Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom Ganondorf Statue Unveiled In Japan

I still need a Ganondorf with the flowing red mane, and not a copy of the mid amibo.

Ganondorf was such a waste in ToTk.

While I'm sure Ganondorf's a big strong boy who-don't-need-no-man to protect him, I suspect that such a statue will require 24/7 surveillance to shield him from... "appreciation" from his more... unhinged fans.

Cool statue. Should be fun for photo ops.

Mel Gibson would be a perfect Dorf in the movie I think, if you've seen his crazy laugh you know what I mean.

@SpaceboyScreams Oh yeah. I can see Mel Gibson as Dorf. He's a villain in real life.

@Ooyah : Well, now that you mention it...

These 2 are the biggest amiibo I've ever seen!

I guess this one of those things you have to see in person. To me, they look kinda cheap quality's wise. Could be the photos, the lightening or who knows.

They just don't look amazing.

Nice Ganondorf design and all, but the game just came out too late for its own good.

Looking incredibly badass there Ganodorf. O_o

Okay. I got to admit that the overall costume design for Ganondorf really screams the most handsome man in TOTK, and obviously the man is obviously muscular with big beefy legs. With that amibo, it appears Ganondorf's pants are more lavender and baggy along with the waist scarf being pale pink, indicating that Ganondorf was born form the Gerudo tribe, with unsurprisingly the most ornate decorations fit for a king.

Ganondorf's color scheme on the pants and waist is an white and pale red combo like flesh and blood, also that pink color is usually reserved for Zelda while Ganondorf doesn't have pink for the past games prior to TOTK. Pink and red are present in Ganondoft in TOTK, which also represents power, going from a mere human with ambition to a glowing red demon.

With Zelda's amibo being green and Link's Amibo being blue, it seems the team and creative vision has clearly made the subversion of colors work, and it sells a lot of copies like BOTW.

I suspect there is going to be a brighter future for the Zelda series when allowed to subvert even more expectations in wildly unpredictable directions, and even change the fundamental meanings of those main characters.

@Sisilly_G lol no doubt.

I'm not sure I'd trust myself with a life-size bara Ganon statue in my home tbh

It's just a massive amiibo. We know what the Zelda one will look like. I wonder what the support that makes her float will look like. Kinda ugly if they just stick a big plastic curve up her backside on a full size model.

Kilton and Hudson really did a number on this one!

@WaffleRaptor01 tbh everyone in the botw totk era was.... Even link.... The champions where undercooked... It took age of calamity to do something for them... Paya, the new champions... Purah was alright...

The only one that they tried was solely on Zelda herself.... And tbh she wasn't even a favorite...found her too whiny I get why in botw but I just didn't like her tbh....

@Sisilly_G I don't like that you called me out.... I took that personally....

The king deserves unhinged appreciation ( =u=)

@WaffleRaptor01 totally agree. They really botched it with his motivation, replacement of the tri force with the dumbest possible name “secret stones”, super obvious and already exhausted plot point of puppet Zelda, that (now famous) terrible dragon tear memory animation of ganon laughing that looks like a literal YouTube poop animation, lack of interesting and varied sky islands, lack of interesting and varied depths locations… also ngl the final boss against ganondorf was laughably easy imo

Had fun with the new crafting and shrines though

Ah, someone beat me to it, lol. I'm actually 3D printing a life size Ganondorf myself.. for.. Reasons.