Final page — enter the SPECULATION ZONE:
Speculation Zone
Sage Thyme!
Er, we mean Sage Time. As in, time to find out about the Sages — the Ancient ones. The OGs. If those seven shapes around the Owl Lad represent the seven sages, and two of them are Zelda and the Owl Lad himself, then we may get to learn about the other five. We actually don't know any of them except Rauru! How crazy is that?
So, if Rauru (the Owl Lad) is one of them, and Zelda is the other... then there are another five Ancient Sages to learn about. Perhaps they're the equivalent of the Four Guardians in Breath of the Wild, and Link has to find them all to tell them to do their Sagey job.
What do the sages actually do? Well, in Twilight Princess, they're credited with making the Master Sword, and in Ocarina of Time, they're credited with building the Temple of Time "to protect the entrance to the Sacred Realm", where the Triforce is kept. Imagine if TOTK concerns these two events...
Time Travel
Four Zelda games have involved time travel — Ocarina, Majora, Skyward Sword, and Oracle of Ages. Plenty more have involved multiple dimensions or places, including A Link to the Past, A Link Between Worlds, Minish Cap, The Wind Waker, Skyward Sword, and Twilight Princess. It's not out of the question that Tears of the Kingdom has something similar.
We're thinking that the game takes place in two eras — after BOTW, and before Skyward Sword. This would mean that long-haired yucky arm Link is one of the very first Links, maybe before the legends even began... or, as we've theorised before, he's actually Ganon pre-heel-turn. We also think that Hyrule being broken up into islands leads into the start of Skyward Sword.
Or maybe...
Time Loop
This is looking a lot more likely, if you ask us. Perhaps this game is set after BOTW... and before Skyward Sword... at the same time.
Imagine being trapped in this terrible loop, where evil always returns, the hero always vanquishes it, only for evil to return once more. That's already the Zelda timeline we know and love. But when the Hyrule of BOTW becomes the Skyloft of Skyward Sword, only to eventually become the Hyrule of BOTW once more... Isn't that a beautiful tragedy?
Plus, a time loop would fit nicely with the...
Ouroboros
The title logo itself is an ouroboros — the snake eating its own tail — albeit an ouroboros with two snakey lads eating each other rather than the traditional one snakey lad eating himself.
And what does an ouroboros represent?
The eternal cycle of destruction and rebirth.
Oh, and who remembers Demise's curse upon the land in Skyward Sword? No one? Okay, here it is:
"My hate...never perishes. It is born anew in a cycle with no end! I will rise again! Those who share the blood of the goddess and the spirit of the hero... They are eternally bound to this curse. An incarnation of my hatred shall ever follow your kind, dooming them to wander a blood-soaked sea of darkness for all time!"
Our money is entirely on the Zelda timeline being a time loop, now.
The Twili
We've seen plenty of pretty convincing theories about the Twili appearing in Tears of the Kingdom somehow. The Twili are the race of shadow people who live in the Twilight Realm in Twilight Princess, most notably the Princess Midna. Their iconography is teal geometric shapes, which... haven't we seen that recently? OH YES:
It seems pretty likely that the Twili are somehow involved, which would further tie into our time loop theory, because Twilight Princess is at the very end of the timeline... but before Breath of the Wild.
We have something more, too — and because this is the Speculation Zone, it's about to get tenuous.
Remember the magatama-shaped things in the trailer? In Skyward Sword, they were called "Dusk Relics". BOTW has a similarly named quest, actually: "Twilight Relic". What's the quest about? Finding Midna's Helmet.
You see, the Twili are descended from Hylian sorcerers, who attempted to steal the Triforce and were banished by the goddesses to the Twilight Realm. Their magic is represented by the Fused Shadows, one of which is used by Midna as a helmet.
Check this out:
...Yeah, like we said, it's a bit of a reach. You're in the Speculation Zone now, baby!
The Picori
This one isn't wholly convincing, but the Owl Lad from the beginning of the trailer has gigantic pointy ears, a bit like... the tiny Minish/Picori race from Minish Cap.
The Minish Cap, which concerns the creation of the Four Sword and the sealing of the demon Vaati, happens just after Skyward Sword in the Timeline, but we don't know much about how the Picori tie into the rest of the story, except for Link's iconic green cap being an important part of the game. Also, the cap is a bird. And there are birds in lots of the other games. And that bird-cap is a man named Ezlo, who's also a sage, actually. Hmmmm... maybe this theory is more relevant than we thought?
Apparently, BOTW originally featured tiny people, as you can see in this video. Could this theory be why...?
The Zonai
If you talk to people in the know about Zelda: BOTW theories, it's all Zonai this, Zonai that. They were a prehistoric tribe who lived in Hyrule long, loooooong ago, whose existence is only marked by the ruins they left behind, and the Barbarian Armor Set, given to the Hero by the Monks found in the three Labyrinths in Breath of the Wild. They are described as "warlike", which gives some hints as to their disappearance, and were thought to "worship a water dragon", hence all the dragon carvings.
Their symbols — a spiral crest and the many Aztec-like, dragon-shaped monuments seen around their ruins — feature prominently in the trailers for Tears of the Kingdom, specifically the caves which Link and Zelda are exploring, the pillars, the fire-breathing dragon head that Link uses, and now... the logo itself, the ouroboros. WHAT DOES IT MEAN!
Fear not, we have theories. The Zonai could be an ancient race who buried evil long, long ago — hence Ganon (we think) appearing in the caves, sealed by an arm (with notable Zonai-like tattoos on it). But... we could also get to see them in the flesh, as potentially the first people to ever seal away Ganon/Demise/evil.
They could also be a race... from the future. Or present. If our time loop theory is correct, then that would perhaps mean that the Zonai happen pre-Skyward Sword, which is also... post-Breath of the Wild. The history of the Zonai is therefore the future of BOTW Link. Cool!!
Here's an interesting quote from the official book, "Creating a Champion" (emphasis ours):
"As we were in the process of creating the cities and people of every region of Hyrule, we thought that if we showed fragments of a civilization that collapsed long ago, it would make the world feel more real. That’s why we added Zonai relics throughout Hyrule.
The ruins are primarily animal themed, but with the history of the Triforce from an ancient perspective in mind. The designs are symbolic—using dragons (courage), owls (wisdom), and boars (power)."
Dragons represent courage. Link represents courage.
Owls represent wisdom. Zelda (and her owl-like father) represent wisdom.
Boars represent power. Ganon — who is a pig about 50% of the time — represents power.
We know the boar/owl connection, but Link = Dragon is a new one, and potentially one that we'll see in Tears of the Kingdom... especially with the dragon theming in the logo.
I mean, come on. There's some really interesting stuff in there! We just don't know what it means!!!!
Below you'll find an entire stream of the lovely Alex-from-Nintendo-Life hunting for Zonai clues in Breath of the Wild:
Demise's Return
Right, so with the Skyward Sword stuff (islands raising, the Goddess Crest appearing, etc.) and the Master Sword stuff (it's melty), we're starting to wonder if Demise, the Big Bad of Skyward Sword, is somehow involved.
So, Demise is basically Ganon's predecessor, and the incarnation of evil who is said to have conquered time itself. Unsurprisingly, he wants the Triforce (who doesn't). In Skyward Sword, he owns a sword that is basically the exact opposite of the Master Sword — something we have not seen in Zelda games since. It is black and red, much like a lot of the evil imagery in Tears of the Kingdom.
As we said above, Demise curses the land and the heroes to be locked in an eternal battle for all time (hence we think it's a time loop). He may have also begun to infect Link, hence his blackened arm and his unfortunate melty Master Sword.
Could Demise be reborn in Tears of the Kingdom — thus setting off the events previous to Skyward Sword, in which the goddess Hylia (AKA Zelda) defeats him and separates Skyloft from Hyrule? Are the seven shapes seen in the trailer perhaps representations of Zelda, the five tribes (Gorons, Mogma, Kikwi, Ancient Robots, Parella) that fought in the battle against Demise, and... Link? Or the Rito? Or something else?????
Evolution
Right, this is starting to get a bit complicated. Here's a little breakdown of how some of the races (may) have evolved over the years in Zelda:
Kokiri -> Koroks (who are also potentially related to the Kikwi)
Parella -> Zora -> Rito
And then there are the Sheikah and Hylians, two human tribes that co-exist, plus the Twili (descended from humans), the Oocca (maybe evolved from humans, or Rito, or the sacred dragons) and the Zonai (no idea). The Gorons seem to have moved in after the Mogma, and the Ancient Robots seem to have ceased to exist.
The Twili and the Zonai might also be related, since they both love rocks carved into spirals, weird ancient teal-coloured magic, and being all fighty. NO ONE KNOWS.
And hey, what if the Rito evolve... into normal birds? And those birds live on the floating islands? And one day they become known as Loftwings...?
Maybe we could be seeing some of this evolution, if we're getting time travel or a time loop...
Tears
Tears as in crying, because something sad has happened. Tears as in the islands being torn away from the ground. And, wait, tears as in... Tears of Light?
The Tears of Light appear in Twilight Princess, Spirit Tracks, and Skyward Sword (as "Sacred Tears"). These are powerful objects, stored in a grapevine-looking thing (called the "Vessel of Light" or the "Spirit Vessel"), which can power up Link's Master Sword and dispel or delay evil. They are closely related to the golden goddesses — the manifestations of the three triangles of the Triforce.
It seems fairly likely that these "tears" will return in Tears of the Kingdom, because:
- They're magatama shaped
- Link has what looks like a vessel in the key art
- The Master Sword seems to be an important part of TOTK, so powering it up (or just... unmelting it) may be important
What a cool title, if that's true. It has three meanings! Sadness, destruction, and... tears!
Dead Monarchs
We aren't the first to suggest this, but could Nintendo UK's decision not to stream the Direct (because of the death of Queen Elizabeth II) be to do with the title?
"Tears of the Kingdom" is bad enough on its own, but not that bad. Perhaps the trailer originally revealed more about the story... like... the death of a monarch. That monarch could be Zelda's father in BOTW, making her the Queen of Hyrule, or it could be Zelda herself (especially since we've seen her in peril in the trailers). The death of a monarch in the trailer would have been quite awkward timing, after all.
Mysteries
There are some tiny hints in this trailer... that we just don't have answers for.
Check out this direct comparison to BOTW, and note that tiny little green spiral at the bottom that's not there in the original:
Could this be related to the green spiral that we saw binding Ganon (maybe) in the caves? Is it an entrance? An entrance to... what?
Also, is this a dragon?
Dragons. Birds. Green stuff. Tears. It'll all make sense... on May 12th, 2023. Hopefully.
Summary
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a game that bridges the gap between Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword, turning the Zelda timeline into a time loop. This potentially includes the birth of Demise, the introduction of the goddess Hylia, the creation and/or splitting of the Master Sword (and Fi), and something to do with the three golden goddesses and the seven sages.
There will also be a whole lot of stuff to do with the Rito — the race of bird-people, descended from the Zora, including Link's own ability to fly around with his cool new glider.
In short: This game could be the absolute genesis of the Zelda myth, even more so than Skyward Sword was... as well as a fulfilment of Demise's curse to suffer the same fate for eternity, locked in an ever-repeating cycle of violence and defeat.
Alright, that's all the theorising and speculating we have time for... but tell us your thoughts, theories, and tinfoil-hattest ideas in the comments below — as well as your thoughts on our thoughts! Thoughtception! Like an ouroboros! Yeah!!
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Let me guess. Link will stop the evil, be put to rest, and then rise in the sequel. The Legend of Zelda: The Search for More Money.
I hoping those seven relics or pieces of jewelry represent seven legit dungeons.
Meh, the first games story was lackluster. Sure you can argue story is not the point of Zelda "LMAO, who plays Zelda for story?" But, all that buildup, and hints of an epic tale only to have it flung far in the background to where one could forget it's existence was a letdown.
The most interesting part of the BOTW was the story that came before Link lost. Ah well, hopefully the finale battle won't be a bummer like it is in BOTW.
BOTW was incredible, currently on 5th replay and lovving it AGAIN.
Excellent article and love the detective level forensics that no doubt are well off the mark, but fun anyway
I am in awe at how much reasonably solid idea-age you’ve managed to squeeze from a trailer that seemed like a whole bunch of nothing to me on first watch! (wasn’t that disappointed mind, going to play regardless!)
I don't like much rumor weaving myself, I just tend to avoid them. That said, my personal guess after the last direct is the Twili might be involved. Mainly because of half the sword's blade in the logo looking like Twili magic. With that info, looking back at Link's strange arm could be another connection
Um, “Owl Lad” is clearly a Bokoblin God. Those aren’t eyelashes, they’re teeth.
Also check the ears
My most accurate prediction is that it will separate me from 60 dollars
@Magician Space!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1Sq1Nr58hM
I hope the time loop speculation is wrong. If it is true Zelda could be dead to me. And if there is a time loop, I hope it will be like Final Fantasy VIII, where the evil is looped.
This reads kind of like the ravings of a mad conspiracy theorist, but that makes it more fun. Also, with the number of Zelda games that have taken place on top of the ruins of some ancient, advanced civilization, it'd be interesting to see an entry where one of those societies is actually at its peak. Only problem is it might be hard to maintain the usual high fantasy vibe if all the magic-punk toys that are generally reserved for Link are just littered all over the place.
My theory is that it will have regular dungeons, but the world will be segmented and exploration will be severely curbed and streamlined
I think the tears is really a double meaning.
As far as speculations go, only one thing is 100% certain. We are not gonna play as Ganondorf who somehow looks just like Link aiming to beat himself.
I knew it! The snakes facing each other prove it! Thulsa Doom as the villain confirmed!
"Crom, where is the wizard who killed my mother?
Still, I can recall his terrible gaze.
Crom, where are the two snakes facing each other?
Crom, if you’re my god then show me the way."
BTW, if you haven't seen "Conan the Barbarian: The Musical," then enjoy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBGOQ7SsJrw
@Fangleman32 Nah, that's a completely valid complaint. BotW sacrificed any kind of meaningful narrative or gameplay progression for its openness, and more or less felt like the epilogue to a story that wasn't told. Would have been much better if it had pulled an OoT and shunted you into the post-apocalypse halfway through the game with a "go to the future to save the past" narrative.
@Fangleman32
I actually thought the final battle was pretty fun. But, then again, I had the motorcycle with me.
@CazSonOfCaz The valiant hero wearing the finest armor in all of the land, wielding the blade of legends, charged into battle against his mighty foe, riding his custom built Harley-Davidson.
@Anachronism That would have been great. I agree with both of you. I thought what happened in the past was more interesting than present.
That's not to say the present couldn't have been more interesting, but everything is so scarce you don't feel much impact.
The stakes just don't feel as high as past titles.
Korok seeds also look like tears. So the tear collecting continues.
The Rito evolved into Loftwings? That's a pretty radical use of the word..!
Also, wouldn't that be the wrong way round for the games?
@Magician Nintendo can have all the 60 euro’s they want for every top notch action-adventure game they make in the Zelda franchise.
@Rambler Evolution makes no sense in the Zeldaverse, so I can buy that.
@GoshJosh - True!
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I'm up for all those call backs, would really like it to work out like that!
@Fangleman32
It actually works in the context of the game. The motorcycle is the same tech and design as all the other ancient technology in the game, such as the Guardians and Divine Beasts.
And it's a lot of fun.
@CazSonOfCaz Haha, it's cool. I'm just joking around.
The Hype is real, but I still want Wind Waker and Twilight Princess on switch...
That thing looks like an owl to you? Funny how that works. I look at it and see some sort of wild dog-like creature with a muzzle and long ears.
@Yodalovesu no is that weird cat enemie in Skyward Sword
is Tears of the Kingdom, because Ganondorf problaby killed Zelda and destroyed the Master Sword, removing the two bigest obtacles in his plan to dominate Hyrule.
Great article Kate! I like all this lore and speculation, but I won't attempt to rack my brain one way or another... just happy we're getting closer to actually finally experiencing it!
If I had to add to the speculating though, I’m thinking there might be 3 levels vertically. Hyrule (main), ‘HighRule/Skyrule’ (upper) & Lorule (underground/dark world- where malice and Ganon are prominent). So Upper, Middle, Lower Worlds perhaps. I'm hoping we eventually get a fully operational comprehensive Loftwing experience so we are free to explore the whole world via flight- and not just stone bird statues.
Also, please give us Ganondorf and/or Demise and maybe some sub-villains along the way like Vaati, Zant, Ghirahim and/or some new characters & villains- screw the calamity wisp final boss.
... Wun can only hope.
I think the Zonai are precursors to the Sheikah, and the triangular tears displayed both on Owl Lad and on Link's shield is Zonai.
If that's true, then you collect Zonai gear in TOTK, just like collecting Sheikah gear in BOTW.
What if the two dragons interlocking in the box art depict the two Links interwoven by the time-rift being torn by the beginning events of TOTK?
The closest comparison I can think gameplay-wise would be Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance, switching between two protagonists.
What if the game plays out like Majora's Mask combined with Kingdom Hearts: DDD, trying to beat the game while managing the two Link storylines at once?
What if the second trailer showing Zelda falling into an abyss was actually her death?
Since it has so many elements of too many various iterations of the game...maybe this game is going to tie the knot of all those timelines. Or more try to tie them to a united time. The tears could also refer to tears in time and space. Digging through all the parts of their various battles to come/that have happened in order to find a way to end the cycle of Demise for good? We know Demises curse can rip the world in parallel (to the Past/Between Worlds) and between time (Ocarina, Majora ), so a game that did both, let you travel from times and dimensions isn't outside the operation of Zelda games. This would really leave ANYTHING open to make an appearance and/or have an effect. It'd be a lazy but efficient model to pull from all Zelda games without having any good answer for, "Where were all these neat tools in the first game?".
This has been a fun read, but I try to not get too carried away with speculating over lore. There's so many cool ideas we have about what a game's story might be, but it sucks when the final product doesn't even come close to what we thought. I'd love to see things like Demise returning as the villain but I think I'll just hope for the return of proper dungeons more than anything. At least now I finally know that the title refers to crying tears thanks to the Japanese title!
@Ulysses Untimely death? she was 96 years old lmao
If Zelda dies in this game I'm throwing away my switch
I don't think that's Zelda. I think Ganondorf's just lying down horizontally, just like in the first trailer.
Given the Direct it was shown at, probably some farming in it.
@CheekyZelda The sheer coincidence of Queen Elizabeth II dying just a few days off from the September Direct can certainly be regarded as untimely for Nintendo, let alone that their biggest ticket unwittingly references a kingdom in tears.
It is so massive a coincidence that I could not imagine something greater.
@Ulysses That's not coincidence, that's life. She was 96 years old. That's considered a full life. Once you reach 85+, any year beyond that is considered a blessing.
I mean it was literately any day now at the point in her life.
This game is going to be fantastic, I can’t wait!
I'm not asking for much here. Just about 10 proper, unique dungeons and epic bosses. Please. The overworld of BOTW was the best ever by far, but the dungeons were so blaaaaaah
My predictions are that
A: Zelda will die in some way at the end
Or
B: the tears of the kingdom are a key item. Possibly what you go into dungeons for.
Can't wait! I love how this one borrows heavily from Skyward Sword (just finished SS HD on the Switch for the first time and it's amazing!) As a Zelda fan for 35 years, I simply cannot WAIT.
Im just going avoid anything about this game till launch nothing personal just want this game of the year 23 to be completely fresh i hope that dead blokes Beedle
The golden fauna and the big door remind me of elden ring. I hope totk has the enemy variety elden ring had.
And they seriously should bring back Error, it's his time to shine again.
I am a simple gamer and I want to save Zelda again, so please no death of her. If she dies I hope we can undo her death. Maybe like in Shadow of Collosus.
On one hand caling it tears of the kingdom sounds like it will be very sad to see what will happen to the kingdom. On the other hand I think maybe the same kingdom from different times gets ripped apart and enters that one. Pretty smart move calling the game Tears of the kingdom cos it could go any way.
It doesn’t just look like the Hylian Hood, it is the Hylian Hood. The markings, length, etc., are all the same from what we can tell. Check the trailers also. And I highly(an) doubt that this cape would allow you to fly. In my opinion, that would look too weird.
We also cannot claim that the figure holding hands with someone else is Zelda. I have a feeling it’s Goddess Hylia. Because from what it seems, Zelda is also floating on the “left”(?). That wouldn’t really add up. We can only speculate, not claim it is/is not.
Just to inform whomever wrote this, there are also some typos/missed punctation(s) in this article.
The godlike figure depicted on the wall could actually just be a dragon. In Creating a Champion the developers admit they designed the dragons to have mammals-like heads, with long ears. Personally i would like it to be a creation thing, much like the spirit of the forest in Princess Mononoke.
In regards to the "Zelda's not OK" see:
You make it sound so complicated, I think you will have to collect enough tear things in order to get into the castle/realm thingy. Then when you complete that challenge you will then be able to take on the boss.
I don't think it's pre-Skyward Sword, because then we'd have the ancient robots and a sea in the southwest instead of desert and Gerudo. However it looks like an 'oh boy, things are heating up' prep to evacuate to Skyloft once again perhaps?
@teo_o This is a good point. We need to keep thinking about Princess Mononoke, because the references are still apparent since TOTK is an extension of BOTW. The cursed arm is another clear reference. Princess Mononoke will continue to give us clues about TOTK
@Frailbay30 That's exactly the point. She could have died literally any day now, and it just happened to be days away from Nintendo's September Direct. Nintendo waited years to reveal the name of their next big title, and it's a huge coincidence that the queen died right around the Direct's timing. Given that a Direct only happens twice a year, the probability of the two events coinciding are very low, not even accounting for the name itself accidentally referencing the UK's situation, which is another coincidence in itself.
@Ulysses thanks. i love how on a larger scope BOTW is a tribute to ghibli. Don't forget that prince Ashitaka is actually from a remote village. A secluded dying culture, mostly unkown to the rest of japan. The themes are all there.
@Crockin I agree, I think the 7 tears will be housed in more classic dungeons. At least I hope so. The lack of traditional dungeons was my only real sore point with BOTW
@Sequel I would be ok with classic dungeons if the large scale exploration and small bite gameplay loop didn’t suffer in exchange
Hmm, not sure about this one yet.
The earlier underworld (?) footage intrigued me a lot more than this sky stuff.
@Magician Doom Eternal energy.
I like the idea of the Link of this game turning out to be an incarnation of Ganon. Seems like it'll break the heck out of the canon, but it'd be an interesting twist nonetheless.
You also missed out the purple stain coming out of Death Mountain
If there isn’t a loft wing in this game or a way to properly fly then this game will be a disappointment to me xxx
For what it's worth, the Eight Maiden is also a reference to the fact that while in ALttP, OoT, and FSA, Zelda was ONE of the 7 Sages/Maidens, in ALBW, she's an Eighth portrait sage. It seems that somewhere along the way after ALttP, the line of the 7th sage was split between the royal family and the priests & priestess of Hylia (hence why Seres is a priestess in the Shrine/Temple of Hylia north of the Castle and a sage). All the other sages have corresponding lines of decent:
Gully - Sages of Forest / Saria
Rosso - Sages of Fire / Darunia
Oren - Sages of Water / Ruto
Impa - Sages of Shadow / Impa
Irene - Sages of Spirit / Nabooru
Osfalah - Sages of Light / Rauru
Despite medallion color changes that shifted the sage colors to fit the character types. River Zoras are orange, after all, so it made sense to swap the colors of the Spirit and Water medallions; Irene as a result gets to be a full Maple-expy, too.
It's gonna be there when it's gonna be there. Trying to figure out what the game is gonna be like based on one short vid is a daunting task.
Although I do get that some people find it enjoyable, I like them fake theories myself.
I'd love if there is a Light/Dark version of the world like Zelda LttP
I worry it's going to lose a lot of what BotW made special.
@AstraeaV Hope it gains traditional dungeons. My only complaint from BOTW
At the start a cutscene will appear where link is the villain and ganondorf the Hero.
Remember.. in all the zelda games, link storms private houses smashes their stuff and steel their last rupees... Then runds away and screems like a mad man "Seeeet siaaaaaaa"
After grabs some chicken, trows them from a clifff...
Also in majora, he starts digging in graves lol.
Ganondorf tried to stop him for centuries, but failed many times. Poor ganon, and on top of that, even got posessed by demise. 🤣
The Golden Goddesses are not Hylia. They aren’t “more or less the same”. The Golden Goddesses created Hyrule and the triforce and Hylia protects their creations.
That thing with 7 tears. If it is tears. I think it is the Final boss and the final battle is against Ganon. This boss I think it is not Ganondorf. New enemy but Ganondorf is possible. Always welcome Ganondorf and Twinrova.
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