Ganon/Other Appearances: Difference between revisions

{{Term|HWAoC|Ganon}} appears in {{HWAoC}}. His {{Term|HWAoC|Malice|link}} pass through the portal opened by the {{Term|HWAoC|Diminutive Guardian|link}} to stop it from changing history, and tries to prematurely recruit a {{Term|HWAoC|Guardian Stalker|link}} to assassinate {{Term|HWAoC|Zelda|link}} before she can awaken her power. Ganon later possesses the Terrako of this timeline into [[Harbinger Ganon]], and watches Link, Zelda, and Impa go to the [[Royal Ancient Lab]] to anazlye Terrako. Ganon later has his army attack [[Rito Village]], thus making [[Revali]] paranoid, while he shows [[Astor]], the fortune teller most likely mentioned in ''Breath of the Wild'', [[Master Kohga]], and [[Sooga]] his eventual victory and what they must do to ensure it is left alone. Despite the Divine Beasts and the Shiekah Towers being ready much earlier than a 100 years ago, Ganon still awakens on Zelda's 17th birthday and sends the Blight Ganons to kill the Champions while he recruits the Guardians to his army once more and shuts down the Shiekah Towers. When the Blight Ganons are killed too early, Astor scarifies Yiga Clan members to revive them, thus alienating the rival Shiekah clan from his forces. Ganon is later fought at Hyrule Castle in his Harbinger form and retreats after half of his health is depleted. When Astor commands the Demon King to eliminate Link and Zelda, Ganon consumes his body for failing him one too many and taking the Yiga Clan away from him, assuming this body as his final form. Despite the new body, Ganon is sealed again by Zelda's power, thus restoring peace to Hyrule. Ganon himself can be unlocked after clearing many challenge sidequests.