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Thanks 4 the pics dude!Not sure if this has been posted yet but Nintendo 3DS (Germany)'s official Facebook page just uploaded some new (and some old?) pictures. How kind:
Revenge on who? The guy who helped him against the big bad who orchestrated the whole thing? Guy's already gone. He needs a companion and that's it. Ganondorf was just following the command of a big guy who he attacked when it was found out he was controlling someone he wanted to work for. Ganondorf's still a jerk, but he's not even close to a true bad guy in this game. He decided to help the heroes. There's little point in taking revenge on him.
Sakurai already said no tripping. Plus he looks like he just got hit by something.
To be fair, he didn't specify what kind of tripping. It could be even from Items or Diddy Kong's move for all we know(also, Sword Cutter, Link's Down A, caused it). I think it's just the random kind, but Sakurai is mysterious. Any vague statement means little. We know one of those won't return(unless he changes his mind later, like he did when he brought in Villager for sure in For).
Answers in bold. What makes sense doesn't apply in a video game, Hyper. It never has. Of course, the truth behind ROB's way of thinking is unknown. You could make assumptions, but they all are justified by examples. For example, not all robots follow logic.
Looks to me like he's grabbing the ledge of the block that Toon Link and Mario are on.
After seeing the change he took on those capsules and the sudden reveal of Marth I don't know what to expect from this guy anymore.
Only he upfront told us tripping will not be in the game. He won't go back on his word from that.
The pokemon was intentionally going for diddy kong. Fox just stepped in. Nd douchebag Falco? B*tch plz
Ehh with Sakurai you never know.
Actually, the original question was "is tripping back?" They didn't say Item Tripping, or Random Tripping, or Move-based Tripping, just "tripping". We have no idea what Sakurai was referring to when he said it wouldn't return, because the question is supremely vague.
Just when things couldn't get worse Andross and StarWolf put it up on Twitter (Falco's Website)
Lucas leaves on a happy note by reuniting with Ness later on. I'd say R.O.B. wins in the more tragic area. He happy ending is... uh... we don't know if he be-friended anyone whatsoever. He technically worked with the guy who directly opposed him in a cutscene. Even though Lucas had it hard, let's be honest, R.O.B. seriously had it the hardest overall.
That's not ok.
No its not.
Ness had it hard? He got turned into a trophy by Wario, big whoop. Everyone got turned into trophies.
...I never said Ness had it hard. I never even mentioned him. What are you talking about?
That's the actual issue. This is TP Ganondorf. WW Ganondorf, man, I wish he was in the game. I could definitely see them reconciling. This version... nah.
While Link and Zelda have multiple reincarnations, Ganondorf is the one and only version of himself in every game he appears, he lives for indefinite periods of time and gets resurrected upon death. The TP and WW versions of Ganondorf both branch from the OoT Ganondorf, his intentions are just not shown as clearly as in WW. So even though they look different and are from different timelines, they all have the same backstory. Fun facts.
Doesn't make them even remotely alike. WW Ganondorf =/= TP Ganondorf. They're entirely different in every way but names and the ability to do magic and wield a sword. The latter two are also widely different in their applications. I see no major similarities between them. They're pretty much different characters altogether. Despite being the same person. The other problem is they're from entirely different timelines, and you know, having completely different characterization. Oh, and OOT isn't like either of them. None of Ganondorf's appearances have a similar character. They're all unique. This isn't common among a lot of characters among the Nintendo games either. They're usually the same.(Zelda series is very mixed on this. Tingle is about the same in his appearances, usually being an extortionist, and only "technically" a good guy. His personality seems far less helpful towards you and there's a lot more that could be said about him. I don't think he had unique counterparts either. Nobody knows if it's the same Tingle either among all the storylines, you know, since I doubt he lives forever. But that's also an issue with others like Malon, Talon, and Epona. They don't have this reincarnation(or whatever) thing going for them).
The problem is more on Nintendo's end, you can't really get much personality from TP Ganondorf since he doesn't say much. Would you think the same about WW Ganondorf if he hadn't had his monologue? He would just be plain bad guy Ganon trying to get the Triforce, there's no saying whether TP Ganondorf thinks the same or not, since he didn't give the same speech. I think it's safe to assume that his backstory is somewhat similar at least, since even though they are in separate timelines, they are both actually Ganondorf from OoT, under different circumstances. In either case, he was still the Gerudo king, he still tried to take over Hyrule in OoT, and failed in both instances, it's only the events afterwards that changed massively.
