Originally posted by SuperLuigi
obliterate her enemies vs just killing them.... shut up link got the job done. link tried to keep midna back because he knew the only way to beat him was the master sword. if all it took were the arrows then zelda should have blasted ganondorf from the get go.the definition of insanity is repeating the same process expecting different results.
you never proved ganon's invulnerability which you keep bringing up.
The proof of Ganondorf's invulnerability is the very fact that in every single case, with one single exception, any sword alone is not enough to kill or even seal him.
I have mentioned this a number of times now. The fact that you do not or cannot accept this is unfortunate.
You seem to think that even though Link destroyed Ganon's body in TP prior to Light Arrows being used on him somehow equats to being able to kill him. You also seem to think that application of more Master Sword against Ganon would have killed him without needing the Light Arrows; that is insane. It didn't work the first time so why would it work the second time... actually by this time in the Zelda timeline it would be the fourth time (the two fights with Ganon[dorf] in OoT being the other two times).
The only reason why it killed him this time in this form is because of the Light Arrows and that giant scar on his chest. The reason it worked in WW is because of the Light Arrows and the fact that he didn't actually have the Tri-Force of Power with him at that time. The only reason why it works in Oracles is because the ritual was messed up and incomplete. In all other cases Silver Arrows were NEEDED, flat out stated to be required, to kill Ganon.
You say I have no proof. I have repeatedly given proof to back up my claim citing each and every game that Ganon has been defeated or killed in. I say you have no proof to backup your claim that the Master Sword alone is capable of killing Ganon.
I await your proof of that claim, but my expectations of you, your opinions, and your so called "proof" are so low I truly don't expect anything at all.