Ganon

Ganon (also known as Ganondorf) is the final boss of several games in Nintendo's Legend of Zelda series. Although he made numerous appearances in the series, his complete backstory was not revealed until ' was released for the Nintendo 64 in 1998.

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According to ', Ganon was once a member of the Gerudo tribe and was their king, at which time he was named Ganondorf - the sole male of his kind, as only one male is born to the Gerudo every century. Koume and Kotake are described as his surrogate mothers, raising him in an environment where death is almost an every day event. Ganondorf coveted the Triforce and the lush green lands where Hyrule stood. The hero Link had been used by Ganondorf, unwittingly helping Ganondorf gain access to the Triforce when he acquired the Master Sword, unlocking the entrance to the Sacred Realm where the Triforce resided. However, once Ganondorf touched the Triforce itself, it split into its three components that embedded themselves in the three people destined to receive them - Ganondorf received the Triforce of Power, Link the Triforce of Courage, and Princess Zelda the Triforce of Wisdom.

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