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So you think this theory is likely? Tbh, it's not that bad but rn, we cannot say much regarding Ganondorf. I guess we have to wait till mid June. Well, Ganondorf turning good means that he gets rid of his malice and tbh, BotW demonstrated the most malicious Ganon ever. It has to be a really...

Um, you can be evil whilst having many motives or actual reasons, so I don't see what speaks against this one. Ngl, the "neutral" part is long lost as long as Ganondorf is in this malicious condition. He's more filled with hatred than any other Ganon version.

So we're coming closer to an agreement. I agree that Ganondorf really needs to be fleshed out much more to be a more interesting antagonist, although I doubt it will satisfy your expectations. However, seeing more of a side of him of which we actually see whole reasonings besides "I'm doing it...

This Ganondorf is the most malicious one of the entire series; so him turning good would mean that Ganondorf gets rid of every single negative emotion or malicious intent which was built so far - that's the thing which bothers me. It just doesn't go along with his entire portrayal throughout the...

I fail to realise how it isn't the same, though. When did Ganondorf go for a change? Even in WW, he was still a malicious antagonist but with some motive this time. I don't say that it is bad in general to give him better characteristics but is has to be done well and not a sudden 180° change...

Where's the point of him suddenly turning good just for the sake of changing something? It is actually the very contrast from good writing of an antagonist, it is very bad writing. Just like you can't make Joker good, there are clearly levels to Ganondorf's nature as well. Sure, you can flesh...

The King of Evil. Ganondorf is the perfect incarnation of Demise' hatred because he is evil ever since he was born. Making him good destroys everything remarkable about his entire existence. He is the prime example of the main series antagonist because he is pure evil.

I'm sorry if you got the impression of me disrespecting your religion but this was not my intention at all. This phrase was merely meant to describe how (negatively) unthinkable the thought of a good Ganon/Ganondorf is. That's not interesting, that's a pure destruction of his entire character...

Hell no, this one is actually blasphemous af. I'd rather see the Link 10000 years ago being corrupted in which he became Ganondorf instead of this one.