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Ganon is a boss that is fought by Link in the Prologue and later by Zelda at Hyrule Castle during the main story in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom (EoW). Read on to learn more on how to beat Ganon, as well as its weaknesses, location, and rewards from beating Ganon in the game.
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How to Beat Ganon |
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Ganon holds his staff with his right arm, which makes his staff attacks to cover more of his right side. Whenever Ganon winds up for a lunge or staff throw, quickly dodge to his left and prepare for a counterattack.
The most effective way to defeat Ganon is by utilizing the Swordfighter Form, just like in the very beginning of the game. Whenever you find an opening, quickly transform and attack Ganon before he recovers.
The Fire Keeses he summons later on will drop energy when they hit something, so don't worry too much about draining your Swordfighter Form meter.
Swordfighter Form Upgrade Order
Ganon will occasionally throw his staff towards you that will also stay in place while spinning. You can grab the staff with Bind while it's suspended and slam it to Ganon to deal damage.
After dealing enough damage, you’ll enter the second phase of the fight where Ganon starts throwing Fire Keeses.
Use your Shield in Swordfighter Form or summon Boulder Echoes to block the projectiles, providing protection while also giving you room to maneuver around Ganon and plan your attacks.
In the third and final phase of the fight, Ganon will now conjure homing Orange Orbs that explode on impact. You can deflect these Orbs back at him using the Sword while in Swordfighter Form.
Be aware that Ganon can also deflect the Orbs back, leading to a rally-like exchange. The Orb's speed increases with each volley, so make sure to bounce it back from a safe distance.
Location | Boss Type | Rewards |
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Hyrule Castle | Boss | ・Heart Container |
Weaknesses | ||
・Dodge when he lunges forward and strike back ・Deflect the orange orb back at him in Swordfighter Form |
Ganon is the boss of the Hyrule Castle dungeon during Still Missing. Check out our guide below for a step-by-step walkthrough of the main quest:
Slumber Dojo Challenges Where Ganon Appears |
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・The Titans' Final Gathering |
Ganon can be rematched in Kakariko Village's Slumber Dojo as part of the The Titans' Final Gathering stage. These challenges are boss rushes, where you'll have to fight bosses back-to-back, so be sure you're well-equipped for the gauntlet.
Ganon is first fought by Link during Echoes of Wisdom's opening. This encounter is relatively simple compared to the later fight and primarily serves as a tutorial to the game.
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