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- Feb 5, 2011
I know we're WAY too early to talk about this as at the time of this writing, the first trailer isn't even a month old. Still, rewatching it got me thinking.
From the looks of it, Link does genuinely destroy Ganon since this looks like the typical Zelda final boss battle with him. His trident is left, but it does seem like Ganon left it to cause the dimensional fissures on purpose. Although, seeing as it looks like he's dead, it got me wondering if this was a "I'm taking you with me approach" or if someone else is involved, using Ganon's trident and his defeat as a means for their own plan.
Now, me personally, I'd be fine with it. I've played Princess Peach Showtime and, while that's a spin-off, not making Bowser the Big Bad was a neat idea, I kinda like Grape. So, if it turns out there's a new bad guy who is using Ganon's downfall as part of their own plans, I'd be okay with it.
What do you think? Ganon or new baddie taking advantage of his likely death?
From the looks of it, Link does genuinely destroy Ganon since this looks like the typical Zelda final boss battle with him. His trident is left, but it does seem like Ganon left it to cause the dimensional fissures on purpose. Although, seeing as it looks like he's dead, it got me wondering if this was a "I'm taking you with me approach" or if someone else is involved, using Ganon's trident and his defeat as a means for their own plan.
Now, me personally, I'd be fine with it. I've played Princess Peach Showtime and, while that's a spin-off, not making Bowser the Big Bad was a neat idea, I kinda like Grape. So, if it turns out there's a new bad guy who is using Ganon's downfall as part of their own plans, I'd be okay with it.
What do you think? Ganon or new baddie taking advantage of his likely death?
