Is Ganon Supposed To Revive Himself?

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I've been playing Zelda OOT on my N64 for a long while now, since I was around nine years old. It took me a while to first beat the game, and when I did, I discovered that I was able to beat the final boss, Ganondorf/Ganon over and over, and he/they would never permanently go away. I'm wondering if this is a feature of the game, and is supposed to happen, or if it's a bug and my cartridge is broken.






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Why does Ganon keep returning?

The spirit of despair manifested in Gannon will resurface, this is indicated somewhere in there. It's a little vague, but the reasoning is that evil cannot be defeated and destroyed forever, but sealed, or put to sleep. It will resurface as many times as the franchise requires.

How many times has Ganon reincarnated?

An individual Ganon is only shown to be resurrected once. Even with this resurrection, and the split timeline allowing a single individual Ganon to die twice, there would still need to be three separate Ganons in order to account for all of the presumed deaths.

Why is Ganon reincarnated?

Bookmark this question. Show activity on this post. So 2000 years ago Kanon and the demon king made a pact for peace, both died, and both reincarnated 2000 years after that. However, when the demon king reincarnated in his own race, Kanon who was human reincarnated as a demon.

Is Ganondorf the reincarnation of demise?

Yes, it's correct. Ganondorf is the mortal incarnation of Demise, just like Zelda is the mortal incarnation of Hylia.



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