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Time travel. It explains a lot of things...
Demise is defeated after Hylia had already created Fi and given up her immortality.However I'd say the order of events seems fairly simple. Ghirahim was born/created or whatever. He carried out his plans until eventually running into Link. At the end of the game, he travels back in time to resurrect Demise where he is then either killed or left completely powerless by his 'transformation' into a sword. Due to him being so weak, when Demise is defeated Ghirahim is stranded in the past until he eventually found by the past version of Hylia (ie, not Zelda) and his power his simply converted into a force for good. I can't see how people would find issue with this.
Hylia devised her plans just after Demise was first sealed. So when he's revived, Fi is already created and Hylia isn't around anymore.After a long and fierce battle, the
goddess, Hylia, succeeded in sealing
away Demise.
However, soon after the demon king
was imprisoned, it became clear that
the seal would not hold long against
his fearsome power.
Hylia had suffered grave injuries in
her battle with the demon king.
She knew that if he broke free again,
there would be no stopping him.
And if the demon king were to free
himself, it would mean the end of the
world for all beings of this land.
In order to put an end to the demon
king, Hylia devised two separate plans
and set them both into motion.
First, she created Fi. She made the
spirit that resides in your sword to
serve a single purpose: to assist her
chosen hero on his mission.
Her second plan...was to abandon her
divine form and transfer her soul to
the body of a mortal.
Demise is defeated after Hylia had already created Fi and given up her immortality.Hylia devised her plans just after Demise was first sealed. So when he's revived, Fi is already created and Hylia isn't around anymore.