Rytex
Resident Netizen
- Joined
- May 10, 2010
- Location
- Random house in Texas.
Today, this author decided to defeat the final Boss of Skyward Sword again today, mainly to have a little bit of fun, and to defeat him the way he was supposed to be beaten. Namely, having lightning strike your sword and perform a faux-Skyward Strike on him, but that is beside the point. I had beaten him by attacking him when he used his Skyward Strike knock off and uncharged his sword.
As I stood there, swinging my Wiimote wildly (due to a laggy sensor), dodging attacks, and shouting pointlessly at my Wiimote for needing calibration five seconds after the last time I calibrated it, I enjoyed what I consider the greatest final boss Zelda has had. I paid extra attention to the dialogue throughout the entire scenario. Now, Demise's residual essence was sealed inside the Master Sword by Fi. Immediately, I noticed the one word that has become rather familiar to those of us who pay close attention to the games and dialogue: SEAL (ED). Demise's residual essence is sealed within the Master Sword, and if Zelda has taught us anything, it is that a seal never lasts.
Perhaps he will make a reappearance in Zelda Wii U? However, if he makes a return, Fi must also, as she stays inside the Master Sword to hold him at bay. Now, I have a feeling that, in order to make a return, Ganondorf has to lay a hand on the sword somehow. Cripple it in some way physically, I mean. Considering he tried to cripple it in The Wind Waker by attacking the Sages who kept it powerful, he'll probably have to attack the sages, making it a normal blade again, and then physically destroy the blade itself.
Just imagine, a scene in the climax where Ganondorf steals the blade from you, reveals he destroyed the Sages keeping it powerful (poor Medli and Makar), and shatters it in front of you. Suddenly, that essence of Demise that was sealed away in Skyward Sword comes out and starts to empower Ganondorf, who suddenly becomes Demise, reborn. How would you beat him? I don't know. Maybe a bit of Goddess Deus ex Machina gives you a BFS that allows you to match him and completely obliterate Demise forever? I just think the scene would be awesome.
What do you guys think?
As I stood there, swinging my Wiimote wildly (due to a laggy sensor), dodging attacks, and shouting pointlessly at my Wiimote for needing calibration five seconds after the last time I calibrated it, I enjoyed what I consider the greatest final boss Zelda has had. I paid extra attention to the dialogue throughout the entire scenario. Now, Demise's residual essence was sealed inside the Master Sword by Fi. Immediately, I noticed the one word that has become rather familiar to those of us who pay close attention to the games and dialogue: SEAL (ED). Demise's residual essence is sealed within the Master Sword, and if Zelda has taught us anything, it is that a seal never lasts.
Perhaps he will make a reappearance in Zelda Wii U? However, if he makes a return, Fi must also, as she stays inside the Master Sword to hold him at bay. Now, I have a feeling that, in order to make a return, Ganondorf has to lay a hand on the sword somehow. Cripple it in some way physically, I mean. Considering he tried to cripple it in The Wind Waker by attacking the Sages who kept it powerful, he'll probably have to attack the sages, making it a normal blade again, and then physically destroy the blade itself.
Just imagine, a scene in the climax where Ganondorf steals the blade from you, reveals he destroyed the Sages keeping it powerful (poor Medli and Makar), and shatters it in front of you. Suddenly, that essence of Demise that was sealed away in Skyward Sword comes out and starts to empower Ganondorf, who suddenly becomes Demise, reborn. How would you beat him? I don't know. Maybe a bit of Goddess Deus ex Machina gives you a BFS that allows you to match him and completely obliterate Demise forever? I just think the scene would be awesome.
What do you guys think?