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I assume you caught sight of that atrocity enshrouding the castle. That... is Calamity Ganon. One hundred years ago, that vile entity brought the kingdom of Hyrule to ruin. It appeared suddenly and destroyed everything in its path. So many innocent lives were lost in its wake. For a century, the very symbol of our kingdom, Hyrule Castle, has managed to contain that evil. But just barely. There it festers, building its strength for the moment it will unleash its blight upon the land once again. It would appear that moment is fast approaching...
~ King Rhoam to Link on Calamity Ganon.
Ganon was born out of a dark past. He is a pure embodiment of the ancient evil that is reborn time and time again...
~ Princess Zelda describing Dark Beast Ganon.

Calamity Ganon, also known simply as Ganon, is the secondary antagonist of the "Era of the Wilds" saga within The Legend of Zelda franchise, serving as the main antagonist of the 2017 action-adventure game The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and its 2020 hack-and-slash spin-off Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.

He is the manifestation of the Demon King Ganondorf's hatred and malice, taking on the form of a demonic boar. Having been defeated and sealed away 10,000 years ago by the Ancient Hero, Calamity Ganon re-emerges, corrupts the Divine Beasts and the Guardians, and creates the Blight Ganons to lay waste to the kingdom of Hyrule. Using his army, Ganon takes over Hyrule, kills King Rhaom and the Champions, and mortally wounds Link, causing the latter to fall into a coma. After being trapped in Hyrule Castle for 100 years by Princess Zelda, Calamity Ganon begins forming a new body to break free from his imprisonment, with only the newly-awakened Link standing in his way.

He was voiced by Tsuguo Mogami, who previously voiced the Imprisoned in Skyward Sword.

Appearance[]

While Ganon was always depicted as demonic and frightening, while he is the Calamity Ganon, he is portrayed as a titanic mass of black and purple dark Malice, constantly swirling and distorting, shaping itself as a boar's head with glowing yellow eyes, gigantic tusks and an expansible mouth. This seems to be a premature form of his Dark Beast appearance, which is that of a gigantic purple boar with glowing eyes and a flaming mane.

When he tried to manifest into a physical body, Calamity Ganon looks like a deformed spider-like abomination. His flesh is made out of malice, but he's also partially made of Sheikah gear and has their weapons attached to his limbs. He has a humanoid skull with glowing orange eyes and a long beard and mane of wild, red hair, remnants of the monster's origin as Ganondorf.

In an alternate timeline where the events of the Great Calamity were altered, Ganon possessed the inactive and diminutive Guardian Terrako, turning it into Harbinger Ganon. In this form took the appearance of a dark purple and gold Guardian with a red eye and malice pouring out of it. He could also extend his shell to reveal multiple Guardian weapons and a core made of Malice. Later on, Ganon created himself a different body by absorbing its Harbinger and Astor's body. This form was a lot more humanoid than his spider-like form and relied less on Sheikah technology. It also had boar-like feet, hinting at Ganon's regular form in the series.

In his Dark Beast form, he appears as a giant boar-like monster composed entirely of malice. He also walks on all fours, and overall looks similar to Ganon's Dark Beast appearance in Twilight Princess.

Personality[]

Calamity Ganon initially appeared to be nothing but a mindless monster who only wants to cause destruction and suffering. Many referred to him as an "it", for, without a proper incarnation, Ganon was nothing but a manifestation of absolute evil and hatred, a barely sentient entity. At this point in time, there was no sign of the intelligence and cunning of his progenitor, Ganondorf, which implies he had fully given into his hatred and became completely insane.

Despite this, the Calamity seemed to have maintained some degree of his former cunning, as he managed to possess the very tools used to defeat him ages ago, suggesting that he was aware of the fact that the people of Hyrule would try to repeat history. Likewise, even as the Calamity, Ganon retains Ganondorf's persistent goal of returning to the world and accomplishing conquest, albeit through mass destruction rather than careful plotting.

Powers and Abilities[]

To be added...

Biography[]

Past[]

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A tapestry depicting the fight ten thousand years ago.

The history of the royal family of Hyrule is also the history of Calamity Ganon, a primal evil that has endured over the ages.
~ Impa on Calamity Ganon.

The Calamity first appeared thousands of years ago, when King Rauru's seal on Demon King Ganondorf began to weaken. As a result, Ganondorf's Malice— the physical manifestation of his hatred for Hyrule— spilled out and formed into a demonic, boar-like being known as Calamity Ganon.

A creature of pure destruction, Calamity Ganon attempted to destroy the land of Hyrule. However, together with the Divine Beasts developed by the Sheikah, the princess and the Ancient Hero were able to defeat it and seal it away under Hyrule Castle. There, it was trapped for a very long time.

The Great Calamity[]

However, one hundred years ago, more Malice began leaking and spreading across the land, signaling Ganon's return. The royal family noticed and prepared for the new reincarnation by training special Champions of each race to pilot the huge Divine Beasts, four gigantic, animal-shaped, magic-powered warships. Together with an army of powerful combat robots called Guardians, built by the Sheikah for his inevitable return, they should have been able to defeat the Calamity once again. But Zelda wasn't sufficiently prepared and hadn't awakened her sacred powers so, when Ganon emerged, they weren't fully prepared yet. His essence resurfaced and he caught the Champions off guard.

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The Calamity manifesting above the castle.

He used his Malice to take control of all the Guardians and used them to destroy the entirety of Castle Town and take over the castle, slaughtering everyone present, including the king. The Champions were also subsequently killed, and he took over their Divine Beasts and implanted a Blight Ganon in each of them. These machines were used to unleash even more destruction and caused terror for the near settlements. His arrival also led to the Yiga Clan surfacing which were Sheikah who betrayed their tribe and started to worship Ganon as a deity. Link and Zelda were running away and fighting their way through Guardians who were destroying everything in their path but Link got fatally injured and Zelda was in tears. She blamed herself for everything, since she didn't get a hold of her divine powers. But through all the suffering around her, she finally found the strength to awaken her power.

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Zelda sealing Ganon in the castle.

She sent Link to the Shrine of Resurrection and went to face Ganon alone. He, after destroying many towns and killing countless people by spreading his army of Guardians and monsters, planned to materialize fully but Zelda stopped him and managed to bind Ganon to Hyrule Castle. As a result, the Divine Beasts and all of the Guardians were rendered inactive. She kept him confined but had to use all her strength to do so. Zelda endured fighting with Ganon for one hundred years, giving it her all to keep him imprisoned, while he tried relentlessly to break free of her binds.

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Ganon reviving all monsters during a Blood Moon.

The whole thing was a cataclysmic event, so that even one hundred years later, most of the kingdom is still reduced to ruins overcome by wilderness, and civilization has heavily regressed, save for a few settlements. Calamity Ganon is still sealed, but the Blight Ganons are still controlling the Divine Beasts and sometime just before Link would awaken, Calamity Ganon had regained some strength to take remote control of the Divine Beasts, through the Blight Ganons, to lay waste on the land, weakening the seal that is about to break anytime soon. Despite being trapped, he still spread his Malice over the entire country, corrupting the land and spawning many monsters. He covered numerous structures, where it festered and destroyed them along with the nature around it. Hyrule Castle is covered in the most Malice, as this is where it stemmed from. Every now and then, a Blood Moon appears. At this time, Ganon's powers momentarily increase, and he is able to revive all the monsters who were previously killed (excluding the Blight Ganons and Master Kohga), effectively giving him an "immortal" army.

As Link came very close to awakening from a century long slumber in the Shrine of Resurrection, the Blight Ganons caused the Divine Beasts to cause much turmoil to each of the following four regions and their tribes in Hyrule:

  • In Eldin, Fireblight Ganon controlled Rudania to cause Death Mountain to erupt endlessly, with Magma Bombs raining from the top of the great volcano onto the path that Link takes to Goron City and caused the Northern Mines to close down, due to constant lava flows.
  • In Lanayru, Waterblight Ganon controlled Ruta to cause an unending rainstorm throughout Zora's Domain that threatened to flood all of Hyrule.
  • In Hebra, Windblight Ganon controlled Medoh to prevent the Rito of Rito Village to soar at their preferred altitude, with the threat of them being shot down by its cannons if they fly too high.
  • In Gerudo, Thunderblight Ganon controlled Naboris to cause an unending sandstorm, threatening the inhabitants of Gerudo Desert with the deadly risk of being struck by lightning if they wander too close to it.

Breath of the Wild[]

One hundred years later, Link reawakens, having lost all his memories but Zelda calls out to him and tells him of Calamity Ganon. He is hovering around Hyrule Castle, where he is still confined, clouding it in a dark mist of Malice. He stays there while Link journeys around the land. He doesn't interfere directly, but always reminds Link of what he must do. In general, he causes a dark presence that lurks in every corner of the land. Link frees the Divine Beasts and the spirits of the Champions by defeating Ganon's Blights. He then makes his way to the castle and after battling many more monsters, the Hero of Hyrule finally reaches the throne room.

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Link facing Calamity Ganon.

There, Ganon lurks within a giant cocoon that resembles a human heart, attempting to regain his physical form but Link interrupts him, and, since Zelda is at the end of her strength, he breaks free and regenerates prematurely, leading to him looking monstrous and messy as he is still not complete. The Divine Beasts, whose pilots were rescued, then fire their cannons in his direction, severely weakening him. Ganon is full of hatred and anger and attacks Link with all weapons he had in his possession; crawling on the walls and using many elemental attacks that the Blights have used. When he is weakened even further, he creates a force field around his body that would protect him, but Link bypasses it by reflecting Ganon's laser back at him.

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Zelda sealing away Calamity Ganon.

Ultimately, Calamity Ganon is defeated; releasing a monstrous roar as his body violently disintegrates and his spirit summons all the Malice in the kingdom to him and manifests into his true Dark Beast form. Zelda says that his form was born from his obsessive refusal to give up on revival. He stands in the middle of Hyrule Field and shoots giant beams of malice at Link but Zelda aids the Hero of the Wild and opens up weak points where Link can shoot arrows of light. As Link does so, the Calamity Ganon loses more of his power until his core is revealed and Link shoots one final arrow into the giant pulsating eyeball. Zelda emerges from within him and she uses all her power to seal him again, bringing peace back to the land.

Hyrule Warriors: Age Of Calamity[]

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Harbinger Ganon in Age of Calamity.

After the second Great Calamity, a small Guardian called Terrako is sent through a time warp one hundred years in the past to change the outcome of the disaster. Calamity Ganon, realizing the threat Terrako poses if it warns the past versions of King Rhoam, Princess Zelda, and the Champions of the dark future it would unleash on Hyrule, sends some of his Malice in a Guardian Stalker he tried to shoot Terrako with after it to stop it. The Malice infects the Terrako of the past, becoming the Harbinger Ganon and it is found by Astor, who uses it to prevent the future from changing, also gaining the support of the Yiga Clan to do it, using their hideaway as his home base where Harbinger Ganon shows him visions of the dark future that Calamity Ganon ruled and the Harbinger Ganon tries multiple times to stop Link and Zelda, such as possessing other Guardians and leading an army of monsters to Rito Village, causing them to attack Link when they mistake Terrako for the Harbinger. It also assigns Master Kohga the duty of disguising himself as Urbosa to sow discontent and suspicion in Ganon's former kind in the Gerudo to believe that Zelda had come to take over their lands from them, causing them to attack Zelda and her group as well before the real Urbosa ruin the ploy right as Kohga is about to kill Zelda personally.

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Hatred and Malice Incarnate: Calamity Ganon.

Ultimately, the Harbinger Ganon infects Hyrule Castle and issues a second Great Calamity, with the help of Astor harvesting the souls of the Yiga Clan. However, the future Champions arrive to protect the original Champions from the Blight Ganons, preventing the Divine Beasts from falling into Ganon's hands. With support from the races of Hyrule, Zelda and allies raid the Malice infected Hyrule Castle to confront Astor and the Harbinger Ganon. After both are overwhelmed, Astor commands the Calamity to destroy them. The Harbinger instead absorbs Astor into it to create a new physical form for Calamity Ganon, that of a giant humanoid, who then manages to turn the future Terrako against Link and Zelda, forcing them to critically damage it to free it of the Malice, which only enrages Zelda, vowing to take down Calamity Ganon personally. Despite the heroes' efforts to defeat the beast, Ganon still has enough power to resist Zelda's sealing effort. Its body is so resistant it is also able to shrug off anything the Heroes throw at it but, right before it is able to end Link and Zelda, Terrako jumps in the way and explodes via its self-destruct, weakening Ganon enough for Zelda to complete the ritual and seal him away after Link slices him in two with the Master Sword, preventing the dark future from Breath of the Wild.

Other media[]

Super Smash Bros.[]

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Calamity Ganon appears as a legendary-rank primary attack spirit with only one support slot and no effect. His spirit battle is against a giant Ganondorf on the Great Plateau Tower with Zelda as an ally. The player takes sudden damage after a while and loses automatically if Zelda is KO'd.

Trivia[]

  • The English version states that Ganon assumed his Dark Beast form because he gave up on reincarnation and simply wanted to manifest and cause destruction. In the Japanese version, however, the exact opposite was stated, in that Ganon assumed this form specifically because he refused to give up on reincarnating himself.
  • This is the first and only version of Ganon who never kidnapped or kept Princess Zelda prisoner so far. In fact, Zelda trapped Calamity Ganon for a century to make sure that it doesn't cause any further damage until Link returned.
  • During Ganondorf's transformation into the Demon Dragon at the end of Tears of the Kingdom, he briefly takes on a boar-like form resembling Calamity Ganon.
  • Daruk, who has a fear of dogs, was worried that Ganon may be a dog-like beast. Any hardcore Legend of Zelda fan knows that Ganon is more associated with pigs, so Daruk had nothing to worry about. He probably found that out too as he referred to Ganon as "Bacon Breath".

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