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> I also enjoy Dark Beast Ganon in TP though.
Eh, I somehow really disliked that form of his (pure?) demonic incarnation that always breaked out when he is kill or got to be a permanent in the timeline of decline were he won.
Of course, a beast makes for a good symbol of uncontrolled rage, but his bipedal pig form looked more demonic and is in line with the older games. I mean, most bosses in Zelda are demonic animals, the last one being bipedal accentuates that "finalboss!" feel imo and seems a bit more prideful then something that crawls on all fours.
Which begs the question what is up with the piggyform?
Since SS brought up Demise id think he would break out of his vessel ganondorf (or whatever he choosed before) in his godly appearance of a flaming greyscaled giant, but this is apparently not the case in any game that came thereafter concerning to the timeline.
Did demise's gregiant form degenerate into the piggish demon due to the wearing process of continuous reincarnation, as a punishment by the gods to insult his pride, or did he just choosed this form because he liked it more in the end or what?
The pig being demise when he is overcome by rage instead of a controlled state were he can appear more human is not a good explanation because the first zelda games that were made assume that ganon-piggod of evil is able to control the world and his legions of demons instead of just smashing shit while screaming in a dungeon until the hero encounters him.
This gameseria really is in need of an overaching consistent theology about how gods, their planes of existence (darkworld, sacred realm, hyrule and Termina) and their incarnations work in order to satisfie fan-autism and give a healthy basis for interesting storylines that base any deeper or tragic elements on more then speculation.