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The Legend of Zelda: A General Awakening

Because he's not the same person as all the other ganons. He's a reincarnation of TP Ganondorf without any memories or knowledge of his past life as opposed to just being the exact same person but resurrected, basically like most of the Links who are reincarnations of each other with their own memories and such, same deal here. When I did that big overhaul of Ganondorfs profile a few months back it was generally agreed for FSA Ganon to get his own profile as opposed to being a key on the regular Ganondorf profile for those reasons.
 
Also should we name the regular Ganondorf profile something other than canon in the tabs? Since we now have FSA Ganon it would seem like to people unfamilar to the franchise that he's not canon since all the links to the different Ganon profiles at the top lists the orignal as canon while this one isn't and just displays the game he comes from like HW and CDI Ganon.
 
Okay, so, I'm working at a CRT transforming Composite Link into just "Link". It's mostly done, but if someone has some suggestions or something that shows Nintendo treating Link as a singular character, that would be appreciated.
 
TriforcePower1 said:
Okay, so, I'm working at a CRT transforming Composite Link into just "Link". It's mostly done, but if someone has some suggestions or something that shows Nintendo treating Link as a singular character, that would be appreciated.
link to the thread?
 
I'll probably post the CRT tomorrow as it's midnight here and I need to sleep. But when I do, I'll post the non-Composite link here
 
Super Ascended Sean Pazdera said:
The funny thing is that it never mentions that Demise created the curse that reincarnates the three, he just referred to it.
He does mention it, he straight up says that he curses Link and Zelda's bloodline after complementing for being the "paragon" of his kind iirc.

"Those like you... Those who share the blood of the goddess and the spirit of the hero... They are eternally bound to this curse."-Demise


Yup he straight up curses he dosent referred to it, he says it clearly.
 
Also he literally cursed all of humanity and every single mortal in the the Loz universe "An incarnation of my hatred shall ever follow your kind, dooming them to wander a blood-soaked sea of darkness for all time!"

Hence why the reason Ganondorf always f-up the Loz universe in general.
 
The curse never existed before because it was literally Demise who made this curse its the entire reason why Ganondorf comes back every time to destroy hyrule because he's the incarnation of his hatred.
 
This is probably linguistic stuff. Since Japanese tends to leave the subject implied leaving the reader to understand it from context, the translators tried to do the same by making Demise being vague about the subject.
 
Super Ascended Sean Pazdera said:
Yeah, but the way Demise said it ingame made it sound like it wasn't because of him that the curse existed.
If you have any understanding of English pronouns, no he doesn't, like at all. It is very explicitly stated to be his hatred and that said hatred of his would by follow Zelda and Link's descendants, dooming them for all eternity.

"My hate... never perishes."

"An incarnation of my hatred shall ever follow your kind..."

Nothing implies that Demise isn't the one casting the curse.
 
To be honest, I've always liked the idea of Demise not being the one casting the curse, but simply stating that his own hatred won't die because it's destined continuously come back, and he says that right after Link defeats him out of spite.

But this requires way too many assumptions compared to simply Demise being the one cursing them (actually, he's more like cursing himself to always come back than cursing Link or Zelda, but still).
 
With how inseparable the connection that the incarnation of Demise's hatred is with the Spirit of the Hero and the Bloodline of the Goddess - it makes the truth clear, all three parties are definitely connected with one another. It isn't just some random curse that exists.


To be honest, I always thought that Link and Zelda should kill themselves Romeo and Juliet style after killing Ganon so that Demise's curse never reactivates. Ensuring Hyrule's safety.
 
Warren Valion said:
To be honest, I always thought that Link and Zelda should kill themselves Romeo and Juliet style after killing Ganon so that Demise's curse never reactivates. Ensuring Hyrule's safety.
I know this is probably a joke, but Vaati would probably break out at some point.
 
I mean that it would ensuring Hyrule's Safety from Demise's Curse. Not from all evil ever.

As without the Spirit of the Hero and the Blood of the Goddess, then the incarnation of Demise's hatred would not be reborn.
 
TartaChocholate said:
But when Link and Zelda reincarnate, Demise's curse would just come back. Or is it the other way around?
Destroying the soul of Link (Spirit of Hero), and ending the bloodline of the Goddess Hylia after killing the incarnation of Demise's Hatred would put an end to the curse.
 
Aside Ganondorf and Vaati, are there other villains in the franchise that would be a threat? I can think of the likes of Yuuga and Malladus, but they were permanently finished off in their games. The other danger I think is the possibility of Ganondorf having some servants willing to go through all kind of trouble to get his master back, kinda like what Death or Shaft have done in Castlevania for Dracula.
 
Super Ascended Sean Pazdera said:
To be honest, Ganondorf is just gonna keep trying until he succeeds.
If they killed Ganondorf, and then themselves, Ganondorf wouldn't come back.
 
TartaChocholate said:
Aside Ganondorf and Vaati, are there other villains in the franchise that would be a threat? I can think of the likes of Yuuga and Malladus, but they were permanently finished off in their games. The other danger I think is the possibility of Ganondorf having some servants willing to go through all kind of trouble to get his master back, kinda like what Death or Shaft have done in Castlevania for Dracula.
In the original games, Ganondorf's minions were able to resurrect him if they had killed Link.
 
A question, wasn't Skyward Sword Link presumibly empowered by full triforce against Demise? He had the symbol of the full triforce even before actually having It if I remember correctly.
 
Lgamer099 99 said:
A question, wasn't Skyward Sword Link presumibly empowered by full triforce against Demise? He had the symbol of the full triforce even before actually having It if I remember correctly.
Link used the Triforce to kill the Imprisoned, but he left the entire Triforce on top of the Goddess Statue.

He didn't have it with him went he went into the past to fight Demise.


Link only had the Triforce in his possession for a handful of minutes.
 
Link used the Triforce to kill the Imprisoned, but he left the entire Triforce on top of the Goddess Statue.

He didn't have it with him went he went into the past to fight Demise.


Link only had the Triforce in his possession for a handful of minutes.

Yeah I know that he left the triforce on top of the Goddess Statue but the triforce can maybe still empowered Link even if he is in another place in the past. Demise "conquered time" so it is a possibility.
 
Well it makes sense Demise conqured time that's why he technically has "acausality", he wasn't affected by Link's wish of killing him.
 
Warren Valion said:
With how inseparable the connection that the incarnation of Demise's hatred is with the Spirit of the Hero and the Bloodline of the Goddess - it makes the truth clear, all three parties are definitely connected with one another. It isn't just some random curse that exists.

To be honest, I always thought that Link and Zelda should kill themselves Romeo and Juliet style after killing Ganon so that Demise's curse never reactivates. Ensuring Hyrule's safety.
Aren't some Links completely unrelated to the previous ones genetically speaking? If that's the case, then wouldn't the curse still persist? You'd have to destroy the spirit itself to keep it from returning.
 
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