Wow, dark. that was wonderful. You took everything I wanted to say right out of my mouth and made it better. But just to clarify, I didn't mean immortal as in long living, I meant immortal as in...um...he could DIE! since it happens twice. >.>; Who's bright idea was it to replace Silver Arrows with Light Arrows? ^^;
More Ganondorf symbolism?
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, Nov 15 2004 08:42 PM
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Posted 26 November 2004 - 12:07 AM
Well perhaps I shouldn't have said immortal either, but I couldn't really say that he is ageless either, because apparently he does age some, as he did look older and wiser in the Wind Waker than he did in the Ocarina of Time. One could say he is just has a great deal of longlevity, as Koume and Kotake argued that they were between the 380-400 year old range. Though I would guess that could give a reason as to why Ganondorf is so long lived, but he has been around longer than any 380-400 years from my speculation, so something else seems to be preserving his age. I can't really explain it, but we do know that Ganondorf's life span must be a long one.
Really I liked the Silver Arrows over the Light Arrows, but the Light Arrows are still cool. I would also suggest that Nintendo won't bring back the Silver Arrows unless they are wanting to kill Ganon again, because nothing else seems to get the job done, not that he can't be ressurected, but at least the get the job done in slaying him. If they do bring back the Silver Arrows, I would like to see them in a Gamecube or the upcoming Revolution Zelda titles. I could imagine Link drawing back his bow and seeing this sparkling arrow made of silver, and as it sailed through the air it leaves a trail following it with a glimmering shimmer, think of the scene with Tidus and Yuna when all of the sparkling things were around them, only imagine it to be more magnificent, more awe-inspiring. That is how I would like to see it in the future, but of course I am just fan-dreaming, but one can still hope.
Really I liked the Silver Arrows over the Light Arrows, but the Light Arrows are still cool. I would also suggest that Nintendo won't bring back the Silver Arrows unless they are wanting to kill Ganon again, because nothing else seems to get the job done, not that he can't be ressurected, but at least the get the job done in slaying him. If they do bring back the Silver Arrows, I would like to see them in a Gamecube or the upcoming Revolution Zelda titles. I could imagine Link drawing back his bow and seeing this sparkling arrow made of silver, and as it sailed through the air it leaves a trail following it with a glimmering shimmer, think of the scene with Tidus and Yuna when all of the sparkling things were around them, only imagine it to be more magnificent, more awe-inspiring. That is how I would like to see it in the future, but of course I am just fan-dreaming, but one can still hope.
