Ganon (Legend of Zelda) Discussion

Yeah, I'm aware of that, but it's the only way I solution I could think of to that redundancy issue. It's kind of a minor thing, but I just thought it'd be cool if Ganondorf did something awesome as Ganon and vice versa. Just a random thought.

Shiruza wrote:

@Chaotic Chao: That wouldn't really make sense though. Ganon is the ultimate form of Ganondorf, why would he evolve down a step for his Final Smash? It's like if Frieza was in this game and his Final Smash was to beat you up in his first form, it doesn't really make sense.

He did it during Twilight Princess...

EDIT: And it seems like the Imprisoned was a lot more powerful than Demise. Huh.

Chaotic Chao wrote:

Yeah, I'm aware of that, but it's the only way I solution I could think of to that redundancy issue. It's kind of a minor thing, but I just thought it'd be cool if Ganondorf did something awesome as Ganon and vice versa. Just a random thought.

I understand the logic behind it, but I really don't think I can get behind that. That kind of balance isn't needed; keep ALttP Ganon as himself, no Ganondorf transformations please. He never really had to do that in his game, unlike how Ganondorf transforms into Ganon. Canon loyalty is one part representation, one part practicality, and one part logic, and all parts in-character. Transforming into Ganondorf from Ganon doesn't really fit that description, though I know what you're saying. ^ ^;

After seeing the argument about Ganon as a FS, that's, as pointed out already, OoT Ganon. This Ganon who is being requested to be playable, is the 'Classic' Ganon, who looks vastly different to OoT Ganon, allowing both to be together. Also, support

Braystar wrote:

After seeing the argument about Ganon as a FS, that's, as pointed out already, OoT Ganon. This Ganon who is  being requested to be playable, is the 'Classic' Ganon, who looks vastly different to OoT Ganon, allowing both to be together. Also, support

I'm aware, yes. It's the main reason I can come to terms with the apparent redundancy, actually.

Roy wrote:

Shiruza wrote:

@Chaotic Chao: That wouldn't really make sense though. Ganon is the ultimate form of Ganondorf, why would he evolve down a step for his Final Smash? It's like if Frieza was in this game and his Final Smash was to beat you up in his first form, it doesn't really make sense.

He did it during Twilight Princess...

EDIT: And it seems like the Imprisoned was a lot more powerful than Demise. Huh.

So? This is ALttP Ganon we're talking about here. If he was weaker than his original form during that time, he'd have transformed back into Ganondorf to save himself.

Either way, I'll leave it at this; ALttP Ganon never transforms into Ganondorf, ever. If we're using that one, it would be inaccurate to his character for him to transform into any form of Ganondorf at all.

I wasn't suggesting Ganon to turn into Ganondorf for his FS... I imagine an appropriate FS would be the lights going out, and you control the trident going around the room while Ganon is invisible and invulnerable.

Roy wrote:

I wasn't suggesting Ganon to turn into Ganondorf for his FS... I imagine an appropriate FS would be the lights going out, and you control the trident going around the room while Ganon is invisible and invulnerable.

No, but someone else was. I was addressing them, sorry for the confusion. ^ ^;

I do prefer that one, though. Perhaps with some added flames on the end of the trident, for added visual affect and menace?

Decided to fill in the missing moves here - Forward Tilt (Moved old one to dash attack), up aerial, down aerial, and final smash.

forgot to support

I noticed Lego Shaq mention Ganon in the alt topic, so I figured I'd bump this up.