/itself. 5 Fire Temple So Gorons are embodiment of sexual appetite and primal instinct, they were starving during the first act, now they find themselves fed to a beast, "prisonners" of the same concept. The Fire Temple is litteraly Hell. The hero must overcome his own instincts to have his mind in place to begin his mystical journey anew. 6 Water Temple This one is interesting. Water is a symbol of the "soul flow"; and water doesn't flow. Zora domain is frozen, and Hylia Lake is mostly dry. The hero must make the energy flow again. "Overcome itself" (Dark Link), playing with the water (energy) level using the ROYAL song, and destroying the parasite who cause the water to be so low. 7 Shadow Temple Overcoming (the fear of) Death 8 Spirit Temple (perfect name) Overcoming the attachment to the material world and "what he may offer" using the very sexualized Gerudo womens to convey this idea. The tentation for what is essentially meaningless in comparison to a princess (the soul/truth). Remember the imagery of snakes all around, and the worst enemy in the game is actually the pretty girl Nabooru, the lair of the boss is hidden beneath the face of a beautiful and attractive idol, and the boss itself is a woman... Ganondorf lived here, this is his home. He's a child of the desire, he want everything basically. 9 Time to get the Kingdom back. The hero is now worthy, his soul (Zelda/Sheik) reveal herself before his eyes. But he must fight a last battle within itself to reach it. After several trials, he finally force his enemy to reveal his true form, that of an hideous beast, a pig, and can kill him now that his sacred soul is at his side (Light arrows). And THAT explain why the final scene take place in the sky when he's face to face with Zelda. He reached his soul of light, It's heaven, nirvana, whatever you call it. It's not a surprise if Ocarina of Time was so successful, more than any game he is following the pattern of actual legends made to speak to the soul itself and encourage to take on a journey to gather force, courage and wisdom.

Once the triforce spilts once, one of the wielders can locate the other two and get them, the power of the triforce pieces being transferred over. It’s only when Gannondord tried to get them then they were complete that it split.

Think of it like the Goddesses intervening in the only way they felt they could without interfering too much. "we will delay him but we can not directly stop him. it is up to you hero" trope.

In the Downfall Timeline, Ganondorf/Ganon had managed to acquire the full Triforce, due to the fact that he obtained the other two pieces that got away, before the Imprisoning War took place, and he was sealed within the Evil Realm/Dark World, but still with the full Triforce intact. This is why you obtain the full Triforce, when you beat the game, in A Link to the Past. In the Adult Timeline, when Ganondorf knocked out Link and Zelda, he was able to take the Triforce pieces they had, and assemble the full Triforce, but he counted his chickens before the eggs hatched and forgot to actually touch the Triforce, when he tried to make his wish fully realized, allowing King Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule to touch the Triforce and make his own wish, instead, resulting in the old Hyrule being washed away. To answer your question, yes, Ganondorf can obtain the power of the full Triforce, as long as he acquires the two other pieces that got away from him. The legend that Sheik tells Link, before he reveals himself as Princess Zelda, even states that if your heart is imbalanced, and you only obtain one piece of the Triforce, you must seek out the other two pieces to fully realize your wish, with those other two pieces going to two other people chosen by destiny.

Yesssss

Everything Ganondorf

Bongo bongo but ganondorf is ❤❤❤❤❤

Easily dark link, it's so cool fighting an opponent with your combat skills. If you meant regular bosses then bongo bongo

Prolly phantom ganon

Dead Hand from the bottom of the well always stuck out to me. It is similar to redeads which is really cool. It's so different compared to the others which has to make it my favorite.

I'm lost. What's worship? And does the completion of the Shrines worship the Sheikah Monks?

@@xinpingdonohoe3978 Worship is something that happens in your heart. It's a feeling of exultation and love for one's god that grows into outward actions. Singing, working, making art, teaching others, leading people, standing up for good, or anything can be worship if the action is done from the heart in feeling of awe and desire to be closer to the worshipped.

@@jllemin4 oh, that makes sense.

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@Raijin Sun Good job and thank you so much!

Source?

Hyrule historia

@@zephon6745 ok

and bigocto, and the flair dancers

I’m not gonna lie when I first read this comment I thought it was about the 3DS Zelda games

Demise is sealed inside the Master Sword until his soul is completely gone. Ganondorf is just the incarnation of Demise's hatred through his curse.

Yeah... not exactly Demises curse stated that the demom tribe curse and his hatred will follow them until the end forever. Ganondorf never reincarnated, he was just born and fate caused him to continue legacy of demise. The curse is more of a "you are fated to fight evil all over until the end of time" fated curse, and ganondorf is just one of its elements i giess

You should!! Put 'em both back in the ground!

@@BanditGames or in the worst case, feed the dead hand

Nice! I was super close