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Does those even drive one insane to the point of killing themselves?The real cal howard said:Pretty sure that Ganon wouldn't be affected by Cthulhu's version of mindscrew, given the ToW, and residing in the Dark World, which Is supposed to be around as unnatural as Cthulhu's physical form.
Can it resist mind manipulation on a planetary or even possibly universal scale?MrKingOfNegativity said:Late getting back here, but...
I'unno. I'm pretty sure one of the Triforce pieces grants him mental resistances of some kind, but I don't remember if it extends to telepathy.
Make a crt.Dreaming Serpent said:And that's supposed to warrant him being enough to be considered a Cosmic Threat? These are two different kinds of worlds we're talking about here so of course the rules are going to be different. But aside from other characters saying: "He's going to destroy the world guys" He doesn't really present any feats that would allow him to destroy the world. At best he can influence and acorrupt it and yes even if the kid is destined by fate to destroy the Gods, it shows that he's not beyond those properities. So my money is Ganon gets shafted. Maybe in Universe he's more of a major character (Obviously being the main antagonist of the franchise) but as a Cosmic Threat he doesn't put much onto the table.
As much as I feel like it's wanking to suggest that Ganon is this grand of an opponent, I will vote stalemate based on how somewhat underwhelming Cthulhu's feats were in his first apperance.