TWW ending: Can Ganon return?

Originally Posted by astinktothepast

Last time I checked, people who get stabbed in the brains don't turn to stone.

Last time I checked, fiction doesn't have to reflect logic.

2+2=fish.

Ganondorf got stabbed in the brain before he is turned to stone after his last words. He is dead. The King wished on the Triforce to erase Hyrule, dead Ganondorf went down with it without his Triforce of Power piece that he had when he was sealed from OoT. He is gone.

Originally Posted by Erikson

Ganondorf got stabbed in the brain before he is turned to stone after his last words. He is dead. The King wished on the Triforce to erase Hyrule, dead Ganondorf went down with it without his Triforce of Power piece that he had when he was sealed from OoT. He is gone.

That's what they all say, but what would Nintendo think?

"Hmmm... I know what we could do for his return in the timeline! The Master Sword is just keeping him at bay while his evil cannot revive him while the Master Sword sits in his temple. All that someone has to do is to remove the sword and taddah! Ganondorf will return in a new time to threaten Hyrule and for all blah blah blah..."

They've done this in heaps of movies. So why would saying that Ganondorf is completely dead the truth?

It's fantasy and a game.

Originally Posted by Eternal Legend

That's what they all say, but what would Nintendo think?

"Hmmm... I know what we could do for his return in the timeline! The Master Sword is just keeping him at bay while his evil cannot revive him while the Master Sword sits in his temple. All that someone has to do is to remove the sword and taddah! Ganondorf will return in a new time to threaten Hyrule and for all blah blah blah..."

They've done this in heaps of movies. So why would saying that Ganondorf is completely dead the truth?

It's fantasy and a game.

Ganondorf from OoT is the same one we fought in TWW & TP, so he's in three games and it isn't illogical to think that's where it ended for him. But we'll see.

Originally Posted by Erikson

Ganondorf from OoT is the same one we fought in TWW & TP, so he's in three games and it isn't illogical to think that's where it ended for him. But we'll see.

The developers have said it is the same Ganon throughout all games. A number of games, at least, have him being defeated and then returning hundreds of years later; in at least five games (six if you count Ancient Stone Tablets) he is certifiably killed (whereas in only one game he is specifically revived, two if you count Ancient Stone Tablets, and possibly three if you cast FSA as a pseudo-revival).

Originally Posted by Artemicion

The developers have said it is the same Ganon throughout all games. A number of games, at least, have him being defeated and then returning hundreds of years later; in at least five games (six if you count Ancient Stone Tablets) he is certifiably killed (whereas in only one game he is specifically revived, two if you count Ancient Stone Tablets, and possibly three if you cast FSA as a pseudo-revival).

I went ahead and looked up this:

http://www.zeldalegends.net/index.php?n=article_25

I stand corrected.

Originally Posted by Snow_Storm

Last time I checked, fiction doesn't have to reflect logic

2+2=fish.

Last time I checked, I couldn't think of a comeback.

2+2=magical zombie fish from the dead... there. take that.

Of course Ganon can return. You should know Zeldawell enough to know that in Hyrule, having a sword shoved through your head doesn't kill you!