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[b]Game Origin:[/b]
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

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[b]Personality:[/b]

Believed to be the incarnation of pure evil, Ganondorf has a personality to match the stories. Ambitious, ruthless, and an undeniable lust for power all serve as accurate descriptions for the King of Thieves. Of course, Ganondorf wasn't simply born evil. Like anyone else, he too, was a child once. And perhaps once upon a time during those years he may have had something more akin to kinder personality. Well, as kind as one can be who was born to a race of desert-dwelling thieves anyway. But above it all, Ganondorf also possesses an immense amount of pride. A level of arrogance and confidence in his own strength that would be mocked by most. But unlike most, Ganondorf actually does possess the power to back up his arrogance. He's a dangerous man, to be sure, but would make for a powerful ally if one could only successfully persuade him to join their side.[/center]

[hider=Background]Ganondorf was born among the Gerudo Tribe in the Kingdom of Hyrule. A rare birth, as it was said that only one male Gerudo was born every hundred years or so. Due to their rarity, male Gerudo are groomed by their caretakers to one day rule the desert dwelling thieves as their King, and Ganondorf was no exception. Ganondorf was cared for and raised by Kotake and Koume, twin Gerudo witches who taught Ganondorf the ways of dark magic in his youth. Among the rest of the Gerudo he learned the ways of swordsmanship and combined with the powers he learned from his caretakers, he quickly became the strongest warrior in Gerudo Desert.

By this time, Ganondorf had taken his place as their King. He took several trips to Hyrule in order to meet with the King there for diplomatic purposes. He would negotiate trade as well as military protection. But during this time Ganondorf learned of Hyrule's oldest and most well known legend: the Triforce. A gift to mankind from the three goddesses, it was written that the Triforce would grant limitless power to whomever possessed it. Ganondorf became increasingly obsessed with finding this relic and wielding its power for himself. He eventually learned that the Triforce was supposedly behind the Door of Time within the Temple of Time, located right in Hyrule Castle Town. So obsessed with claiming the Triforce was he, that Ganondorf began plotting an invasion of Hyrule. He believed he could conquer Hyrule Castle it would grant him easy access to the Door of Time unchallenged.

But there were those among the Gerudo growing displeased with Ganondorf's obsession. Chief among them was Nabooru, Ganondorf's second-in-command but also a longtime rival of his. She saw this as a chance for her to potentially wrest leadership away from her rival. And when Ganondorf wished to begin his war in earnest, she was able to convince the other Gerudo of Ganondorf's madness. As a result, Ganondorf became shunned by his own people, with only his two caretakers remaining loyal to him. It mattered not to Ganondorf, in his studies of dark magic, he came to know how to bring terrible monsters under his command. So even without the Gerudo, Ganondorf was still able to launch his invasion of Hyrule using an army of moblins and other dark monsters who swore their loyalty to him.

But Ganondorf's plans didn't go completely unhitched. Princess Zelda, who had been trying to convince her father not to trust Ganondorf, proved to be a thorn in his side. She had recruited a young boy to gather together the three Sacred Stones in order to open the Door of Time and claim the Triforce before Ganondorf could. In his arrogance, Ganondorf ignored the boy and instead chased after Zelda and her Sheikah bodyguard. That gave the boy time to enter the Temple and open the Door of Time. But Ganondorf was no fool. He sensed the door had opened and made haste for the Temple. There he was able to lay hands on the Triforce just as the boy was about to claim the Master Sword that lay within the depths of the Temple. But something went wrong, for as soon as Ganondorf touched it the Triforce broke into three pieces, two of which scattered away out of Ganondorf's reach, leaving him with only one.

But that one was the Triforce of Power, and it granted Ganondorf unparalleled strength and endurance. With it and his army, Ganondorf began to cut a swath through the land of Hyrule, conquering territory after territory while facing very little resistance. Ganondorf's campaign proceeded without hindrance for a few years.

But then Ganondorf himself was whisked away to another world. There he was to participate in a tournament against champions from other worlds. While he was eager to return to his conquest, Ganondorf was equally eager to prove his might among multiple worlds. But events spiraled out of control and eventually lead to him standing alongside his former competitors against a powerful God of Light. But even with the might of the Triforce of Power, Ganondorf was easily crushed alongside all the rest.

Galeem apparently had a special punishment in mind for Ganondorf. For rather than merely wipe Ganondorf's memory, the Great King of Evil was also placed in the dark depths of the Under. There he was imprisoned, impaled to a wall by his own sword, the Triforce of Power being the sole thing keeping him alive. There he remained, weakened and enduring an agonizing imprisonment. And to top it all off, all knowledge and memory of Galeem and the Smashers were stripped from him. After all this time, there came to be nothing else on Ganondorf's mind except for escape... and revenge.[/hider]

[center][b]Specialty:[/b]
Mixed Attack (dark magic and physical)[/center]

[center][b]Level:[/b]
1
[b]Experience:[/b]
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[center][b]Powers:[/b][/center]
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[*] [b]Warlock Strikes:[/b] A style of fighting in which Ganondorf channels Dark Magic into his fists, kicks, or weapons in order to empower his melee attacks. Some prominent uses of this style include: [i]Wizard Foot[/i], a dive kick coated in a dark aura; [i]Gerudo Dragon[/i], an uppercut coated with darkness; [i]Flame Choke[/i], a grapple move that unleashes an explosion of dark magic in the opponent's face after grabbing them; [i]Dark Impact[/i], focusing a massive amount of energy that is smashed into the ground for a shockwave attack; and [i]Warlock Fist[/i], dark magic channeled into an explosive punch.
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[center][b]Strengths:[/b][/center]
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[*] [b]Triforce of Power:[/b] One of the three golden triangles that make up the all powerful Triforce. They separated into three parts the moment Ganondorf touched it, however one of those three bonded itself to his right hand. The Triforce of Power, as its name suggests, is the embodiment of raw power. It grants Ganondorf immense physical strength and durability, and is even believed to amplify his dark magic as well.
[*] [b]Dark Magic:[/b] Ganondorf's upbringing has made him a powerful Warlock capable of wielding dark magic quite easily. This and the Triforce of Power has given him an extraordinary resilience against dark magic that is wielded by others.
[*] [b]Commanding Presence:[/b] Ganondorf's imposing figure and physique lends itself well to creating a certain level of charisma in a looming, commandeering sort of way. He seems to have a natural gift for attracting the loyalty of monsters and other dark creatures.
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[center][b]Weaknesses:[/b][/center]
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[*] [b]Pride:[/b] Easily Ganondorf's most fatal flaw. His pride and arrogance can and have led him to commit unthinkable acts. And it makes him very difficult to work with.
[*] [b]Lust for Power:[/b] What Ganondorf wants more than anything is to expand his own power. And he's not above using deception and manipulation in order to do it.
[*] [b]Light:[/b] Just as Ganondorf's dark magic makes him incredibly resistant to darkness, it also renders him vulnerable to its opposite. Weapons and energy of pure light have a far easier time harming Ganondorf than any other kind of attack.
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[center][b]Spirits:[/b][/center]
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[*]None
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[center][b]Guest List:[/b][/center]
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[*][url=https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Nabooru]Nabooru[/url]
[*][url=https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Leo_Cristophe]General Leo[/url]
[*][url=https://zelda.fandom.com/wiki/Demise]Demise[/url]
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[center][b]Inventory:[/b][/center]
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[*] [url=http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0524/3184/7622/products/il_fullxfull.1994840506_7gxk.jpg?v=1612900606]Sword[/url]
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