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Princess [[Zelda]] offered the role of [[Goron]] [[Champion]] and pilot of Vah Rudania to [[Daruk]]. He accepted {{storylink|Champion Daruk's Song}}, although he initially had difficulty piloting it, requiring adjustments {{storylink|Resolve and Grief}}. Later, he demonstrated to Link that he was getting better at it {{storylink|Daruk's Mettle}}, but had to intervene to [[Daruk's Protection|protect]] Link from a falling boulder in the process. | Princess [[Zelda]] offered the role of [[Goron]] [[Champion]] and pilot of Vah Rudania to [[Daruk]]. He accepted {{storylink|Champion Daruk's Song}}, although he initially had difficulty piloting it, requiring adjustments {{storylink|Resolve and Grief}}. Later, he demonstrated to Link that he was getting better at it {{storylink|Daruk's Mettle}}, but had to intervene to [[Daruk's Protection|protect]] Link from a falling boulder in the process. | ||
When Calamity Ganon emerged, Daruk rallied the Champions to go to their Divine Beasts {{storylink|Return of Calamity Ganon}}, but [[Fireblight Ganon]] infected Rudania with [[Malice]] and killed Daruk, trapping his spirit there for one hundred years | When Calamity Ganon emerged, Daruk rallied the Champions to go to their Divine Beasts {{storylink|Return of Calamity Ganon}}, but [[Fireblight Ganon]] infected Rudania with [[Malice]] and killed Daruk, trapping his spirit there for one hundred years. | ||
Ultimately, the Goron boss [[Bludo]] was left to drive Vah Rudania back with the aid of [[Yunobo]], a descendent of Daruk who inherited [[Daruk's Protection]] and could be used as a cannonball for the purposes. When Link was revived, he and Yunobo managed to force the beast back into the | In that time, the Beast caused increasing levels of eruptions from [[Death Mountain (Breath of the Wild)|Death Mountain]]. dropping [[Magma Bomb]]s on the path to [[Goron City (Breath of the Wild)|Goron City]], increasing the temperature to the point of making [[Eldin (Breath of the Wild)|Eldin]] inhospitable to non-Gorons, and forcing the [[Abandoned North Mine|abandonment of the Gorons' northern mine]] & sites on Death Mountain. | ||
Ultimately, the Goron boss [[Bludo]] was left to drive Vah Rudania back daily to the Death Mountain Crater with the aid of [[Yunobo]], a descendent of Daruk who inherited [[Daruk's Protection]] and could be used as a cannonball for the purposes. When Link was revived, he and Yunobo managed to force the beast back into the crater by the same means, allowing Link to board Rudania and destroy Fireblight Ganon, freeing Daruk's spirit. {{storylink|Divine Beast Vah Rudania}}. | |||
Daruk then took Vah Rudania to the top of Death Mountain and locked onto [[Hyrule Castle (Breath of the Wild)|Hyrule Castle]]. When Link confronted [[Calamity Ganon (Boss)|Calamity Ganon]] there, he fired, costing the Calamity one-eighth of its maximum health. | Daruk then took Vah Rudania to the top of Death Mountain and locked onto [[Hyrule Castle (Breath of the Wild)|Hyrule Castle]]. When Link confronted [[Calamity Ganon (Boss)|Calamity Ganon]] there, he fired, costing the Calamity one-eighth of its maximum health. | ||
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Vah Rudania is one of the Divine Beasts from Breath of the Wild and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity. A Sheikah creation for use against Ganon, it was buried when technology was banned, and excavated 10000 years later in the reign of King Rhoam Bosphoramus Hyrule.
Appearances
Breath of the Wild
Princess Zelda offered the role of Goron Champion and pilot of Vah Rudania to Daruk. He accepted Champion Daruk's Song , although he initially had difficulty piloting it, requiring adjustments Resolve and Grief . Later, he demonstrated to Link that he was getting better at it Daruk's Mettle , but had to intervene to protect Link from a falling boulder in the process.
When Calamity Ganon emerged, Daruk rallied the Champions to go to their Divine Beasts Return of Calamity Ganon , but Fireblight Ganon infected Rudania with Malice and killed Daruk, trapping his spirit there for one hundred years.
In that time, the Beast caused increasing levels of eruptions from Death Mountain. dropping Magma Bombs on the path to Goron City, increasing the temperature to the point of making Eldin inhospitable to non-Gorons, and forcing the abandonment of the Gorons' northern mine & sites on Death Mountain.
Ultimately, the Goron boss Bludo was left to drive Vah Rudania back daily to the Death Mountain Crater with the aid of Yunobo, a descendent of Daruk who inherited Daruk's Protection and could be used as a cannonball for the purposes. When Link was revived, he and Yunobo managed to force the beast back into the crater by the same means, allowing Link to board Rudania and destroy Fireblight Ganon, freeing Daruk's spirit. Divine Beast Vah Rudania .
Daruk then took Vah Rudania to the top of Death Mountain and locked onto Hyrule Castle. When Link confronted Calamity Ganon there, he fired, costing the Calamity one-eighth of its maximum health.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
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