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{{Boss
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|name = Demise
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|image = [[File:DemonBoss BlackMasterSword.png|240px]]
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|caption =
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|title = [[The Imprisoned]]<br>Demon King
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|race = [[Demon]]
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|gender = Male
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|game = {{SS}}
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|other = {{SSB4|Wii U}} {{Exp|as a Trophy}}
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|era = [[Zelda Timeline#The Era of the Goddess Hylia|Era of the Goddess Hylia]]<br>[[Zelda Timeline#The Sky Era|Sky Era]]
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|dungeon =
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|weakness = [[Master Sword]]
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|reward =
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|theme music = <nowiki></nowiki>
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{{(!}}
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{{!}}[[File:Demise Battle (Phase 1).ogg|noicon]]
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{{!}}{{Exp|battle theme - phase 1}}
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{{!-}}
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{{!}}[[File:Demise Battle (Phase 2).ogg|noicon]]
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{{!}}{{Exp|battle theme - phase 2}}
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{{!)}}
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|strategy =
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|voice actor = {{wp|Takashi Nagasako}}
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'''Demise''' is one of two primary antagonists in {{SS}}, and serves as the [[Final Boss]]. Long ago, he and his horde of demons broke through a fissure in the earth and sought out the [[Triforce]]. However, he was defeated and sealed away by the goddess [[Hylia]], and after the events of ''Skyward Sword'', finally by [[Link]] through use of the [[Master Sword]]. Upon his defeat, Demise makes a claim that his hatred will not end, but will be reborn in the coming ages. The form of this evil is thought to be [[Ganon]]. {{HH}} specifically mentions that his flaming red hair is to signify a connection to him.<ref>{{Cite book|quote= To give him some resemblance to Ganondorf, we didn't just make his hair red, we set it on fire.|book= Hyrule Historia|publisher= Dark Horse Books|page= 17}}</ref>
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{{Fi|Demise|This eternal being has conquered time itself. It is the source of all monsters.
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According to tales passed down through generations, it appears differently in each epoch and to each person who lays eyes on it.
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It is clear that '''Skyward Strikes''' cannot be called down to your sword because this place is under the magical influence of Demise. Attacks using '''Skyward Strike energy''' will not be possible here.
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It is highly probable that the only weapon capable of wounding Demise is the '''Master Sword''' itself. No other weapon can affect it.
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The probability that a single, standard attack of yours will injure Demise, Master, is exactly 0%.
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A series of attacks that can overwhelm Demise's guard is required, such as '''repeated slashing from various angles'''.
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Results from my analysis confirm that the time to strike Demise is when he holds his sword aloft.
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However, vigilance is required. Any attack falling near Demise's sword has a 100% chance of being blocked.
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I need more time to complete my analysis of Demise. In a few moments, use '''Z''' to lock on to Demise and then call me with '''Down'''. I will report my findings then.
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:{{color|grey|(During second phase)}}<br>
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I can confirm it is possible for Demise to store the electrical energy of a lightning strike in his sword and use it to his advantage. Master, should your sword come into contact with Demise's sword once it has electrified, you will receive a painful shock. It is essential that you time your attacks carefully. Very carefully.
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Master, I see no reason why you cannot make use of the lightning strikes the same way Demise does.
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It is possible to store lightning in the '''Master Sword''' by raising your sword in the air as if you were readying a '''Skyward Strike'''. When lightning strikes in the distance and the sky lights up, quickly raise your sword skyward to call down the lightning. However, be aware that while you are attempting to be struck by lightning, you will be leaving yourself open to Demise's attacks.}}
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==Biography==
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===Background===
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When the [[Golden Goddesses]] departed from the world, they trusted their ultimate power, the [[Triforce]], in the hands of [[Hylia]] to protect it.<ref>{{Cite|Handed down by the gods of old, this power gave its holder the means to make any desire a reality. Such was the might of the ultimate power that the old ones placed it in the care of the goddess.|Introduction|SS}}</ref> However, Demise, wanting to make the world his own, gathered an army of monsters and together launched an attack against the people of the surface, murdering them and causing misfortunes all just to get their hands on the power guarded by Hylia.<ref>{{Cite|One dark, fateful day, the earth cracked wide and malevolent forces rushed forth from the fissure. They mounted a brutal assault upon the surface people, driving the land into deep despair... They burnt forests to ash, choked the land's sweet springs, and murdered without hesitation. They did all this in their lust to take the ultimate power protected by Her Grace, the goddess.|Introduction|SS}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|In his thirst to make the world his own, Demise readied a massive army of monsters for war. He sought to take the Triforce for himself by force.|Zelda|SS}}</ref>
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To prevent the great power from falling into the hands of Demise, Hylia and the five tribes who lived on the surface joined forces and sealed away Demise, restoring peace to the land.<ref>{{Cite|With the humans safe, the goddess joined forces with the land dwellers and fought the evil forces, sealing them away. At last, peace was restored to the surface.|Introduction|SS}}</ref> Due to the seal placed upon him, he assumes the monstrous form as [[The Imprisoned]] for the majority of the plot.<ref>{{Cite|Stripped of his true physical form by the seal that binds him, he takes the shape of an abomination. But even in his hideous state, he's more than capable of devouring this land if we allow him to do what he desires.|Zelda|SS}}</ref>
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===Resurrection===
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[[Ghirahim]], who is actually [[Demise's Sword]], pursues [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]] to steal her soul and thus resurrect his Master, Demise.<ref>{{Cite|My master may have perished in this age, but in the past he lives yet! I'm taking the girl back through that gate to help me revive the demon king!|Ghirahim|SS}}</ref> Meanwhile, Demise attempts to break free of his seal by his own means in the form of The Imprisoned, but he is consistently repelled and re-sealed beneath the [[Sealed Grounds]] through the efforts of [[Link]] and [[Groose]]. At last, when Link obtains the Triforce, he manages to defeat Demise permanently by driving the [[Statue of the Goddess]] from [[Skyloft]] into the Sealed Grounds as The Imprisoned awakens for the fourth time. However, Ghirahim kidnaps Zelda and takes her to the past through the [[Gate of Time]] in the Sealed Temple, where he begins a ritual to revive his master.
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While Link manages to defeat Ghirahim, he is too late to stop the resurrection of Demise. The Imprisoned begins to absorb Zelda's soul and eventually transforms into the Demon King himself. Ghirahim welcomes back his master,<ref>{{Cite|Welcome back to us, Master.|Ghirahim|SS}}</ref> but Demise pulls a dark Sword out of Ghirahim and seals his entity within the weapon. Demise continues to absorb the soul of Zelda to gain unstoppable power; he is impressed with Link's determination to protect the goddess and invites him to do battle.<ref>{{Cite|Hmm... So you and that other human would stand before obliteration to aid the goddess, would you? How curious... The humans I've known are weak things. Hardly more than insects, shivering under rocks and ready to flee at the mere glimpse of me.|Demise|SS}}</ref><ref name= "Ise"/><ref>{{Cite|You grow more fascinating by the second, human. I never imagined I'd meet one of your kind who wished to stand against me in battle. Very well, then. I shall prepare a place for us where we will not be bothered by distractions. If you still have the courage to face me, seek me there.|Demise|SS}}</ref> To Demise's shock, Link manages to defeat him, but in his dying throes, he warns Link that it was not over, and that an [[Ganon|incarnation of his hatred]] would be reborn as a being to pursue domination of the world, as well as those with the blood of the goddess and the spirit of the hero, in a cycle without end.<ref>{{Cite|Though this is not the end. My hate... never perishes. It is born anew in a cycle with no end! I will rise again. Those like you... Those who share the blood of the goddess and the spirit of the hero... They are eternally bound to this curse. An incarnation of my hatred shall ever follow your kind, dooming them to wander a blood-soaked sea of darkness for all time!|Demise|SS}}</ref> With that, Demise is sealed away within the [[Master Sword]], where his remains begin to decay.<ref>{{Cite|The last remnants of Demise are decaying slowly within the sword.|Impa|SS}}</ref>
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==Characteristics==
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Demise carries a cocky, overbearing temperament,<ref>{{Cite|The only question left is how long you will remain standing before I take your life. Try to keep it interesting for me, would you?|Demise|SS}}</ref> and will stop at nothing to prove his power to any who defy him.<ref name= "Ise">{{Cite|When I last walked this world, they did little more than scream and cling to their goddess, mewling and praying... Counting on her to protect them.|Demise|SS}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|How amusing to think those cowards begot someone like you.|Demise|SS}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|You can spend what little time your world has left cowering and crying, as befits your kind.|Demise|SS}}</ref> [[Fi]] describes Demise as "the source of all monsters," and states that he "has conquered time itself." Demise has a strong resemblance to [[Ganon]]dorf: large stature, fiery red hair, dark skin, and even his facial features are similar, and in the cutscene before the final battle with him, a variation of Ganon's leitmotif plays.
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==Strategy==
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[[File:DemiseDef.png|250px|thumb|right|Demise being defeated by Link]]
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After Link enters the chosen battlefield through the portal in the past, Demise praises him for his courage,<ref>{{Cite|Ah, so you've decided to meet your end in battle after all. It pleases me greatly to see such misplaced valor, human.|Demise|SS}}</ref> but then tells him him that when he falls,<ref>{{Cite|Take a moment to appreciate your surroundings, for where we stand shall serve as your tomb for eternity.|Demise|SS}}</ref> he shall rule over everything in the world.<ref>{{Cite|And when you do fall, know that your world and everything in it is mine to dominate... Mine to subjugate... Mine to rule!|Demise|SS}}</ref> With that, the battle begins.
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Striking Demise through his guard can be difficult, as he will attempt to block every attack Link makes. Additionally, Link's [[Skyward Strike]] is unavailable as the power of the Goddess is negated by Demise's personal battlefield. Link can quickly [[Shield Attack]] when Demise attacks with [[Demise's Sword|his Sword]], then follow up with a vertical attack or [[Spin Attack]]. Eventually, Demise will be thrown backwards, seemingly defeated, but he will rise up and summon a storm. Demise can then draw the lightning from the storm to charge his Sword with electricity. Link will now be damaged if he strikes the Sword and Demise will cause twice as much damage as before. Demise is now able to perform his own variation on a Skyward Strike, after which he is forced to recharge his Sword by pointing it skyward. It is possible to defeat Demise by attacking him before he can recharge his blade, but it is easier to mimic Demise and point the Master Sword to the sky. This will charge the Master Sword with electricity from lightning bolts, allowing Link to attack with a Skyward Strike and paralyze Demise, making him vulnerable to attack.
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After doing this a few times,{{how many|SS}} he will fall back again, allowing Link to finish him with a lightning charged [[Fatal Blow]]. Demise is swift however, and he will usually dodge the attack at first, and sometimes the second. If Link is quick enough to land the second attack, or attempts to land the third, the battle ends.
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==Non-Canon Appearances==
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===''Super Smash Bros. for Wii U''===
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In {{SSB4|Wii U}}, Demise appears as a [[Trophies in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U|Trophy]].
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====Trophy Information====
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{| class=wikitable sortable align=center width=100% cellspacing=0 border=1 cellpadding=3 style="text-align:center; border-collapse:collapse;"
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|-
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!width="inherited"|Image
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!width="inherited"|Description
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!width="inherited"|How to Unlock
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|[[File:SSBU Demise Trophy.png|130px]]
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|This monster, hair like a billowing flame and a giant blade in hand, is so terrifying that he is known simply by the result of his actions. Sealed away by the goddess Hylia during an ancient war for the Triforce, he awakes a thousand years later to fight Link in a battle that will truly be legendary.
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|{{Exp|Can be obtained in Classic Mode, in All-Star Mode, in Trophy Rush, in Smash Tour, in Crazy Orders or purchased from the Trophy Shop|Random}}
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|}
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{{noncanon|end}}
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==Trivia==
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*Despite elsewhere referring to Demise as a man, Fi calls Demise an "it" while describing him to Link.<ref>{{Cite|This eternal being has conquered time itself. It is the source of all monsters.|Fi|SS}}</ref>
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*Demise will stare at the [[Bug Net]] if it is brought out, similar to the uses of the [[Bug Net]], [[Empty Bottle]], and [[Fishing Rod]] in previous games. As with [[Agahnim]]'s attacks, Demise's Skyward Strike can be reflected by the Bug Net.
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*Demise bears a glowing, X-shaped scar on his forehead, which may be a result of the [[Sealing Spike]]. It is located in the same area that his reincarnation, Ganondorf, wears a forehead jewel, and in {{TP}}, both Ganon and Ganondorf have similar scars which serve as weak points.
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*Demise shares the title of "Demon King" with [[Malladus]] and [[Ganon]].{{fact|SS}}<!--confirm they are spelled the same in Japanese-->
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*Two of Ganondorf's Weapons in {{HW}}, the [[Swords of Demise]] and the [[Trident of Demise]], are named after and designed around Demise.
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==Etymology==
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{{Names
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|en= Demise
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|enM=
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|ja= {{Romanize|終焉の者|Shuuen no Mono}}
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|jaM= Person of Demise
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|es= Heraldo de la Muerte
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|esM= Harbinger of Death
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|esL= El Heraldo {{exp|Shortening of full name used at start of boss fight}}
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|esLM= The Harbinger
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|fr= Avatar du Néant
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|frM= Avatar of Nothingness
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|de = {{de|Der Todbringer}}
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|deM = The Deathbringer
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|it= Mortipher
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|itM= From the Latin word "Mortifer," meaning "death"
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|ko= {{Romanize|종언자|Jongeonja}}
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|koM= The Person of Demise}}
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==Gallery==
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<gallery>
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File:Demisesummonsdarkness.png|Demise summoning darkness
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File:D+G.png|Demise and Ghirahim in their true forms
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File:D+G2.png|Demise readying Ghirahim to transform
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File:DSword.png|Demise holding his Sword
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File:GAbsorbed.png|Demise absorbing Ghirahim into his Sword
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File:Face1.png|Close-up of Demise
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File:Face2.png|Close-up of Demise
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File:LinkDefiant.png|Link standing before Demise
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File:L+D.png|Link about to confront Demise
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File:Fight1.png|Demise with his back to Link
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File:Fight2.png|Demise about to commence the battle
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File:Screenshot 34.png|The second round of the battle with Demise
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File:DemiseScar.png|The scar on Demise's forehead
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File:SSDemiseConcept.jpg|Concept art of Demise from ''Hyrule Historia''
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</gallery>
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{{Ref}}
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{{Bosses|SS}}
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{{Characters}}
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{{HumanEnemy}}
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[[Category:Demons]]
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[[Category:Swordsmen]]
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[[Category:Royalty]]
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[[Category:Bosses in Skyward Sword]]
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[[Category:Characters in Skyward Sword]]

Revision as of 14:11, 14 May 2016

Template:Boss Demise is one of two primary antagonists in Skyward Sword, and serves as the Final Boss. Long ago, he and his horde of demons broke through a fissure in the earth and sought out the Triforce. However, he was defeated and sealed away by the goddess Hylia, and after the events of Skyward Sword, finally by Link through use of the Master Sword. Upon his defeat, Demise makes a claim that his hatred will not end, but will be reborn in the coming ages. The form of this evil is thought to be Ganon. Hyrule Historia specifically mentions that his flaming red hair is to signify a connection to him.[1]

Biography

Background

When the Golden Goddesses departed from the world, they trusted their ultimate power, the Triforce, in the hands of Hylia to protect it.[2] However, Demise, wanting to make the world his own, gathered an army of monsters and together launched an attack against the people of the surface, murdering them and causing misfortunes all just to get their hands on the power guarded by Hylia.[3][4]

To prevent the great power from falling into the hands of Demise, Hylia and the five tribes who lived on the surface joined forces and sealed away Demise, restoring peace to the land.[5] Due to the seal placed upon him, he assumes the monstrous form as The Imprisoned for the majority of the plot.[6]

Resurrection

Ghirahim, who is actually Demise's Sword, pursues Zelda to steal her soul and thus resurrect his Master, Demise.[7] Meanwhile, Demise attempts to break free of his seal by his own means in the form of The Imprisoned, but he is consistently repelled and re-sealed beneath the Sealed Grounds through the efforts of Link and Groose. At last, when Link obtains the Triforce, he manages to defeat Demise permanently by driving the Statue of the Goddess from Skyloft into the Sealed Grounds as The Imprisoned awakens for the fourth time. However, Ghirahim kidnaps Zelda and takes her to the past through the Gate of Time in the Sealed Temple, where he begins a ritual to revive his master.

While Link manages to defeat Ghirahim, he is too late to stop the resurrection of Demise. The Imprisoned begins to absorb Zelda's soul and eventually transforms into the Demon King himself. Ghirahim welcomes back his master,[8] but Demise pulls a dark Sword out of Ghirahim and seals his entity within the weapon. Demise continues to absorb the soul of Zelda to gain unstoppable power; he is impressed with Link's determination to protect the goddess and invites him to do battle.[9][10][11] To Demise's shock, Link manages to defeat him, but in his dying throes, he warns Link that it was not over, and that an incarnation of his hatred would be reborn as a being to pursue domination of the world, as well as those with the blood of the goddess and the spirit of the hero, in a cycle without end.[12] With that, Demise is sealed away within the Master Sword, where his remains begin to decay.[13]

Characteristics

Demise carries a cocky, overbearing temperament,[14] and will stop at nothing to prove his power to any who defy him.[10][15][16] Fi describes Demise as "the source of all monsters," and states that he "has conquered time itself." Demise has a strong resemblance to Ganondorf: large stature, fiery red hair, dark skin, and even his facial features are similar, and in the cutscene before the final battle with him, a variation of Ganon's leitmotif plays.

Strategy

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Demise being defeated by Link

After Link enters the chosen battlefield through the portal in the past, Demise praises him for his courage,[17] but then tells him him that when he falls,[18] he shall rule over everything in the world.[19] With that, the battle begins.

Striking Demise through his guard can be difficult, as he will attempt to block every attack Link makes. Additionally, Link's Skyward Strike is unavailable as the power of the Goddess is negated by Demise's personal battlefield. Link can quickly Shield Attack when Demise attacks with his Sword, then follow up with a vertical attack or Spin Attack. Eventually, Demise will be thrown backwards, seemingly defeated, but he will rise up and summon a storm. Demise can then draw the lightning from the storm to charge his Sword with electricity. Link will now be damaged if he strikes the Sword and Demise will cause twice as much damage as before. Demise is now able to perform his own variation on a Skyward Strike, after which he is forced to recharge his Sword by pointing it skyward. It is possible to defeat Demise by attacking him before he can recharge his blade, but it is easier to mimic Demise and point the Master Sword to the sky. This will charge the Master Sword with electricity from lightning bolts, allowing Link to attack with a Skyward Strike and paralyze Demise, making him vulnerable to attack.

After doing this a few times,Template:How many he will fall back again, allowing Link to finish him with a lightning charged Fatal Blow. Demise is swift however, and he will usually dodge the attack at first, and sometimes the second. If Link is quick enough to land the second attack, or attempts to land the third, the battle ends.

Non-Canon Appearances

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, Demise appears as a Trophy.

Trophy Information

Image Description How to Unlock
File:SSBU Demise Trophy.png This monster, hair like a billowing flame and a giant blade in hand, is so terrifying that he is known simply by the result of his actions. Sealed away by the goddess Hylia during an ancient war for the Triforce, he awakes a thousand years later to fight Link in a battle that will truly be legendary. Random

Trivia

  • Despite elsewhere referring to Demise as a man, Fi calls Demise an "it" while describing him to Link.[20]
  • Demise will stare at the Bug Net if it is brought out, similar to the uses of the Bug Net, Empty Bottle, and Fishing Rod in previous games. As with Agahnim's attacks, Demise's Skyward Strike can be reflected by the Bug Net.
  • Demise bears a glowing, X-shaped scar on his forehead, which may be a result of the Sealing Spike. It is located in the same area that his reincarnation, Ganondorf, wears a forehead jewel, and in Twilight Princess, both Ganon and Ganondorf have similar scars which serve as weak points.
  • Demise shares the title of "Demon King" with Malladus and Ganon.[citation needed]
  • Two of Ganondorf's Weapons in Hyrule Warriors, the Swords of Demise and the Trident of Demise, are named after and designed around Demise.

Etymology

TMC Forest Minish Artwork Names in Other Regions TMC Jabber Nut Sprite
Language Name Meaning
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Republic of Ireland EnglishUK Demise
Japan Japanese 終焉の者 (Shuuen no Mono) Person of Demise
French-speaking countries French Avatar du Néant Avatar of Nothingness
Federal Republic of Germany German Der Todbringer The Deathbringer
Italian Republic Italian Mortipher From the Latin word "Mortifer," meaning "death"
ERROR: You must enter a country code. Korean 종언자 (Jongeonja) The Person of Demise
Spanish-speaking countries Spanish Heraldo de la Muerte Harbinger of Death
Community of Latin American and Caribbean States SpanishLA El Heraldo Triforce piece The Harbinger

Gallery

References

  1. Template:Cite book
  2. "Handed down by the gods of old, this power gave its holder the means to make any desire a reality. Such was the might of the ultimate power that the old ones placed it in the care of the goddess." — Introduction (Skyward Sword)
  3. "One dark, fateful day, the earth cracked wide and malevolent forces rushed forth from the fissure. They mounted a brutal assault upon the surface people, driving the land into deep despair... They burnt forests to ash, choked the land's sweet springs, and murdered without hesitation. They did all this in their lust to take the ultimate power protected by Her Grace, the goddess." — Introduction (Skyward Sword)
  4. "In his thirst to make the world his own, Demise readied a massive army of monsters for war. He sought to take the Triforce for himself by force." — Zelda (Skyward Sword)
  5. "With the humans safe, the goddess joined forces with the land dwellers and fought the evil forces, sealing them away. At last, peace was restored to the surface." — Introduction (Skyward Sword)
  6. "Stripped of his true physical form by the seal that binds him, he takes the shape of an abomination. But even in his hideous state, he's more than capable of devouring this land if we allow him to do what he desires." — Zelda (Skyward Sword)
  7. "My master may have perished in this age, but in the past he lives yet! I'm taking the girl back through that gate to help me revive the demon king!" — Ghirahim (Skyward Sword)
  8. "Welcome back to us, Master." — Ghirahim (Skyward Sword)
  9. "Hmm... So you and that other human would stand before obliteration to aid the goddess, would you? How curious... The humans I've known are weak things. Hardly more than insects, shivering under rocks and ready to flee at the mere glimpse of me." — Demise (Skyward Sword)
  10. 10.0 10.1 "When I last walked this world, they did little more than scream and cling to their goddess, mewling and praying... Counting on her to protect them." — Demise (Skyward Sword)
  11. "You grow more fascinating by the second, human. I never imagined I'd meet one of your kind who wished to stand against me in battle. Very well, then. I shall prepare a place for us where we will not be bothered by distractions. If you still have the courage to face me, seek me there." — Demise (Skyward Sword)
  12. "Though this is not the end. My hate... never perishes. It is born anew in a cycle with no end! I will rise again. Those like you... Those who share the blood of the goddess and the spirit of the hero... They are eternally bound to this curse. An incarnation of my hatred shall ever follow your kind, dooming them to wander a blood-soaked sea of darkness for all time!" — Demise (Skyward Sword)
  13. "The last remnants of Demise are decaying slowly within the sword." — Impa (Skyward Sword)
  14. "The only question left is how long you will remain standing before I take your life. Try to keep it interesting for me, would you?" — Demise (Skyward Sword)
  15. "How amusing to think those cowards begot someone like you." — Demise (Skyward Sword)
  16. "You can spend what little time your world has left cowering and crying, as befits your kind." — Demise (Skyward Sword)
  17. "Ah, so you've decided to meet your end in battle after all. It pleases me greatly to see such misplaced valor, human." — Demise (Skyward Sword)
  18. "Take a moment to appreciate your surroundings, for where we stand shall serve as your tomb for eternity." — Demise (Skyward Sword)
  19. "And when you do fall, know that your world and everything in it is mine to dominate... Mine to subjugate... Mine to rule!" — Demise (Skyward Sword)
  20. "This eternal being has conquered time itself. It is the source of all monsters." — Fi (Skyward Sword)
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