Multiple Ganons?

Just thought I'd bring this up. I was looking at some threads in the general Zelda section and one of them had a guy posting a translation from a TP poster he got through Club Nintendo.

Anyway one thing about the translation that caught my attention was the usage of the term "a Ganon." I asked him if that was an error on his part and he said no. So does that mean that it is possible for there to be more than one Ganon? After all if FSA is any indication it seems like there have been at least two.

So what do you make of this?

I refuse to believe that there is only one Ganon, as FSA shows us that there is more than one Ganondorf, and because Ganon is "totally destroyed" in ALTTP but can come back for other games (assuming other games featuring Ganon succeed ALTTP) then there must be more than one.

People here have said that Nintendo has confirmed that there is only one Ganon, but I have yet to see a developer quote to prove this and was stated after FSA's completion, let alone ever stated at all.

The qute provided:

In the Tranquil Kingdom of Hyrule Triforce- artifacts possessing untold mystical powers - was handed down over generations. One day a Ganon-a powerful warlock bent on reignning over a dynasty of fear darkness........

The wording is horrible anyway. It's just silly to jump on the "Multiple Ganon Theory" boat just by looking at the quote.

Zeruda: I always believed there was more than one Ganon I just wanted to point out that the usage of "a Ganon" seemed rather interesting.