Ganondorf Zelda Ganondorf is an extremely powerful Gerudo warlock who opposes Link and Princess Zelda within the series; as such, he is a villain of pure evil and a cruel, ruthless... Ganondorf - Zelda Wiki Ganon - Zelda Wiki Oct 6, 2024 · From within the Sacred Realm, Ganondorf curses Princess Zelda, the Six Sages, and the absent Link, swearing to return to enact revenge on their descendants. Hundreds of... Ganondorf - Zelda Wiki Ganondorf is the primary antagonist of the majority of games in the Legend of Zelda series. He is a Gerudo who seeks the Triforce to conquer the world and transforms into... Ganondorf | Zeldapedia | Fandom This page will guide you through the long road you'll take to reach Ganondorf, where exactly you can find him, and how to make it through the multiple phases of this epic... How to Beat Ganondorf - The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the ... Ganondorf | Nintendo - Fandom Ganon is the main antagonist in The Legend of Zelda series. He usually appears as the final boss at the end of each game. A recurring storyline in the series centres... Ganon - Wikipedia Ganondorf is the main antagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, also known as the Gerudo King, and seeks to conquer the kingdom of Hyrule. Ganondorf - The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Guide - IGN Ganon vs. Ganondorf — The Legend of Zelda’s villain name ... Ganondorf - Triforce Wiki, a The Legend of Zelda wiki wiki romance ocarina of time See results about Ganon Video game character zelda.fandom.com https://zelda.fandom.com › wiki › Ganondorf Ganondorf - Zelda Wiki Ganondorf is an extremely powerful Gerudo warlock who opposes Link and Princess Zelda within the series; as such, he is a villain of pure evil and a cruel, ruthless... Ganon Zeldapedia Nintendo Images See more images zelda.fandom.com https://zelda.fandom.com › wiki › Ganon Ganon - Zelda Wiki Biography Characteristics Names Mainline appearances Other appearances Ganon's Swords Trivia GeneratedCaptionsTabForHeroSec Introduced in The Legend of Zelda as a monstrous Prince of Darkness, Ganon has seen much development throughout the series, from being a simple monster to a powerful warlock with deeper motives to his actions. As the incarnation of the Demon King Demise's hatred for those with the blood of the Goddess and the spirit of the hero (or, according to the Hyrule Historia, the reincarnation of Demise himself), Ganon is destined to eternally reincarnate to pursue world domination. In most cases though, he makes a return after being resurrected or breaking a seal. Four Swords Adventures is a notable exception, featuring a reincarnated Ganondorf. The original Ganondorf from Ocarina of Time appears in most of the other games, making him stand out from other villains as the same character from game-to-game. Ganon is the possessor of the Triforce of Power, imbued with the essence of the Goddess Din. This divine relic makes Ganon unimaginably strong and grants him boundless mystical power, making him a grave threat to the land of Hyrule and the world. Additionally, Ganon is the source of darkness. As stated in prophecy, the only one capable of defeating Ganon is the Hero who is chosen by the Goddesses, Link. Ganon is first given a backstory in A Link to the Past. It was revealed that Ganon was not always the massive boar-like demon introduced in The Legend of Zelda. He was revealed to once have been a human by the name of Ganondorf and leader of a group of thieves. With the help of his followers, he became the first to enter the Sacred Realm in ages. He claimed the Triforce, turning the Sacred Realm into the Dark World and himself into a vastly powerful being. However, he was trapped within the Sacred Realm by the combined efforts of the Knights of Hyrule and the Sages. In Ocarina of Time, it is stated that the first incarnation of Ganondorf was born a powerful Gerudo sorcerer. The Gerudo twin witches Koume and Kotake were his surrogate mothers. The Gerudo are a race of all-female warriors and thieves, to whom only one male is born every century. Because of this, the male is by birthright the King of the Gerudo. Nabooru mentions that she is not following Ganondorf because he stole from women and children and even murdered people. Ganondorf uses his position to betray the King of Hyrule, as well as his cunning, manipulative skills, and mystical powers to gain entrance to the Sacred Realm, the abode of the Triforce. However, he does not obtain the full Triforce; he is left with only the Triforce of Power, which he uses to great effect in his conquest of Hyrule. In The Wind Waker, Ganondorf's character is given greater depth and a clearer motive for his villainy. He states that his desire to conquer Hyrule stems from the arduous life he and his people were subjected to living in the harsh Gerudo Desert, a wasteland plagued by sandstorms and an unstable climate, which he compares unfavorably to the verdant landscape of Hyrule Field and the amenable life lived by the Hylians. He is reborn in Four Swords Adventures, where, although he is still a Gerudo, he is not the king. He begins his transformation into the King of Darkness by violating the Gerudo taboo on the Pyramid and seeking out the Trident. See full list on zelda.fandom.com Personality Ganon is a very destructive being. Conquest and destruction seem to be one and the same to him, and examples of his rule have shown him willingly turning his dominion into a wicked place of terror and chaos and harming others with little care. His Tears of the Kingdom incarnation even went as far as to unleash his new demon hordes against his own people. He resents defiance from anybody, but seems to grudgingly respect Link's willingness to stand up to him in Ocarina of Time, as well as Link's tenacity to brave the Forsaken Fortress and reach him in The Wind Waker, due to Link being a fellow brave swordsman and a worthy opponent to Ganon. Ganondorf was also implied to hold mental instability in two instances. The first was shortly after King Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule wished for Hyrule and Ganondorf to be flooded completely where he proceeded to engage in hysterical laughter as the land was being flooded permanently during the Adult Timeline, and the other time was when he proceeded to engage in similar hysterical laughter when witnessing Zelda try to scramble to aid Queen Sonia shortly after he mortally wounded the latter just before becoming the Demon King. Abilities Even before gaining the Triforce of Power, Ganondorf was arguably one of the most powerful men in the entire land of Hyrule, largely due to his political position as the King of the Gerudo. Ganondorf was also an immensely powerful sorcerer with vast mystical resources. Additionally, Ganondorf has proven himself to be a skilled swordsman, as seen in the final battles between him and Link in The Wind Waker and Twilight Princess. He is also very physically strong enough to wield a two-handed axe sword with one grip, explained by his extremely tall height and bulky body. Once Ganondorf gained the Triforce of Power, both his physical and mystical abilities were augmented by the essence of the Goddess Din to god-like proportions - his power unrivaled by any mortal, for he ceased to be mortal in that moment. Becoming a monstrously powerful demon king, Ganondorf became utterly unstoppable, conquering Hyrule with ease. He also implies that the Triforce of Power was sufficient enough to allow him to weaken any seals placed on him over time. As seen in the events of Twilight Princess, the Triforce of Power also grants Ganondorf near-invulnerability; using its power, he is capable of enduring mortal wounds (such as having his chest pierced by a sword during his attempted execution), and only the likes of the most powerful sacred weapons (such as the Master Sword) appear to be able to kill him. He was also capable of superhuman strength after gaining the Triforce of Power, with his blows being capable of demolishing portions of the floor that weren't directly connected to the floor below, as well as breaking chains restraining him with minimum effort. Likewise, he was also capable of destroying even disembodied spirits with his bare hands, such as his murder of the Sage of Water after his failed execution. Even without access to his full capabilities in The Wind Waker, Ganondorf was able to cast a curse to keep the Great Sea in an endless stormy night. As seen in Twilight Princess, the Triforce of Power grants Ganondorf many more powers such as size manipulation and terrain alteration: while Ganondorf is not personally shown using many of these powers, he temporarily gifts the Usurper King Zant with some of them. Ganondorf also has an unnaturally long lifespan, having lived through ages of Hyrulean chronology. Ganondorf's dark magic, and possibly his position as the Demon King, grant him the power to create his armies of monsters and beasts. His power, with or without the Triforce, appears to grow over time. The sages in Arbiter's Grounds, when discussing his evil power, mention it being pure malice and hatred. As the Calamity Ganon, his very essence is known as Malice, possibly meaning that his demonic magic and power is fueled as much by his own hatred as the Triforce, and his capacity for hatred is the only true limit on how powerful he can grow. The reincarnated Ganon, during the events of Four Swords Adventures, was largely similar to the original, although it is implied that he was weaker than the original, to the extent that he lacked the ability to cover Hyrule in darkness by the time he had been defeated and sealed in the Four Sword. In Breath of the Wild, Ganon is portrayed in a particularly dark way, even by his usual standards. The death and utter destruction he brought to Hyrule long before the events of the game were such that for the first time in the whole Zelda series, he was known as the Calamity. His particularly dark essence notably took over the very Guardians of the kingdom, and turned them against their creators, bringing forth the fall of Hyrule and the near death of Link himself. His spirit imprisoned by Princess Zelda within Hyrule Castle, Ganon patiently tried to regenerate in a corporal form that was supposed to be shaped after Ganondorf's physical appearance. Because of Zelda's seal upon him, he was forced to pick up pieces and weapons of Guardians here and there that he tried to amalgamate with his malice. As a result, Calamity Ganon is arguably the most terrifying monster ever seen in the series. Looking like a giant scorpion with spider legs, his combat abilities are somehow hampered by his grotesque and incomplete body, built in spite of common sense. Completely devoid of any magical powers, this artificial creation had no choice but to rely on what the Guardians have to offer. In Tears of the Kingdom, Ganondorf is depicted at his most formidable, even compared to his previous appearances in the whole Zelda series. Long before the events of the game, his power has increased beyond limits after he gained one of the Secret Stones, as demonstrated when he summoned his hordes of demons to take over Hyrule. With his minions, Ganondorf successfully submitted the free peoples one after the other, until King Rauru and all the Sages finally faced him beneath Hyrule Castle. Even so, their combined strength was no match for the Demon King, and only Rauru's sacrifice ultimately saved his peers and Hyrule from complete destruction. When Ganondorf finally broke free from the seal 10,000 years later, his power was so great that he effortlessly shattered the Master Sword and nearly killed Link himself. Although still weakened by his millenial imprisonment, the Demon King proved to be a nuisance for Hyrule as he triggered several cataclyms that affected every major region of the kingdom. He was also omniscient, as demonstrated when he summoned a puppet with the appearance of Zelda to trick Link and the inhabitants of the kingdom. This nasty surprise also indirectly caused the death of Queen Sonia, and proved decisive in allowing Ganondorf to gain a virtually unlimited power. Last but not least, it is no secret that Ganondorf is an accomplished swordsman. But in Tears of the Kingdom, he proves to be even more redoubtable when using a spear, a club and even a bow. Summoning his weapons from the gloom and constantly switching from one to another, his surprisingly swift attacks deal massive damage, with gloom-based projectiles literally taking away Link's maximum health permanently from of the sheer evil fueling his weapons, and he also has many attacks Link can perform, such as a perfect dodge, and is even capable of blocking arrows shots (by swiping his arm on impact if the arrows are fired towards his head twice in a row, when Link isn't airborne) - these feats unseen in the whole series. See full list on zelda.fandom.com Since the release of the original game, Ganon has had several different names. During the development of The Legend of Zelda, he was referred to as 牛魔王八戒 (Gyūmaō Hakkai), which is said to be derived from the Journey to the West characters Chohakkai and Gyūmaō. Before the game's release, the name was changed to ガノン (Ganon), an accurate katakana representation of different roman spellings. Both the Japanese and English language versions of The Legend of Zelda spell the character's name as "Gannon". The game's English manual instead opted for the spelling "Ganon". This disparity gave rise to the notion that "Gannon" was a misspelling introduced during the translation of the first installment's in-game text, inspiring the site and phrase "Gannon-Banned". The misspelling theory is contradicted by the Japanese versions of The Adventure of Link and A Link to the Past, whose in-game texts kept the spelling of "Gannon". Ever since the English release of The Adventure of Link, official Nintendo translations have consistently used the spelling "Ganon". However, it was not until 1992 that the translators completely settled on the "Ganon" spelling: while A Link to the Past was in development, the English draft script still referred to the character as "Gannondorf" and "Gannon", implying that the localization team comprised of Daniel Owsen and Hiroyuki Yamada deliberated a long time about which spelling to use. The first instance of the "Ganon" spelling also being used by the Japanese developers is in the source code of Ocarina of Time. With the Japanese release of Super Smash Bros. Melee, the games finally adopted the official English spelling for the Japanese audience. Although the etymology of Link's name is commonly known, the original inspiration behind the name Ganon has yet to be revealed by the Nintendo developers. When A Link to the Past was released, Ganon's human form, Ganondorf, was introduced, although only in name, as Ocarina of Time fully reveals him afterwards. In the Western manual of A Link to the Past for the Super NES, Ganondorf was referred to by the full name "Ganondorf Dragmire". Similarly, Ganon was also referred to in the manual by an alias, "Mandrag Ganon", which means "Ganon of the Enchanted Thieves". These names do not appear in A Link to the Past itself, in its re-releases/remakes, or in other games, though the name "Ganondorf Dragmire" is used in Ganondorf's character profile on the official Zelda website. According to the Hyrule Historia, the name "Ganondorf" refers to his human form, while the name "Ganon" is both a nickname and the name given to him when he transforms into a boar-like beast. There have been several cases in The Legend of Zelda series in which characters, such as the King of Red Lions or Zant, refer to Ganondorf as "Ganon". In Breath of the Wild, Ganon is known as Calamity Ganon. See full list on zelda.fandom.com The Legend of Zelda Ganon leads an invasion on the small kingdom of Lesser Hyrule and manages to obtain the Triforce of Power. Before he can obtain the Triforce of Wisdom, Princess Zelda is able to break it into eight pieces and scatters it throughout Hyrule, then sends her attendant Impa away to search for help. Ganon captures Zelda and holds her hostage in his lair, deep in Level-9 under Spectacle Rock, and sends his minions after Impa. Link, having outwitted his underlings and learned of the perils that the land was under, takes up a sword and goes alone to assemble the pieces of the Triforce of Wisdom. Using it, he enters Level-9 and shines it upon the King of Evil's hiding place. Ganon fights ruthlessly with his seemingly invincible Technique of Darkness, but Link is able to vanquish him with his blade and by using the Silver Arrows to deliver the final blow, reducing Ganon to ashes and revealing the Triforce of Power. The Adventure of Link Many years prior to both The Legend of Zelda and The Adventure of Link, an offshoot/follower of Ganon only known as the "Magician" attempted to gain the location of the Triforce of Courage by manipulating the Prince of Hyrule, the Magician dies casting a spell on Princess Zelda to make her fall asleep for eternity in revenge for her not revealing the Triforce of Courage's location. Years later, in The Adventure of Link, the evil power left behind by the vile heart of Ganon was causing chaos and ruin in Hyrule. as Ganon's army makes an attempt to revive him by sprinkling Link's blood onto Ganon's ashes, but this method ultimately failed. In the ending scenario where Link is killed during his journey, Ganon's minions are able to collect his blood and sprinkling it onto Ganon's ashes, reviving him. As such, Ganon only physically appears on the "Game Over" screen.[note 1] A Link to the Past gives an altered version of the events of Ocarina of Time. When Ganondorf discovered the lost knowledge of how to enter the Sacred Realm where the Triforce lay, he killed his minions in order to be the only one able to claim the Triforce. When he laid his hands upon it, the Sacred Realm changed into the Dark World and he was transformed into a boar-like demon, Ganon. Ganon waged war against Hyrule, and in a fierce battle the Knights of Hyrule engaged Ganon while the Sages sealed the entrance to the Dark World, casting Ganon into it. Many years later, Ganon uses the wizard Agahnim to break free from the Dark World. Agahnim manages to win the trust of the King of Hyrule and eventually takes control of Hyrule himself. He attempts to break the seal on Ganon by sending the seven Maidens, descendants of the Seven Sages, into the Dark World. However, he is temporarily stopped when Link helps the final maiden, Princess Zelda, to escape. While Link is trying to acquire the Master Sword to defeat Agahnim, the wizard finds Princess Zelda and sends her to the Dark World. This breaks the seal and allows Ganon's influence to fully spread across the Light World as well. After suffering a defeat by Link, Agahnim uses his powers to transport Link into the Dark World. After rescuing all of the Maidens from their imprisonment in the Dark World, Link faces Agahnim again in the Dark World, where the young hero successfully destroys him. After the battle with Agahnim, the shadow of Ganon rises from his body, turns into a bat, and flies to the Pyramid of Power. There, Link faces the King of Thieves and even though Ganon wields the might of the full Triforce and the Trident, Link manages to destroy him with the Master Sword and the Silver Arrows. See full list on zelda.fandom.com Ganon is also featured in other media, including comics based on the games, animated shows, and the Super Smash Bros. series. Although his appearance varies from the main series, Ganon is still the wielder of the Triforce of Power who seeks to rule Hyrule by using the power of the sacred relic, fighting against Princess Zelda and Link to reach his goal. Ganon also appeared in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. He can be summoned through Wisp by using the Ganondorf, Bokoblin, or 8-Bit Link amiibo. See full list on zelda.fandom.com Although they go unnamed throughout The Legend of Zelda series, This final boss has several bladed weapons that he often uses in addition to the Trident of Ganon. They are inscribed with various pictures or writings depending on the game. The Sword of Ganon was featured for the first time in Ocarina of Time. In the final battle, he wields two large golden blades called the Gladius Swords of Ganon. Ganondorf is seen wielding a pair of blades again in The Wind Waker during the final battle, called the Dual Swords of Ganon, which are razor sharp with guillotine-like tips and he uses them as his offensive strategy. They are engraved with the names "Kotake" and "Koume.", his surrogate mothers from Ocarina of Time.[151] Later on, in Twilight Princess, Ganondorf wields the Sword of the Six Sages, a weapon that the Sages tried to use against him in an attempt to kill him. The Sword of the Six Sages serves as Ganondorf's weapon in the final battle against Link. As Calamity Ganon, he wields a number of energy blades similar to Guardian Scouts and his elemental avatars. In Tears of the Kingdom, the Demon King Ganondorf wields an ornate katana with a dark blade, the Gloom Sword, a weapon he uses in his final battle against Link. Non-canon appearances of a sword-wielding Ganondorf include one of Ganondorf's victory poses and Smash Attacks in the Super Smash Bros. series and the SpaceWorld 2000 demo, which included a Sword fight between Link and Ganondorf. This new Sword-Axe of Ganon was shown to be much bulkier than the swords he uses in the main series, and had a rounded tip. Ganondorf also uses a Sword in his battle with Link in the Ocarina of Time manga. This sword is capable of having Ganondorf's evil magic channeled through it. He also wields two Great Swords in Hyrule Warriors, the Swords of Despair. They can be upgraded to the Swords of Darkness and Swords of Demise. See full list on zelda.fandom.com •Topaz is Ganon's favorite gemstone. In Ocarina of Time, he decorates his armor and weapons with them.[152][153] •In Tears of the Kingdom, the traditional gemstone adorning Ganondorf's forehead is replaced by a Secret Stone, which became the source of his unlimited power. •After Twilight Princess, came out in 2006, Ganondorf would not appear again in a Zelda mainline game until 17 years later, with Tears of the Kingdom. •In the international NES version of The Adventure of Link, Ganon could be heard laughing in the Game Over screen. The laugh sound effect itself was reused from Bald Bull, Soda Popinski, and Mr. Sandman from Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!. •Due to a glitch, it is possible to defeat Ganon in A Link to the Past with the Master Sword instead of Silver Arrows. During the final phase, when Ganon is about to teleport, Link must time his sword attack so that Ganon could be hit when he does teleport. Using a Spin Attack increases the chance of the attack connecting. Even with the Golden Master Sword it will take several successful attempts, but it can be done. •In The Wind Waker, according to the original Japanese text, the Master Sword was only sealing Ganon's minions and not actually his magic, as can be observed in-game.[154] See full list on zelda.fandom.com Ganon is the main antagonist of The Legend of Zelda series, also known as the Prince of Darkness, Demon King, or Ganondorf. He is the bearer of the Triforce of Power and the archenemy of Link and Zelda, who he seeks to conquer Hyrule and the world. See full list on zelda.fandom.com Refine this search ganondorf zelda wiki find ganondorf zelda tears destroy ganondorf zelda ganondorf zelda ocarina of time ganondorf zelda tears of the kingdom zeldawiki.wiki https://zeldawiki.wiki › wiki › Ganondorf Ganondorf - Zelda Wiki Oct 6, 2024 · From within the Sacred Realm, Ganondorf curses Princess Zelda, the Six Sages, and the absent Link, swearing to return to enact revenge on their descendants. Hundreds of... zelda-archive.fandom.com https://zelda-archive.fandom.com › wiki › Ganondorf Ganondorf | Zeldapedia | Fandom Ganondorf is the primary antagonist of the majority of games in the Legend of Zelda series. He is a Gerudo who seeks the Triforce to conquer the world and transforms into... Ganondorf is the primary antagonist of the majority of games in the Legend of Zelda series. He is a member of the Gerudo and seeks the Triforce to... Ganondorf's alternate form is Ganon, a beast form resembling a pig or hog. The weapons that can defeat Ganondorf are the Triforce itself, the Master Sword, the Silver Arrows, the Four Sword, and the Light Arrows. Ganondorf is commonly voiced by Takashi Nagasako. Ganondorf appears in Ocarina of Time, The Wind Waker, Twilight Princess, Hyrule Warriors, Hyrule Warriors Legends, Phantom Hourglass, Skyward Sword... IGN https://www.ign.com › wikis › the-legend-of-zelda-tears-of-the-kingdom How to Beat Ganondorf - The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the ... 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