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There are very few villains with no ties to Ganondorf. There's also the evil Minish wizard Vaati, whose curiosity into the hearts of evil men led to an insatiable desire for power. There are very few villains with no ties to Ganondorf, like Link's doppelgГ¤nger Dark Link, who often served as Link's greatest challenges since he was fighting a dark mirror of himself.

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Most villains of the series who aren't Ganondorf are either his servants like Ghirahim and Zant, or a vessel for Ganon like Agahnim. But in an era where Mario characters and even Samus Aran from Metroid have finally started speaking, it's about time that Link spoke his mind.ДЄs cool as Ganondorf is, it can be tiresome to have him be the main villain in nearly every game. However, there were some exceptions, like in Ocarina of Time, where you had the dialogue option to refuse a character's plea for help, just to see their funny, indignant reaction. Link being a silent protagonist is an archaic mechanic from when voice acting wasn't possible in video games. This was an issue in Skyward Sword as well, where Link was speaking openly to characters, but we don't hear or read what he says. Not to mention it made Link's conversations with the Champions and Zelda awkward and unnatural like they're practicing a monologue in front of a brick wall. This creative decision felt inconsistent with the rest of the game's story and left Link as an emotionless blank slate, which he usually is in most games. As confirmed through Zelda's diary entries, you find throughout the game.Д¬onversations Link has with the Champions and Zelda are awkward, like they're practicing a monologue in front of a brick wall. What compounds this disappointment further is that Link can speak but chooses not to because it's his way of coping with the pressure put on him. It is strange that one of the best games on the Nintendo Switch, lauded for letting Zelda characters finally speak, strangely kept Link's mouth shut. One of the biggest missed opportunities of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was not letting Link talk. Imagine how it would be smashing puzzles to pieces and demolishing bosses using Ganondorf's magic powers and swordplay! Play as someone other than Link As someone who loved playing as Bowser in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, I would love to play a traditional Zelda game where you could play as Ganondorf. Plus, this idea could be the premise for a new Zelda game on the Nintendo Switch, where Ganondorf could be the main playable character. Letting Ganondorf separate himself from Demise would let him regain the character development that Zelda fans loved him for in the first place.

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So he sets out on a journey, ignoring Zelda and Link for the time being to find a way to free himself from Demise and become his own man. Ganondorf would be furious knowing all his decisions in his past, present, and future lives were already decided for him by some ancient demon rather than by his own volition. So what I propose is a story where a future incarnation of Ganondorf finds outs the truth of his origins.

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