One of my own invented monsters. A lesser mage than capable of true lichdom, this being has bound its life energy to the remains of some physically powerful creature - so more of a physical threat, less of a magical one. A very lucky and difficult attack might be able to get past the protection of those ribs and take out the original wizard’s skull!
While in theory a Gerudo and a normal fairy could have a kid due to their unique method, in practice it doesn’t actually happen. If a Gerudo would ever have a child with a fairy, it’s always with a Great Fairy. But the resulting child doesn’t look much different than a Gerudo: children of Great Fairies always look like the non-fairy parent, and Gerudo are no exception.
tricornking said: So that’s why Ganondorf looks like a full Gerudo, his second mom was a Great Fairy!
It’s a good guess but I’m afraid that’s not the case. Ganondorf’s non-gerudo parent was a Goron.
so wait does ganon, the warlock king of evil and holder of the triforce of power, just, eat rocks?
I honestly don’t understand what you’re goin’ for with your question so I’m gonna answer with a simple no. Of course he doesn’t eat rocks.
i cant stop thinking about ganndorf trying to eat the spiritual stones now
