The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Final Trailer Reveals the Return of Ganon
He’s back and badder than ever.
Matthew Fuller 
Screenshot via Nintendo’s YouTube channel
With a month to go until launch, Nintendo has released its final trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, showing off more snippets of gameplay and story hints to get players excited for their return to Hyrule.
If that wasn’t enough, this new trailer has confirmed that Ganon, the series’s main antagonist, will return to the series in all his glory and bring plenty of destruction and mayhem back to the kingdom of Hyrule.
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The three-minute trailer is jam-packed full of new tidbits for fans to dissect, with the most notable being the inclusion of Ganondorf as the game’s main villain once again. We’ve seen what appeared to be Ganon in previous trailers, only a little less alive and animated, but this time around, we get a full look at the villain back and very much kicking, complete with his red hair and following black garbs. We also see him pulling no punches with his return, summoning minions and launching a wide-scale attack that looks to shake Hyrule to its core.
We also got to see more of the gameplay, including a better look at the Sky Islands, which will be a major part of the game’s world. They look to be a big addition to the game, with floating platforms, new enemies, and different structures for players to explore. We also see some new uses of the Fuse and Ultrahand abilities, which allow players to fuse and create new weapons and vehicles. On top of that, we saw returning characters, such as the champions, alongside new friends who will look to be essential parts of the story. Finally, we saw what appear to be underground locations and areas that we think look a little like dungeons, but that has yet to be confirmed.
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This final trailer will undoubtedly go down well with fans, and it’s not too long now until we finally get to jump into the newest entry to the series when it releases on May 12, 2023, for Nintendo Switch.
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