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Contents

  • Introduction
    • Foreword
  • Hero Training
    • Hero Training
    • Legend Mode
  • Walkthrough
    • The Quest
    • Legend Mode
      • The Armies of Ruin: Hyrule Field
      • The Sheikah Tribesman: Eldin Caves
      • Sorceress of the Woods: Faron Woods
      • The Sorceress of the Valley: Valley of Seers
      • Land of Twilight: Twilight Field
      • The Shadow King: Palace of Twilight
      • Land of Myth: Death Mountain
      • The Water Temple: Lake Hylia
      • Land in the Sky: Skyloft
      • Sealed Ambition: Sealed Grounds
      • The Sacred Sword: Temple of the Sacred Sword
      • A War of Spirit: Temple of Souls
      • Shining Beacon: Valley of Seers
      • Ganondorfs Return: Gerudo Desert
      • March of the Demon King: Valley of Seers
      • Battle of the Triforce: Hyrule Field
      • Enduring Resolve: Gerudo Desert
      • Liberation of the Triforce: Ganons Tower
    • Adventure Mode
      • How It Works
      • A
      • B
      • C
      • D
      • E
      • F
      • G
      • H
  • Warriors
    • Warriors
    • Link
    • Impa
    • Lana
    • Zelda
    • Sheik
    • Ganondorf
    • Darunia
    • Ruto
    • Agitha
    • Midna
    • Zant
    • Fi
    • Ghirahim
    • Non-Playable Warriors
  • Extras
    • Extras
    • Potions
    • Enemies and Materials
    • Sub-Weapons
    • Weapon Skills
    • Medals
  • Badges
    • Link
    • Impa
    • Sheik
    • Lana
    • Zelda
    • Ganondorf
    • Darunia
    • Agitha
    • Midna
    • Zant
    • Fi
    • Ghirahim

Hyrule Warriors Guide › Warriors

Ganondorf

The Source of all Monsters himself, Ganondorf is the perfect antithesis of Link. Instead of being fast and acrobatic, Ganondorf is slow and cumbersome, but not because he’s incapable of a speedy assault—he just prefers a less hurried approach to combat. After all, why rush when you can spend time really enjoying the agony of your foes? He only wields his Great Swords, but they are all he needs to conquer Hyrule. He is one of the most powerful Warriors in the game without a doubt. Ganondorf is perfect for those of you who have a bit of an evil side.

How to Unlock

Ganondorf becomes playable after completing Scenario 13, “Shining Beacon,” in Legend Mode.

Ganondorf’s Weapons

Great Swords

Ganondorf’s Great Swords can build up dark power and then unleash it with ( in Zelda Style) to make a large, crater-producing blast that causes any enemies not caught in the blast to regret ever taking up arms in the first place. The Great Swords’ Combo Attacks are pretty lacking, all told. They have limited range and a really slow startup, meaning if you get hit while your Combo Attack is heating up, it’ll be cancelled and you’ll have to try again. Truly, this weapon’s greatest assets are the reach and power of its Regular Attacks. Ganondorf can chop through enemies like a demonic lawn mower possessed by history’s angriest gardener with these basic attacks. Although, we don’t want to write off Combo Attacks entirely because couple of them are worth having around for some quick crowd control: () and () are both fast and have pretty a decent range of attack, making them excellent for when there are too many enemies and not enough time to crush them all individually. Being the King of Evil can be so trying sometimes.

Swords of Despair

This is Ganondorf’s starting weapon.

Swords of Darkness

You can find this weapon in Scenario F-15 in Adventure Mode. You must first use an Item Card in the Search Screen to locate it, and then get an A-Rank to unlock the weapon.

Swords of Demise

You can find this weapon in Scenario B-8 in Adventure Mode. You must first use an Item Card in the Search Screen to locate it, and then get an A-Rank to unlock the weapon.

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