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Ganon Gallery

At last, Hyrule is mine!
― Ganon, New Leaf


Ganon (ガノン Ganon?) is a cranky pig villager who makes his debut in the Welcome amiibo update for New Leaf. He can be summoned through Wisp by using the Ganondorf, Bokoblin, or 8-Bit Link amiibo. His appearance and name are based on those of the main antagonist of the Legend of Zelda series.

Along with other RV-exclusive villagers, Ganon can't be invited to the town if their own house is still present in the town. Once they have packed boxes and left, they may be "adopted" again.

Appearance[]

Ganon is a stylized pig villager, referencing the character of the same name in The Legend of Zelda series. Specifically, Ganon is designed to resemble Ganon's appearance in earlier 2D Zelda games. Ganon is a dark blue pig with clear yellow eyes. He wears a red armor strap over his head, complete with protruding white spikes.

Personality

Below is a brief description of the cranky personality. For more information, click here.

Cranky villagers will usually appear in a grouchy or agitated mood. When talking to the player, cranky villagers tend to become angry if the player disagrees with them or refuses to do a favor. Like all cranky villagers, Ganon will be invested in his hobby and will often challenge the player to various competitions. He will easily get along with jock, snooty, and other cranky villagers, and occasionally lazy and normal villagers as well. However, he will find it hard to socialize with peppy villagers, as they will seem overstimulated or immature.

House[]

The giant bomb, chest, two thrones, gold dividers, and his RV wallpaper.

NL Ganon House NL Ganon House Ext
New Leaf (interior) New Leaf (exterior)

Mobile Home[]

Interior Exterior
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amiibo[]

Ganon doesn't have an amiibo card, however, he can be scanned into New Leaf by talking to Wisp and scanning in the Ganondorf or 8-bit Link amiibo figures.

Trivia[]

  • His birthday is the day the original The Legend of Zelda game first released in Japan, February 21st.
  • He shares his birthday with the lazy penguin Puck. Both of their birthdays are on February 21st.

In other languages[]

Ganon
Language Name Translation
Japan Japanese ガノン Ganon -
France French Ganon -
Spain Spanish Ganon -
Germany German Ganon -
Italy Italian Ganon -
South Korea Korean 가논 Ganon -


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