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Effective Weapons: Light Arrows, Master Sword<br/> | Effective Weapons: Light Arrows, Master Sword<br/> | ||
The possessor of the Triforce of Power, Ganondorf controls many fell beasts. It is useless for Link to try to face him alone. He must look for an ally who can aid him in battle.}} | The possessor of the Triforce of Power, Ganondorf controls many fell beasts. It is useless for Link to try to face him alone. He must look for an ally who can aid him in battle.}} | ||
As mentioned above | As mentioned in the “Characteristics” section above, Ganon has a slightly different personality in ''The Wind Waker'' compared to the previous game. He first appears near the beginning of the game, where he orders the [[Helmaroc King]] to throw Link into the [[Great Sea]]. He is not fully seen, as his face is not visible to the camera. However, the [[King of Red Lions]] reveals to Link very soon after that the man was Ganondorf. He then appears again near the middle of the game, where Link believes he can defeat Ganondorf with the Master Sword, only for Link to be nearly defeated and survive only by the intervention of [[Valoo]]. Ganondorf does not appear in person again until the end of the game, when Link and he have a sword duel in a now-drowning Hyrule at the bottom of the sea, ending with Ganondorf being turned to stone. | ||
===''Four Swords Adventures''=== | ===''Four Swords Adventures''=== | ||