During the beginning act of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Link ends up losing an arm to what is basically a gangrene caused by Ganondorf's "gloom". Which is to say, a "Ganon-grene".

criitz , 10 months ago

Spoilers

regalia , 10 months ago

It’s like the first 5 minutes

Raiderkev , 10 months ago

I’ve got the game sitting on my shelf in the box. Waiting for free time to play it. Idgaf if it’s in the first 5 minutes. I’d rather not have spoilers in post titles.

regalia , 10 months ago

It’s been out over 3 months now, I think it’s not that unexpected for people to talk about the intro cutscene pretty much

FooBarrington , 10 months ago

If something from the literal start of the game is too spoilery, what could people talk about that wouldn’t be? Or do you just want people not to talk about the game at all until you’ve played it?

Kmcb182 , 10 months ago

Technically you don’t find out that the demon king at the beginning and ganondorf are one in the same until some time later… but it’s not really a surprise if you’ve played any other games in the series.

theragu40 , 10 months ago

Yeah fair, but as you said if you know anything about Zelda at all it’s pretty obvious who the demon king looks like and is supposed to be as soon as you see him.

VulKendov , 10 months ago

Its rauru isn’t it, but not that one, the one from ocarina of time.

VulKendov , 10 months ago

Its ten minutes if you were standing around doing nothing for 5 minutes.

regalia , 10 months ago

I like to walk slow for the roleplay

csolisr OP , 10 months ago

Of the first ten or so minutes

entropicdrift , 10 months ago

Considering the developers speak Japanese, I highly doubt that

dojan , 10 months ago

Gangrene in Japanese is “eso”.
壊 (e) meaning demolish, destroy, or break.
疽 (so) meaning carbuncle.

rockerface , 10 months ago

Hold up, I just thought of Eso, a character from Jujutsu Kaisen who had an ability to rot his enemies from the inside via his blood. Could it be a pun as well?

dojan , 10 months ago

That could be a pun for sure. Japanese is rife with puns.