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|image=[[File: | |image=[[File:Ganondorf TLoZ OoT artwork.png|200px]]<br>''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'' artwork | ||
|species=[[Gerudo]] / | |species=[[Gerudo]] / Demon | ||
|first_appearance=''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (comic)|The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]'' | |first_appearance=''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (comic)|The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]'' | ||
|latest_appearance=''[[The Legend of Zelda | |latest_appearance=''[[Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda]]'' | ||
|other_forms=[[Ganon]] | |other_forms=[[Ganon]] | ||
|counterparts=[[Demise]]<br>[[Yuga]] | |counterparts=[[Demise]]<br>[[Yuga]] | ||
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===''The Legend of Zelda'' series=== | ===''The Legend of Zelda'' series=== | ||
====''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past''==== | ====''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past''==== | ||
[[File:Ganondorf_Ishinomori.jpg|thumb|250px|Ganondorf's first appearance]] | [[File:Ganondorf_Ishinomori.jpg|thumb|250px|Ganondorf's first appearance.]] | ||
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]'', Ganondorf is mentioned by the [[maiden]] of the [[Swamp Palace]] when she is rescued by [[Link]]. He is a thief also known as [[Ganon]] who rediscovered the [[Sacred Realm|Golden Land]], but did not know how to return to the [[Light World]]. The manual for the Super NES version elaborates further.<ref>Johan, Zethar II, and David Butler. [http://www.zeldalegends.net/view/text/z3translation/z3_manual_story.html "A Link to the Past" Manual Comparison]. ''The Legends of Zelda''. Retrieved January 4, 2020.</ref> According to legend, Ganondorf was the leader of a gang of thieves that found an entrance to the Golden Land by chance, and fought his own followers over the [[Triforce]]. When he reached it with his blood-stained hands, he heard a [[Essence of the Triforce|voice]] tell him that his desires were to be granted, creating the threat to [[Hyrule]] known as Ganon, the evil King of Darkness. The English translation of the manual also gives him the surname "Dragmire" and claims that he was known by the alias "Mandrag Ganon," meaning "Ganon of the Enchanted Thieves," although this never recurs in any of the games. These details were removed in the manual for the Game Boy Advance version, possibly because it was altered in later games. | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]'', Ganondorf is mentioned by the [[maiden]] of the [[Swamp Palace]] when she is rescued by [[Link]]. He is a thief also known as [[Ganon]] who rediscovered the [[Sacred Realm|Golden Land]], but did not know how to return to the [[Light World]]. The manual for the Super NES version elaborates further.<ref>Johan, Zethar II, and David Butler. [http://www.zeldalegends.net/view/text/z3translation/z3_manual_story.html "A Link to the Past" Manual Comparison]. ''The Legends of Zelda''. Retrieved January 4, 2020.</ref> According to legend, Ganondorf was the leader of a gang of thieves that found an entrance to the Golden Land by chance, and fought his own followers over the [[Triforce]]. When he reached it with his blood-stained hands, he heard a [[Essence of the Triforce|voice]] tell him that his desires were to be granted, creating the threat to [[Hyrule]] known as Ganon, the evil King of Darkness. The English translation of the manual also gives him the surname "Dragmire" and claims that he was known by the alias "Mandrag Ganon," meaning "Ganon of the Enchanted Thieves," although this never recurs in any of the games. These details were removed in the manual for the Game Boy Advance version, possibly because it was altered in later games. | ||
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====''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''==== | ====''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''==== | ||
[[File:Ganondorf OoT first encounter.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Ganondorf during Link's first encounter with him in ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'']] | [[File:Ganondorf OoT first encounter.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Ganondorf during Link's first encounter with him in ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'']] | ||
Ganondorf first appears in his [[Gerudo]] form in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]'', after brief mentions in ''A Link to the Past''. He initially appears in a prophetic nightmare Link has in the opening, where [[Princess Zelda]] and [[Impa]] are fleeing him on horseback, followed by him attacking Link with magic. Acting on his plan to conquer Hyrule, Ganondorf, while evading suspicion from all of the royal family except for Zelda, attempts to gain access to the [[Sacred Realm]], where the Triforce is kept. To do this, he attempt to attain the [[Ocarina of Time]] and the three [[Spiritual Stone]]s from the [[Great Deku Tree]], the [[Goron]]s, and the [[Zora]], but each refuse. As such, he punishes each, by infecting the Deku Tree with a parasitic [[Gohma]], re-filling [[Dodongo's Cavern]] with hostile [[Dodongo]]s, and infecting [[Lord Jabu-Jabu]] with a parasitic [[Barinade]]. Zelda comes up with a plan to deal with Ganondorf alongside Link, involving using the keys to the Sacred Realm themselves. After Link deals with the problems Ganondorf caused and attains the Stones, Ganondorf attacks the castle, leading to the events of Link's nightmare. During her escape, Zelda throws the Ocarina in the moat, and Link recovers it and opens the Sacred Realm. However, when he does so, he unwittingly allows Ganondorf access while he gets trapped for seven years, allowing him to gain the Triforce. However, due to his lust for power outweighing his courage or wisdom by a significant amount, the [[Triforce of Courage]] and the [[Triforce of Wisdom]] disappear, leaving him with solely the Triforce of Power. | |||
Ganondorf first appears in his [[Gerudo]] form in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]'', after brief mentions in '' | |||
[[File:Ganondorf in Sacred Realm OoT.jpg|thumb|200px|Ganondorf gets into the Sacred Realm after Link opens it]] | [[File:Ganondorf in Sacred Realm OoT.jpg|thumb|200px|Ganondorf gets into the Sacred Realm after Link opens it]] | ||
During the time Link is imprisoned, Ganondorf with the Triforce of Power becomes far more corrupt, leading him to become the demonic "King of Evil," and making Hyrule far worse for most of its inhabitants. [[Hyrule Castle]] and the area around it is destroyed and replaced with the foreboding [[Ganon's Castle]], and [[Hyrule Castle Town]] is left in [[ReDead]]-infested ruins. In one display of force, he attempts to feed the Goron tribe to a Goron-eating dragon he resurrected, [[Volvagia]]. Additionally, he seemingly freezes [[Zora's Domain]] and drains [[Lake Hylia]]. Another high authority in the Gerudo tribe, [[Nabooru]], is brainwashed by Twinrova due to attempting to stop him. Link encounters [[Phantom Ganon]], a demonic puppet of Ganondorf, in the [[Forest Temple]]. After Link defeats it, Ganondorf congratulates Link for his skill, but warns him that his further challenges will be much harder, before sending the phantom to "the gap between dimensions." Ganondorf is not heard from directly again until [[Sheik]] reveals herself as a Triforce of Wisdom-bearing Zelda in disguise, at which point he traps her in a crystal and tells Link to come battle at his castle, thus bringing him the Triforce of Courage he holds. | During the time Link is imprisoned, Ganondorf with the Triforce of Power becomes far more corrupt, leading him to become the demonic "King of Evil," and making Hyrule far worse for most of its inhabitants. [[Hyrule Castle]] and the area around it is destroyed and replaced with the foreboding [[Ganon's Castle]], and [[Hyrule Castle Town]] is left in [[ReDead]]-infested ruins. In one display of force, he attempts to feed the Goron tribe to a Goron-eating dragon he resurrected, [[Volvagia]]. Additionally, he seemingly freezes [[Zora's Domain]] and drains [[Lake Hylia]]. Another high authority in the Gerudo tribe, [[Nabooru]], is brainwashed by Twinrova due to attempting to stop him. Link encounters [[Phantom Ganon]], a demonic puppet of Ganondorf, in the [[Forest Temple]]. After Link defeats it, Ganondorf congratulates Link for his skill, but warns him that his further challenges will be much harder, before sending the phantom to "the gap between dimensions." Ganondorf is not heard from directly again until [[Sheik]] reveals herself as a Triforce of Wisdom-bearing Zelda in disguise, at which point he traps her in a crystal and tells Link to come battle at his castle, thus bringing him the Triforce of Courage he holds. | ||
Ganondorf is found in the highest room of his castle, playing his theme music on a large pipe organ. Once Link arrives, he turns around, shows the Triforce mark on the back of his hand (with the proximity causing Link and Zelda's to glow as well), and turns the room into an arena to battle, and begins to float over the center of the room, with the dark energy not allowing [[Navi]] to target him. During this fight, Ganondorf can punch the floor, causing certain tiles to give way, leading to the room below (which is full of item-replenishing [[pot]]s). He can also throw balls of energy, which can be bounced back with the sword or, as part of a series running gag, an [[empty bottle]]. However, he is also | Ganondorf is found in the highest room of his castle, playing his theme music on a large pipe organ. Once Link arrives, he turns around, shows the Triforce mark on the back of his hand (with the proximity causing Link and Zelda's to glow as well), and turns the room into an arena to battle, and begins to float over the center of the room, with the dark energy not allowing [[Navi]] to target him. During this fight, Ganondorf can punch the floor, causing certain tiles to give way, leading to the room below (which is full of item-replenishing [[pot]]s). He can also throw balls of energy, which can be bounced back with the sword or, as part of a series running gag, an [[empty bottle]]. However, he is also cabable of knocking them back at Link. Once Ganondorf fails to knock one back, he will be temporarily stunned, allowing Link to hit him with the evil-piercing [[Light Arrow]]s, which hurts him, brings him to the floor, and temporarily gets rid of the evil aura, allowing Navi to target him and Link to damage him directly. He can also throw a much larger ball of energy, but this takes longer to prepare, giving Link another opportunity to hit him with the Light Arrow. After he takes enough damage, Ganondorf will be defeated, after which he throws up and falls to the floor. | ||
The room and crystal holding Zelda are then destroyed. Zelda expresses some sympathy for Ganondorf due to the power of the Triforce corrupting him, but with his last breaths, he attempts to magically destroy the castle, thus killing Link and Zelda as well. However, they escape, and Ganondorf is seemingly crushed by the rubble. However, he emerges, his eyes fully yellow and demonic, and uses the Triforce of Power to become the beastly Ganon, knocking the [[Master Sword]] away. After Ganon is defeated, Ganondorf is sealed in the Sacred Realm himself, and promises to kill Link and Zelda's descendants when he escapes. After this, Zelda uses the Ocarina of Time to send Link back to before Ganondorf's takeover, allowing him to be stopped beforehand. | The room and crystal holding Zelda are then destroyed. Zelda expresses some sympathy for Ganondorf due to the power of the Triforce corrupting him, but with his last breaths, he attempts to magically destroy the castle, thus killing Link and Zelda as well. However, they escape, and Ganondorf is seemingly crushed by the rubble. However, he emerges, his eyes fully yellow and demonic, and uses the Triforce of Power to become the beastly Ganon, knocking the [[Master Sword]] away. After Ganon is defeated, Ganondorf is sealed in the Sacred Realm himself, and promises to kill Link and Zelda's descendants when he escapes. After this, Zelda uses the Ocarina of Time to send Link back to before Ganondorf's takeover, allowing him to be stopped beforehand. | ||
====''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker''==== | ====''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker''==== | ||
[[File:Ganondorf TWW introduction.jpg|thumb | [[File:Ganondorf TWW introduction.jpg|thumb|200px|Ganondorf introduces himself to Link at the Forsaken Fortress in ''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker'']] | ||
Ganondorf appears again as the main antagonist of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]''. In the future of the time where Ganondorf's takeover still happened and he was defeated, Ganondorf eventually breaks free and terrorizes Hyrule once again. This time, no hero emerged, and the gods flooded Hyrule to seal him away. Eventually, Ganondorf makes his way to the surface, and sets up his base in the [[Forsaken Fortress]], having the [[Helmaroc King]] kidnap girls to try and find Zelda's descendant. He additionally has [[Laruto]] and [[Fado (The Wind Waker)|Fado]], the [[sage]]s of the [[Earth Temple]] and [[Wind Temple]] killed. However, the current Link's sister [[Aryll]] is kidnapped while he attempts to grab [[Tetra]] (the real Zelda), leading Link to begin his quest. Once Link initially finds Aryll, the Helmaroc King grabs him and takes him to Ganondorf, who wordlessly orders him to throw him across the ocean. After this, he attempts to attain the [[pearl]]s from the three holders of them. He sends a Gohma to injure [[Valoo]], infests the [[Forbidden Woods]] with various evil creatures, and destroys [[Greatfish Isle]]. After Link finds the Master Sword in Hyrule's remains, Ganondorf's minions under the surface become active again, having been immobilized. | |||
Ganondorf appears again as the main antagonist of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]''. In the future of the time where Ganondorf's takeover still happened and he was defeated, Ganondorf eventually breaks free and terrorizes Hyrule once again. This time, no hero emerged, and the gods flooded Hyrule to seal him away. Eventually, Ganondorf makes his way to the surface, and sets up his base in the [[Forsaken Fortress]], having the [[Helmaroc King]] kidnap girls to try and find Zelda's descendant. He additionally has [[Laruto]] and [[Fado ( | |||
Ganondorf is not seen again until Link frees the girls from Forsaken Fortress and destroys the Helmaroc King, at which point Link attempts to confront him with the Master Sword. However, due to the deaths of Laruto and Fado, the sword is powerless. Ganondorf also reveals that in pulling the sword, Link broke the seal keeping his evil magical abilities in check. Tetra then attempts to attack him to save Link, but Ganondorf effortlessly overpowerss her. He then realizes his Triforce of Power is resonating and deduces Tetra is really Zelda. Tetra is not aware of this, and he assumes her confused protests are lies, beiginning to choke her. However, the pair then gets rescued by [[Quill]] and [[Komali]], with Valoo burning away Ganondorf's hideout while he simply stands, smirking. | Ganondorf is not seen again until Link frees the girls from Forsaken Fortress and destroys the Helmaroc King, at which point Link attempts to confront him with the Master Sword. However, due to the deaths of Laruto and Fado, the sword is powerless. Ganondorf also reveals that in pulling the sword, Link broke the seal keeping his evil magical abilities in check. Tetra then attempts to attack him to save Link, but Ganondorf effortlessly overpowerss her. He then realizes his Triforce of Power is resonating and deduces Tetra is really Zelda. Tetra is not aware of this, and he assumes her confused protests are lies, beiginning to choke her. However, the pair then gets rescued by [[Quill]] and [[Komali]], with Valoo burning away Ganondorf's hideout while he simply stands, smirking. | ||
He engages Link in a swordfight, with Zelda using the Light Arrows. Link must distract Ganondorf by attacking him and parrying his own blows so Zelda can shoot him. Otherwise, he leaps away. When he is shot, he becomes paralyzed for a few moments, allowing repeat attacks. After a few shots, Ganondorf backhands Zelda over, and Link must continue to stall him while she recovers. Once she does, they continue, though Ganondorf is now much more wary about her shots and will even use his swords to counter parries to his back | Once Link helps [[Medli]] and [[Makar]] awaken as sages and recovers all of the [[Triforce Shard]]s, Zelda is kidnapped and taken to Ganondorf's castle. With the sword re-powered and the Triforce of Courage restored, Link is able to get to Ganondorf's castle. Initially, Ganondorf appears watching Zelda sleep, and notes she is simply dreaming of endless oceans. He tells Link that the reason Hyrule was sunk was the people being abandoned by the Gods, then seemingly turns into [[Puppet Ganon]]. After Puppet Ganon is defeated, Ganondorf reveals he is perfectly fine, telling Link to confront him on the roof. Once he does so, Ganondorf wistfully regales the story of how he resented his home and the deathly wind it carried growing up, leading him to conquer the neighboring Hyrule and its wind full of life for himself. He then forcefully takes the Triforce of Courage from Link and assembles the full Triforce, preparing to wish for Hyrule to be restored for him. Before he can make his wish on the Triforce, however, [[King Daphnes]] appears and wishes on the Triforce himself to give Link and Zelda a better future and wash away the old kingdom, causing the still-intact areas beneath the Great Sea to start flooding fully. At this, Ganondorf goes insane and laughs maniacally for several moments, gleefully telling Link and the now-awake Zelda he will show them their "future" as he draws his swords. | ||
He engages Link in a swordfight, with Zelda using the Light Arrows. Link must distract Ganondorf by attacking him and parrying his own blows so Zelda can shoot him. Otherwise, he leaps away. When he is shot, he becomes paralyzed for a few moments, allowing repeat attacks. After a few shots, Ganondorf backhands Zelda over, and Link must continue to stall him while she recovers. Once she does, they continue, though Ganondorf is now much more wary about her shots and will even use his swords to counter parries to his back. After enough of this, Zelda calls to Link that she will shoot into his [[Mirror Shield]]. Link reflects the arrow into Ganondorf, paralyzing him one last time, then leaps up and plunges the Master Sword through his forehead gem. Ganondorf stays alive a few more moments and states that he can feel "the wind" blowing before turning to stone. He is them buried under the Great Sea's water along with the King, ensuring neither will ever return, while Link and Zelda are returned to the surface. | |||
====''The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures''==== | ====''The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures''==== | ||
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====''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess''==== | ====''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess''==== | ||
[[File:Dark Lord Ganondorf TP title.jpg|thumb|220px|Ganondorf, as shown right before he and Link start fighting, in ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess''.]] | [[File:Dark Lord Ganondorf TP title.jpg|thumb|220px|Ganondorf, as shown right before he and Link start fighting, in ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess''.]] | ||
Ganondorf is the true main antagonist of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]''. In the future of the time where Ganondorf was not allowed to take over in ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''{{'}}s epilogue, Ganondorf was to be executed by the seven [[sage]]s for his crimes. However, when Link was sent back in time, the Triforce pieces went to their owners' past counterparts, leading Ganondorf to have the Triforce of Power, which the sages considered darkly to be some manner of "divine prank." He survives getting impaled by them, and uses the sword to kill the Sage of Water, leading them to activate the long-dormant [[Mirror of Twilight]] to seal him away. However, this leads to him discovering the resentful [[Twili]] [[Zant]], whom he manipulates into helping him take over Hyrule. Ganondorf is absent for the first half of the game, initially only appearing in the sages' recounting of his failed execution midway through. He finally appears in person in the conquered Hyrule Castle, where he initially [[Puppet Zelda|possesses Zelda's lifeless body]]. After he is defeated, [[Midna]] uses the [[Fused Shadows]] to extract Ganondorf's soul, after which he becomes a giant, fiery version of his head to speak briefly, and then becomes Ganon. After he is defeated again, Zelda's life is restored, and she uses the power of the four [[Spirits of Light]] to create the Light Arrows, which she shoots at him in a horseback battle in [[Hyrule Field]]. Once he is defeated here, he conjures up a force field and fights Link directly in sword combat, able to use many techniques. As part of the same running gag as in ''Ocarina of Time'', Ganondorf will be distracted by Link's [[Fishing Line]] if he withdraws it. Once Ganondorf is defeated for the fourth and final time, Link impales him with the Master Sword. After this happens, a brief cinematic of Zant cracking his neck occurs, signifying Ganondorf's death. | |||
Ganondorf is the true main antagonist of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]''. In the future of the time where Ganondorf was not allowed to take over in ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''{{'}}s epilogue, Ganondorf was to be executed by the seven [[sage]]s for his crimes. However, when Link was sent back in time, the Triforce pieces went to their owners' past counterparts, leading Ganondorf to have the Triforce of Power, which the sages considered darkly to be some manner of "divine prank." He survives getting impaled by them, | |||
Ganondorf is absent for the first half of the game, initially only appearing in the sages' recounting of his failed execution midway through. He finally appears in person in the conquered Hyrule Castle, where he | |||
Once he is defeated here, he | |||
====''The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass''==== | ====''The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass''==== | ||
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Ganondorf is briefly alluded to in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild]]'', when [[Urbosa]] mentions to [[Vah Naboris]] that legend states that [[Calamity Ganon]] once took the form of a Gerudo, and muses that that will make its defeat all the more satisfying due to being more personal to her. | Ganondorf is briefly alluded to in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild]]'', when [[Urbosa]] mentions to [[Vah Naboris]] that legend states that [[Calamity Ganon]] once took the form of a Gerudo, and muses that that will make its defeat all the more satisfying due to being more personal to her. | ||
====''The Legend of Zelda: | ====''The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild'' sequel==== | ||
In the sequel to ''Breath of the Wild'', Ganondorf is shown as a mummified undead corpse leaking [[malice]], with a glowing blue hand emerging from a cyclone of Gerudo script reaching into his chest. A painting of him appears on the walls, riding his horse and wielding a trident. | |||
In the | |||
===''Super Smash Bros.'' series=== | ===''Super Smash Bros.'' series=== | ||
Ganondorf is a playable character in every ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'' installment starting with ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. | Ganondorf is a playable character in every ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'' installment starting with ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. | ||
In ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'', Ganondorf uses his design from the | In ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'', Ganondorf uses his design from the SpaceWorld 2000 tech demo, being based on his past appearance from ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''. In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS]]'', and ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]'', Ganondorf uses his design from ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess'', and in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', he uses his ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'' future design. Initially, Ganondorf was a slower but more powerful moveset copy of the ''F-Zero'' character Captain Falcon. In ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'', one of Ganondorf's moves was altered, and he was made much slower to differentiate them, though he was given more speed again in later installments. | ||
In The Subspace Emissary mode of ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'', Ganondorf is working for Master Hand alongside [[mariowiki:Bowser|Bowser]]. He initially is shown surveying Bowser's advancement on King Dedede's fortress, and then appears to take control of the R.O.B. army after the Ancient Minister decides to stop working with the Subspace Army. Once the Subspace Gunship is destroyed by [[wikirby:Kirby|Kirby]] in the Dragoon, he and Bowser retreat into Subspace. Ganondorf turns on Bowser, turning him into a trophy, before going to bow before Master Hand. However, when he sees that Master Hand is being controlled via marionette strings by another villain, Tabuu, Ganondorf attempts to stop Tabuu, only to be turned into a trophy himself. Later, after Bowser is restored, he takes out his anger by attacking Ganondorf's trophy. Link and Zelda then restore him, and he enters an uneasy alliance with them to defeat Tabuu, something that has notably never happened in the main series. | In The Subspace Emissary mode of ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'', Ganondorf is working for Master Hand alongside [[mariowiki:Bowser|Bowser]]. He initially is shown surveying Bowser's advancement on King Dedede's fortress, and then appears to take control of the R.O.B. army after the Ancient Minister decides to stop working with the Subspace Army. Once the Subspace Gunship is destroyed by [[wikirby:Kirby|Kirby]] in the Dragoon, he and Bowser retreat into Subspace. Ganondorf turns on Bowser, turning him into a trophy, before going to bow before Master Hand. However, when he sees that Master Hand is being controlled via marionette strings by another villain, Tabuu, Ganondorf attempts to stop Tabuu, only to be turned into a trophy himself. Later, after Bowser is restored, he takes out his anger by attacking Ganondorf's trophy. Link and Zelda then restore him, and he enters an uneasy alliance with them to defeat Tabuu, something that has notably never happened in the main series. | ||
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===''Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda''=== | ===''Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda''=== | ||
In ''[[Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda]]'', the Gerudo prince is strongly implied to be a young incarnation of Ganondorf, notably being around the same age as Link and Zelda rather than older like he usually is. If the player enters the [[Gerudo Village]] home guarded by [[Barriara]], the Gerudo prince can be found practicing the organ with his back facing the player, though he still bears a striking resemblance to Ganondorf in other games. If spoken to, he will rudely chastise Barriara behind her back, obsess over the power of music, and crypically remark that he will meet the hero again. During the final boss battle, Ganon has a similar hairstyle and is shown playing a similar organ. Ganondorf is also mentioned by name and is said to have found the broken [[Golden Lute]], repaired it, and become corrupted by it to transform into Ganon. In the [[Symphony of the Mask]] DLC, the Gerudo prince is confirmed to be Prince Ganondorf. | |||
In ''[[Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer featuring The Legend of Zelda]]'', the Gerudo prince is strongly implied to be a young incarnation of Ganondorf, notably being around the same age as Link and Zelda rather than older like he usually is. If the player enters the [[Gerudo Village]] home guarded by [[Barriara]], the Gerudo prince can be found practicing the organ with his back facing the player, though he still bears a striking resemblance to Ganondorf in other games. If spoken to, he will rudely chastise Barriara behind her back, obsess over the power of music, and | |||
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CoH Gerudoprince.jpg|The prince practicing. | |||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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Ganondorf TWW artwork.png|''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]'' artwork | Ganondorf TWW artwork.png|''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]'' artwork | ||
Ganondorf TLoZ TP artwork.png|''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]'' artwork | Ganondorf TLoZ TP artwork.png|''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]'' artwork | ||
Ganondorf TLoZ OoT3D artwork.png|''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D]]'' artwork | Ganondorf TLoZ OoT3D artwork.png|''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D]]'' artwork | ||
Ganondorf TWWHD artwork.png|''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD]]'' artwork | Ganondorf TWWHD artwork.png|''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD]]'' artwork | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
|Jap=ガノンドロフ | |Jap=ガノンドロフ | ||
|JapR=Ganondorofu | |JapR=Ganondorofu | ||
|JapM=Ganondorf (possibly intended to be "Ganondrof" due to nonstandard spelling) | |JapM=Ganondorf (possibly intended to be "Ganondrof" due to nonstandard spelling) | ||
}} | }} | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Gerudo]] | [[Category:Gerudo]] | ||
[[Category:Demons]] | [[Category:Demons]] | ||
[[Category:Royalty]] | [[Category:Royalty]] | ||
[[Category:Villains]] | [[Category:Villains]] |