All Bosses EXPLAINED in Zelda: Twilight Princess

Zelda has amazing bosses, and Twilight Princess has some of the best! From Diababa to Zant to Ganondorf himself, here's my complete rundown of the lore behind every. Single. One.

P.S. I'm very grateful for you. Thank you for watching, and I'll see you next time.

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00:00 - Fused Shadow bois
02:43 - Twilight Mirror bois
04:43 - Natural bois
12:03 - Ant with a Z
15:02 - Ganondorf and the Gerudo bois

[BanditGames]

Which Twilight Princess boss is your favorite? Mine is Zelda Shrek

[TriforceTrooper]

Ganondorf after killing Stallord: “Are you not entertained?”

[fatherzeebo]

Twilight princess will always hold a special place in my heart. The gritty art style and risky mature theme was a great route. I wish I could play it for the first time again and there will never be another sidekick like Midna 😭🙏

[BlueThunder]

I love the 'Stallord as executioner that Ganondorf killed' theory! That makes so much sense!

Maybe when the mirror-gate to the Twilight Realm was first opened to send interlopers through, Stallord came through first and they decided to trap him there to exploit? Just a random thought that came to me...

[beanboy]

I’d like to imagine that when Ganondorf said “whatever you desire I shall desire too” he allowed Zant to basically operate as an extension of his will, but with his own sentience. So when Ganondorf tried to save himself at the end of TP, Zant’s spirit, feeling betrayed by the person he put so much trust in and who also realized that the powers he was gifted still dwell within him, desired Ganondorf’s death. All it took was the snap motion to gain what he desired

[diseasedrat]

I also want to point out that Stallord has multiple weapons inside his skull, so that also implies him being a colloseum beast

[jameszetterman]

The idea of Ganondorf being the original slayer of Stallord is so cool.

[DeerBonesBaby]

All your theories about the Arbiter's Grounds are some of the best I've heard in years.
They're now apart of my headcanon lol

[mrgreatbigmoose]

My favourite? The Darknut. They legitimately scare me in the game as much as Lynels. Oh I hope I get to fight a Darknut in BOTW2.

[nillynush]

The underwater descent into Morpheel's boos room scared me as a kid, cause you couldn't see the bottom. From the boss door you were already at the bottom of the lakebed temple which itself was submerged under later Hylia. It was like you were going to the absolute lowest point in Hyrule.

[queenofraging]

The Stallord being an execution makes such sense and Ganon killing him would makes sense as to why the sages tried to kill him with a sword. Such a good idea. Keep it up bro

[cerebralcomics]

The weird thing about this game, is that even though I have completed it, I was so immersed in the game… that I’ve forgotten most of it.

As seems to happen to all the Zelda games… even more reason to play it once more! ❤️

Thanks for the video.

[nightwalker]

The Darkhammer's "skin" bears quite the resemblance to "The Imprisoned" and Demise, but that's a tale for another day.
(I suppose that could be scale mail as well, but I suppose that depends on the type of creature inside. And the Darknuts have chainmail underneath their armor and it does not bear too much resemblance to the Darkhammer.)

[accidentalgenius]

Twilight Princess is the perfect game and it’s super underrated I can’t believe nobody plays it

[iReiGNxx]

The theories surrounding Arbiter’s Grounds came together so well and in a way that makes it much more creepy, messed up, and so so fascinating.

[Phine]

I absolutely *love* everything you theorized about Stallord! And mate you can BET that Ganondorf was the one who killed it xD Everything you said about Stallord and the Arbiters Grounds are now headcanon for me. I'm very thankful for that. This video was awesome! <3

[NamonakiDono]

Seeing King Bulblin speak for the first time was amazing. I wasn't expecting it to happen at all.

[Little-Dude]

There was so much discussed about the Arbiter's Grounds in this video that I haven't thought about before! It's so interesting how the Arbiter's Grounds and The Shadow Temple showcase the dark underbelly of Hyrule – specifically the Hylians and the Hyrule Royal Family. _Especially_ considering this wasn't some dark, forgotten history. That shit was happening rather recently!

[andyq]

"Beat the evil out of him." 🤣🤣🤣

[gamerchords]

Honestly I just beat Twilight Princess HD very recently, and I was amazed at how much variety in terms of design and combat/item approach these bosses had. They knocked it out of the park!