Originally posted by The ScenarioYes, you can.
Contradiction. You cannot "passively activate" something, as the two terms are opposite by definition. It's either passive or active, and the Triforce of Power is proven to be passive since Ganondorf doesn't have to do anything. Further, nothing you said changes the fact that the Triforce of Power is always the same, regardless of the reality.But he was not reduced to molecules by his own will, nor did he intentionally set his Ganon body on fire. The game supports that Ganondorf was severely injured each time yet still got back up, until the Master Sword managed to cancel his power.
It's obvious you hate Ganondorf, but please try to be civil, okay? Now, can you prove this? We don't know what Zant did exactly, and your assumptions aren't helping. Zant was dead at this time, if you remember. That scene was symbolic, if anything.
But don't you see that Ganondorf can come back quickly even if killed? The canon cutscenes show that Ganondorf can keep fighting even when his entire body is destroyed, so getting his head cut off would be nothing. He'll simply come back as either Beast Ganon, God Ganon, or he'll reform another body as he is shown to do in cutscene. According to the cutscenes, not gameplay, Ganondorf can do this up to four times before dying.
It is the Blade of Evil's Bane, specializing in The Power to Repel Evil. Just titles, yes, but also a description of what it does. The Master Sword has always had this power even since its first appearance and in all subsequent ones. It's repeatedly shown to have an adverse effect on twilight/evil and all things related to it. The Guardian Dieties of the Twilight Realm even empowered it further with the Sols.
You realize that you're arguing Ganondorf can't be killed unless Zant wants him to, right? Again, Zant was dead, can you prove he actually did anything beyond some obsure symbolism?
You are now arguing against the canon itself. That "one scene" consists of Kain repeatedly saying that he is destined to die right there, and it's even proven when Raziel starts trying to kill him against his will. This point isn't even relevant, it's just me arguing against your blatant Zelda hate.
He was destined to die. As I recall, Raziel was the Redeemer and Destroyer, both the Vampire and Hylden Champions. Kain isn't the Vampire's savior; Raziel is. Kain just needs to die.
No, they didn't, can you prove that statement? The Sages said that he was captured, not that they did it, nor did they mention how easily it was done. In fact, the evidence points to the fact that he was considered highly dangerous. Do you remember how the Arbiter's Grounds was a place meant for the worst criminals Hyrule had to offer, and Ganondorf was sent there? Do you realize how important the Sages are, and how high profile Ganondorf would have to be for all seven of them to see to him personally?
The rest of that point has already been addressed. Ganondorf knew they couldn't hurt him and only the killed his executioner. He wasn't even trying to kill the rest of them. The BFR, and the entirety of that scene, was nothing but PIS. And if you remember, it's a flashback that doesn't reflect the current Ganondorf. Regardless, the Hylden Lord couldn't replicate any part of that, exept for maybe a stab that Ganondorf will revive from.
Ganondorf was living through him. Did you not notice that Zant's personality did a complete 180 later in the game? In the beginning, Zant was cold, calculating, and terrifying. Then came the confrontation, where Zant says that Ganondorf has already been reborn. After that, Zant is a raving lunatic, just as he was before Ganondorf's influence. Ganondorf possessed him, it looks like.
They don't.
Those are Kain's feats, not the feats of vampires in general. Thus, Kain has a few feats, but the vampires have none. Gorons, on the other hand, have plenty, as do the Shadow Beasts. You're just hating on Zelda, latching on to one low showing like it's the only thing Link has done. It's entirely pointless, as you're in the wrong thread. This is Ganondorf vs. the Hylden Lord.
Ganondorf has the Gorons, Zoras, Hylians, and Twili wanting him dead. What lone dragon? If you're referring to Volvagia, that isn't Twilight Princess. Please follow your own rules. I don't know which games you're talking about for Kain, but I doubt all of it is Defiance. Oh, wait, wrong thread. Again, follow your own rules, please.
Why do you hate Ganondorf? It's really sad, he's such a good villain and you just treat him like crap. And you used to think so highly of him. Until I disagreed with you, off course.
As for your post, Ganondorf defeated Link while "living through" Zant, and brought Hyrule to its knees. The Sages used PIS and an honest to god plot device to win. They could not possibly have killed him. Had Ganondorf not held back, they all would have died. You're still just latching on to one low showing and treating it like it's how Ganondorf is all the time when it isn't. You really don't know the character, so why must you blindly hate him?
Again with the blind hatred. Did you forget that it took four boss fights, with various cutscenes depicting Ganondorf being revived or reforming, followed by being stabbed with his only weakness, which prevented his powers from working, to kill him? And yes, the Elder God was barely affected, that's why he was constantly screaming in pain and growing so desperate as to collapse the room. This isn't relevant to the Hylden Lord.
It isn't relevant to the Hylden Lord, but the demon realm kept Kain from dying from his obviously fatal wound.
I highly doubt that and heard no mention of this at all.
No, the game only supports he was mortally injured twice since we saw the symbol light up to save him and then it failed.
I like ganondorf hence my old sig. You wanking him is what I hate.Soon as his head turned Dorf died you can ignore this all you want because I am used to you ignoring things.
If cutting his head off was nothing then a simple impalement wouldn't cause him to bat an eyelash. Your theories don't add up and never will.
This is tp you need to cite something from tp that supports this as these games don't follow the same histories so this excuse doesn't fly.
No, I am saying that zant abandoned him who was his avatar he needs one it appears to come back.
You aren't familiar with the series Kain doesn't want to die and knows later on his destiny isn't to have died hence no more vampires. It's facts you are arguing with.
You aren't understanding the game correctly. Kain is the scion of balance destined to bring them back to power not Raziel who was always kain's right hand, his sword.
Here is the exact dialogue it's so funny you still can't comprehend these games.
Kain
Do you so enjoy death--
Moebius responds strangely, with satisfaction--
Moebius (actually Raziel)
Yes...
Then Moebius transforms, and Kain sees that it's Raziel impaled on the blade -- just as Raziel's soul begins to leech into the Reaver.
Kain
Raziel? - No -
Kain tries to pull away, but Raziel takes hold of Kain's arm so that he can't.
Raziel
Yes - this is how...
Kain
--No, Raziel!
Kain resists, but Raziel pulls himself farther onto the blade --
Raziel
The Soul Reaver -- pure of all corruption -- this is what it is for. This is what I am for --
-- and puts his right hand over Kain's wounded chest. We see the purifying energy of the Spirit Reaver pass through Raziel and into Kain at this point, and we see the wound heal.
Raziel
The two become one - both Soul Reavers - together - and the Scion of Balance is healed. And I -- am not your enemy - not your destroyer - I am, as before, your right hand. Your sword.