Uber is not pronounced "ooh-ber" if anyone is pronouncing it that way.
When it comes to elementals, these act as the paper, rock, scissors. There are the four original: Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water. I can't say any of these actually have an effect on the other in reality. Water does extinguish fire. Wind may be superior to Earth, but Earth is vague. In Final Fantasy, they have Earth, Fire, Wind, Water, Lightning, Poison, Gravity, Holy, and Shadow. Notice that they do not have Light and Dark. In Yu-Gi-Oh, they have Light and Dark. In Fire Emblem, they have Fire, Wind, Thunder, Light, and Dark. I believe the first three fall under Anima.
Anyway, I don't see why Holy would not affect Dark. They're the opposite of each other. Light is perceived as positive. It's only effective against Dark, because in reality light drives away darkness. Holiness is simply being set apart. That's all it means. Other terms synonymous with "holy" are "sacred," "pure," "hallowed," "sacrosanct," "undefiled." The opposite of "holy" are "depraved," "malevalent," "evil," "wicked." Ganondorf is described as being evil and wicked. His acts are malevalent. I fail to see how holiness, which opposes evil, would not be acceptable against one who is dark or of the shadows.
In case I need to remind everyone here, in European folklore, silver was used to kill evil creatures like werewolves, vampires, witches, and so forth. The reason for this was because when light made contact with silver, the silver shined bright white. The whiteness represented holiness. Long before Light Arrows were used, Silver Arrows were used to defeat Ganondorf. If a weapon is blessed, it's usually done so to defeat those who are evil. I have never heard of a weapon being blessed just to be blessed. Do you know what holy water is? Water that has been blessed. Surely the Master Sword was blessed by the three goddesses. Nowhere does it say anything about the Master Sword and light.
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