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This article is about the character that appears throughout the series. For game-specific boss data and strategies, see Ganon (Disambiguation).

"These toys are too much for you! I control you to return them to me!^[i]
"

— Ganondorf, in
Ocarina of Time

Ganon, also known equally
Ganondorf, is the main antagonist in
The Legend of Zelda
series. He has been present or at least referred to in each of the first five games in the serial, and has later been in three more afterward. Throughout the series, Ganon has had several deaths, both confirmed, similar in
The Legend of Zelda, and unconfirmed, every bit in
Twilight Princess. Ganon possesses the Triforce of Power, which contains the essence of the Goddess, Din. This divine ability makes Ganon unimaginably potent and grants him boundless ability, making him the largest threat to Hyrule in all its history. As stated in the prophecy of Hyrule, the only one capable of defeating Ganon is the Hero chosen by the Goddesses.

Backstory

Throughout the games, Ganon's intentions have non changed. Taking the Triforce of Power or earning it and spreading darkness over Hyrule, and he ofttimes kidnaps Zelda in the process. Only his appearance has changed. He is a blue pig-monster in
The Legend of Zelda, while in
Ocarina of Fourth dimension, he is the Rex of the Gerudo and has the power to turn into a giant, green monster. From that point on, Ganondorf tends to refer to the villain's human or Gerudo persona, while Ganon is the abomination, creature or demon version of Ganondorf. In
Ocarina of Time, he is the only Gerudo male built-in in that current century, automatically making him their king.

Name Issue

The Prince of Darkness has 3 "northward"s in his name in the original
The Legend of Zelda, making his name
G-A-Due north-Due north-O-N. Still, in all other games, he is known as
1000-A-N-O-N
(two "due north"s). Newer fans have used the single "n" form as the catechism one, simply older fans who first played
The Legend of Zelda
back in the twenty-four hours still spell it "Gannon".

Characteristics

Ganondorf has gone from a cold, heartless individual to a sad individual and back again. In older games, he seems to exist bent only on controlling Hyrule, merely in
The Wind Waker, players see a different side of Ganondorf, where he also yearns for the render of Hyrule in its absence. Mostly, though, he seems only aptitude on evil things.

Appearances

The Legend of Zelda

Master article: Ganon (The Fable of Zelda)

In
The Fable of Zelda, the character appears as a giant, humanoid sus scrofa-monster, Ganon. The intro of the game tells of how Ganon
stole
the Triforce of Power, and was rumored to be after the Triforce of Wisdom too. Earlier he could steal that i too, Zelda broke the Triforce of Wisdom into eight pieces and hide them inside hole-and-corner labyrinths (dungeons). She then sent Impa, her nursemaid, searching for a hero to collect all eight pieces and destroy Ganon. Impa comes across Link, and asks him to take this quest. This begins the game.

In one case Link has obtained all viii pieces, he tin travel to Expiry Mount and face up Ganon. This battle is quite difficult, every bit for the most part, Ganon will be invisible while shooting fireballs at Link. Ganon can only exist hurt if Link strikes his invisible form with his sword. Once Ganon has been striking, he will be visible for a moment, and and then disappear again. Once Ganon has been hit plenty times with the sword, he will plough a brownish color, which shows he is vulnerable. This is Link'southward opportunity to finish him off with a shot from the Bow using a Silver Arrow. This will defeat Ganon, leaving behind his ashes and the Triforce of Power. Link can now continue into the door directly above and relieve Princess Zelda. If Link does not shoot him with the Silvery Arrow in fourth dimension, Ganon will flash before turning invisible again, returning to full force.

The Run a risk of Link

Ganon does not appear in
The Take a chance of Link, still dead later his defeat at the hands of Link in
The Legend of Zelda.
Despite his physical absence, many of his minions remain and his corrupting influence over Hyrule is still very potent.^[two]
Should his followers succeed in defeating Link and sprinkle his claret over the ashes of their master, Ganon will be revived.^[3]
Ganon's menacing silhouette simply appears if Link perishes, and presumably completes his conquest and devastation of Hyrule.

A Link to the Past

Main commodity: Ganon (A Link to the Past)

Prior to the beginning of the game's events, Ganondorf Dragmire enters the Sacred Realm, obtaining the Triforce. Desiring its full benefits for himself, he murders his accomplices. Upon touching the Triforce, he is transformed into a boar-similar demon dubbed Ganon. The Sacred Realm as well assumes the guise of the Dark World. Endeavoring to preserve the residual of peace, the Knights of Hyrule and the Seven Wise Men lock Ganon in the Dark World.

Some years afterwards, the demon is able to exit the Dark World disguised as the wizard Agahnim. In a clever twist of fate, Agahnim wins over the trust of the Male monarch of Hyrule and assumes the reins of power himself. He seals the Vii Maidens in the Dark World just one eludes him, Zelda, whom Link rescues from the Sanctuary. During Link'southward quest to obtain the Master Sword, however, Zelda is left unguarded and is captured past Agahnim and afterward sealed in the Dark Globe.

After defeating Agahnim in the Dark World, a bat arises from the defeated wizard'south trunk and flies to the Pyramid of Power. It is revealed that the bat is indeed Ganon and Link must face the boar-like demon in a concluding boxing. Link's Master Sword and Argent Arrows triumph over Ganon's complete Triforce and Trident of Power.

Link'south Enkindling

Chief article: Shadow Nightmares § Shadow of Ganon

The Shadow of Ganon is one of the forms the Shadow Nightmares have in the final boss battle of
Link'due south Awakening.

It can summon bats, like the truthful Ganon in
A Link to the By, and must be dashed into numerous times to defeat. Spin attacks are also effective methods of harming the Shadow of Ganon.

Ocarina of Time

Main article: Ganondorf (Ocarina of Time)

Equally the single male Gerudo born to the Gerudo Tribe every hundred years, Ganondorf was built-in the king of his people. He is a ability-hungry thief and sorcerer seeking to find the omnipotent Triforce and use its ability to take over Hyrule. Ganondorf is willing to use any ways to achieve his goals, including treachery towards the King of Hyrule and manipulation of his own people.

In order to open the Door of Time and obtain the Triforce, Ganondorf seeks to obtain the three Spiritual Stones, which human activity as keys to the Door of Time. In order to make the holders of the stones hand them over, Ganondorf curses the Great Deku Tree, infests Dodongo's Cavern with monsters, and inflicts a parasite onto Lord Jabu-Jabu.

Link manages to undo all the curses and defeat all the monsters to think the stones himself, only when he returns to Hyrule Castle Town he finds that Ganondorf has already laid siege to the boondocks and collection Princess Zelda out. He allows Link to open the Door of Time, stepping in once the Master Sword pulls Link into a vii-year slumber. With Link unable to stop him, Ganondorf enters the Sacred Realm and claims the Triforce for himself; however, his unbalanced heart causes the Triforce to split into three pieces, Ganondorf keeping only the Triforce of Ability for himself because his heart desired power most of all. With his newly obtained powers, Ganondorf spends the seven years of Link's slumber ruling over Hyrule with an fe fist and seeking the other two holders of the Triforce.

After Link awakens from his sleep, he sets out to undo the evil Ganondorf has inflicted over the land and awaken the five Sages. After doing and then, Princess Zelda comes out of disguise and presents Link with Ganondorf'southward weakness, the Lite Arrows. With Zelda's disguise removed, Ganondorf is able to find her and capture her, using her to lure Link up into his castle. He hopes to have the pieces of the Triforce from Link and Zelda and engages Link in boxing. At first, Link seems to win and the castle collapses, just Ganondorf revives in his beast form, Ganon, and engages Link in battle again. In the end, Link comes out victorious, but equally Ganondorf yet holds the Triforce of Ability he cannot be killed. The Sages are forced to seal Ganondorf abroad, though he claims that as long as he holds the Triforce of Ability, he will return and have his revenge.

Oracle of Seasons
and
Oracle of Ages

Chief article: Ganon (Oracle Serial)

After completing his adventures in both Holodrum and Labrynna, Link finds out that the cause of Onox and Veran's mischief was the consequence of a bigger plan devised by the witches Koume and Kotake; a plan to resurrect the evil king Ganon. The actions of Onox and Veran caused the Flame of Sorrow and the Flame of Destruction to exist lit. In an attempt to light the tertiary and final flame for their ritual, Twinrova kidnaps Princess Zelda herself to be used as a cede. Although Link is able to defeat Twinrova and save Zelda from the ritual, he cannot stop the resurrection of Ganon, as Twinrova ends upward sacrificing their ain trunk as a vessel for the evil king.

The resulting incarnation of Ganon lacks much intelligent thought, though he does testify knowledge of who he is. Notwithstanding, Ganon proves to be the toughest obstruction that Link will have to overcome if he is to restore peace to the world and have his destined place in history as the Legendary Hero.

Through a linked game, Link can go to a undercover altar where they will fight Ganon. For the battle, Ganon volition constantly be disappearing and reappearing. Sometimes he volition announced and slash at you with his trident. He also has several variations on an orb attack: sometimes he will shoot three larger orbs, 1 large orb, or many smaller orbs. All his attacks including his trident slash can be avoided by jumping with the Roc'southward cape. Sometimes he also charges up for a leap which will stun you for a moment. Again, you tin avert this past jumping earlier he lands. To fight him, yous must accuse up a spin set on when he is non on the screen. When he appears, motion next to him and striking him with the spin assail. When he begins to become low on health, he volition change the room briefly to a strange blue room and back again. When the blue room is in upshot, controls are reversed (if y'all printing left, you lot volition go right, etc.) so you lot accept to be careful. Later many spin attacks, Ganon will be defeated and you will have completed the game.

The Current of air Waker

Main article: Ganondorf (The Wind Waker)

Ganondorf
	Base of Operations: Ganon'south Castle Effective Weapons: Light Arrows, Chief Sword The possessor of the Triforce of Power, Ganondorf controls many fell beasts. It is useless for Link to attempt to face him alone. He must wait for an marry who can aid him in battle.

As mentioned in the “Characteristics” section in a higher place, Ganon has a slightly different personality in
The Wind Waker
compared to the previous game. He first appears near the beginning of the game, where he orders the Helmaroc King to throw Link into the Nifty Sea. He is not fully seen, as his face is not visible to the photographic camera. However, the King of Ruby Lions reveals to Link very before long after that the man was Ganondorf. He then appears again near the middle of the game, where Link believes he tin defeat Ganondorf with the Chief Sword, only for Link to be nigh defeated and survive just past the intervention of Valoo. Ganondorf does not appear in person again until the end of the game, when Link and he take a sword duel in a now-drowning Hyrule at the bottom of the sea, ending with Ganondorf being turned to rock.

Four Swords Adventures

Main article: Ganon (Iv Swords Adventures)

In
Four Swords Adventures
Ganon is originally a desert nomad named Ganondorf. Prior to the events of the game, Ganon breaks the taboo of the Gerudo and explores the Desert Pyramid, somewhen stealing the Trident and the Dark Mirror. He uses the Trident's power to transform into Ganon, along with using the power of the Dark Mirror to create Shadow Link. Ganon uses Vaati to distract Link while he slowly gains power from the Shrine Maidens captured by Shadow Link. At the end of the game, Ganon appears as the final boss fought beneath the Tower of Winds. He is defeated when shot with a ball of low-cal and a Low-cal Pointer, allowing the Maidens to imprison him within the Four Sword.

Twilight Princess

Main article: Ganondorf (Twilight Princess)

Sages' Story

Ganondorf is first spoken of well-nigh halfway through the game, once Link has completed the Czar's Grounds and entered the Mirror Chamber. After finding simply a quarter of the Mirror of Twilight, the Ancient Sages tell Link of how the mirror was cleaved, which was "a night power that only
he
possesses".^[iv]
They are of grade referring to Ganondorf. They continue to tell Link Ganon'due south backstory, which includes Ganon beingness the leader of a band of thieves who tried to control the Sacred Realm, the location that the Goddesses left the globe.^[5]
Nonetheless, the Sages explain that he was bullheaded of any danger, and thus was he brought to justice.^[6]
A cutscene is shown of the Sages executing Ganon with the Sword of the Six Sages, right in the Mirror Chamber. However, Ganon survived because of the Triforce of Power, which he possesses.^[7]
Fearing Ganon will go out the Mirror Chamber and repeat his previous offenses, the Sages utilise the Mirror of Twilight to banish Ganondorf to the Twilight Realm. The Ancient Sages continue past suggesting that his power has been passed on to Zant,^[8]
which Midna responds to with a snide comment on how it is much too late to be figuring out where Zant got his powers.^[9]
The Sages conclude their speech past telling Link he should be able to collect the fragments of the Mirror of Twilight.^[10]
Ganondorf is not spoken of again until much later.

Zant'southward Story

In one case Link has gathered all the Mirror Shards, entered the Palace of Twilight, and confronted Zant, he will again hear more of how Zant got his powers. Zant will start his explanation by telling Link and Midna virtually how he was tired of living in this world, where in that location was not the faintest bloom of want.^[eleven]
He continues past maxim that he believed he would be the adjacent to rule the Twili people, only was denied.^[12]
Zant continues by telling them how he establish Ganon, who he refers to equally "god".^[13]
There is so a scene showing Zant on the outdoor area of the Palace of Twilight, smacking the ground in frustration. A big ball appears above Zant's head, and proceeds toward him. It encompasses Zant, and Ganon will exist shown, telling Zant that he will store his ability in Zant, making whatever Zant desires something Ganon desires likewise.^[14]
Zant ends his speech by proverb that Ganon had merely ane wish,^[15]
to merge lite and shadow, to make
darkness.^[16]

After Link has defeated Zant, Zant will reveal to Link and Midna that his god, Ganon, has already descended and been reborn in the World of Low-cal.^[17]
He continues by showing proficient faith in Ganon, saying that as long equally Ganon survives, he will resurrect Zant without cease.^[17]
This mini-scene shows how much Zant really praises Ganon, which can be interpreted every bit Ganon playing Zant so he tin be revived in Hyrule, or every bit a true human relationship that has mutual feelings.

Confrontation

Ganon is finally confronted by Link at the very end of
Twilight Princess, where he is physically seen for the first time. This confrontation happens at the highest belfry of Hyrule Castle, in the Throne Room. Ganon tin can be found sitting on the throne, with Princess Zelda levitating above him and the sword one time used to execute him in his easily, in the heart of the Triforce statue. He arrogantly introduces himself past welcoming Link and Midna to
his
castle.^[xviii]
Subsequently a dramatic scene of Ganon standing up, Ganon begins his voice communication by making fun of Midna'southward people, saying it was very pathetic that they defied the gods with
piddling
magic only to be cast aside.^[xix]
He continues by saying the ache felt by the Twili people acted as his nourishment, equally their hatred
bled across the void
and awakened him.^[20]
He explains why, in his opinion, Midna'southward people did not succeed; it was because they lacked truthful power.^[21]
The kind of power those chosen past the gods wield.^[22]
He continues by proverb that someone with the type of power would make a suitable king, while at the same time holding upwards his right paw, which has the marker of the Triforce of Power.^[23]
Later Midna vows to deny Ganon what he desires,^[24]
Ganon redirects their attending to Zelda, who he refers to every bit their
lilliputian friend.^[25]
He uses Twilight-magic to possess Zelda, and this begins the epic iv-phase boxing that concludes
Twilight Princess.

After Link completes the four and terminal stage of the boxing by stabbing Ganon in the eye of his chest with the Master Sword, Ganon states his final words. He says to Link to non recollect that this is the terminate.^[26]
He explains that the history of light and shadow volition be written in claret.^[27]
The scenes go on by showing the Triforce of Ability get out Ganon, at which point Zant volition appear, in more of an image rather than physically. He leans his head to the right, with a crack. This seemingly ends Ganon, every bit his optics ringlet to the back of his head, and he seizes movement, still still standing. This is the end of Ganon in
Twilight Princess, just it is unconfirmed if he died or not.

Phantom Hourglass

Although Ganondorf does not make an appearance, he is mentioned in the prologue, which is a summary of
The Wind Waker's
events.

Skyward Sword

Ganon is non mentioned directly in this game, merely Demise, before he dies, suggests Ganon or a like figure volition succeed Demise every bit a threat at some betoken in the world’southward hereafter. Demise states that hatred for the Gods and Goddesses similar his is so potent that information technology can never be vanquished for expert, and a reincarnation of himself volition be built-in into the world again someday.

Breath of the Wild

Run across too: Calamity Ganon (Dominate) and Nighttime Beast Ganon (Breath of the Wild)

"Cataclysm Ganon's physical body is sealed abroad inside of Hyrule Castle. Princess Zelda'due south weakening powers and the hero's enkindling take served every bit a catalyst for Ganon's revival. When Calamity Ganon finally breaks Zelda's seal, its grade is incomplete. It resembles an enormous spider equipped with a diverseness of weapons. It has captivated the ancient Sheikah relics used to attack information technology one hundred years ago, and utilizes a beam attack that is not dissimilar a Guardians light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation."

Backstory

Ganon appears in
Breath of the Wild, and is referred to as Calamity Ganon. Calamity Ganon is known every bit a primal evil that has appeared throughout the history of Hyrule. Ten thousand years before the story'southward events it appeared and attempted to destroy the world. To deal with this threat, the aboriginal Sheikah race built an ground forces of mechanical constructs chosen Guardians to aid the chosen Hero and Princess. These protectors were aided by four massive creatures known as the Divine Beasts (too congenital by the Sheikah) that were used to weaken Ganon. With this regular army, the Sheikah and Hylians sealed Ganon beneath Hyrule Castle, where information technology lay fallow for a millennium. In jiff of the wild information technology hibernates inside a cocoon, it attempted to regenerate a physical form later link awoke only was forced to confront him in an incomplete state.

By

A century before the present day, a prophecy was made foretelling the imminent return of Cataclysm Ganon. Hoping to defeat Ganon in the aforementioned manner as their ancestors, the King and the Hylian people began working to locate and excavate the Guardians and Divine Beasts. A Champion was chosen from each of Hyrule's iv races to pilot the Divine Beasts. Princess Zelda as well worked to awaken the power to seal Ganon that rested within her, alongside the protection afforded by her knight and the chosen hero, Link.

Despite their efforts, Ganon broke gratuitous of its prison earlier Zelda awakened her truthful power. Unexpectedly, the creature was cunning, and used its power to have control of the Guardians and plow them against Hyrule and its citizens. Ganon also created four blights in his image to infect the Divine Beasts, taking control of the constructs and killing each of the Champions. Waterblight Ganon, Windblight Ganon, Fireblight Ganon and Thunderblight Ganon. With most of Key Hyrule destroyed, Link and Princess Zelda fought against the Guardians in a deserted field. While defending Link, Zelda awakened the ability to seal Ganon away and defeat the Guardians. Link, however, died soon afterwards, and was taken to the Shrine of Resurrection where he would revive after a long slumber. Until this twenty-four hours arrived, Zelda used her ability to comprise Ganon within Hyrule Castle. Ganon thinks he can be undeafeted.

Present

After Link'southward enkindling in the shrine i hundred years later, Calamity Ganon can be seen circling the top of Hyrule Castle, unable to escape. During Link's absence, Zelda'southward power to contain Ganon has been weakening, allowing the beast to create more of a presence as the days go along. Many characters in the nearby vicinity acknowledge Ganon'south existence, oftentimes referring to Ganon every bit an 'it', while the Monks still refer to him as 'Ganon'. Once Link completes his journey and returns to Hyrule Castle, he encounters Ganon in a large room below the Sanctum. Ganon takes a grotesque form, appearing in a centipede-like figure, with a big head surrounded by Ganondorf'south signature long flowing red hair. The creature fights with a combination of the attacks used by the blights he created long ago, and puts up a considerable fight even against the Master Sword's power.

Once Link destroys this incarnation, Ganon's spirit escapes to Hyrule Field and manifests into its true course: Dark Beast Ganon. A pure embodiment of Malice and Hatred, it is a gigantic boar similar to Ganon's advent in
Twilight Princess. Princess Zelda reveals that Ganon has given up on reincarnation to create this form, intending to release the full force of its wrath upon the earth. Now that it is free from the prison of Hyrule Castle, Ganon will do exactly that unless stopped.

Granting Link with the Bow of Light, Zelda entrusted this chore to Link. While riding on his horse around the Brute's massive figure, Link uses the Bow to pierce several weak points on Ganon's body. He so fires ane concluding shot into the core of beast, which releases Zelda from her century-long imprisonment. As Ganon makes ane last effort to set on, Zelda uses the power of the Triforce to finish it off for good.

While Ganon seemingly disappears subsequently its defeat, Princess Zelda indicates that Ganon is just 'gone for now'. Though Ganon can no longer take a physical grade, it is notwithstanding able to render in the future.

Age of Calamity

"A new incarnation of Ganon, built-in after arresting Astor'southward power. He was revived to bring Hyrule to ruin and has now been sealed away by Link, Zelda, and the others."

— In-game description

Calamity Ganon retroactively debuts during the 2d Nifty Calamity. In an endeavor to ensure that its manifestation cannot be averted, information technology sends a slice of itself through the time warp used by Terrako to finish it from changing the future. Soon later on, it tries to utilize a possessed Guardian to effort and impale Zelda as she, Link, and Impa are on their way to the Ancient Tech Lab.

It eventually gained a more than consummate grade after having its Straw Ganon grade absorb Astor afterward the ii were brought to a corner past the Champions of Hyrule, which resembled a gigantic, Malice and Sheikah technology-fused version of his human form, admitting with a slightly piggish snout. It was also invincible in this form, forcing the Champions to their knees until Terrako, reactivated after being forced to fight the Champions due to Calamity Ganon, proceeded to accept Ganon's blast towards Zelda and self-destructed, weakening him plenty to ultimately seal him away.

Calamity Ganon can likewise exist unlocked as a playable Warrior by completing Claiming Missions pertaining to the Blight Ganons until a trio of three missions unlock where the actor must challenge the 3 final bosses in one on one confrontations. Completing the Level eighty+ mission Versus Calamity Ganon volition unlock him. His weapon is the Malice-infested Ancient screws as part of his grade is derived from Terrako.

The playable version of Calamity Ganon is slightly smaller than the boss version though he tin can still use many of the same attacks. His unique power is to spread Malice when performing combos and sure Stiff Attacks. Pressing ZR will have Ganon absorb the Malice back into his body, filling the Malice gauge. Filling it completely volition have him enter his Calamity Class where he gains new powerful combos. Either string will not only stagger strong enemies and bosses just expose their Weak Point on hit. His Enhanced Ability allows him to spread even more Malice in his Calamity form with his normal combo.

Weapons

Quests

Non-Canon Appearances

This department describes a subject that is or may be outside the core Zelda canon.

Boxing Quest

In
The Legend of Zelda: Battle Quest, Ganon serves as the final boss in the main quest, located inside the 9th level,
Raid on Ganon'southward Castle. Ganon subsequently appears in the 12th level, which is too the third secret level, Decease Mount Path. In this level, Ganon takes a more armored visual look and can withstand more damage. Also, Ganon makes two appearances in the 15th and final level of
Battle Quest, Ganon's Last Stand.

		This evil lord supposedly possesses the Triforce. Just when you wait him to assail from afar...SURPRISE! He's right beside you. Which isn't squeamish at all.

Super Smash Bros.
Series

Ganondorf also appears in Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros. Ball. He is a clandestine grapheme in both games. In lodge to unlock him in Super Smash Bros Melee, Link will accept to clear Match Outcome #29. There are three ways to unlock Ganondorf in Super Smash Bros Brawl:

• Play 200 matches in Brawl, and then beat Ganondorf in a fight
• Go Ganondorf to join the party in The Subspace Emissary
• Beat out Classic mode on Normal difficulty with Zelda or on Hard difficulty with Link, and and so vanquish Ganondorf in a fight.

In Super Smash Bros. Melee, Ganondorf's design is based on his Ocarina of Time design. Nonetheless, in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, his blueprint is based on Ganondorf'southward Twilight Princess design.

CD-I

Main article: Ganon (Faces of Evil and Wand of Gamelon)

In the Philips CD-i games, Ganon takes on a unlike design from the catechism Nintendo games and blithe series. He is more demonic in appearance and in the kickoff two games only requires a single hitting to defeat.

In Link: The Faces of Evil, Ganon takes over the island of Koridai prompting the inhabitants to Hyrule, where they ask Link to salve them. Over the course of the adventure, Ganon kidnaps Princess Zelda while Link is abroad. Ganon is eventually defeated by Link and imprisoned in the Volume of Koridai.

In Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon, Ganon has taken over the faraway state of Gamelon. He sent his servant Duke Onkled, the cousin of King Harkinian, to convince both the King and Link to travel to Gamelon to aid in defeating Ganon. They were both captured, which prompted Zelda to travel there herself, to rescue them, and save the land of Gamelon from Ganon and his servants. In the cease, Zelda used the magic lantern to expose Ganon to the light, weakening him, and then the Wand of Gamelon to bind him in chains and reseal him into the Book of Koridai.

In Zelda's Adventure, Ganon has kidnapped Link and stolen the vii angelic signs taking over the kingdom of Tolemac. Zelda goes on a quest to collect the signs and rescue Link. In this game, Ganon bears no resemblance to any previous design and appears as a large demon with bull horns and wearing a dark cape with a ruby interior merely yet wields a trident as seen from other games. He teleports around the room firing several magical assurance of energy downwardly. After several hits, he transforms into a pocket-size nighttime whirlwind and flies apart.

Hyrule Warriors

Run into as well: Ganon (Hyrule Warriors)

"The personification of evil becomes the personification of awesomeness when Ganondorf takes the field with a really big sword."

Ganon appears in the Nintendo Wii U game
Hyrule Warriors. Ganondorf is the primary adversary of the game, manipulating Cia to attempt and revive himself. He is likewise playable after Cia is defeated in Shining Beacon.

Cadence of Hyrule

Run into also: Skull Ganon

The Fable of Zelda
(Animated Series)

Ganon made an appearance as the primary adversary of the 1989 Zelda Animated series from DIC Entertainment voiced by Len Carlson. In this series, he was loosely based on his design from the original The Fable of Zelda equally an anthropomorphized boar in a imperial robe. His portrayal is much more comical than whatever of the game appearances. He is often quick to acrimony and yells at the bumbling of his minions or waves his fist subsequently losing to the heroes.

His lair is the subterranean Underworld where he keeps the Triforce of Ability, the source of his seemingly unlimited magic. In each episode, he plots to steal the Triforce of Wisdom so he can rule the world. Ordinarily he does this through the minions he summons and sends to the overworld only to be defeated time and time again by the efforts of Link and Zelda. He summons all of his monsters and minions from a large glass device in his throne room called the Evil Jar. From this, he sends them to the overworld to defeat Link, kidnap Princess Zelda or ultimately steal the Triforce of Wisdom. When the minions, or on rare occasion himself, are zapped by Link they always reappear back in the Evil Jar.

Trivia

• Ganon'southward last proper noun is
  Dragmire, according to the transmission of
  A Link to the By.
• In
  The Fable of Zelda, Ganon'due south proper noun was spelled G-A-N-N-O-N. In every game since, it has been changed to Chiliad-A-N-O-Northward, only using ii "N"s.

Gallery

Main commodity: Gallery:Ganon

References