"10,000 years can give you such a desire for destruction"- Lich King Gannon, probably

Stuff can be two things lol

Hmmmm Ganondorf vs doom guy sounds interesting now. Battle of the angry boys

@@quaintgentleman344 Let’s be honest here. He just wants some freedom of movement so he can work that crick out of his neck.

@@felixthescholarlytitan4437, dammit you said the joke before I could!

That is an amazing observation

I fully agree with that. The announcement of BotW 2 alone made the lore of BotW more interesting already.

It's been widely speculated that BotW was DRASTICALLY cut content-wise due to massive issues during development and going overtime by a year or so, and further speculated that BotW2 is the cut content reworked into a sequel. Which means that the four Divine Beasts were meant as the equivalent as the medallion dungeons from ALttP/Spiritual Stone dungeons from OoT.

Fluffynator I think calamity ganon is really just a product of spending all that time in the divine beasts. Maybe they fused with him so he could survive because he was expending his malice too far between too many things

Ik it was too ez

Botw was just the intro for its sequel

It could also be some sort of zonai magic

Omg yes

This. Thanks for saying it, now I don't have to type it all!

@@TheGalaxyWings THE HAND its come full circle

He told us where Ganon was yet we are so conditioned to fight a boss - ganon specifically - at the top level of the castle we did not question why we fight and find his cocoon up there instead of where Rhoam told us he emerged from. That was the first red flag. Sure 100 years passed and he could've moved, but thats just it. The second red flag was that the malice didn't start manifesting from the top of the castle, where zelda's light shined...it started from the bottom. The third red flag is that we never found any specific power underground and anything we knew to be underground had been unearthed already by the time we get off the great plateau.

Yes!

And one way that they could make him scary, is to give him a voice.

David Newbon the voice acting better be better than it was in botw

@@jroz1692 Breath of the Wild's voice acting was amazing, what you talking about? The only weird acting was the king at the beginning. Probably the first voice acted character tbf.

Bentein Bjerke idk it felt a bit off to me at times it was amazing and sometimes it just felt really unnatural

Not to mention shake the ground so hard that they cannot ignore it haha

“If I had a rupee for every time a Zora simp was primed to help ruin my plans, I’d have two rupees. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.”

Sauron

Doesn't Ganon already have a voice actor

@@limeraldguy9784 Not in regards to the "canon" games in the series. Ignoring the japanese voice actors who only did screaming noises for the Smash games and Hyrule Warriors there's the one who played him in that crappy 90s cartoon and also the one from the CD-I games.

I vote for whoever did his awesome laugh in Ocarina of Time.

You know that guy who plays senator Armstrong, hed be good on my opinion

Give that man a jug of water ;)

As long as he's only rehydrated and not "redeemed Ganon" then yeah i agree the man needs to get watered after been trapped down there for so long.

@@javiervasquez8995 true and there is absolutely no way he would have the same mind set as windwaker Gannon

@@royaldragonair7814 Considering how long he's been down there while likely suffering greatly in that state, SOMEONE'S gonna be the target of a VERY, VERY pissed of Ganondorf! Whether it's the usual targets in Link and Zelda or someone was both lucky and suicidal enough to successfully put him in that state for so long, in the former's case I worry for Link and Zelda as he'd likely make their lives HELL if he can and in the latter's case, considering he's a master tactician and he wants to RULE Hyrule, he'd likely put his feud on hold with Link and Zelda so they can take care of the idiots who started this if they're still around since "enemy of my enemy is my friend" and it's not the first or even second time he's had Link and or Zelda do his dirty work, just would be the first where he let's them in on the it since their goals and interests align in this case with the ones responsible having indirectly caused the Calamity Cycle to begin since again, GANONDORF WANTS TO RULE HYRULE! He may hate Link and Zelda to the point where murdering them slowly and painfully is HIGH on his to do list complete with torture but Hyrule is something HE WANTS TO CONTROL! Not destroy but take over and rule as a tyrant! He can't do that if THERE IS NO ONE TO RULE OVER! Obviously this isn't a redeemed Ganon situation but rather one where they'll put their usual shtick on hold until the idiots who caused the Calamity Cycle are confirmed gone for good.

@@javiervasquez8995 Agreed, the man would be (understandably) Doom-Slayer levels of PISSED at whoever or whatever put him in there! this is NOT a story that needs a WW style Ganon! However, yes he needs to be watered as if he's gonna be Ganondorf Dragmire at his most powerful yet, I MUST insist on him being a master Spellsword where when fighting him, he uses both magic and swordplay (absurdly skillful and peerless magic and swordplay at that) to devastating effect! the man's a master of both blade and spell and is the holder of the Tri-force of Power which amplifies both, let us fight Master Spellsword Ganondorf!

You too! Congrats on 20k!

When I comment before Monster Maze does: surprised pikachu face

@@CloaxHere Thank you!

Yes i agree you too Monster Maze

Also I would like to say great job on another truly great and interesting video Monster Maze, I can watch your videos over and over because they are so good. Thank you for putting your time and effort into these videos.

That would be awesome. And possible, given that the Zonai were still around 10.000 years ago.

Wow that's epic

I've started to believe the possibility that the Zonai may actually be just another faction of Sheikah similar to the Yiga who rather than serve/worship either the Goddess Hylia(Wisdom) or Ganondorf(Power) instead alligned themselves with the Hero(Courage) as implied by their ruins been found in the Faron Woods and their use of the Kokiri symbol. This could very well explain the "Green Hand" that's sealing Ganondorf been possibly powered by the Zonai's "Courage"(their own spirits). ¿Has anyone thought about this theory?

I agree, also at first I always wondered why the hero depicted in the art had red hair, since we commonly associate redheads with Gerudos, but if we consider that the barbarian helmet also comes with red hair, the hero depicted could be a Zonai warrior version of Link 10,000 years ago

I have a theory that the Zonai were the Sheikah, but broke of just like the yiga did.

Like Ganondorf....

Dang nice observations!

I was going to point out the Wind Waker connection as well. The boar and serpent forms of Calamity Ganon aren't too coincidental as the boar is a staple, and the serpent is just a practical form for his initial assault. But a spider? That's just weird, and the only other time we've seen a spider ganon form in all of zelda history is in the wind waker puppet fight. So having all three match up perfectly, and also be puppet avatars for ganondorf? It's just too strong of a connection to be a coincidence. I think this was a way of the Zelda team hinting to us that calamity ganon was just a puppet to a hidden ganondorf this entire time.

Why thank you! What a stunning review ;D

10/10 review-everyone but IGN

Wait I’m first.

And I love input like this man. Thanks!

Well considering how things turned out, it probably would have been in Ganondorfs best interest to leave the divine beasts buried. I mean, he didn't even use them over the past 100 years.

oh, you!

S T O P

@@jobrenmar7513 No, please continue.

You beat me to it

He never gives up, he never runs around and he never says goodbye, but he will always hurt you.

You know the rules, and so do I. SAY GOODBYE

And thank you for watching ^_^

Yum?

Or BotW 2 speculation videos

The coolest part? I think he’s actually almost 100% spot on with his predictions. It looks like Nintendo leaves these hints in for dedicated fans that take the time to notice, the way he’s laid it out so clearly almost makes it seem like it has to be a plot point of both games, Breathe of the wild seems like it was made to be 1 story spread across 2 games. This feels like the final successor to OOT and Majora’s mask. Nintendo is getting way better at story writing in Zelda games. I’m impressed.

Wouldn't be the first time Ganon let Link do most of his job for him. Link and Zelda opened the Door of Time for him in Ocarina of Time. Link broke the seal on his power by drawing the Master Sword in Windwaker. When it's not Link, it's usually another puppet like Aghanim or Zant doing the job.

True I was just thinking of a more long term plan one that has lasted thousands of years not only a few

Honestly that's exactly why Ganondorf is my favorite villain in fiction... They lock him in the Sacred Realm so he doesn't destroy Hyrule, he turns it into a power source and comes back more powerful... I can go on BUT the best example is how he uses the Sword of the Sages in Twilight Princess... The sword that SHOULD have killed him. Instead he pulls it from his chest, kills his executioner with it and keeps it.

OoT Ganondorf set Link up to open the sacred realm while also locking away the master sword... and link.

Blue Dragon kinda does this. It fiddles with quite a few JRPG conventions in general.

Could also be. Nothing is certain regarding BotW 2. We will have to wait and see when more information comes out ^^

Another dream I bet. This time though, it won't be clouded in the same way like before

Aidan

I love bread

You mean for a redemption arc, or a return of Demise?

@@kaitoudark1 both, at the same time. Why not bring back Ganondorf, but have him have an almost Wind Waker moment of humanity. THEN at the moment of hesitation, Demise just says "screw THIS!" and whatever's left of him in the Master Sword, escapes, jumps into the Dorfmeister, and tears his way out of Ganondorf's chest wound. And this, at the mid point of the game. >: )

I am Groot

The Shrines needed the Hero to activate the Tower in the Great Plateau in order to function so it could be possible that the reason they didn't manage to work before the Second Great Calamity was because the Royal Family and the Sheikah lacked vital information regarding the "prophecy" as revealed by the fortuneteller. If we assume the fortuneteller was a genuinely good person and not a henchman or lackey of Ganondorf one could argue that they either didn't manage to see the "whole" prophecy detailing information regarding the Sheikah Slate(possibly due to Demise's Curse somehow affecting their abbilities to have premonitions) or that maybe they may even had an "agenda" of their own and willingly chose to hide said details regarding the Slate for some unknown reason we might get to see unveiled in the sequel.

@@javiervasquez8995 Where is it specifically stated or even implied that it HAS to be a Hero who activates the towers or shrines? The shrines are supposed to test whether the person that enters them has the courage to be a hero, not that they are already a Hero and already attained the right to enter. The only pre-requisite is the Shiekah Slate. Link activates that one tower on the Plateau after being told to and it, in turn, powers all the shrines and other towers. Have you ever watched a speedrun? Without the Plateau tower activated, you can't enter any of the 120+ shrines by normal means. It's generally known and accepted that there were people that either lived on the Plateau or visited it regularly. Are you telling me that no one ever noticed a half buried tower? Or that Zelda didn't try the Shiekah Slate on every pedestal she could find? You even see her in a memory trying the slate on a shrine pedestal. It's also mentioned several times how both Zelda and the Shiekah were actively investigating the shrines to try to get them open. You assume that the royal family didn't have all the pertinent information, then how did King Rhoam know to tell Link to activate the tower first before attempting any of the shrines? No my friend. I'm certain that, while most of the shrines were clearly accessible on the outside but not the elevators inside, the towers weren't at all. That means the Plateau tower is the key to powering all the shrines and other towers, and that it wasn't unearthed until either the Guardian pillars arose from underneath the Castle or when the Shrine of Resurrection was activated. Both events are post-Calamity, so the Shiekah either had the forethought or the foresight of a Hero failing and it was only luck that the King's remorseful spirit waited a century to guide Link to the tower in the first place.

@@kingdaniel3519 By "Hero" i was talking *specifically* about Link himself. I was under the impression that Link(been "the Hero of Legend") was the ONLY person that could actually activate the Tower and Shrines as a way for the Sheikah Monks to both test his "Courage" and strengthen his spirit through their Spirit Orbs. As Zelda herself was unnable to access the Shrines with the Slate i assumed there was some sort of "genetic factor" that gave Link the necesary requirements for the Shrines to activate after sensing his "Hero genes/spirit" and thus only he could use it to enter them. Regardless of wether the people Hyrule or even the King himself already knew about the Plateau Tower been the key to unlocking all 120+ Shrines spread across Hyrule it was Link's very own "person" and role as the legendary "Hero of Hyrule" that actually made the Plateau Tower, the rest of the Sheikah Towers and the Shrines to open up to him. I guess you could say he was the "missing Key".

@@javiervasquez8995 I see what you're saying, that by Hero you specifically mean Link. However, there is nothing to suggest it HAS to be Link. As I previously stated, the only prerequisite is the Shiekah Slate. There is in game evidence to support my conclusion. In the cut-scene immediately after descending the activated tower on the Plateau, the disguised King Rhoam specifically states that "...This tower and others just like it have erupted across the land, one after another. It's almost as though...a long dormant-power has awoken quite suddenly..." He then points out the first shrine and says:"...It began glowing at the EXACT MOMENT those towers rose up from the ground..." Then, you have the message from the monk in the first shrine:"...To you who sets foot in this shrine...In the name of the Goddess Hylia, I offer this trial..." At no point is it ever suggested, mentioned or explained that whoever enters the shrines has to be a Hero or specifically has to be Link. Only that the monk offers a trial to anyone that enters and that the shrines aren't accessible until after the Plateau Tower has been activated. The tower only requires the Shiekah Slate to activate. King Rhoam specifically sends Link to activate the tower THEN points out the first shrine. The only thing Monk Oman Au says regarding a hero is that, upon completion, Link has " proven to possess the resolve of A hero..." not THE Hero. Every shrine thereafter is almost the same, explaining that Link has whichever quality of "a hero" the trial was testing for. The only exception is the last shrine the player completes, the 120th shrine. In the last shrine, the monk will state:"...Having fulfilled our purpose, we monks bestow upon you this... the warrant of THE TRUE HERO..." You're not a hero or even the hero until you complete all 120 shrines. Link wasn't THE Hero or even A Hero, he was Zelda's Knight and a Champion of Hyrule Kingdom.

@@kingdaniel3519 Right the King did say the Towers began to rise around the same time as Link's recovery inside the Shrine of Resurrection took place meaning there had to be some "other factor" that lead to their activations. Maybe the Sheikah Monks themselves where the ones who chose to reveal the Towers from beneath the ground at that specific time due to some unspecified reason that is yet to be revealed. Maybe they acted according to a different prophecy that was independent of the one said by the mysterious Fortuneteller which forced them to seal the Towers and Shrines until the right moment arrived to unlock them in order to test the Power, Wisdom and Courage of a potential Hero. All this unknown information might end up been fully explained in detail once the sequel comes out so until then we can only speculate on the true nature behind the Towers's sudden appereance at the start of Breath of the Wild. Having said that i must admit that when it comes to the "character" of Link as seen throughout the *entire series* of The Legend of Zelda the simple labeling of his BotW incarnation as just being "Zelda's Knight" and also "a Champion of Hyrule" is being rather completely dissmisive of his obvious *lineage* that spiritually links him(no pun intended) to all his ancestors/previous incarnations who also shared the title of "Hero of Hyrule" dating across Time all the way back to the Era of Skyward Sword. To say that the Link from Breath of the Wild is just some "random teenager" who was randomly placed in a position where he could save Hyrule instead of been the one *destined* to save it as part of the Cycle caused by Demise's Curse shows complete dismissal of both the Lore and Mythology that makes it clear that the individual known as "Link" is an entity that's always been *fated* to battle Demise's many incarnations across History. With this taken into account one must come to the conclusion that this new incarnation of Link is just as much THE Hero of Hyrule as were all his predecessors before him and that the final outcome of the game's events were *inevitably* meant to lead to the defeat of Ganondorf's reincarnation once again as part of the Cycle. This is how it has always worked out in the series ever since the original game anyway and so the events that played in the story of Breath of the Wild were no exception to the *rule* that the character known as Link was, is and will ALWAYS BE the Hero who's destined to vanquish Demise's Hatred for all of Time.

Indeed. That is a long grudge to uphold. It happened like 10.000 years ago. Yiga don't forget haha

No, Yiga are egg people

@@catalyst539 lol

I am watching it next weekend. While editing this and hearing some of the music... oof... gave me watery eyes, ngl T_T

The Zelda mythology is very similar to the LotR books anyway when you think about it so it's likely that Nintendo took some "inspiration" from Tolkien's work when creating the Eyes of Calamity Ganon.

Monster Maze Extended please, or nothing.

Javier Vásquez The mythology has nothing to do between the two

Javier Vásquez Maybe the villains are the same because they both use eyes to watch everything but no...

For some odd reason, they think it’s Demise, even though he’s straight up sealed in the master sword

I’ve seen people claim it’s Demise, others claim that it’s Astor, others claim it’s someone new. I don’t think these people have ever seen Ganondorf before.

@@yang6642 I don't think they've played any other game than BotW and KZfaq videos to explain the lore

@Miss Misery Bullshit, the old man looks nothing like Ganondorf.

*Master Kohga*

"hahahahahaha nothing can reasonably go wrong! The sheikah researchers are accidentally building me the strongest army to ever exist, Zelda seems to have no idea how to use her sealing powers, and a few dozen guardian blasts will make short work of Link. all that has to happen now is for the fish lady to NOT say the magic words and..." "wait." "that bloody fish is going to say the magic words" "*N I E T*"

Ain't not? Double negative is a positive. Thus Ganondorf: "HAPPENING!!"

Yes, some have indeed suggested that. Perhaps "buried beneath the ground" refered to Ganondorf's corpse, and not the Guardians and Divine Beasts. That would be a tragic mistake :O

@Monster Maze That’s what I think.

Lol "kill him permanently". Yeah good luck with that. 👌😏

Javier Vásquez lol yup

We should've been way more hella suspicious since Rhoam says ganon festers, _deep below hyrule castle,_ gaining strength. Yet we find his egg near the top of the castle, like in nearly every game, so conditioned to expect that's where he is going to be found; and I didn't think twice about it. i finally realized the contridiction after watching some theory videos and replaying the game myself...and initially assumed Rhoam might've been simply wrong because that was the last location he knew Ganon to be. He could've easily moved elsewhere in the castle since the King's passing. No. _we_ were wrong. _We_ were the ones not paying attention. He knew about the seal below the castle, I think. If you look at the swirling aura of malice, it's _thicker near the bottom._ there are luminous stones on the bottom level. In fact including koroks seeds, there's luminous stones usually not too far away from many of the shrines. Near the zonai ruins in Faron, a level or two above the Dragon statue - that suspiciously looks the size and design of a divine beast, that is also conviniently buried in the backside of the dueling peaks, where it is thought _a dragon_ split the mountain in two - is littered with luminous stones.

@@ShadowSkyX It would seem the Luminous Stones have an important role in maintaining the "Hand" that's keeping Ganondorf sealed if so many of them happened to be buried alongside him. Considering that both the sealed Ganondorf and a "mine" of Luminous Stones are under Hyrule Castle one has to wonder wether the Royal Family of Hyrule may have intentionally built the Castle above said mine so as to keep both it and it's prisoner hidden away from the rest of the world for wathever unknown reasons. Wathever circumstances might have lead the Royal Family to keep Ganondorf's imprisonment a secret from the rest of the Kingdom the events shown in Breath of the Wild make it clear that the simple act of burying your enemy under your own castle and then assuming he won't be able to find a way to continue plaguing your bloodline through some indirect manner WILL inevitably lead to dire consequences...

Yes, you are correct. The prophecy was actually refering to the green energy that is able to seal Ganondorf.

Or the entire thing was a Shiekah plot. The Shiekah understood the correct interpretation, but offered up the guardians as a reasonable substitute and distraction from the Shiekah bad juju mine.

That is indeed a very good point Jen. he Master Sword does react to the malice, but it is not necessary to beat him. So that was definitely a big hint that he was just a puppet. And yeah, it does feel like things are coming together ^^

@@MonsterMaze - Welcome back from your trip/hike. We all missed you ^.^ This vid was well-worth it!

@@jenniferchough It feels good to be back ^_^. I missed all of you too! And it makes getting back to normal life a lot easier knowing that you are all still here

My guess? Loses it all when Ganondorf wakes up from his mummy state.

He looses his arm and has to spend his energy fighting back the particle effect giving him contextually useful protagonist powers clinging to the stump, leaving him with exactly 3 hearts and one standard stamina wheel. Good thing he collected and redeemed exactly as many spheres as you remember, if he'd gotten only a few less, he could have died! His gear all broke, and they decided to put the Master Sword back because, I mean, the game was over. Credits were rolling. The Master Sword goes back. Them's the rules. He ate all the food you collected, and cooked all the inedible materials into debatably edible food, then ate it, too. He probably figured out a way to cook and eat his clothes, too. He also ate all the horses he registered. He also probably ate Wolf Link, if you used him. Ate half of his rupees, then realized he could buy other food with them instead of eating them. Actually, that might be where all his hearts went, too. Heart disease. His decked out Shiekah Slate was appropriated by Zelda because she had about ten thousand missed messages, and she gave him a stock, storebought slate with a shitty data plan and an "updated" bomb and stasis Rune that insists it's the same great taste, but we all know it's worse and not even approved by Hylian NASA, that was rolling around, or possibly that she had gotten as a present for her dad, but he couldn't figure out how to activate. Mipha's spirit dumped him after Zilink became cannon, Revali's got insecure after Link won, so dipped, Urbosa's decided Link and Zelda needed some alone time, and thinks the screaming after the whole arm severing is just really kinky, and Daruk's spirit went off to clap spirit rocks with Darmani. And the Master Cycle was DLC, and thus not cannon. Link actually just spent the end of BotW's play cycle running around making motorcycle noises.

@@aprinnyonbreak1290 This is canon. Nobody can change my mind.

It’s Ganon*

Oh my god, that would be so amazing! We never really see him die. Can you imagine if the first cutscene of the game is the camera panning down the hole, and you see Master Kohga laying on the ground or something like that.

@@MonsterMaze I mean you learn more from Failure than success and I can see as a grand finale after having to deal with a 2 on 1 scenario so many times, THIS TIME it's an Ornstein and Smough situation, with Link and Zelda having to fight Ganondorf AND a massively buffed up Kohga. think about it: Ganondorf like Smough while not too fast (but faster than you'd expect mind) is tough, sturdy, and to quote one of my favorite Zelda fics (a Twilight Princess one, I'm a sucker for LinkXMidna and the author is a pretty damn good writer) "He hit's like a battering ram kisses" IE REALLY REALLY HARD! meanwhile the buffed up Kohga on top of being EXTREMELY speedy and hard to keep track of and hit like you'd expect of a badass Ninja Assassin... albeit one who tends also serve as comic relief due to being a goofball while NOW being EXTREMELY competent (Ganondorf is in this case fully aware of what happened in AoC and isn't gonna ever risk losing having his counter to Hyrule's Sheikah like the AoC version of him did) while also being akin to the Maz Kosha fight taken and turned up to eleven! What better way to end what's one of Zelda's hardest stories regarding the BOTW saga and arguably the closest equal Nintendo has in terms of tough but fair difficulty and environmental story-telling than fighting against the King of Evil at his most powerful and a Hyper Mode version of the Yiga's Top Banana! ...Preferably with the Cutscene leading to said fight with as a nod to the first 3D Zelda involving Ganondorf playing his beloved Organ (that the Yiga managed to... "acquire" with it being very ornate considering Ganondorf likes to indulge in the Non-Traditional Deadly Sin of Vanity every so ofter)... and Kohga maybe playing something that one would expect a Sheikah to play like a Koto or a Taiko drum. I mean, it'd make sense since Ganondorf's smart enough to know a creative release can really help with planning down the line and again, he's not gonna make the same mistake Astor and his AoC self wound up making, at the very least he's gonna make sure that the Yiga STAY as his followers since... well let's be honest someone like him is ALWAYS gonna have a need for what happens to be the Yiga's specialty: Stealth, Subterfuge, Intelligence, Spying, Sabotage, and Assassination. WHY WOULD HE RISK LOSING A COUNTER LIKE THIS TO HYRULE'S SHEIKAH?! Doubly so since they share the same hate towards Link's Incarnations and the Hyrulian Royal Family meaning THEY HAVE A SHARED GOAL IN THAT RESPECT!

Absolutely terrifying :O

For my BOTW 2 ideas from a while ago, the idea would be to immediately establish that this version of Ganondorf is able to knock Link unconscious with one blow. This would be intentionally done to present a clear message: this version of Ganondorf is going to be an utter pain in the ass to kill and should scare you.

Yes indeed. From what I understand, parts are ancient gerudo, and the yiga expanded it by digging deeper into the mountain.

@@MonsterMaze ah! Ofc this is very possible. We'll see if BotW2 can surprise us there. ^^

Well, taking control of the Divine Beasts is pretty good, so I do think he would still do that. But it is true that a majority of guardians would come from the pillars.

@@lordecramox7394 If it weren't for the prophecy leading to the massive excavations, the Divine Beasts may not have ever been rediscovered. It all leads back to the prophecy.

Yep. Except this time he has an advantage against Hyrule because, well, the kingdom doesn't even exist at this point since the entire government for the country was razed during the Second Calamity. With all previous Calamities, we can presume that the kingdom of Hyrule was able to survive relatively unscathed. Unlike THOSE encounters, though, the Second Calamity has left the land practically defenseless as most people at this point think the catastrophe is permanently over when it's merely just cutting the head off the snake; To Ganondorf, it's nothing more than a slight irritation.

The trip was very very nice! It was kind of hard to get back into my normal lifestyle the first few days after returning but.. Im good now ^^

Loooooool

wait did i make this comment before age of calamity was announced?

@@bigman5823 idk

Thank you! ^_^