I have a soft spot for humanoid bosses. Twinrova, Odolwa, Zant, Byrne, Ghirahim, Yuga (I'm not counting the likes of Ganondorf or Linebeck, as they're final bosses; it's a more pleasant surprise when you fight a humanoid opponent who isn't the ultimate villain).
135 -> 180 -> 273 -> 191 -> 188 -> 230 -> 300 -> 311A lot of TP's dungeons feel more inhabitated than your usual Zelda dungeon. Your first dungeon has this groovy monkey society calling the place home. Which I quite enjoyed actually, but I do crave that feeling of stepping into a dungeon and feeling like you've trespassed into a space that wasn't intended to be entered for a millennia hense.
If you all still want playable Zelda, then this randomizer of OOT may scratch that itch.
I didn't watch it all the way through though, because it kinda felt like the dude playing it was messing around a lot (or maybe he was limited due to a lack of certain weapons, I'm not sure).
One Strip! One Strip!It'd be neat to see someone good wield the triforce of power for once. By itself, rather than as part of the whole thing. Like, other than the whole "power corrupts" thing, there shouldn't be a reason for it to inherently be used by only evil people.
And on the flipside, someone evil using one of the other two pieces. We almost got that in Link Between Worlds, but they weren't really evil, so much as a Well-Intentioned Extremist. And they didn't actually have the triforce anyway.
I always wanted Groose in Hyrule Warriors, with his "weapon" being wooden Power Armor version of the Groosenator. Complete with back-mounted catapault.
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!I'm kinda curious as to how you'd use Courage and Wisdom for evil.
I suppose with Courage, being brave doesn't mean being a good person. There's such a thing as Villainous Valour and all that.
Wisdom is much harder though. I guess it could be done with an Evil Mentor maybe.
One Strip! One Strip!Well, evil doesn't have to rely on brute force. A more scheming type of villain could work for wisdom. Which, again, Link Between Worlds almost did.
Granted, Ganondorf himself isn't exactly Dumb Muscle either.
Edited by FGHIK on Jul 12th 2021 at 4:16:47 AM
Ganondorf's plans are relatively simple though.
Like, his plans for getting all the stones are give me the stones or get rekt, and then he places some kind of curse on them.
His plan in Wind Waker was literally grab every single girl with pointed ears
I think he's at his most subtle in Twilight Princess, where he uses Zant as a proxy and has him doing all the work. It's the same in A Link To The Past, though his relationship with Agahnim is a lot less clear.
Not dumb, but his mechanisms are very straight forward.
One Strip! One Strip!

Since we've found ourselves now talking about Zant... I like his mental breakdown. I know a lot of people hate it, but I thought him throwing a temper tantrum when it became clear that he was no longer in control of the situation was awesome. And his death always makes me laugh. Dude pops like a balloon, and Midna's just like:
"...I didn't mean to do that." O_o