Ganondorf's Legacy & Successor After Tears of the Kingdom (BOTW, AOC, & More - Zelda Theory)

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  @a.jthomas6132 · 2 years ago

  Kotake and Koume,  the surrogate mother of Ganondorf, are indeed the true followers of Ganondorf. Bringing back Twinrova to the Age of Calamity sequel would not only enlightens me since we we have not seen her in 20 years. But also, it would give us more clues on how did Ganondorf is able to mastered the Gloom.

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  @samuelh5567 · 2 years ago

  You have now idea just how much I've been hoping for a sequel to Age of Calamity.

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  @Chris-gx1ei · 2 years ago

  I unfortunally think that Aonuma is done with the wild era, he doesnt want a Sequel to a Sequel

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  @a.jthomas6132 · 2 years ago

  Since Ganondorf existed in the alternate timeline, Nintendo needs to make a sequel to Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.

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  @a.jthomas6132 · 2 years ago

  For the third game, I would like to see Link, Zelda and the Sages travel to foreign lands outside of Hyrule (since Sdon's wife Yona is from a different Zora's domain). Thus, give this trilogy a proper conclusion and Zelda gains the monarch entitlement with Link as her consort as the pair started a family together with the Kingdom of Hyrule has been restored.

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  @dandereninja4750 · 2 years ago (edited)

  In link to the past it’s revealed that agahnim is actually ganon’s alter ego.

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  @a.jthomas6132 · 2 years ago

  I found some new info about Ganondorf’s background in the original Japanese. Basically he has a dissatisfaction to the rulers of Hyrule that lived in a peace and tranquility where as he remained attached to the brutal past were those with a sense of fighting spirit are the supreme. He aims for controlling all creation instead of world domination(unlike his previous incarnations) in order bring the world back where it was rightfully roamed by demons before the Zonai came down from heaven and purified it with Shrines of Light. Ganondorf is willing to go extreme lengths to fulfill his desire. <br><br>Even if he has to transformed himself into the Demon King. In short, he is a Gerudo Warrior who likes darkness and demons, whom he enjoys the thrill of battle, and he disdains for the weak and cowardly relying on the protection of others (much similar to Demise of Skyward Sword). No wonder why he has grudge against King Rauru and his Kingdom.<br><br>To Ganondorf’s philosophy, he viewed the land of Hyrule should be ruled by sheer power and a fighting spirit. Having an eternal peace is nothing more than a delusion. But never the less, his obsession for a green land would bring his people out of the death and misery of the Gerudo Desert.

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  @mrluna83 · 2 years ago

  There has been rambling of a new Hyrule Warriors: The Imprisoning War.

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  @99mistarip · 2 years ago

  Twinrova

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  @Cool_Hand_Lugh · 2 years ago

  Absolutely brilliant video! Really got those Zelda Theory juices flowing.. It can&apos;t hurt to get excited and speculate even over something super unlikely to ever happen, so why not.<br><br>I can fully get on board with your soft prediction for a new adventure beyond the Wild-Tears Hyrule with the mysterious other Zora domain, descendants of the evil Gerudo who fled there, whatever native races may have inhabited those lands and more besides (Lurelin&apos;s ancestors?). I like the idea that Kohga and the Yiga are still kicking about (I wouldn&apos;t bet on Sooga not being written off as an AoC timeline character only), and that Astor&apos;s tribe from AoC could be lurking in the post-Tears world somewhere. Just your concept of the Ganondorf-aligned Gerudo from Tears becoming Astor&apos;s tribe (by some interbreeding? With whom?) opens up lots of interesting questions I&apos;d never considered before. <br><br>What do you think of the possibility that this evil Gerudo/Astor&apos;s tribe having some connection to the warlike dragon-worshipping tribe of ancient Faron? <br><br>The idea of revisiting the land after Ganondorf&apos;s defeat is also interesting, if not from the perspective of a follow-up game (I agree that a Termina type New-Land type idea would be best) but from a narrative perspective. I&apos;d be particularly interested with relations between the Gerudo tribe and the Hylians and others post-Tears... Would everyone be suspicious of the Gerudo and waiting for the next baby boy to be born? Would they even know about Demise&apos;s curse cycle or Ganon&apos;s own? They all know the last Gerudo male was Ganondorf, but he was born a gazillion years ago when at least some of the Gerudo were somewhat evil.. <br>Could the evil Gerudo-cum-Astor&apos;s tribe be where the next incarnation comes from? Fascinating stuff.<br><br>Thanks for the video. Subscribed.

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  @sespe13_ · 2 years ago

  This is a really cool theory! (It also gives more reason to one im making)

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  @aidandsouza2005 · 2 years ago

  Astor and his group can’t be the descendants of Ganondorf’s followers because any descendant of them would be Gerudo and a woman

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