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Thefirst phase is by far the easiest. If you collected the master sword already – either through normal methods or the glitch I told you about earlier – it’ll only take 7 hits to clear the first phase. The first thing you’re gonna do is keep your guard up; Thunderblight is going to attack you swiftly so if you can flurry rush: do, if not: a good shield will defend you.

watch 0140 The Sandman Will Keep You Awake - The Loop Ganon is the main antagonist of The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past, and the secret final boss of Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons. Background Ganon was once an ordinary thief named Ganondorf who stumbled across the Triforce in the Golden Land. Upon touching the Triforce, the Golden Land was altered to his image, becoming the Dark World. Ganon himself was altered into a powerful being capable of incredible feats of might and magic. Not satisfied with his own world, Ganon sought to conquer Hyrule, as well. However, he was stopped by the actions of the Seven Wise Men and was sealed away. From inside the Dark World, however, Ganon was able to construct an avatar named Agahnim. Upon reaching Hyrule, Agahnim began to use magic in order to seal away the descendants of the Seven Sages in order to free Ganon. Once Princess Zelda, the final descendent, was sealed away, the Dark World was unleashed and Ganon was freed. After freeing the Seven Maidens, Link ascends Ganon's Tower and defeats Aghanim, who Ganon describes as his alter ego. Ganon then rises from Agahnim's body before transforming into a bat and flying to the Pyramid in the center of the Dark World, where he breaks a hole through the Pyramid's top. Link uses the flute to call his bird and follows Ganon to the Pyramid. Inside, Link and Ganon battle for the future of Hyrule. Stats Attack Potency Large City Level Massively superior to Onox, who casually made a storm that covered all of Holodrum. Speed Massively Hypersonic+ Can keep up with Link, who is able to keep up with Onox, who can move in tandem with lightning. Durability Large City Level Can take serious hits from Link's strongest weapons, which can harm Onox. Hax Invisibility, Shapeshifting, Duplication. Intelligence Above Average Gained the favor of the King of Hyrule and dethroned him. Stamina High Can endure a high number of attacks from Link's most powerful weapons and still go on fighting. Powers, Techniques, and Equipment Powers Magic Projectiles Ganondorf is able to shoot balls of magic energy. These balls can also divide themselves into smaller projectiles to cover a wider area. Fire Manipulation Ganon can create a wide array of fireballs, which can transform into bats and chase after the enemy, leaving a trail of fire behind them. Invisibility When he is located in a dark room, Ganon can go completely invisible. This is reverted if the room is lit up. Electricity Manipulation As Agahnim, Ganon has been shown shooting electricity out of his hands. Duplication As Agahnim, Ganon can create intangible copies of himself to trick the enemy. Though they're intangible, their attacks can still damage the enemy. Teleportation In the Oracle games, Ganon can teleport short distances. Shapeshifting Ganon is able to alter his shape at will. He's been shown transforming into a bat, or into a humanoid wizard that he refers to as Agahnim. Techniques Dead Man's Volley As Agahnim, Ganon can shoot a ball of energy that travels toward the enemy at high speed. However, they can be deflected back at him with ordinary weapons. Equipment Trident A large trident that Ganon wields as a weapon. He can use it to deliver physical strikes, or he can throw it around like a boomerang. Minor Feats Attack Potency/Strength Caused the collapse of parts of a room. Speed/Reactions Can move faster than Link can keep up with. Durability/Endurance Can withstand blows from most of Link's weapons. Skill/Intelligence As Agahnim, gained the favor of the King of Hyrule and dethroned him. Kidnapped Princess Zelda and the Seven Maidens. Ruled over the Dark World. Powerscaling Ganon is inarguably one of the strongest characters in the ALTTP era, being the one that has given Link the most trouble, and requiring him to use his strongest weapons in order to defeat him. It should go without saying that he's superior to his follower Onox, who has the two most notable feats in this era. Weaknesses Particularly vulnerable to weapons of a sacred nature. Contrary to popular belief, he can be harmed and killed by normal weapons, such as Biggoron's Sword. His invisibility can be undone by exposing his body to light. Sources Zelda Wiki Background only Versus Compendium's Conclusions Notable Wins Notable Losses Inconclusive Matches

ALink to the Past : Solution – Partie 13; A Link to the Past : Solution – Partie 13; Allez maintenant vers le nord et montez les escaliers. Prenez l’escalier central qui se trouve au nord de la salle. Ensuite, tuez les monstres avec vos flèches, poussez le bloc du haut vers le nord et allez vers le sud. Ensuite, tuez les deux monstres et allez vers l’est. Enfin nettoyez aussi cette salle pour

After you rescue the seven maidens, you can open the entrance of Ganon's Tower. Refill Medicine of Magic and Fairies if Needed Reach Ganon's Tower Optional Get the Map and two Keys Get a Key Get the Compass Get a Second Key Reach a Mini Boss Armos Knights Get the Big Key Get the Red Mail Reach another Mini-Boss Lanmolas Get a Third Key Get a Fourth Key Moldorm Reach the Boss Agahnim II Prepare for the Final Battle Ganon Refill Medicine of Magic and Fairies if Needed This is the final dungeon, so be sure to fill your bottles with potions and fairies before you proceed. Afterward, follow the directions to Turtle Rock. Reach Ganon's Tower Go west from the entrance to Turtle Rock. You will encounter Lynels on the way. Your Mirror Shield will block their beams. They can't be hurt by the sword beam, so you will have to hit them with the blade of your sword. Keep going west and you will find Ganon's Tower in the same place as the Tower of Hera in the Light World. Stand in front of it and the maidens will open the entrance. Optional Get the Map and two Keys If you don't want the map, skip to Get a Key below. If you do want the map, go to the northwest corner of the room and go down the stairs there. Avoid the Spark spinning around the lamp, and dash into that lamp to get the key. Then go through the door in the west wall. Pick up the southeast skull to get a key. Then avoid the blue Bumper on the conveyor belt and use the Hammer on two of the Moles on opposite sides of the block, then push the block in the middle of the Moles to remove the holes in the floor and open the west door. Go through. Use the Hookshot on the block to the left, then lift the skull and go to the left side of the platform, and use the Hookshot on the block to the south. Use the Hookshot on the block to the east, then wait for the spike Trap to be out of the way and use the Hookshot on the block to the south. Go south past the Trap and use the Hookshot on the skulls to the south. Go through the locked east door. Get past the spinning Guruguru Bars and open the chest to get the Map. Hide in the southeast corner until you can safely go west, then go back through the west door. Go to the west wall, wait for the Trap to be out of the way, and use the Hookshot on the block to the north. Quickly go east and north to avoid the Trap, then use the Hookshot on the leftmost block to the north. Then go east and use the Hookshot on the block to the east, and finally use the Hookshot on the block to the north. Go through the door there. In the room with the blue Bumper and the conveyor belts, use the Hookshot on the block to the north, then go through the east door. Go through the locked east door. Get a Key If you followed the above steps to get the map, skip this paragraph. Go to the northeast corner of the room and go down the stairs there. Ignore the lever in the wall in this room because it will just make bombs fall from above if you pull it. The chests in this room contain arrows and bombs. Pick up the southwest skull to reveal a switch. Use the Cane of Somaria to put a block on it, then go through the east door. You can stand in the doorway to make the Rabbit Beam hit the wall, but quickly go east as soon as it is gone to avoid the Wallmaster that comes down from the ceiling. Keep moving to dodge the flying tiles, the Bubble, and the Wallmaster. If you use your sword, try to stay out of the way of the two Yomo Medusas that spit orbs at you. After all of the tiles are gone, use Magic Powder on the Bubble. If the tiles are gone and the Wallmaster is off screen, a chest will appear. Open it to get a key. Go east through the locked door. Advertisement Continue Reading Below Get the Compass Watch out for Wallmasters in this room. Be sure to kill the Gibdo to the south, then go east to the two blocks. Push the lower block down. Pick up the two skulls on the west side of the room one has a large magic jar, then go south, past the spike Trap. Be sure to kill the Stalfos if it is nearby, then go to the southwest corner of the room and be sure to kill the two blue Bari while trying to dodge the orbs from the Medusa statue. Go back to the north part of the room. You now have to light all four torches in the room with the Fire Rod. Start from the north end of the room and make your way south. Be careful to avoid the Wallmaster, and be sure to use the Fire Rod twice if it gets in your way. When all four torches are burning, the south door will open. Go through it. Advertisement Continue Reading Below There is no Wallmaster in this room. Kill all of the Gibdos in the room. If any are too far away, lure them to you by staying near the south wall. Then walk up against the small wall near the conveyor belt and go north until you are in the small corner where the large wall connects to the small wall. Place a bomb, then quickly press A to lift it, and quickly face east and press A to throw the bomb onto the conveyor belt. If you don't do it quickly enough, it will detonate too soon to hit the crystal switch. After the blue blocks go down, throw another bomb onto the conveyor belt and walk west past the blue line. When the orange blocks go down, pick up the skulls to get a small magic jar and a bomb. Go through the west door. Kill the two Hardhat Beetles, but don't open the northwest chest yet. Open the other chests first to get rupees and arrows, then open the northwest chest last to get the Compass. Holes will open in the floor. Step onto the nearby warp tile. Advertisement Continue Reading Below Get a Second Key Use the Hookshot to kill the blue Bari, then walk east along the conveyor belt, but stop as soon as you step onto the star switches, because a hole will appear to the right of them. Go south and step onto the next conveyor belt, but stand still and let it take you to the next star switches. After the holes change position, go north and pick up the two skulls to find a key. Go east along the next conveyor belt but stop as soon as you step on the star switches at the end. Then go south and then east past the next conveyor belt. Kill or ignore the blue Bari and go through the locked door in the east wall. Reach a Mini Boss Quickly use the Magic Cape and dash south along the bridge, then pick up the skull to the right and take off the Magic Cape. Kill the Hardhat Beetle, then go through the west door. Try to kill the Hardhat Beetle on the central platform a Silver Arrow works well, then go clockwise around the edge of the room to reach the statue. Pull it south to reveal a star switch, then get the statue out of the way and step onto the star switch. Go counterclockwise to the new bridge and step on the warp tile. Walk west and you will be on an invisible floor. Keep going directly west and go through the west door. Go west, avoid the Winder along the wall, then go north along the narrow walkway. Kill all of the Hardhat Beetles that you can, using Silver Arrows to hit the ones that you can't reach. Then don't pick up the lower of the two skulls, but do pick up the upper one. Then go to the northwest part of the room and go to the right side of the ledge, and you can see a torch to the right. Hit it with the Fire Rod to reveal the invisible path, then use the Hookshot on the skull down below, and you should have time to walk across the path before it becomes invisible again. If not, you can use the Ether Medallion or the Cane of Somaria to push blocks along it until you reach the end. Go through the door at the end of the invisible path. Advertisement Continue Reading Below Armos Knights Use Magic Powder on the Bubbles. You can open the chest to get arrows. Bomb the floor near the chest to open a hole. Fall into it and you will face the Armos Knights, but this time, the floor is slippery. However, your Silver Arrows will defeat them in one shot. Kill them, then go through the north door. Get the Big Key Open the chest to get the Big Key, arrows, and bombs. Go south to the Armos Knights' room, then go through the west door. Get the Red Mail If you don't need fairies, go up the northwest stairs and skip to the next paragraph. If you do need fairies, dash into the cracked north wall, but beware of the Zoros that scurry out of the hole. Go through and you find four fairies. Go south from the fairy room, then go up the northwest stairs. Push the block on the right, then open the chest to get the Red Mail. You will take half as much damage as you did while wearing the Blue Mail. Go through the rightmost north door. Advertisement Continue Reading Below Reach another Mini-Boss Go up the stairs and you will be in a room with two pink Stalfos and a Spark spinning around a lamp. If you don't want the map, or you already got it, go up the north stairs. If you didn't get the map earlier and want to get it, you can go to Optional Get the Map and two Keys on this page to get it now, then when you are back in this room, go up the north stairs. You will be back in the entrance room of the dungeon. Go to the middle of the north side of the room and go up both of the stairs there to reach the next room. There are many spikes here, and orange and blue blocks, as well as Goriyas. Try to use Magic Powder on the Bubble. Then hit the northeast crystal switch to lower the blue blocks, and walk along the blue lines until you are near the southern door. Go north toward the northwest crystal switch and throw a skull at it to lower the orange blocks. Go west along the orange line and push the northernmost block upward to open the south door. Pick up the skull near the northwest crystal switch, then go south to the next junction so that you are up against the blue blocks. Hit the northwest crystal switch, then go south and through the door in the south wall. Advertisement Continue Reading Below Go south to the barrier near the statue and hold the A button to hold onto it, then use the directional pad to move the Goriyas to you. Shoot them with arrows. The door will open when both Goriyas are defeated. Go through the east door. Carefully kill the two Goriyas while avoiding the Beamos beams the Mirror Shield doesn't block Beamos beams. Then go through the north door. In this carpeted hallway with two Ganon statues, go north through the locked door. Make your way north along the upper area until you are north of the two spike Traps. Jump down from there and hit the crystal switch, but quickly go north to avoid a spike Trap that was blocked by the orange blocks. There are two Eyegores to the north. Kill the red one with an arrow when it is awake, and kill the green one with your sword when it is awake. Pick up the center skull and step on the switch. This will open the door. Then go south so you are within the orange lines, and hit the crystal switch so that most of the spike Traps are on the outside so you can safely go south to the stairs. When you are safely on the upper level, go east and then north, and go through the northeast door. Carefully cross the bridge, avoiding the cannonballs. At the east side of the bridge, go up the stairs in the north wall. In the next several rooms, you need to dodge the Beamos beams and defeat all of the enemies in the room to open the door. Once you reach the room where most of the floor is covered in ice and there is a stationary Beamos, you might want to use the Bombos medallion to defeat all of the enemies. Go west from that room to reach a corridor. In this corridor, watch out for the Rabbit Beam. Stand behind a statue to avoid it. Go through the door in the west wall. Advertisement Continue Reading Below Lanmolas You will arrive in a sand-filled room where you have to battle Lanmolas. This time, there is a Medusa statue in the corner, so you have to try to avoid its orbs throughout the battle. Get a Third Key After you defeat them, go through the north door. Pick up the skulls to find some recovery items, then go up the stairs in the north wall. Wait for the Purple Wizzrobes to stop being transparent, then use the Ether Medallion to kill them and reveal the hidden path. With the Wizzrobes gone, the door will open. Go along the invisible path, using the Cane of Somaria to push blocks along it if you are unsure where it is. Exit through the south door. Go south to the start of the bridge, then dash east past the Laser Eyes, then go through the north exit. Kill the Purple Wizzrobes one by one while dodging the spike Trap on the conveyor belt, then go through the north door. Quickly dash north before the path crumbles, but be careful of the red Taroses along the way. If you get knocked off, you can either go back to the previous room to make the path reappear, or you can try to go up a conveyor belt. When you have reached the north end of the room with the crumbling path, go through the east door. Advertisement Continue Reading Below Go east while avoiding the spinning Guruguru Bar, and lift the three skulls that are blocking the torches. Go west again to get out of the Guruguru Bar's path, then when you are ready, use the Fire Rod to light the northern torch first, then the eastern torch, then the south torch, and finally the west torch. Ignore the first two skulls on the way as you go south, but you should have time to pick up the third skull and get a magic jar and still have time to go through the east door before the torches go out. From where you arrive in the room, you will be safe from the Laser Eyes' lasers. Face north and hold the sword button to hold your shield to the right as you walk north. Pick up the skulls to get a full magic jar and a heart, then face north and hold the sword button as you go south to the stairs in the middle of the room. Go up them. The room in this floor will collapse soon, so quickly go east and use the Fire Rod to light the southeast torch, then go west and light the southwest torch, then go north and light the two northern torches, and go north through the door. Kill the two Helmasaurs you might find it easiest to throw skulls at them and one of them will drop a key. You can optionally open the chests to get some bombs. Go west through the locked door. Advertisement Continue Reading Below Get a Fourth Key Go directly west from the door until you are up against the wall. Place a bomb, then press A to pick it up and throw it onto the conveyor belt. If positioned correctly, it will explode at the cracked south wall and open a hole. Get in the path of the giant spike Trap and then get out of its way, and go through the hole while it is moving slowly back. Wait for the Rabbit Beam to hit the barrier, then hit one of the crystal switches, and avoid letting the Spark hit you. Use Magic Powder on the Bubble. Pick up the southeast skull to get a full magic jar. Go into the inside of the orange lines and hit a crystal switch so you can reach the chest. Open it to get a key. Then go outside of the blue line and hit a crystal switch, and go through the locked door in the south wall. Advertisement Continue Reading Below Moldorm You must battle Moldorm in an area that is a different shape from before. If you fall off, you will land in a large room with spikes, Purple Wizzrobes that appear in the four directions around you, and a Bubble, and you can return to the Moldorm's room by going to the northeast corner and up the stairs there. To defeat Moldorm, hit the end of its tail. You can hit it twice with the Golden Sword to kill it. Reach the Boss After it is gone, a chest appears in the south of the room. Use the Hookshot to reach it. It contains 20 rupees. Go south up the stairs, then push the upper block to the left, push the lower block to the left, and push the upper block to the left. Go through the door in the west wall. Go south to the ice and kill the Helmasaur with a Silver Arrow. Then make your way north and put on the Magic Cape to go north past the two blue Bumpers on the conveyor belt. When you reach the stairs in the north wall, take off the Magic Cape and go up the stairs. Go west and you will find the door to the dungeon boss. Advertisement Continue Reading Below Agahnim II Agahnim splits into three. Two are fake. The real one has the darkest shadow. In this battle, Agahnim will attack with large flashing orbs and small blue orbs like before, but he will not do the lightning attack in this battle. Whenever the clones move, position yourself across from the real Agahnim. Sidestep the circle of blue orbs, which will break apart if you hit them, and hit the large flashing orbs back at the real Agahnim. After you hit him with orbs enough times, there will be a cutscene. You will end up on the top of the Pyramid of Power. Prepare for the Final Battle Before you fall into the hole in the top of the Pyramid of Power, make sure that you get the Silver Arrows and Golden Sword from the Cursed Fairy. It is recommended to bring three fairies or two fairies and a red potion and a bottle of Medicine of Magic. When you are ready, fall into the hole in the top of the Pyramid of Power, and the battle will begin. Advertisement Continue Reading Below Ganon Hit Ganon with your sword as many times as you can. Ganon will throw his trident, which will float around the room, and Ganon will teleport from one place to another to catch the trident. Dodge the trident and hit Ganon whenever he stops. Eventually, Ganon will create an expanding circle of fireballs around himself. Stay far away to avoid getting hit by them. The fireballs will turn into fire bats that each fly in straight lines at you, so sidestep them carefully. Hit Ganon whenever you can safely reach him. After he takes more damage, Ganon will stop using his trident and teleport around the room several times. Hit Ganon as soon as he stops teleporting around, to try to prevent him from creating a flame bat that swirls in a spiral around him, leave flames behind. If you are not quick enough to stop him from creating a flame bat, avoid the edges of the room, because Ganon will pound the ground and cause one edge of the perimeter tiles to fall. If you fall, you will have to leave the Pyramid and start the battle again at the beginning. After all four edges of the floor have fallen away, there will be some dialogue, and Ganon will start shooting a line of fire at you as he teleports. Then the room will turn dark, and Ganon will become invisible. You must light the corner torches to reveal Ganon and make him vulnerable to attack. As soon as all four torches are burning, hit him with the Golden Sword to stun him, and quickly shoot him with a Silver Arrow before he can recover. Repeat this process until Ganon is defeated. Afterward, go north through the door that opens. Congratulations! You won! Enjoy the ending!

AfterLink's victory over Ganon in A Link to the Past, no one knows what Link’s wish to the Triforce was. But this wish reunified the Light World and the Dark World and brought the Seven Wise Men’s descendants back to life. Peace was back in Hyrule. But unfortunately, this wish also ressurected Ganon and his henchmen. He was preparing his

Refers to a glitch in the Japanese version of Link To the Past. In Ganon’s final stage, if the player is able to light the left torch before the right torch goes, out the right torch will remain lit for the rest of the fight. This makes relighting the torches much easier and the fight quicker. All but required for an attempt at Silverless Ganon. Thank you to axeil for providing content for this entry.

TheLegend of Zelda, Link to the Past, Strategy Guide Collection opensource Language english-handwritten . Publisher & ISBN Info: Nintendo Power. Nintendo of America. Tokuma Shoten Publishing Co. 1992 Note: Page 23 isn't missing, it's just the 2nd fold-out page with the art of the Sacred Realm. File Information: The biggest zip, that says 1200dpi RAWS,

Ganon - Like many Zelda games before, Ganon makes an appearance in A Link Between His purpose is unknown; however, his mere existence in the story means trouble for Princess Zelda, and an uphill battle for our Hero. advertisementUp Next BlacksmithWas this guide helpful?In This Wiki GuideThe Legend of Zelda A Link Between WorldsThe first Legend of Zelda game made exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS is set in the world of The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past, and makes use of the system's 3D abilities to allow Link to become a drawing and move along walls.

Wefelt that A Link to the Past deserved more attention than it already got in the game music community, since many of composer Koji Kondo's greatest and most iconic themes originated from this game. In celebration of the game's 25th anniversary, we set out to honour the legacy of its soundtrack by creating an arrangement album while also staying true to the The Legend of Zelda Mystery of Solarus DX is a free open-source game created by Solarus Team. Description The Legend of Zelda Mystery of Solarus DX is set to be a direct sequel to The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past on the SNES, using the same graphics and game mechanisms. Mystery of Solarus DX is the first game made with the Solarus engine and in fact, Solarus was primarily designed for this game. Mystery of Solarus DX is actually an enhanced remake of a first creation, Mystery of Solarus without the DX suffix. This first creation, developed with RPG Maker 2000, was released in 2002 and was only available in French. The DX project was unveiled on April 1st, 2008. Its objectives were to correct the many flaws of its predecessor the battle system, the bosses, the use of items, etc. However, that is hardly all of it, as new graphical elements and musics have been created to accompany you throughout the game. This Deluxe version is the opportunity for you to relive the original adventure in a brand new way, or to discover it for the first time if you’ve never played it before! Synopsis In A Link to the Past, Ganon was defeated and forever imprisonned in the Golden Land by Hyrule's King, thanks to the Seal of the Seven Sages. Years passed, and someday the King became affected by a strange and grave illness. Doctors and apothecaries from across the kingdom tried in vain to cure him. The king passed away, and his power vanished, weakening the Seal of the Seven Sages. The Hero, under the guidance of his master Sahasrahla, trusted the heiress of the royal powers, Princess Zelda, with the Triforce. Zelda teamed with eight mysterious children to shatter the Triforce into eight fragments and conceal them across the kingdom. Peace was restored. And so begins your journey, full of monsters, mysterious characters, labyrinths and puzzles... Instructions In this archive you will find all that you need to run this game. To do so and extract the archive. 3. In Solarus Launcher use option “Add Quest” and point it to game’s .solarus file. Then run it using “Play” Important notice the game itself is just the .solarus file. We included the engine and launcher for your convenience. If you want to download it separately for example is new version of Solarus is out and we haven’t updated this archive yet then you can do it here Solarus – download Last update Wednesday, June 9, 2021 Genre RPG File size MB

Ganonappears as a boss in both Classic Mode and in World of Light; in the latter, he is fought in the center of the Sacred Land sub-dungeon. He is fought in an arena resembling the ruins of Ganon's Castle in Ocarina of Time, with Ganondorf standing amid the ruins before transforming into the Demon King. Like Ocarina of Time, he can only be damaged by attacking

Game code for The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past has been decompiled, and can now run natively on PC. Based on the details stated regarding the project on Github, this is a reverse engineered clone of The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past that runs natively on PC. It’s around 70 to 80 thousand lines of C/C++ code that re-implements all parts of the original game. The game is fully playable from start to end. Additionally, it can be configured to also run the original machine code side by side. How To Run The Legend Of Zelda A Link To The Past On PC You’ll need a copy of the original game ROM to extract game resources, including levels and images Put the ROM in tables/ Install python dependencies pip install pillow and pip install pyyaml Run python to extract resources from the ROM into a more human readable format Run python to produce .h files that gets included by the C++ code Build the .sln file with Visual Studio on Windows In addition to being able to run the original machine code side by side, this decompiled port of The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past also supports snapshots. The joypad input history is also saved in the snapshot. It’s also possible to do run a replay of your playthrough in turbo mode to verify that the game behaves correctly. The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past is an action-adventure game developed and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The third game in The Legend of Zelda series was released in 1992 in North America and Europe after debuting in Japan in 1991. The events of the first two Zelda games take place many years before the story begins. Link is portrayed by the player as he sets out to save Hyrule, vanquish Ganon, and save the Seven Sages’ offspring. It does away with the side-scrolling gameplay of Zelda II The Adventure of Link and returns to a top-down perspective akin to that of the first The Legend of Zelda. It introduced series mainstays like parallel universes and special items like the Master Sword.

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Despuésde una batalla que resultó en la muerte de Ganon, Link toca la Trifuerza y restaura el Mundo Oscuro y Hyrule a su estado anterior, devuelve a su tío y al sacerdote a la vida, y restaura al padre de Zelda, el verdadero. Escenario Sistema de juego. En vez de utilizar la perspectiva de desplazamiento lateral que presentó Zelda II: The Adventure of Link, A Link to the Past regresa Yeah, you got a Level 2 Master Sword, which means you cannot damage Ganon with a regular slash attack. I've never tried throwing the L2 sword to get the L4 Golden sword, hmm....should try that for if the L2 sword doesn't take in the Pyramid Fountain, get it tempered at the Smithy shop to L3, then take it to the Pyramid Fountain and throw it in to upgrade to Level 2 Master sword can damage Ganon, but only spin attacks will hurt him. L3 and L4 Master Swords can damage him with normal and yes, you cannot win the game without the silver arrows. Estanquemisterioso (Mundo oscuro) Localización: Una vez que has conseguido la Súper Bomba, dirígete a la Pirámide del Mundo Oscuro y colócala en una grieta que hay en la parte izquierda. Llegarás al Estanque. Uso: Dentro podrás conseguir las Flechas de Plata, la Espada de Oro y podrás rellenar las Botellas con Magia. Return to an age of magic and heroes! When an evil magician named Agahnim begins kidnapping young maidens in Hyrule in a quest to break the imprisoning seal on Ganon, a young boy named Link is called upon to stop him. Link must venture into twisting mazes, dungeons, palaces and shadowy forests as he searches for the maidens and Princess Zelda. Traversing both Light and Dark Worlds, he must navigate eight dark dungeons, fighting evil enemies and huge bosses. Help our hero prevent Ganon and Agahnim from shattering Hyrule forever. Whether you are a young knight, a heroine-in-training or a seasoned warrior, The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past will delight!

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Itis the third installment in The Legend of Zelda series, developed solely by Shigeru Miyamoto and his team. The plot of A Link to the Past focuses on Link as he travels on a journey to save Hyrule, defeat Ganon and rescue the seven descendants of the Sages. A Link to the Past uses a 3/4 top-down perspective similar to that of the original The

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TheLegend Of Zelda: A Link To The Past is an action-adventure video game that focuses on exploration and defeating various enemies around the world. The game is the third Legend of Zelda title and was released back in 1991 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System gaming console. In this game, the gateway to the Sacred Realm was accessed by

"I never imagined a boy like you could give me so much trouble. It's unbelievable that you defeated my alter-ego, Agahnim the Dark Wizard, twice! But I will never give you the Triforce. I will destroy you and make my wish to conquer both Light and Dark Worlds come true without delay." — Ganon Ganon 邪悪ãçŽ‹ã‚¬ãƒŽãƒ³ Jaaku no ÅŒ Ganon?, King of Evil Ganon is the final boss of The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past. Link battles this hideous monster within the Pyramid. Story Artwork of Link's battle with Ganon Ganon was once an ordinary thief named Ganondorf who stumbled across the Triforce in the Golden Land. Upon touching the Triforce, the Golden Land was altered to his image, becoming the Dark World. Ganon himself was altered into a powerful being capable of incredible feats of might and magic. Not satisfied with his own world, Ganon sought to conquer Hyrule, as well. However, he was stopped by the actions of the Seven Wise Men and was sealed away. From inside the Dark World, however, Ganon was able to construct an avatar named Agahnim. Upon reaching Hyrule, Agahnim began to use magic in order to seal away the descendents of the Seven Sages in order to free Ganon. Once Princess Zelda, the final descendent, was sealed away, the Dark World was unleashed and Ganon was freed. After freeing the Seven Maidens, Link ascends Ganon's Tower and defeats Agahnim, who Ganon describes as his alter ego. Ganon then rises from Agahnim's body before transforming into a bat and flying to the Pyramid in the center of the Dark World, where he breaks a hole through the Pyramid's top. Link uses the flute to call his bird and follows Ganon to the Pyramid. Inside, Link and Ganon battle for the future of Hyrule. Link defeats Ganon with the help of the Silver Arrows and a doorway opens. Link enters it and finds himself in a hall where the omniscient Triforce lies. Wishing with all of his heart for Ganon's evil deeds to be undone, Link touches the Triforce, and his wishes are granted. The Dark World disappears and the land of Hyrule is restored to peace. Battle Ganon warps across the room, throwing his trident like a boomerang. After Link deals a certain amount of damage with his sword, Ganon will generate rings of fireballs around himself, which will turn into bat shapes similar to Fire Keese and fly at Link. After Ganon has taken more damage, he will cause the bordering floor to collapse and send Fire Keese in a spiral pattern, which leave a trail of flame. Ganon then makes the room go dark, rendering himself invisible, and warps around the arena shooting more Fire Keese straight at Link. Link must relight the torches with the Lantern or the Fire Rod, making Ganon visible again so that he can stun him with a sword slash. Link must then shoot Ganon with a silver arrow. After Link repeats this four times, Ganon is defeated. If Link falls off the edge of the battlefield after Ganon makes the floor collapse, the battle ends, and Link finds himself in a corridor with a Telepathic Tile through which Sahasrahla will advise him. The battle against Ganon must then be fought again from the beginning. This happens even after Ganon is defeated. Video Gallery The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past Characters Agahnim  Ganon  Link  Link's Uncle  Princess Zelda  Sahasrahla  Seven Maidens—Full list of characters Bosses Armos Knights  Lanmolas  Moldorm  Agahnim  Helmasaur King  Arrghus  Mothula  Blind  Kholdstare  Vitreous  Trinexx  Ganon Locations Light World  Dark World—Full list of locations Dungeons Light World Hyrule Castle  Eastern Palace  Desert Palace  Tower of Hera  Hyrule Castle Tower Dark World Palace of Darkness  Swamp Palace  Skull Woods  Thieves' Town  Ice Palace  Misery Mire  Turtle Rock  Ganon's Tower  Palace of the Four Sword Equipment Weapons Lantern  Fighter's Sword  Fighter's Shield  Boomerang  Bomb  Bow  Power Glove  Magic Mirror  Moon Pearl  Master Sword  Magic Hammer  Tempered Sword  Red Shield  Hookshot  Fire Rod  Ice Rod  Cane of Somaria  Mirror Shield  Super Bomb  Golden Sword  Silver Arrow Items Bug-Catching Net  Pegasus Shoes  Book of Mudora  Magic Bottle x4  Magic Powder  Shovel  Flute  Zora's Flippers  Titan's Mitt  Bombos Medallion  Quake Medallion  Ether Medallion  Cane of Somaria  Cane of Byrna  Magic Cape  Blue Mail  Red Mail Quest Items Pendants of Virtue  Maiden's Crystals Races Fairy  Human  Hylian

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Ganonknocks the Master Sword out of Link's hands, forcing Link to weaken Ganon with his other weapons until he retrieves the Master Sword. Afterwards, Link further weakens a rejuvenated Ganon with the Master Sword. Zelda then assists Link by using her power to hold Ganon at bay, allowing Link to deal the final blow. The Seven Sages unite their powers to seal the defeated

Character A This is a Class A article. It is completely up to code, and should require very little editing. Ganon [Edit] [Talk] Ganon commonly known as Ganondorf , also known as Ganondorf Dragmire in humanoid form, is the demon form of Ganondorf, who is the main antagonist of The Legend of Zelda series. He first appeared in The Legend of Zelda, then appeared in The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time as his alter ego. Ganon's backstory was first brought up in The Legend of Zelda A Link to the Past, though his first appearance in a human form was in Ocarina of Time. He is generally considered the main antagonist of The Legend of Zelda series, though his contemplated plans are invariably always thwarted by the series hero Link. In The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword, it was established that both Ganon and Ganondorf are incarnations of Demise's undying rage that will follow Link and Zelda across time to bring desolation to their kingdom. So far, Ganon and/or his counterpart Ganondorf have made an appearance in every Zelda game to date, excluding The Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask, The Minish Cap, Spirit Tracks, Skyward Sword, and The Legend of Zelda Tri Force Heroes. History Unified Timeline The Era of the Goddess Hylia Long before the events of the Zelda series, the world was created by three Golden Goddesses named Din, Farore and Nayru. Once their creation was complete they left the world and left behind a relic that was an embodiment of their power, the Triforce, an artefact who could realize any wish but one that couldn't be used by Gods with it, they left one of their own kind, the Goddess Hylia to Watch over it. After eras of peace a race of Demons came from another world and tried to obtain the Triforce for their Master, Demise. Demise was the incarnation of pure evil and a being that could rival even Gods but wasn't considered as a god and as such could be able to claim the power of the triforce. After a violent battle between the races under Hylia's protection and the Demon forces, Hylia gathered most humans and send them beyond the clouds on what would later be known as Skyloft and created the Master Sword for the hero of the humans who would later destroy the king of evil. Demise would finally be sealed but the Goddess loosed her immortality and was forced to reincarnate. The Sky Era In Skyward Sword, Link the choosen hero of the Goddess claim the Master Sword and the whole Triforce to defeat a reborn Demise with the help of Zelda who was exposed as Hylia reincarnated. Before his own destruction, the Demon King cast a curse on the soul of the Hero, the Goddess, and his own. The three would be endlessly reincarnated and forced to fight each other across history. Demise's hatred would later become the entity known as Ganon. The Era of the Hero of Time According to "Ocarina of Time", Demise's reincarnation was a member of the Gerudo tribe and was their king, at which time he was named Ganondorf - the sole male of his kind, as only one male is born to the Gerudo every century. Koume and Kotake were described as his surrogate mothers, raising him in an environment where death is an almost-daily event. Like Demise ,Ganondorf coveted the Triforce and the lush green lands where Hyrule, the kingdom founded by the descendants of Hylia, stood. Adult Timeline The Awakening of the Hero of Time The hero Link had been used by Ganondorf and unwittingly helped him gain access to the Triforce when Link acquired the Master Sword, unlocking the entrance to the Sacred Realm where the Triforce resided. However, once Ganondorf touched the Triforce itself, it split into its three components that embedded themselves in the three people destined to receive them - Ganondorf received the Triforce of Power, Link the Triforce of Courage, and Princess Zelda the Triforce of Wisdom. With the Triforce of Power, Ganondorf was able to conquer the land of Hyrule and rule unopposed for seven years, obtaining the title of King of Evil/King of Darkness Dark Lord or Devil King in the Japanese version. At that point, Link, who had been held in stasis for those seven years, was awakened by Rauru, the Sage of Light. Rauru encouraged him to awaken the other six Sages whose power had been dormant in the leaders of Hyrule to oppose and defeat Ganondorf's rule. Now a young adult, Link had succeeded in awakening the Sages and attacked Ganondorf's stronghold for a final showdown. After his initial defeat, Ganondorf's piece of the Triforce, combined with his evil and lust for power, could not contain the evil within his heart. Ganondorf was transformed into an immensely powerful, porcine monster of terrifying evil. After his transformation Ganondorf was to be known as Ganon. After an intense battle, Link and Zelda whom Ganon needed for the Triforce of Wisdom and Courage were able to fight and finally subdued the demonic Ganon long enough for the Seven Sages to combine their powers and seal him away. As Ganon screamed that he would return and destroy Link and Zelda's descendants. The Era without a Hero Link was send back in time before he even met Zelda and as such he could not save the people of Hyrule when Ganon came back and despite their prayers for his return. The Demon King ravaged the land without any opposition. The people of Hyrule realized that the hero was not going to save them again and began to pray desperately to the gods. The gods responded by flooding Hyrule with endless rains and Ganon was sealed with the kingdom at the bottom of the Great Sea. The Era of the Great Sea Ganon finally reached the surface of the Great Sea but since cities and towns lay on islands separated by thousands of miles of sea, he was not able to control the Great Sea very easily. He wanted to find the descendant of Hylia to retrieve the Triforce of Wisdom which was bound to the royal family so he sent the Helmaroc King to kidnap Young girl with pointy ears since it was the mark of the descendant of the Goddess. He killed Laruto and Fado two sages tasked with praying to grant power to the Master Sword. A new child who possessed the soul of the Hero was born on Outset Island, after the kidnaping of his sister Aryll by the monstrous bird he allied himself with the The King of Red Lions, a boat possessed by the spirit of Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule the last king of Hyrule. After obtaining the Mster Sword, awakening the successor of the dead sages and retrieving the pieces of the broken Triforce of Courage, Link faced the Demon King in his own tower but was incapacitated and Ganondorf who captured Tetra, the descendant of Hylia and holder of Triforce of Wisdom, used them to summon the whole Triforce and as he was about to wish for the rebirth of Hyrule, the king touche dit and wished for the destruction of the remains of the kingdom and the sealing of Ganondorf. Furious, Ganondorf challenged the two other holder of the Triforce to a fight. Link sealed the King of Evil by stabing him in the head with the master sword turning him in stone and since the shield protecting the Kingdom from the Great Sea was destroyed by the Triforce, Ganon was now at the bottom of the sea. The Era of the Great Voyage During ’The Legend of Zelda Phantom Hourglass’’ Ganondorf is only mentioned by Niko in the prologue. Child Timeline Ganondorf’s execution After his fight Link was sent back before his initial encounter with Zelda and denounce Ganondorf before he could take over Hyrule and the Gerudo is condemned to death. During his execution by the Ancient Sages, the Triforce of Power manifest itself on the back of his hand and he kill the Sage of Water. He is banished in the Twilight Realm by the remaining Sages The Era of Twilight In the Twilight Realm Ganondorf took the form of a spirit and convinced Zant that he was a god and gave him some of his powers. Zant take over the Twilight Realm and launch an attack on the light realm and spread the influence of the twilight across it. Ganondorf use Zant’s actions to be able to have a physical body once again . Link will then fight and defeat the King of Evil, he is unable to use the Triforce of Power to cheat death one more time and he is forced to reincarnate. The Era of Shadow Hundreds of years later a new Ganondorf was born in the Gerudo tribe and violated the ancient taboo of the tribe and stole the trident in the Pyramid, he then stole the Dark Mirror from Temple of Darkness. After that he wanted to free Vaati from the Four Sword and creates a Dark Link. After their journey across Hyrule, the four Links born from the Four Sword finally destroy Vaati and seal Ganon. Fallen Timeline The Imprisoning War During the fight between Ganon and Link in ’Ocarina of Time’’, link is defeated and the Demon King obtain the whole Triforce, the sages are forced to seal him in the sacred realm. However the nearly unlimited powers of the Demon King corrupt the Sacred Realm which turns into the Dark Worlds a place that turn those who dare to go in it into a reflection of what lies in their heart. Since most of those who get inside the Dark World are greed-ridden Hyrulean, they turned into monsters under Ganon’s order. The Demon King launch an attack on Hyrule, the war wages in the whole kingdom and the King of Hyrule as well as the Seven Sages are forced to seal Ganon and his soldiers in the Dark World. The Era of Light and Dark Years after the Imprisoning War, Ganon used Agahnim to disposes of the six maiden, descendant of the sages who were the only one able to seal him in the past by sending them in the Dark World. Link free them and defeat Agahnim who is revealed to be Ganon’s alter ego. Ganon then fled to the Pyramid of Power and Link go after him, the two engage in a fight and the Demon King is once again destroyed. Link use the full Triforce to restore Hyrule to a state of peace. The Return of Ganon After the defeat of Ganon at the hands of the Hero, Koume and Katoke plot to revive him for this ritual, they required three flames to be lit The Flame of Destruction, the Flame of Sorrow, and the Flame of Despair, and follow these with a human sacrifice. In order to lit those flames, the witches sent Onox to Holodrum and Veran to Labrynna. Link kills both of the witches’ minions but they were successful in lighting the Flame of Destruction and the Flame of Sorrow. In order to light the third flame, Twinrova kidnapped Princess Zelda. This would light the Flame of Despair, to complete their ritual, the witches wanted to use the princess as the human sacrifice. Link defeat them and they sacrifice themselves to revive the Demon King but since the ritual was not completed naturally, Ganon was revived without his sanity and became nothing more than a mindless creature with the power of the Triforce. After his defeat, he was sealed and the Triforce was split apart. A Link Between Worlds After centuries of peace, Yuga a wizard from Lorule invade Hyrule and turn the descendants of the sages into painting and collect them in order to bring back Ganon and fuse with him. Now holding the Triforce of Power, Yuga plot to obtain the two other part of the Triforce and betray Princess Hilda who wanted to use Hyrule’s Triforce to save her kingdom from decay. He obtains the Triforce of Wisdom which was stolen from Zelda by Hilda and confronts Link. The Hero defeats him and Ganon is once again sealed away, the Triforce is reunited. The Era of Decline and Ganon’s return Years after Yuga’s defeat, the kingdom was weakened by the acts of the king who was unable to find a successor since he deemed his son unfit to rule, so he once again split the Triforce in three. The prince was told by a wizard his sister; Zelda knew were the Triforce was hidden, she refuses and the wizard put her in an eternal sleep, Zelda was the only one who knew where the Triforce of Courage was, the royal family was unable to use the whole Triforce and the kingdom entered a state of decay. Many years later, Ganon came back with his army, took over the Kingdom and claimed the Triforce of Power. Fearing that the King of Evil could get the Triforce of Wisdom, she broke it in eight fragments and hid them through the realm. Impa was sent to find someone with the courage to face Ganon, she found Link, the hero retrieved the fragments of the Triforce and triumphed of the Evil King. After the Ganon’s defeat, his henchmen vowed to sacrifice the Hero to resurrect the King of Evil but their attempt failed and Link reunited the three pieces of the Triforce. End of the Timelines 10000 Years before Breath of the Wild 10000 Years before the events of ’The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild’’, Ganon was known as “Calamity Ganon” an entity composed of pure evil, the Sheikah created the Guardians and the Divine Beasts to oppose him. Calamity Ganon was defeated by the reincarnation of the Hero, The descendant of Hylia and the pilots of the Divine Beasts. 100 Years before Breath of the Wild 100 Years before the events of ’Breath of the Wild’’, The Royal Family of Hyrule noticed signs of the return of Calamity Ganon so they began to search for the ancient machines created by the Sheikah to oppose the Calamity. Without any warning Ganon came back and took over Hyrule Castle, killed everyone inside and corrupted the Guardians. He sent the Blights to kill the chosen pilots and take over the Divine Beasts. Eventually, the hero was defeated by the Guardians and placed in the Shrine of Resurrection, the Princess used her power to confront Ganon and trap him in the castle for the next 100 years. Breath of the Wild After his awakening, the hero destroyed the Blights and freed the Divine Beasts and the souls of the fallen champions. He then confronted the Calamity who tried to restore his Gerudo body but was held back by Zelda and as a result took the form of a half formed Gerudo attached to a mechanical spider body. His physical form was destroyed by Link and the hero was then forced to face the Dark Beast Ganon himself. Zelda helped him by giving him the Bow of Light. After their battle, the Calamity was defeated by the Princess. Hyrule Warriors series Hyrule Warriors In Hyrule Warriors, Ganon serves as the final Boss of the story mode, a playable character in the Ganon's Fury mode and a boss on multiple missions of Adventure mode. In Hyrule Warriors Legends and Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition, Ganon is no longer the final Boss as Phantom Ganon takes his place, the Ganon's Fury mode is also abscent from the game. Materials Like other enemies in the games, Ganon can drop either a weapon or one of two type of material. Those materials are the same in all versions of the game. Silver Material - Ganon's Mane Gold Material - Ganon's Fang Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity TBA Animal Crossing series Ganon in Animal Crossing New Leaf. Welcome Amiibo Ganon was introduced as a special villager in the Welcome Amiibo update of Animal Crossing New Leaf. He is a cranky villager that will appear in the Campground if a Ganondorf or a 8 bit Link Amiibo is scanned. Like any other special villagers, he can be invited to live in the town. Ganon is made to look like his bipedal design with a "blue pig" aestethic he has in most 2D Zelda games. Personality As a cranky villager, Ganon is harder to befriend than other villagers. He might also become angry with the player if they disagree with him or refuse to do a favor for him. He will usualy get along jock, snooty and cranky villagers and get easily upset with peppy villagers. Ganon will also spread rumors about other villagers. Super Smash Bros. series Final Smash Ganon appeared in Super Smash Bros. Brawl as a Final Smash of Ganondorf's called Beast Ganon. This transformation stuns and buries anybody near him and charges at them dealing damage and then reverting to normal. It returned in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U. In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the design was changed to his Ocarina of Time incarnation to match his new design. As such, it features Beast Ganon standing upright with two swords. As a Boss In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Ganon also makes an appearance as a Spirit and a boss. As a boss, ganon is fought in the ruins of Hyrule Castle and is inspired by his Ocarina of Time incarnation and as such, his weak point is on his tail. Ganon will use various sword attacks to defend himself, he can create discs of lightning from his swords like Demise is able to in Skyward Sword, he can also breathes fireballs and shoot a laser from his mouth, both of which are attacks Calamity Ganon does in Breath of the Wild, and lastly, he can jump in the air to do a ground pound attack. Ganon serves as a boss in the Classic Mode routes of Link, Zelda, Young Link and Toon Link. Trophy Descriptions Super Smash Bros. Brawl His Trophy in Brawl. Ganondorf's Final Smash. When he grabs a Smash Ball, he transforms into a repulsive, evil beast. He'll vanish momentarily from the screen, then rampage from one side to the other in a straight, headlong rush. When he begins the move, any character before his eyes will flinch, so try to start the move near other characters. Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U His Trophy in the Wii U version. NA For Ganondorf's Final Smash, he morphs into a beast and attacks. As soon as he's transformed, he buries nearby fighters in the ground and then stuns them with his roar. Finally, he charges forward, dealing heavy damage and launching anyone in his way. Any foes buried by the first strike are doomed to be hit by the rest. EU For Ganondorf's Final Smash, he morphs into a beast and attacks. As soon as he's transformed, he buries fighters nearby in the ground, then stuns them with his roar. Finally, he charges forward, dealing heavy damage and launching anyone in his way. Any foes who are buried by the first strike are guaranteed to be hit by the rest. Other appearances Cadence of Hyrule Crypt of the NecroDancer feat. The Legend of Zelda Ganon in Cadence of Hyrule Crypt of the NecroDancer feat. The Legend of Zelda. Ganon serves as the main antagonist and final boss of Cadence of Hyrule Crypt of the NecroDancer feat. The Legend of Zelda. In this game, Ocatavio, a musical wizard was predicted to meet his end at the hands of Ganon in the future by the Fate. To avert his demise, Octavio cast a musical curse over all of Hyrule to find heroes who would be powerful enough to defeat the demon king. In the present, a young Gerudo named Ganondorf is impressed by Octavio's curse and start searching new ways to use musical magic to obtains what he wants. After proving themselves worthy, Link, Zelda, Cadence and Yves challenge Octavio and pass his last trial. Octavio open a path to the future where he intends to team up with the heroes to defeat the fully matured Ganondorf now transformed into Ganon, having mastered his organ and having taken over the entire kingdom. Octavio is defeated at the hands of Ganon before the party even reach the demon king thus fulfilling the Fate's prophecy. Ganon is eventually defeated and peace finally returns to the future Hyrule. Non-game appearances The Legend of Zelda Cartoon Ganon was also featured as the main antagonist in The Legend of Zelda Cartoon. Trivia Ganon is very similar to Hades from Kid Icarus, as he is very similar to a deity. However, Hades is more cataclysmic on his part, while Ganon is just hegemonic. However, the Calamity Ganon is cataclysmic as well. In his Calamity Ganon form, Ganon is often erroneously referred to using neutral pronouns. Jai déjà écrit que je trouvais qu’il y avait une mauvaise utilisation de l’espace dans le combat final de Secret of Mana (Square, 1993). Je propose maintenant de le comparer au combat final de The Legend of Zelda : A Link to the Past Ecrit par Ariane Les fans de Zelda ont attendu longtemps ce troisième épisode, sorti en septembre 1992 en Europe sur la Super NES. Situé à l'époque des palais fabuleux et des guerriers téméraires, A Link to the Past raconte la bataille cataclysmique entre les forces de la Lumière et de l'Obscurité. Profitant pleinement de la puissance du processeur 16 bits de la Super NES, ce jeu apporte beaucoup de détail et de richesse dans la gamme des jeux d'aventure. Link doit explorer des châteaux, tours et pyramides de plusieurs étages. Les créateurs ont imaginé une mémorable série de personnages pour un jeu vidéo, dont le seigneur des eaux Zora, le sage doué de télépathie Sahasrahla et le magicien perfide Agahnim. La popularité du jeu fut immédiate. Encore aujourd'hui, les lecteurs de "Nintendo Power" le considèrent comme un de leurs jeux favoris. L'histoire Cette aventure commence avant le premier Zelda. Hyrule est un pays fabuleux, mais déchiré par les Forces de la Lumière et de l'Obscurité. L'origine de ce conflit remonte à la venue de la Triforce et l'avidité de Ganondorf, Roi des Voleurs. La Triforce se trouve dans le Pays d'Or et appartient au peuple. A une époque connue sous le nom de "Guerre d'Emprisonnement", le Roi d'Hyrule réunit sept sages pour sceller la porte du Pays d'Or, le pouvoir maléfique de Ganon s'étant répandu, causant corruption et obscurité. L'Epée du Maître fut forgée, mais aucun héros n'était assez vaillant pour la recevoir. Ganon et ses troupes cherchèrent longtemps l'entrée du Pays d'Or, mais ils finirent par la trouver avant que les sages ne l'aient fermée et s'emparèrent de la Triforce. L'armée de Ganon pénétra dans Hyrule et assaillit le château. Les chevaliers d'Hyrule combattirent comme des héros, mais la Triforce était du côté de leurs ennemis. Il y eut beaucoup de pertes dans les deux clans. Puis, à la fin de la journée, les sages réussirent finalement à bloquer la porte. Sans le pouvoir de leur maître, les ennemis fuirent. Hyrule était sauvé et avec les années, le Pays d'Or, renommé le Monde des Ténèbres, s'effaça de la mémoire du peuple. Par contre, le maître de ce pays n'oublia pas Hyrule. Ganon ruminait dans sa prison envahi par les souvenirs de sa défaite. Plus les années passaient, plus son ambition grandissait. Pendant plusieurs siècles, Ganon et la Triforce restèrent enfermés. Puis le désastre commença fléaux, sécheresses, tremblements de terre, incendies. Le roi demanda conseil aux sages et un magicien du nom d'Agahnim promit de mettre un terme aux étranges désastres. Il devient un puissant conseiller du roi, mais il gardait ses véritables plans pour lui. Quand Agahnim disposa d'assez de pouvoir, il commença à en abuser. Ses premières victimes furent les ancêtres des sept sages. Puis, il emprisonna six jeunes filles dans des cocons de cristal, ainsi que la Princesse Zelda alors qu'elle envoyait un message télépathique. Le cadeau hylien qui lui donnait ce don, permit aussi à Link de l'entendre. Link vivait avec son oncle dans une petite cabane dans Hyrule. Lors d'une nuit orageuse, il eut une vision il vit Zelda qui l'appellait au secours. Quand il en parla à son oncle, ce dernier décida d'y aller à sa place. Il prit son épée et sortit sous la pluie battante. Après un moment, Link décida de sortir à son tour et se dirigea vers le château. En chemin, il entendit un second message de Zelda lui indiquant une entrée secrète dans le château. Arrivé là, Link découvrit son oncle grièvement blessé. Il prit l'épée et le bouclier de la famille, puis dans un dernier souffle, son oncle lui dit "Pars, va-t-en, sauve Zelda, elle est peut-être notre dernier espoir..." Plus tard, Link trouva Zelda enfermée dans une prison. Il tua le gardien et libèra la princesse. Ensemble ils trouvèrent un passage secret connu de Zelda et se retrouvèrent dans une église. Un prête les y attendait, il dit à Link "Retrouve le magicien qui a capturé Zelda, s'il n'est pas tué, il utilisera ses pouvoirs pour briser le sceau des sages et pourra ainsi contrôler le pays." Alors Link se mit en route et ainsi débuta une aventure qui allait le mener à de longs déserts, de hautes montagnes et même à d'autres mondes. Note Ce texte est la traduction et la réunion de plusieurs textes trouvés sur le net.

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