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In [[Zelda's Adventure]], Ganon has kidnapped Link and stolen the seven celestial signs taking over the kingdom of Tolemac. Zelda goes on a quest to collect the signs and rescue Link. In this game Ganon bears no resemblance to any previous design and appears as a large demon with bull horns and wearing a dark cape with a red interior but still wields a trident as seen from other games. He teleports around the room firing several magical balls of energy downward. After several hits he transforms into a small dark whirlwind and flies apart. | In [[Zelda's Adventure]], Ganon has kidnapped Link and stolen the seven celestial signs taking over the kingdom of Tolemac. Zelda goes on a quest to collect the signs and rescue Link. In this game Ganon bears no resemblance to any previous design and appears as a large demon with bull horns and wearing a dark cape with a red interior but still wields a trident as seen from other games. He teleports around the room firing several magical balls of energy downward. After several hits he transforms into a small dark whirlwind and flies apart. | ||
===Hyrule Warriors=== | |||
Ganondorf and Ganon appears in the upcoming game Hyrule Warriors. Ganondorf is the main antagonist in the game and Ganon appears in his Twilight Princess beast form. | |||
[[File:CartoonGanon.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Ganon's appearance in the animated series]] | [[File:CartoonGanon.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Ganon's appearance in the animated series]] | ||