Dang, this video got a lot of views. I really do want to stress that this remix was not made by me; it was made by Dracula9AntiChapel. He makes a lot of great-sounding remixes. If you really liked the music on this video then I would recommend looking at more of what that remixer has made: ua-cam.com/channels/b99pUyVpO4vs5VCY-LA4bw.html
So you stole someone else's art, tacked 'extended' onto it, and think that a little disclaimer is enough to absolve that? This has 282k views. The original has 27k. Ten times the views for what... copy and pasting it in audacity a few times? Fucking insanity.
Remember how the other bosses had subtitles and then the name of the boss. But Ganon, nothing. No subtitle. The only thing that just appears is the bold words, GANON.
9 year old me lost his freakin mind when Ganon appeared. I absolutely love how he's the only boss in the game without intro text, excellent touch. Ganon needs no introduction.
It's because he's Ganon. The hatred that will forever follow those who have the spirit of the hero, and the blood of the goddess until the end of time.
The reason he needed no introduction is because Nintendo expected fans playing Ocarina of Time to have also played the prior 2D Zelda games, which had already established the evil known as Ganon. Ocarina of Time was the origin story of Ganon, and was once the origin story of Link. I'm personally not a fan of how Skyward Sword took OoT's spot, especially when SS is not that great of a game.
@@sceptile7581 Demise only became the start of it because Skyward Sword came along. And compared to Ganon, Demise was a lame villain that showed up one time and was quickly dispatched. This is the guy that supposedly created the great Ganon? Demise left little impact on the fans, along with the game itself being mediocre.
According to Hidetaka Miyazaki, this fight... this SPECIFIC fight, and this game's targeting system and combat, informed much of the Dark Souls' series design ethos. This game was so good, it inspired an entire series of MASTERPIECE games years later.
The most important battle of all Zelda lore too, with Demise in Skyward Sword. It's incredible how high the odds were here. If link loses or wins, the whole timeline changes, same for his decision of going back or staying if he wins.
@Stephanie Slayer in 1998 nothing compared to this fight... the musical score, the visuals, the stakes, Ganon's model, after putting a ton of hours into the game, finding secrets, rescueing your horse, conquering dungeons, traveling time all lead to this moment. This shit floored me as a kid.
@Stephanie Slayer I think it might have been beaten out by a few games since then in terms of ratings. The games I think might have beaten it out by now are Super Mario Galaxy 2 (the game was given a perfect rating when it came out), The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (which has sold more copies than OoT has and I THINK was rated better than OoT, don't quote me on that), and a couple other games I can't remember at the moment.
The show down with Ganon in OoT is a masterpiece. The setting is perfect, the music is perfect. A fight so important that it ripped the timelines apart. Analyzing the details of the stage on which you duel. Amid the ruins of a shattered castle, on a disc of land, in a ring of fire, above a vortex of lava, beneath a raging storm, under a suffocating shadow. Even as a kid, a specific detail about this fight that made it even more awesome and intense was how you really couldn't see Ganon's face or form, but when the lightning strikes it's clearly visible. It's literally the perfect boss battle from a theatrical standpoint.
Rage itself, he needs no introduction. The hero and the goddess know him all too well. The plague that binded them together, the bane of peace, the blight of Hyrule. He is, GANON.
Y’know, seeing just “GANON” was intimidating enough given how he doesn’t even _need_ a title... but that little bit of fan service must have been great for veterans of the series before OoT. Playing A Link to the Past and the original NES Zelda you never hear of a “Ganondorf.” You never even thought he had a “normal” form. One might have even been disappointed not seeing the blue boar on screen... but then, _this_ happens, and your mind begins racing: “This is him! This is the same Ganon I’ve fought so many times before!” This monstrous abomination being presented in the dark 3D environment made not only new fans(like myself) quiver in excitement, but made veterans of the 2D lineup grit their teeth in grudge-filled anticipation.
The backstory of ALttP did indicate that a man named Ganondorf attacked the "Golden Land" (a.k.a., Sacred Realm), took the Triforce, and became Ganon. The satisfaction upon seeing Ganon for the first time in OoT was in finally realizing how that happened.
I wouldn't have been angry if I were one of the people who had been huge fans of the 2D Zelda titles if I was alive back then, since the fight with Ganondorf (and, by proxy, the fight with Phantom Ganon) is a reference to the fights with Agahnim in ALttP, where you play the most deadly game of badminton of all time. Plus the name for the Forest Temple boss, Phantom Ganon, makes it pretty clear that Ganon himself is somewhere in the game.
Not true, he was named in the game. Did you even read the cutscenes when rescuing the maidens? Good grief! One of the maidens explains that Ganondorf a king of thieves was the one who found the triforce by chance/accident (link accidently lead him right to it and opened the Door for him) and then became Ganon the wicked king of evil who warped the sacred realm into the dark world.
Nintendo has been hard pressed to surpass the majesty of this fight. A final one-on-one stand against evil in it's purest form, your weapon removed and surrounded by a wall of flames and a thunderstorm made manifest by dark forces. It was never just Link, Ganon and Zelda in that arena. With the swelling of the music, you could feel the weight of the eyes of the Sages and all of Hyrule watching on, helpless to intercede.
Twilight Princess is the one that rivals it for me. I love the fact that's dosen't do anything big or over the top just a one on one sword duel between Ganondorf and Link but Oot still has the best atmosphere for me
Friendly reminder that kids playing this back in the 90’s couldn’t see shit on their old CRT TVs other than Ganon’s glowing eyes and the thunder occasionally giving them brief flashes of his final form. I’ve just scared myself thinking about that...
I will never forget how epic that battle was as a kid. The intense battle music, the wall of fire around you, and that mini heart attacks this battle gave me.
And how Zelda doesn't do anything to help, and just screams every time you get hit, grating your ears, how Ganon auto-targets you after you grab the Master Sword back, how Ganon chops up pieces of his own castle that give you everything you need to defeat him, how Zelda decides that it's somehow a better idea to seal Ganon away instead of just letting Link kill him instead... ah, great memories.
@@dominicbonogofski Always took it as Ganon was too powerful to be killed, considering Link just stabbed him through the fucking head yet he gets up and starts flailing around, instead of, y'know, just laying there and dying from being impaled through the damn skull.
@@carnage0685 he could've at least been given the opportunity to cut Ganon's limbs off, making Ganon completely helpless even if he did return because he'd just be a torso and a head. Or they could have burned him alive into a pile of ash, or fed him to a bunch of ReDeads, any number of things, really.
The fact that we remember this fight now as adults, reminiscing our childhood. This game is a metaphor for everything we go through growing up. Time is the key to everything.
My life was so bad when I was a kid and this game made me understand that the good always will win against evil. But you have to fight! Now I'm a 36y grown man. Thank you Shigeru.
The most epic final boss in my opinion. The battle was thrilling, even though it was a bit easy. The song helped the most, as well as the background in the game. Fucking lightning, fire, dark sky, it set the mood.
Not to mention in the original Nintendo 64 version all you could really make out of Ganon's features was glowing eyes, horns, and the fact he had those huge swords! The only time where you could get a good look at him was when there was a flash of lightning.
I love Kingdom Hearts most of all but there is no denying the majesty that is The Legend of Zelda franchise...this final boss battle is definitely one of the tops alongside Safer Sephiroth of Final Fantasy VII and Bowser of Super Mario 64 if not "the" absolute top of the charts.
The lack of a subtitle, the almost sad music, the darkness of the arena, only lit by dim fire and occasional lightning, losing the Master Sword, Zelda’s horrified screams every time Link gets hit. This is the coolest and most beautiful final boss in probably any Zelda game ever.
Man, there’s so much emotion to this theme. Makes me think that the events that took place during this fight were immensely tragic. Which would make sense, since not only did Ganondorf transform into the monster that would plague Hyrule for all eternity but he also severed any sort of humanity he had left to transform into a beast of hatred and malice. That’s how I see it anyway.
The worst part is is regardless of the outcome it makes no difference as Hyrules is going to be left in ruins no matter what. Adult Timeline Ganondorf breaks free from his prison and eventually he and Hyrule are forever lost within the great sea. Downfall Timeline Ganon having killed Link and obtain the complete Triforce conquers Hyrule before being sealed away again but not before causing mass damage to Hyrule and corrupting the sacred realm. Child Timeline Although it lasted longer than the other timeline eventually Hyrule is left in ruins because of Calamity Ganon. The Zelda series is much darker when you think more about what happens after this battle.
@@AxisChurchDevotee Actually, _Breath Of The Wild_ seems to take place sometime after all three timelines converge Into one, causing what I call the Convergence Timeline.
As much as I loved Ocarina of Time, I think Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is the most emotionnaly challenging game I ever played. If you did not do it already, I highly recommand you to give it a try.
@@yourmum69_420 you're just blinded a tiny bit too much by nostalgia. Botw has good as fuck story. Neary as good as Oot, but the only thing that makes it fall behind Oot is the lack of dungeons, dungeon items, and the final boss, which I nicknamed "Mr. Target Practice". And one more thing is that Botw has almost no soundtrack. But you have to admit that the fact that nothing is limiting you from most stuff from the moment you get off the plateau is insane.
All that's left is an orphan that has traveled through time and countless dangers before him. Having the weight of the godesses destiny on your chest when your still technically just a little child. And the purest embodiment of demises curse of evil, this is that fateful fight that nobody ever forgot.
Subtle details make this one of the greatest final boss fights. The way Zelda screams when Ganon hits you is just heart wrenching. Such an amazing ending to a wonderful game.
This remix really puts the battle into perspective: You are the last hope for the saving of Hyrule, it's life hanging by a thread, and your best weapon was just taken from you. There is nothing left for you to do except try to defeat the monster who is so terrifying and horrific and well known that he needs no introduction: Ganon. It's not an intense energizing theme, it's very solemn and reminds you just how close to death you, and Hyrule, are. This is the song I feel a final boss like Ganon should have, a song to make the player go, "Oh... Shit..."
The worst part is is regardless of the outcome it makes no difference as Hyrule is going to be left in ruins no matter what. Adult Timeline Ganondorf breaks free from his prison and eventually he and Hyrule are forever lost within the great sea. Downfall Timeline Ganon having killed Link and obtain the complete Triforce conquers Hyrule before being sealed away again but not before causing mass damage to Hyrule and corrupting the sacred realm. Child Timeline Although it lasted longer than the other timeline eventually Hyrule is left in ruins because of Calamity Ganon. The Zelda series is much darker when you think more about what happens after this battle.
Word. For me it was like, we went through all that planning and journeying. Volcanoes, forests, oceans... Time, and when it came for our efforts to come to fruition... o o p s. Lost the master sword.
@@AxisChurchDevotee Convergence Timeline Ganondorf is killed at long last, but creates Calamity Ganon to unleash an unholy apocalyptic retribution until he resurrects and is again woken up by Link and Zelda.
The art used in this mix highlights something very important which was lost in the remake: The battle was in a very dark scenario. You could see Ganon but most of his features were darkened and were only visible thanks to lightning or sparks. This added a lot to the ambience of the fight. In the remake, they made everything more colorful and illuminated, which took away some of the athmosphere.
Here's a chilling thought: Imagine a form of Calamity Ganon that heavily resembled OOT's Ganon. The same basic form, clad in the same attire with elements of TP Ganon, but now covered in magenta flames and Malice, And now empowered by the Triforce Of Power and Ganondorf's memories and cunning, fully sentient and full of rage. Wielding one of the OOT Ganon's swords in one hand, The Trident Of Power in the other. A dark storm looming over the battlefield, thunder and lightning flashing as a torrential downpour of rain falls, the land lit only by the flashes of lightning and Ganon's magenta flames. This needs to be a thing for BOTW 2 or a third entry.
@@thegameknight8916 yeah that's the hard part. Might as well try to get the idea popular by spreading the idea across UA-cam and since Coronavirus is slowing everything like this down unless Nintendo has already came up with an idea we may have a chance at having this happen.
Honestly, aside from Twilight Princess, this final battle was just so epic. We knew that Ganondorf was a bad man, who could do bad things, and we got to see it first hand after the time skip when Link became an adult. Then after beating him in his castle, on his home turf, he comes out and uses the Triforce of Power to turn into a true evil pig monster. Then, it was just you, the Bearer of Courage, and him, Master of evil, one on one. But it felt so much more then that. It felt like this was a true final battle, one that everyone across Hyrule, the sages, hell even all of time was witnessing but couldn't interfere. Not even Zelda could, until the final moments of course. It's a grueling final boss fight...but when you deliver that final blow, as all hell breaks loose around you and lightning splits the sky....god what a feeling.
If TLoU's biggest strength is how it tells a simple story in a perfect way, OoT's biggest strength is how it masterfully portrays a theme as simple as good vs evil. After the time skip the world has been ruined by the evil of Ganondorf and Link, one by one, starts purging that evil form every corner of the kingdom unti it all reaches this point. The final battle between good and evil. Between light and darkness. This song represents all of Hyrule nervously holding it's breath during this battle. The battle that will define everyone's fate.
That was probably the bravest think any fairy has ever said in all 3 timelines. Navi was often hated for her hand holding, but she stuck by him until the very end. Remember, it wasn't just Link who fell in the downfall timeline, but Navi too.
“The Demon King of Old, the ancient darkness shows his face. Demise of Ganon has revealed itself: the scourge of Hyrule. Surrounding the Hero with fire on every side, the beast deflects the Sword that seals the Darkness out of his hand, as he now uses the weapons and knowledge of his journey. “
I've always liked to see it as though this event marks the moment when the curse of Demise awakened within Ganondorf, which is what essentially "created" Ganon. Up to that point, Ganondorf really was just a man, the once-a-century male born to the Gerudo tribe. He had a pair of evil witches who served as his mothers and likely trained him in the ways of dark magic and to be hateful and resentful of Hylians. He came to the King of Hyrule under the pretense of making an alliance when in reality he sought the way to the Triforce so that he could claim ultimate power. He obtains part of the Triforce and rules as a despot for a period of time, but is eventually challenged and overthrown in battle. Unable to accept this as his fate, he calls upon the Triforce of Power in a way that he had not done before, and the result is that the curse of Demise now manifests in him in the form of Ganon.
And clearly the best villain in all of video games it's really a shame how pathetically easy most of the Ganon battles are dispite him having so much power
@@babouchemaxime I hope Nintendo fixes this in the Breath of the Wild sequel and makes him feel as hard to beat as he is powerful so we can fear this guy more
Dagoth Ur from The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind is a lot more charismatic than Ganondorf. A lot more unsettling as well. If you don’t know about him, go read a bit about him. Easily one of the most compelling villains in any game.
@@razrv3lc Ganondorf has the tragic backstory for sure though since he lived his life in the desert as a child and children with bad experiences as a child can become dangerous as adults and Ganondorf was surrounded by bad experiences
if your one to be interested in the Zelda lore and all, the fact that there's an official scenario where Link dies during this fight makes this scene all the more menacing
Still one of the best final boss themes of all time. Perfectly encapsulates just how powerful and Intimidating Ganon truly is and whats at stake if Link falls in this battle. The fate of everyone resting entirely on his shoulders. You couldn't ask for a better piece to represent this moment.
@@yesok6592 same, I would've loved to hear some references or hidden pieces of oot ganon's theme in botw calamity's theme, I still get goosebumps with the n64 version, imagine hearing it orchestrated by nintendo in botw
A couple months late but I agree, OoT Ganon seemed a bigger threat then Calamity Ganon because even in this state he still has Ganondorf's mind. Calamity Ganon on the other hand is simply pure uncontrolled hatred.
Seeing this the first time was 7 years old and gave me nightmares for like a week. No other game ive played has done this yet not even Dead Space or FEAR
When i hear this i can just feel what was link must of been feeling This is it now or never if i lose everything i love is dead the world will die everything will end. Fighting this beast tooth and nail to the death like a hero this game is beutiful
If a live action adaptation of OoT was to be done, the filmmakers would have to step it up. Especially if they wanted to build up to this final moment.
@@chadpeterson5698 The Child Timeline and Adult Timeline would need to get split up - but I'm not sure if the Adult Timeline would split into two movies.
Even Ganondorf's existence itself is a victim to Demise's curse...if anything, he's a victim too despite his genocidal tendencies, that was slightly showcased in the ending of The Wind Waker.
@@Banshee98100 the only Ganon to be a reincarnation is 4 sword adventures/ Breath of the Wild since I believe Breath of the Wild is in the Child Timeline
The most epic final boss battle in all of video gaming history...the last stand for freedom itself, the Hero of Time vs the Demon Pig King of Evil...Ocarina of Time is still the best Zelda game ever, Breath of the Wild is alright but ultimately doesn't compare with the universal classic.
@@chadpeterson5698 really could've just put everything in one reply. Still, I agree. Ganon was easy, and Calamity Ganon - at least as far as I know, I have yet to finish BOTW - is quite a letdown, all things considered.
This demon needs no introduction. You know what is at stake, but even after fighting through hell and back, you have to win. If you don't, hyrule will fall... and it is only you to blame.
this theme is a one last stand moment! “They are in front of us, behind us, and we are flanked on both sides by an enemy that outnumbers us 29:1. They can’t get away from us now!”- Lewis B. “Chesty” Puller, USMC
How to see GANON in this fight and how they presented it without a title like demon king or something : U came from playing The Legend of Zelda + adventure of link + A link to the past and see what that demon did to hyrule and it’s habitants. When he transforms it’s the First time u see the origin of this beast and how he come to be GANON This is the one who did everything. If u don’t stop it now he will do what u already know in the past games.
This remix would be the best theme to use if they made a Zelda game that was canonically the final one in the timeline and you are able to finally able to end the conflict by truly stopping Ganon. Maybe even find a way to break the curse Demise put on Zelda and Link for so long.
Sweet battle. "Ganon, incantation of evil" "You will no longer spread your suffering and malice upon Hyrule Lord Ganon." yelled Zelda "You think a mere boy can stop me? I am power eternal. I will bring suffering to any I choose and there is no one who can stop me." Ganon stammered. "Your wrong there is one who can... A man of bravery and selflessness. You have met your match Ganon. The power of the Gods will imprison you, and you shall feel the pain of those you have made suffer. Link is no mere mortal. Like you he was endowed by the Gods. Not even in your most powerful form can you defeat us. Link will make waste of you has he has done so before. Or had you forgotten. 'Demi-God of Hatred.' THIS IS YOUR DESTINY GANON! GOODBYE!" Those were Zelda's last words... and so the battle ensued. The fate of Hyrule hanging in the balance. Would Hyrule be ruled by corruption and anguish? Or by Courage, the Steel of Heart and Beauty. The Decision is yours Link. Who will you decide to be? What shall be the fate of Hyrule?
That reminds me of a fangame I own, which takes place after Majora's Mask and before Twilight Princess, but it explains how there were followers of Ganon during and after the events of OoT that were dedicated to creating an artifact to counteract the Master Sword known as the Trident of Power (and Zelda bore the Staff of Wisdom, which is now canon being called the Echo Staff). It even speaks of using the pieces of the twin swords during the fight with Link as a source of it's demonic power and will. It'd be reasonable to state that the item and it's power against the Master Sword might be canon, though not done in this manner.
Hatred. Pure and bitter spite. The Demon King finally has all that he coveted, everything that his envy drove him mad and desperate over, all his at last. But seven years later, this arrogant little wretch, who had unwittingly aided him in getting this far takes it all away from him in only a few days. Destroying his beasts, awakening the sages, invading his castle and finally digs and digs at his being with a blade designed by gods to kill him. Despair hasn't even set in yet as the king unleashes everything he has to become the very incarnation of his incomprehensible rage. He swears he will kill this impudent little rat even if it drags him into hell too.
No an introduction isnt needed he's that well known this is the king of demons himself once a wicked gerudo man now sheding his human half for good this is his ultimate form that goes by only one name...
There will be nothing quite like the challenge of OOT, aside from maybe skyward swords final battle. snap, THANOSNAP. And the last golden triangle i had just left my body.
In older Zelda you have Ganon, the dark-blue Boar, and legendary to every Zelda fan. Then when OOT came out and I saw Ganondorf, I tought maybe Zelda wanted to do some seriously ennemy, a dark humanlike lord. But still, I was sad about not seeing the legendary Ganon, even if for me GANONdorf was a reference to Ganon. Then came the final fight, that basically was playing pong with Ganondorf. When I killed him, I was unsatisfied and sad of this kind of ending for a game like OOT. Then I had to run out of the castle, and I tought it was à better final. When Zelda said "Something moved", I understood that Ganondorf was not dead and will use his Triforce to give me a real final fight. At this time, Ganondorf became for me the best Zelda antagonist. And then, with his triforce, Ganondorf transformed, and I was thinking of a divine armor or something, really hyped. And when I saw "GANON" with the music, I lost my mind. This surely is the best boss fight in every Zelda game, and one of the best boss fight in every video-game.
![Demon King Ganondorf Battle [All Phases Seamless Theme] - The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IoybO37EztY/mqdefault.jpg)
Dang, this video got a lot of views. I really do want to stress that this remix was not made by me; it was made by Dracula9AntiChapel. He makes a lot of great-sounding remixes. If you really liked the music on this video then I would recommend looking at more of what that remixer has made: ua-cam.com/channels/b99pUyVpO4vs5VCY-LA4bw.html
ua-cam.com/video/Psc9zaUKAlI/v-deo.html sauce i think
I will use this for doom proposal, thanks you translated the message in it's purest form.
So you stole someone else's art, tacked 'extended' onto it, and think that a little disclaimer is enough to absolve that? This has 282k views. The original has 27k. Ten times the views for what... copy and pasting it in audacity a few times? Fucking insanity.
i'd love to see allot of the older zelda games fully remastered and play them on the series x.
Remember how the other bosses had subtitles and then the name of the boss. But Ganon, nothing. No subtitle. The only thing that just appears is the bold words, GANON.
Parasitic Armored Arachnid Gohma, Infernal Dinosaur King Dodongo, Bio-electric Anemone Barinade, Evil Spirit from Beyond Phantom Ganon, Subterranean Lava Dragon Volvagia, Giant Aquatic Amoeba Morpha, Phantom Shadow Beast Bongo Bongo, Sorceress Sisters Twinrova, Great King of Evil Ganondorf
But Ganon, his description is just that: Ganon
Zeltik fans left and right
He doesn't need a title, he himself is ENOUGH.
We already are too scared to know more about that force of pure evil. “GANON” is all he needs.
Like the Devil himself, Ganon needs no description of who he is.
9 year old me lost his freakin mind when Ganon appeared. I absolutely love how he's the only boss in the game without intro text, excellent touch. Ganon needs no introduction.
It's because he's Ganon. The hatred that will forever follow those who have the spirit of the hero, and the blood of the goddess until the end of time.
The reason he needed no introduction is because Nintendo expected fans playing Ocarina of Time to have also played the prior 2D Zelda games, which had already established the evil known as Ganon.
Ocarina of Time was the origin story of Ganon, and was once the origin story of Link. I'm personally not a fan of how Skyward Sword took OoT's spot, especially when SS is not that great of a game.
@@ultraspinalki11 What you said made no sense demise was the start of it and so far dark beast Ganon was the end of it get over it
@@sceptile7581 Demise only became the start of it because Skyward Sword came along. And compared to Ganon, Demise was a lame villain that showed up one time and was quickly dispatched. This is the guy that supposedly created the great Ganon? Demise left little impact on the fans, along with the game itself being mediocre.
@@ultraspinalki11 there is no changing your dumb mind
According to Hidetaka Miyazaki, this fight... this SPECIFIC fight, and this game's targeting system and combat, informed much of the Dark Souls' series design ethos.
This game was so good, it inspired an entire series of MASTERPIECE games years later.
There is no other theme that could fit the final battle of the Highest- rated game of all time.
True. So true dude 👍👍👍
The most important battle of all Zelda lore too, with Demise in Skyward Sword.
It's incredible how high the odds were here. If link loses or wins, the whole timeline changes, same for his decision of going back or staying if he wins.
@Stephanie Slayer yes
@Stephanie Slayer in 1998 nothing compared to this fight... the musical score, the visuals, the stakes, Ganon's model, after putting a ton of hours into the game, finding secrets, rescueing your horse, conquering dungeons, traveling time all lead to this moment. This shit floored me as a kid.
@Stephanie Slayer I think it might have been beaten out by a few games since then in terms of ratings.
The games I think might have beaten it out by now are Super Mario Galaxy 2 (the game was given a perfect rating when it came out), The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (which has sold more copies than OoT has and I THINK was rated better than OoT, don't quote me on that), and a couple other games I can't remember at the moment.
Friendly reminder that Ganon was originally going to be as tall as the castle and Link was gonna scale his body like Shadow of the Colossus
Oh man, that would've been awesome!
*Waves fist*
Darn you hardware limitations!
I wish it was like that in BoTW... At least it would've made it a little more challenging
i like you,your friendly
I seriously wished they did that for Breath of the wild D: Instead all we got was extreme Gerudo Valley Target Practice >.>
The show down with Ganon in OoT is a masterpiece. The setting is perfect, the music is perfect. A fight so important that it ripped the timelines apart. Analyzing the details of the stage on which you duel. Amid the ruins of a shattered castle, on a disc of land, in a ring of fire, above a vortex of lava, beneath a raging storm, under a suffocating shadow. Even as a kid, a specific detail about this fight that made it even more awesome and intense was how you really couldn't see Ganon's face or form, but when the lightning strikes it's clearly visible. It's literally the perfect boss battle from a theatrical standpoint.
Rage itself, he needs no introduction. The hero and the goddess know him all too well. The plague that binded them together, the bane of peace, the blight of Hyrule. He is, GANON.
Y’know, seeing just “GANON” was intimidating enough given how he doesn’t even _need_ a title... but that little bit of fan service must have been great for veterans of the series before OoT.
Playing A Link to the Past and the original NES Zelda you never hear of a “Ganondorf.” You never even thought he had a “normal” form. One might have even been disappointed not seeing the blue boar on screen... but then, _this_ happens, and your mind begins racing: “This is him! This is the same Ganon I’ve fought so many times before!”
This monstrous abomination being presented in the dark 3D environment made not only new fans(like myself) quiver in excitement, but made veterans of the 2D lineup grit their teeth in grudge-filled anticipation.
The backstory of ALttP did indicate that a man named Ganondorf attacked the "Golden Land" (a.k.a., Sacred Realm), took the Triforce, and became Ganon. The satisfaction upon seeing Ganon for the first time in OoT was in finally realizing how that happened.
I wouldn't have been angry if I were one of the people who had been huge fans of the 2D Zelda titles if I was alive back then, since the fight with Ganondorf (and, by proxy, the fight with Phantom Ganon) is a reference to the fights with Agahnim in ALttP, where you play the most deadly game of badminton of all time. Plus the name for the Forest Temple boss, Phantom Ganon, makes it pretty clear that Ganon himself is somewhere in the game.
Not true, he was named in the game. Did you even read the cutscenes when rescuing the maidens? Good grief! One of the maidens explains that Ganondorf a king of thieves was the one who found the triforce by chance/accident (link accidently lead him right to it and opened the Door for him) and then became Ganon the wicked king of evil who warped the sacred realm into the dark world.
@@jeezed2950 I doubt many people back then remember that cutscene. I hadn’t played ALttP all the way through. Calm yourself.
The fuck are you talking about. Ganondorf is mentioned multiple times in Link to the Past.
Nintendo has been hard pressed to surpass the majesty of this fight. A final one-on-one stand against evil in it's purest form, your weapon removed and surrounded by a wall of flames and a thunderstorm made manifest by dark forces. It was never just Link, Ganon and Zelda in that arena. With the swelling of the music, you could feel the weight of the eyes of the Sages and all of Hyrule watching on, helpless to intercede.
Ganondorf in The Wind Waker was a close second but other then that, yeah you're right.
You just know how to describe it!
Twilight Princess is the one that rivals it for me. I love the fact that's dosen't do anything big or over the top just a one on one sword duel between Ganondorf and Link but Oot still has the best atmosphere for me
The fate of the Universe shall be decided as it should be...
In ..MORTAL KOMBAT!!!
@@thelegendofthem6120 if only this "Mortal Kombat" was harder to win
Friendly reminder that kids playing this back in the 90’s couldn’t see shit on their old CRT TVs other than Ganon’s glowing eyes and the thunder occasionally giving them brief flashes of his final form.
I’ve just scared myself thinking about that...
Ganon is the embodiment of evil so scaring yourself when thinking about him should be easy
Lmao you just made the older tv sound like the better experience somehow. 🤣
DBZ Guardian It is the better experience.
TheRDJ64 yeah it is
@@wolverines5279 if only it was harder though then it would be the perfect experience
I will never forget how epic that battle was as a kid. The intense battle music, the wall of fire around you, and that mini heart attacks this battle gave me.
And how Zelda doesn't do anything to help, and just screams every time you get hit, grating your ears, how Ganon auto-targets you after you grab the Master Sword back, how Ganon chops up pieces of his own castle that give you everything you need to defeat him, how Zelda decides that it's somehow a better idea to seal Ganon away instead of just letting Link kill him instead... ah, great memories.
@@dominicbonogofski Always took it as Ganon was too powerful to be killed, considering Link just stabbed him through the fucking head yet he gets up and starts flailing around, instead of, y'know, just laying there and dying from being impaled through the damn skull.
@@carnage0685 he could've at least been given the opportunity to cut Ganon's limbs off, making Ganon completely helpless even if he did return because he'd just be a torso and a head. Or they could have burned him alive into a pile of ash, or fed him to a bunch of ReDeads, any number of things, really.
The fact that we remember this fight now as adults, reminiscing our childhood. This game is a metaphor for everything we go through growing up. Time is the key to everything.
My life was so bad when I was a kid and this game made me understand that the good always will win against evil. But you have to fight! Now I'm a 36y grown man. Thank you Shigeru.
The most epic final boss in my opinion. The battle was thrilling, even though it was a bit easy. The song helped the most, as well as the background in the game. Fucking lightning, fire, dark sky, it set the mood.
100% agree with everything you said :)
Not to mention in the original Nintendo 64 version all you could really make out of Ganon's features was glowing eyes, horns, and the fact he had those huge swords! The only time where you could get a good look at him was when there was a flash of lightning.
I love Kingdom Hearts most of all but there is no denying the majesty that is The Legend of Zelda franchise...this final boss battle is definitely one of the tops alongside Safer Sephiroth of Final Fantasy VII and Bowser of Super Mario 64 if not "the" absolute top of the charts.
And the feeling od hopelessness when your loyal sword is swung away. And then Ganon marching upon you and youre almost being helpless!
Dakota Salyer damn yes! Only eyes and swords in the darkness!
The lack of a subtitle, the almost sad music, the darkness of the arena, only lit by dim fire and occasional lightning, losing the Master Sword, Zelda’s horrified screams every time Link gets hit.
This is the coolest and most beautiful final boss in probably any Zelda game ever.
This is f*cking epic. Best remix of this final boss theme, hands down.
Man, there’s so much emotion to this theme.
Makes me think that the events that took place during this fight were immensely tragic. Which would make sense, since not only did Ganondorf transform into the monster that would plague Hyrule for all eternity but he also severed any sort of humanity he had left to transform into a beast of hatred and malice.
That’s how I see it anyway.
The worst part is is regardless of the outcome it makes no difference as Hyrules is going to be left in ruins no matter what.
Adult Timeline
Ganondorf breaks free from his prison and eventually he and Hyrule are forever lost within the great sea.
Downfall Timeline
Ganon having killed Link and obtain the complete Triforce conquers Hyrule before being sealed away again but not before causing mass damage to Hyrule and corrupting the sacred realm.
Child Timeline
Although it lasted longer than the other timeline eventually Hyrule is left in ruins because of Calamity Ganon.
The Zelda series is much darker when you think more about what happens after this battle.
@@AxisChurchDevotee
Actually, _Breath Of The Wild_ seems to take place sometime after all three timelines converge Into one, causing what I call the Convergence Timeline.
@@thegameknight8916 Sounds confusing.
@@AxisChurchDevotee I know.
@@AxisChurchDevotee I think he means the timelines came back together into one
My favorite Boss battle of all time
If only it was harder
There's no game to this day that can match the story and the epicity of this game, nor even botw
As much as I want to agree, original FFVII story is also very compelling and emotional. I’ve always held a tie against OOT and FFVII
you say that as if smelly breath of the wild animals even comes close in any way. pff, even making the comparison makes me sick
As much as I loved Ocarina of Time, I think Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is the most emotionnaly challenging game I ever played. If you did not do it already, I highly recommand you to give it a try.
I love every single thing about this game but that’s cap
@@yourmum69_420 you're just blinded a tiny bit too much by nostalgia. Botw has good as fuck story. Neary as good as Oot, but the only thing that makes it fall behind Oot is the lack of dungeons, dungeon items, and the final boss, which I nicknamed "Mr. Target Practice". And one more thing is that Botw has almost no soundtrack. But you have to admit that the fact that nothing is limiting you from most stuff from the moment you get off the plateau is insane.
All that's left is an orphan that has traveled through time and countless dangers before him. Having the weight of the godesses destiny on your chest when your still technically just a little child. And the purest embodiment of demises curse of evil, this is that fateful fight that nobody ever forgot.
Subtle details make this one of the greatest final boss fights. The way Zelda screams when Ganon hits you is just heart wrenching. Such an amazing ending to a wonderful game.
This remix really puts the battle into perspective:
You are the last hope for the saving of Hyrule, it's life hanging by a thread, and your best weapon was just taken from you. There is nothing left for you to do except try to defeat the monster who is so terrifying and horrific and well known that he needs no introduction: Ganon.
It's not an intense energizing theme, it's very solemn and reminds you just how close to death you, and Hyrule, are. This is the song I feel a final boss like Ganon should have, a song to make the player go, "Oh... Shit..."
The worst part is is regardless of the outcome it makes no difference as Hyrule is going to be left in ruins no matter what.
Adult Timeline
Ganondorf breaks free from his prison and eventually he and Hyrule are forever lost within the great sea.
Downfall Timeline
Ganon having killed Link and obtain the complete Triforce conquers Hyrule before being sealed away again but not before causing mass damage to Hyrule and corrupting the sacred realm.
Child Timeline
Although it lasted longer than the other timeline eventually Hyrule is left in ruins because of Calamity Ganon.
The Zelda series is much darker when you think more about what happens after this battle.
@@AxisChurchDevoteeThe sad, everlasting cycle.
Word. For me it was like, we went through all that planning and journeying. Volcanoes, forests, oceans... Time, and when it came for our efforts to come to fruition... o o p s. Lost the master sword.
@@AxisChurchDevotee
Convergence Timeline
Ganondorf is killed at long last, but creates Calamity Ganon to unleash an unholy apocalyptic retribution until he resurrects and is again woken up by Link and Zelda.
@@thegameknight8916 and all the while when Ganondorf's puppet that is Calamity Ganon causes havoc he uses this time in the seal to regain his power
The art used in this mix highlights something very important which was lost in the remake: The battle was in a very dark scenario. You could see Ganon but most of his features were darkened and were only visible thanks to lightning or sparks. This added a lot to the ambience of the fight. In the remake, they made everything more colorful and illuminated, which took away some of the athmosphere.
GANNON"YOU WILL DIE HERE BOY"!!!! Link"LET'S FINISH THIS"!!!!!
I still can't believe this piece of music has not been in any Smash Bros. game at all.
Because Sakurai hates villain content.
Its because its too epic for it
The only thing he hates more than villain content is Waluigi.
@@chadpeterson5698 This didn't age well.
@@CDRW24 I know about Sephiroth but he's just one villain also which comment the second one is quite accurate since Sakurai really hates Waluigi
The Master Sword doesnt make Link a hero, its standing against evil in its purest form, even when your trump card is gone.
Here's a chilling thought:
Imagine a form of Calamity Ganon that heavily resembled OOT's Ganon.
The same basic form, clad in the same attire with elements of TP Ganon, but now covered in magenta flames and Malice,
And now empowered by the Triforce Of Power and Ganondorf's memories and cunning, fully sentient and full of rage.
Wielding one of the OOT Ganon's swords in one hand, The Trident Of Power in the other.
A dark storm looming over the battlefield, thunder and lightning flashing as a torrential downpour of rain falls, the land lit only by the flashes of lightning and Ganon's magenta flames.
This needs to be a thing for BOTW 2 or a third entry.
I 100% agree
How to pitch the idea to Nintendo, though.
@@thegameknight8916 yeah that's the hard part. Might as well try to get the idea popular by spreading the idea across UA-cam and since Coronavirus is slowing everything like this down unless Nintendo has already came up with an idea we may have a chance at having this happen.
Wish to help me, bud?
@@thegameknight8916 don't mind if I do
Honestly, aside from Twilight Princess, this final battle was just so epic. We knew that Ganondorf was a bad man, who could do bad things, and we got to see it first hand after the time skip when Link became an adult. Then after beating him in his castle, on his home turf, he comes out and uses the Triforce of Power to turn into a true evil pig monster. Then, it was just you, the Bearer of Courage, and him, Master of evil, one on one. But it felt so much more then that. It felt like this was a true final battle, one that everyone across Hyrule, the sages, hell even all of time was witnessing but couldn't interfere. Not even Zelda could, until the final moments of course. It's a grueling final boss fight...but when you deliver that final blow, as all hell breaks loose around you and lightning splits the sky....god what a feeling.
If TLoU's biggest strength is how it tells a simple story in a perfect way, OoT's biggest strength is how it masterfully portrays a theme as simple as good vs evil. After the time skip the world has been ruined by the evil of Ganondorf and Link, one by one, starts purging that evil form every corner of the kingdom unti it all reaches this point. The final battle between good and evil. Between light and darkness. This song represents all of Hyrule nervously holding it's breath during this battle. The battle that will define everyone's fate.
"He's not going to hold me back again. This time, we fight together!" -The world's bravest fairy
That was probably the bravest think any fairy has ever said in all 3 timelines. Navi was often hated for her hand holding, but she stuck by him until the very end. Remember, it wasn't just Link who fell in the downfall timeline, but Navi too.
He wasn’t raging towards Link
He was raging towards his fate
to think that there's an entire timeline where Link doesn't win this fight. now im sad
It's to show that unlike Bowser, or King K Rool. Ganondorf is an actual threat.
@@chadpeterson5698 scary
only if you follow nonsense
@@KairuHakubi No, if you follow the official timeline.
@@PhazonKing " " "official" " "
“The Demon King of Old, the ancient darkness shows his face. Demise of Ganon has revealed itself: the scourge of Hyrule. Surrounding the Hero with fire on every side, the beast deflects the Sword that seals the Darkness out of his hand, as he now uses the weapons and knowledge of his journey. “
The Spirit of the Hero, the Bloodline of the Goddess and the Hatred of Demise...destiny beckons and destiny summons.
I've always liked to see it as though this event marks the moment when the curse of Demise awakened within Ganondorf, which is what essentially "created" Ganon. Up to that point, Ganondorf really was just a man, the once-a-century male born to the Gerudo tribe. He had a pair of evil witches who served as his mothers and likely trained him in the ways of dark magic and to be hateful and resentful of Hylians. He came to the King of Hyrule under the pretense of making an alliance when in reality he sought the way to the Triforce so that he could claim ultimate power. He obtains part of the Triforce and rules as a despot for a period of time, but is eventually challenged and overthrown in battle. Unable to accept this as his fate, he calls upon the Triforce of Power in a way that he had not done before, and the result is that the curse of Demise now manifests in him in the form of Ganon.
the most evil and charismatic vilain ever
And clearly the best villain in all of video games it's really a shame how pathetically easy most of the Ganon battles are dispite him having so much power
@@chadpeterson5698 i completely agree
@@babouchemaxime I hope Nintendo fixes this in the Breath of the Wild sequel and makes him feel as hard to beat as he is powerful so we can fear this guy more
Dagoth Ur from The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind is a lot more charismatic than Ganondorf. A lot more unsettling as well. If you don’t know about him, go read a bit about him. Easily one of the most compelling villains in any game.
@@razrv3lc Ganondorf has the tragic backstory for sure though since he lived his life in the desert as a child and children with bad experiences as a child can become dangerous as adults and Ganondorf was surrounded by bad experiences
Nice touch keeping the art darkened like the original game
That roar Ganon made was better than the original one
Thank you for making this. This is fueling the final fight scene of my third book!!
if your one to be interested in the Zelda lore and all, the fact that there's an official scenario where Link dies during this fight makes this scene all the more menacing
December 2020: The Final Boss
@@Me_Heartie Ganonvirus
Still one of the best final boss themes of all time. Perfectly encapsulates just how powerful and Intimidating Ganon truly is and whats at stake if Link falls in this battle. The fate of everyone resting entirely on his shoulders. You couldn't ask for a better piece to represent this moment.
OoT Ganon > Calamity Ganon
Majora's Mask Yes but I liked the theme for beast ganon anytime (even tho I love this final boss theme)
@@yesok6592 same, I would've loved to hear some references or hidden pieces of oot ganon's theme in botw calamity's theme, I still get goosebumps with the n64 version, imagine hearing it orchestrated by nintendo in botw
A couple months late but I agree, OoT Ganon seemed a bigger threat then Calamity Ganon because even in this state he still has Ganondorf's mind. Calamity Ganon on the other hand is simply pure uncontrolled hatred.
facts
If only both fights were harder
My favourite Tloz soundtrack from my favourite Tloz game ever!
Seeing this the first time was 7 years old and gave me nightmares for like a week. No other game ive played has done this yet not even Dead Space or FEAR
I love how you sampled the roar into the cymbal noise.
Meine Lieblings-Final Boss Musik von allen The Legend of Zelda-Spielen
Absolutely one of the best videogames of all time if not, the best
I couldn't agree more.
Just like Sin, the calm before the storm.
he always returns...
RIP to our hero and savior, the HERO of time...
Over 25 years later... still the greatest.
Yo, this is the shiznit! I need this as my wakeup alarm!
Just took the most epic shit of my life
Now that is some scary stuff right there
Potentially perfect.
When i hear this i can just feel what was link must of been feeling
This is it now or never if i lose everything i love is dead the world will die everything will end.
Fighting this beast tooth and nail to the death like a hero this game is beutiful
Goosebump 😬 Player it when i was 9 years old. Still got goosebump when i see This
Always loved the epic song at the end. Very fitting for a battle to the end
This one and ganondorf’s battle in twilight Princess are the most epic battle in the Zelda franchise.
This game was probably what made me love the Dark Souls series so many years later.
perfect
sick beat and congrats on hitting 1k sub
Damn, absolutely killer!
If a live action adaptation of OoT was to be done, the filmmakers would have to step it up. Especially if they wanted to build up to this final moment.
It would have to be 2 movies though just to make sure that things aren't rushed
@@chadpeterson5698 The Child Timeline and Adult Timeline would need to get split up - but I'm not sure if the Adult Timeline would split into two movies.
@@mystic_ramen it would since Ocarina of Time like quite a bit of Zelda games has quite a complex story
Or animated as stop motion by Studio Laika.
Best TLoZ Final boss theme!
Getting a mental image of a Golden Sun-style battle where Link, Zelda, and the Sages face off against Ganon for the fate of Hyrule.
*GANON*
No further introduction needed
Just imagine hearing this track play in the final battle in Tears of the Kingdom!
He represents the darkness within all of us
Even Ganondorf's existence itself is a victim to Demise's curse...if anything, he's a victim too despite his genocidal tendencies, that was slightly showcased in the ending of The Wind Waker.
@@ciarandoherty6180 is ganon shown in Hyrule Historia's manga/comic? If so, that's the second ganon in the timeline right?
@@Banshee98100 the only Ganon to be a reincarnation is 4 sword adventures/ Breath of the Wild since I believe Breath of the Wild is in the Child Timeline
@@ciarandoherty6180 he's not only a victim of that but he's also a victim of a bad character in the desert with minimal resources and tools.
I meant childhood not character
THIS ganon theme(HD) > ALL
Simplemente Hermoso....!
This sounds like a genuine remastered track for the game
Played this on my finals in virtual my god i started sweating out of nowhere.
what a great intro!
The most epic final boss battle in all of video gaming history...the last stand for freedom itself, the Hero of Time vs the Demon Pig King of Evil...Ocarina of Time is still the best Zelda game ever, Breath of the Wild is alright but ultimately doesn't compare with the universal classic.
Ciaran Doherty nah botw surpasses ocarina by gameplay but ocarina passes Botw by story and final boss
@@yesok6592 Yeah but Breath of the Wild doesn't feel like a Zelda game even by normal standards. At best, it reminds me of Fable in a way.
I think botw has surpassed ocarina of time
Plus I think majora is much better that oot
@@gosuckadonut3093 you must like being under pressure and having the final boss being pathetically easy
@@chadpeterson5698 really could've just put everything in one reply. Still, I agree. Ganon was easy, and Calamity Ganon - at least as far as I know, I have yet to finish BOTW - is quite a letdown, all things considered.
Am i the only one who loved fighting him with the Hover boots? I loved getting hit by him and the force of the hit knocks you across the field.
14 minutes before the stock market closes
HOOOODLLLLL
This demon needs no introduction. You know what is at stake, but even after fighting through hell and back, you have to win. If you don't, hyrule will fall... and it is only you to blame.
NO!!!! THE SWORD!!!😱
The sword that seals the darkness is off of link’s hand after almost being cut by ganon
this theme is a one last stand moment!
“They are in front of us, behind us, and we are flanked on both sides by an enemy that outnumbers us 29:1. They can’t get away from us now!”- Lewis B. “Chesty” Puller, USMC
Gannon looks Awesome
Ganondorf and I would say majora or ghirahim pressed that dislike button. There should be no dislikes for this masterpiece at all.
Nah it was Link, Zelda, the sages, Talon, Malon, King Zora, Goron Link, Mido, Navi, The Deku Tree, and The King of Hyrule.
@@chadpeterson5698 why would they dislike at all
Say whay you want about electronic music but this is exquisite
How to see GANON in this fight and how they presented it without a title like demon king or something : U came from playing The Legend of Zelda + adventure of link + A link to the past and see what that demon did to hyrule and it’s habitants. When he transforms it’s the First time u see the origin of this beast and how he come to be
GANON
This is the one who did everything. If u don’t stop it now he will do what u already know in the past games.
First time i beat the game i didn't hv the biggoron sword, my uncle told me to use the megaton hammer. 😊
In my opinion they've never been able to top THIS Ganon fight.
Agreed. From the top of the castle to the pits it’s an incredible battle! 🔥
This remix would be the best theme to use if they made a Zelda game that was canonically the final one in the timeline and you are able to finally able to end the conflict by truly stopping Ganon. Maybe even find a way to break the curse Demise put on Zelda and Link for so long.
I wouldn't be surprised if that happens in the next Zelda game.
I wish there was a metal mix for this song
David vs Goliath xD
Except Goliath actually killed David in another timeline
Sweet battle. "Ganon, incantation of evil" "You will no longer spread your suffering and malice upon Hyrule Lord Ganon." yelled Zelda "You think a mere boy can stop me? I am power eternal. I will bring suffering to any I choose and there is no one who can stop me." Ganon stammered. "Your wrong there is one who can... A man of bravery and selflessness. You have met your match Ganon. The power of the Gods will imprison you, and you shall feel the pain of those you have made suffer. Link is no mere mortal. Like you he was endowed by the Gods. Not even in your most powerful form can you defeat us. Link will make waste of you has he has done so before. Or had you forgotten. 'Demi-God of Hatred.' THIS IS YOUR DESTINY GANON! GOODBYE!" Those were Zelda's last words... and so the battle ensued. The fate of Hyrule hanging in the balance. Would Hyrule be ruled by corruption and anguish? Or by Courage, the Steel of Heart and Beauty. The Decision is yours Link. Who will you decide to be? What shall be the fate of Hyrule?
Where can I find this artwork? It looks so badass
I think that you could find it on Google images
Agree. It is flawless and binding.
Google Ganon Vs. Link and then click images then scroll down until you find it
Yeess
It would be so cool to have a metal poster of this
Anyone else realized that Ganon is holding blades that look an awful a lot like the tip of the Trident he uses in ALTTP?
That reminds me of a fangame I own, which takes place after Majora's Mask and before Twilight Princess, but it explains how there were followers of Ganon during and after the events of OoT that were dedicated to creating an artifact to counteract the Master Sword known as the Trident of Power (and Zelda bore the Staff of Wisdom, which is now canon being called the Echo Staff). It even speaks of using the pieces of the twin swords during the fight with Link as a source of it's demonic power and will. It'd be reasonable to state that the item and it's power against the Master Sword might be canon, though not done in this manner.
Hatred. Pure and bitter spite. The Demon King finally has all that he coveted, everything that his envy drove him mad and desperate over, all his at last. But seven years later, this arrogant little wretch, who had unwittingly aided him in getting this far takes it all away from him in only a few days. Destroying his beasts, awakening the sages, invading his castle and finally digs and digs at his being with a blade designed by gods to kill him. Despair hasn't even set in yet as the king unleashes everything he has to become the very incarnation of his incomprehensible rage. He swears he will kill this impudent little rat even if it drags him into hell too.
Ganondorf didn't care about Link destroying his minions since they were minor losses in his grand scheme which was very well put together
Embodiment Of Hatred
Ganon
No an introduction isnt needed he's that well known this is the king of demons himself once a wicked gerudo man now sheding his human half for good this is his ultimate form that goes by only one name...
G A N O N
This song has the caliber of a fallen God
-Pasta
There will be nothing quite like the challenge of OOT, aside from maybe skyward swords final battle. snap, THANOSNAP. And the last golden triangle i had just left my body.
I Love this Final Boss is the best final boss in Oot
Crazy to think that if you, as the player lose this fight, it is also considered canon
so verdammt episch
Dope!!!❤
In older Zelda you have Ganon, the dark-blue Boar, and legendary to every Zelda fan. Then when OOT came out and I saw Ganondorf, I tought maybe Zelda wanted to do some seriously ennemy, a dark humanlike lord. But still, I was sad about not seeing the legendary Ganon, even if for me GANONdorf was a reference to Ganon. Then came the final fight, that basically was playing pong with Ganondorf. When I killed him, I was unsatisfied and sad of this kind of ending for a game like OOT. Then I had to run out of the castle, and I tought it was à better final. When Zelda said "Something moved", I understood that Ganondorf was not dead and will use his Triforce to give me a real final fight. At this time, Ganondorf became for me the best Zelda antagonist. And then, with his triforce, Ganondorf transformed, and I was thinking of a divine armor or something, really hyped. And when I saw "GANON" with the music, I lost my mind. This surely is the best boss fight in every Zelda game, and one of the best boss fight in every video-game.
Never ever ever count out Ganondorf transforming into the ganon you know and love
"Return of ganon.."