Ganon

You kill the wing blight.

Defeat the wing blight, Ganon, and you get Revali's Gale.

Yes.

It's all coming back.

I don't remember them vying for his blood in Zelda 2.

Remember when you die in Zelda 2? Return of Ganon.

Let's say it.

The Adventure of Link.

The number is four.

Where you think about Breath of the Wild, it's like, you can just go beat Ganon right from the start, but you can also do the Divine Beasts and... you get an advantage.

This game, you actually don't have to do any of the four paths.

You can go at the very start to the second part of the game and just talk to Fortune and say, like, nope, I don't want to recruit anyone.

Very Breath of the Wild.

You get off this plateau, you can go kill Ganon right now.

Correct.

If you can, sure.

That whole quest line.

And I think that's the interesting thing.

So not only does it tell you you can go and fight Ganon, to use that analogy again, it says, hey, you have 30 days to save your family.

And that's where the first real mechanic of this thing becomes pretty cool to me.

It's like me with Zelda.

I haven't beat Ganon.

I did Breath of the Wild.

I got two Ganon and then turned the switch

off.

I haven't touched it in three years.