The Scenario
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Originally posted by Burning thought
Based on the first fact, his physical endurance is irrelevant because hes a flaming head so him appearing unscathed when he appears against with the fused shadows is pretty irrelevant.
Yes, he is likely intangible as proven by a the previous video where he moved through Zant. No one has yet told me how the party might hit him.
Theres a thin line between "logical" conclusion and a guess, your still guessing what happened. The fact we see Midna make an attack is irrelevant since we dont see it connect still, the fact Ganondorf defeated her also sort of makes it more likely that he countered.
That's odd because you seem to think so highly of logic in other threads. Now it's no better than guessing?
We see Midna make an attack. We see the after effects of said attack. It's rather simple to figure out what happened. The fact that Ganondorf took the fused Shadows does indeed indicated the attack was countered, but also means that Ganondorf had to interact with it.
Another logical conclusion was that the defeat of the fused shadows shattered the castle and the combined power of Ganon and Midna knocked the castle down. Perhaps Ganon just pulled down his castle the same way he did in other Zelda games in the hope of killing midna now that she was weakened without her fused shadows. its still inconclusive and not really a useful feat.
You're switching a defensive feat for an offensive one, basically. The evidence points to a counterattack that leveled the castle, a better feat of destruction than most of what the party has. And yes, it's also possible that Ganondorf pulled down the castle, making it more impressive, but unlikely as he still had to deal with Midna. Unless he countered first, and then destroyed the castle, but that's also unlikely. Simplest one is that the counter destroyed the castle.
Also apprently Ganon has destroyed an island and shattered part of a castle before. Another conclusion could be that his counterattack wrecked the castle or he pulled it down himself as I said above.
And the video proves that he can pull a lot of destructive power very quickly. Possibly up to island level. He's shown before that destroying a castle is well within his power. Also, recall in OoT that Ganondorf was unharmed by his castle collapsing on him, after he was defeated and in Gerudo form.
Midnas brought down a barrier therefore she can stab fire like its physical? not logical.....and why wouldnt she attack? she attacked and he bested and took her fused shadows, saying she wouldnt have made an action had she known it would have lead to a negative event is redundant considering thats technically what happened.
She took dowbn a magical barrier, so attacking a magical being isn't out of the question. However, the head has proven intangibility. The Fused Shadows are confirmed to be "very powerful" magic, though, and it's possible that Midna could have interacted with Ganondorf in that form. He certainly interacted with her when he took the Fused Shadows.
As I said, if holy in FF8 is similiar to the one in FF7 then it completly destroys Ganondorf, considering his resistance has yet to be shown then a weak fireball should be enough or a lightning bolt, anything that can be gauged beyond a gameplay mechanic.
It's different in every Final Fantasy game, and likely dependant on the caster. Zant and Aganihm both use Ganondorf's power very differently than Ganondorf himself. Further, Ganondorf has plenty of feats, such as being attacked by Valoo, a Dragon Spirit and having his ship burned down. He was unharmed. And surviving being stabbed in the stomach/chest with the Sage's sword, and the head with the Master Sword.
logical conclusion/guess, thin line in this case. Also being in the castle is irrelevant if he did indeed make the explosion as he would be in control of his own attack, furthermore he is a fiery head so his "physical" endurance is null, merely pretty intangible.
I'm in control of a bomb, does that mean the explosion won't hurt me? Ganondorf has been hit with own magic before, for all it's worth. I don't remember how the party even hits his intangible head. Or body, considering the Darkness Technique (and he's invisible now, too!)
Adel's power rests within Rinoa. Adel is there.
Does that mean Zant and Aganihm are there, too?
Odin, Gilgamesh, Eden, and Alexander sure can.
Aren't those summons?
He gets stunned by Light Arrows in every game they appear. Holy will hurt him.
Holy will make him flinch, at best. Still needs some feats.
Alexander's Holy Judgment is many times powerful than the Light Arrows. Ganon will be killed.
Can you prove this? Light Arrows disintegrate any enemy in one shot. What does Holy Judgement do, and why can summons suddenly be used?
Ganon surviving Limit Breaks? No he won't. He's taken damage from regular arrows, the Megaton Hammer/Biggoron Sword, Magical Sword, wolf attacks, and even his own weak energy balls. He's getting killed by Limit Breaks.
Not damaged by arrows, only at a weak point with the hammer/sword, Magical Sword fuctions as Master Sword, the wolf was Link empowered by ToC, and his energy balls aren't weak and didn't damage him.
Go play the first Zelda. Once Ganon gets struck by a Silver Arrow, he explodes and is reduced to a bloody pile with the Triforce of Power on top. And he stays dead.
And again, needed a bane weapon to become visible and vulnerable. Otherwise, no.
Ganon has done nothing on the level of Adel let alone Ultimecia.
What exactly have they done? Outside of Time Compression, that is.