#and masculine pronouns are ganon's

[rawliverandgoronspice]

three paragraphs away from finishing draft 1 of Antiphon, which will probably fare around 6-7k words. Then I'll have a bunch of edits to make, because the devil *really* is in the details with this one.

anyway, some post-ganondorf rule gerudo angst for those who may dabble!!!!!

[shadows-writing-lounge]

Any possible way I could get Ganondorf sucking his partner's manhood & swallowing, then getting it from behind?

I tried to get this to a thousand words and was so close. I hope this is acceptable but if you wanted a more submissive Ganon I'll try again.

Content: BJ(receiving), doggy(giving). Use of the word cum, small top and big bottom? Implied power bottom/switch Ganondorf. Nonspecific/mixed interation of Ganondorf. I use Ganon and Ganondorf interchangeably here. Use lube my dudes. Overstimulation.

Reader Info:second person You/your pronouns,Dominant Reader, has a penis, masculine terms. Ambiguous race(hylian,gerudo, etcetera). Dick size not mentioned. Mentioned to curse but doesn't have dialogue.

3rd Person(He/Him) Will link when finished.

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It didn't take much convincing to have the Gerudo King kneeling between your thighs. You don't quite recall the words nor how you said them but they must of been persuasive for him to be this eager. Despite his large strong hands on your hip and thigh, and the fact you know he could easily flip the roles, you felt irreparably in control. One hand gripping the sheets beneath you, the other slipping its fingers into his vermilion hair. You then tug, pulling his head forward. Ganondorf is stubborn, patient and enjoying your displeasure at being teased. He relents to only tease your tip one last time. Circling his tongue around the crown, licking across the slit before sucking. You sigh relieved as he closes his lips around your cockhead. Now he doesn't mind you guiding his head it's just something to tease you with later. His amber eyes never looking away from your face as he takes your cock to the root and pulls back to the tip.

Fair enough to you, as your eyes don't move his form. It was in the rare moments Ganondorf wasn't guarded, his hair wasn't up nor was he suited in his armor. Instead clothed in loose fabrics that accentuates his body showing each flex of muscle underneath. A plus is that you know just how easy it is to just slip those off. An ease akin a tissue paper wrapped present.

Your breathes and soft sounds as well the lewd wet noises of a mouth working your cock are the only sign to any passing underling to what's happening. Feeling your thighs tense under his hands he increases his efforts at the sensitive parts of your manhood. Ganon smirks as you curse, your cock giving a telltale throb. You buck, rut and roll your hips into Ganon's awaiting mouth. A few thrusts in and your cock spasms once dry, second pumping your cum as far as your length reached.

Ganondorf waits for to finish painting his throat before he pulls back letting fall from his lips as he stands up. Catching your breath you watch through half lidded eyes as he slowly slipped his robe off letting you trail your eyes over any newly exposed flesh. The fabric falls to the floor revealing him in his entirety. His chiseled physique, strong broad shoulders, down his torso the thick happy trail leading your eyes to his own manhood. You know he's aroused but the pure weight and size makes him hang. Ganondorf's voice pulls your attention back to his face.

"Surely you have more to offer then that," his deep baritone might be enough to get you going again by itself. He doesn't wait for your answer for he already knows it. You get off the bed quickly, amusing Ganon by your eagerness. You move into position gently brushing his hair off of his back seeing the scars lined across the skin. They were a few shades darker than the rest of his skin. You press a kiss against a prominent scar causing Ganondorf to tense beneath you before relaxing. He's still unused to tender touches like this. You press your fingers against his ass slowly pressing in at first. Your free hand moves to stroke yourself the rest of the way erect. You don't take you time not this session at least, maybe once he's more comfortable with soft touches you'll go slow. Possibly make love, but now it's not what your king wants from you. You have to judge of it's enough. Removing your fingers and lining your cockhead to his entrance only his own saliva lubricating your cock. You push forward as far as you can your body pressing against his firm buttocks. Your hands against his waist as you lean your weight onto him so you have some leverage to move your hips against his.

You leisurely speed up your thrusts with each smack of your hips. You push against Ganon's back he complies and arches his back for you. Your hands now on his hips as he holds up his torso with fold arms. Now able to push deeper from the vantage point you made you rut against his ass trying to find the best angle. You settle for now and focus on fucking into the large man. It felt great with him under you. This close you could really take in the angles and curves of his body. Makes you feel strong with such a powerful king under you.

Your hands on his hips guide them in movement with your trusts allowing you to hit harder inside. Ganondorf occasionally looks over his shoulder at you noticing either how focused or blissed out you are. He's clearly amused by how hard you're trying to be rough with him. Din deemed him the most powerful for a reason after all.

Thrusts grow slightly sloppy as you near your second climax. You feel the build up, tingles running up your spine originating from your cock brushing against Ganon's insides. Your grip on his hips tightens. Ganondorf doesn't need the warning he knows the signs.

"Go on, give me it all. It's want you want isn't it?" You're unsure if Ganondorf's tone is mocking or genuinely encouraging but you're too close to really care.

Ganondorf feels you tense against him before you cum. Not quite as much as the first time. The king seems to drain you like that. You try to continue moving as you climax until it's too much. Pulling your sensitive cock from him staining the sheets with the last remnants of your second orgasm.

You ground yourself post orgasmic bliss as Ganondorf moves guiding you down onto the bed where he laid.

"You can go again, dear? For your king," Ganondorf says it in more of a command than a request. You know you can simply decline but who are you to deny the Dark Lord his due?

[bugcatcherwill]

It’s when we realize the wizzrobe in rage against the calamity: is so far the only female monster we know of

I've been putting this off for a while, but I think it's time to discuss how I handle gender of my monster characters in Rage Against the Calamity

So Wizzrobes in my version of Hyrule are just...canonically genderless and sexless. They're born from a tree splitting in half through elemental disasters (fire, extreme cold, lightning) and are essentially magic essence with a soul. While individual Wizzrobes may have traits that we the observer would classify as "masculine" or "feminine", they themselves don't feel a need to separate each other. If you asked Rezek if it was a guy or a girl, it'd laugh and say something along the lines of not needing your "Hylian classifications" (something it did in an early chapter hint hint nudge nudge).

So what about the other monsters? While (in my story) Bokoblins, Moblins, and Lizalfos all have sexual dimorphism like pretty much every species, they don't share the same views on gender. In my origin story for Kobb and Sledge, I had both of them traveling with 5 more Bokoblins. One of them was named Amber which some readers mistakenly called a girl because of how they saw its name. I say "mistakenly" because it's trying to put an outside gender binary on a species where gender doesn't exist/matter. Like trying to fit a square peg in a board with no holes. I don't call attention to their sexual dimorphism in my writing because a) it doesn't matter to them so why point it out and b) I'm not writing about which Bokoblins have boobies or not lmao.

The monsters of Hyrule have their own language and, when freed from Ganon, views of their own identity that cannot be perfectly translated with our language. For their pronouns it/they is what I use for the main group since that's how they would refer to themselves in our language :)

Honestly I get nervous talking about topics like this because sometimes I think I'm writing the gender of these completely fictional species "wrong". It sucks that I often just don't bother correcting someone when they call one of my monster characters "he". But I think how I'm handling it is still so much better than "these monsters immediately fall right into a neat little Eurocentric gender binary once they get their own free will" which is just.........yeah no thanks LOL

[the-hero-of-ancients]

Introduction

Hello! Im Aki, the runner of this Legend of Zelda roleplay blog. I wanted to make this introductory post to set ground rules and give the basics of my oc! Im new to this business, so feel free to send me an ask about my oc or to start a roleplay!

Ground Rules

No NSFW! I am an asexual minor who is very much uncomfortable when that kind of thing comes from no where! And i dont want it anyways!

Keep cursing down in asks/responses, please! I understand and am okay with it if it matches the situation or character, but excessive cursing makes me uncomfy.

Don't be pushy or such in my inbox! I want to take this a few threads at a time or else I'll get overwhelmed. And I have a life outside of Tumblr!

For roleplay

Smaller responses are fine, but they need to be more than a few sentences! And preferably, send me a dm or in your ask let me know the premise for the interaction! I do roleplay best knowing what's happening!

If you're sending a rp starter, please state somewhere that you are!

Interaction with characters not set in the general botw area is completely fine! Villains, heros, ocs, whatever.

I'm great with whump, fluff, hurt/comfort, and just silly interactions!

Character Introduction

Name: Lyss/Link

Age: 15

Race: Gerudo-Hylian

Pronouns: She, He, They (changes; genderqueer)

Ability: they're able to change their appearance to look like more masculine/feminine/androgynous (not really important for rp tho, i guess)

Key items: Sheika Slate, hero's outfit, gerudo outfit

Languages: Hylian, Gerudo, sign for both and Rito but ptefers to use a mix of all three when signing.

Story line stuff

Lyss is the hero from 10,000 years before the events of Calamity. They're the hero that sealed Ganon under the Castle of Hyrule, and was there for the development of the guardians and divine beasts. However, due to a series of accidents, they accidentally threw themself into the future (to botw's time, post Calamity while Link is running around the Great Plateau). Needless to say, it was quite a culture shock to them. So they're running around Hyrule while trying to figure stuff out! Sometime they'll run into the feral child that is Wild (botw Link), but that's for later.

Appearance

They have dark, fluffy red hair that is often in a ponytail and is rather tall due to their gerudo heritage. Roughly a head taller than Wild, and has a good build. They lost Fi and the Master Sword somewhere along their travel to the future, so they have to rely on the Gerudo and Guardian swords they had on them and whatever else they can find. They also have burn scars from Malace from their fight with Ganon in their own time on the right side of their face from their eye down. They can still see.

If you'd like to roleplay or just ask questions, feel free! My asks are open and ready!

[the-east-art]

Can I have a general overview of Zelda? As well as your personal top rated zelda games?

I had a huge response to this typed up and my laptop died. I shall try to recreate it. 

Important note - Zelda games were initially unconnected games that reused/played off of similar themes and ideas. They weren’t initially supposed to flow together in a certain order, so really they can be played in any order you want! The Zelda timeline and the overall lore and stuff is there if you want it, but isn’t mandatory. 

The whole post will be under the cut since it’ll get long fast

Common Characters: 

Link - the silent protagonist. He is the main character of the games and is usually a pretty blank slate. Coming from humble origins such as a blacksmiths apprentice he journeys to save the land, typically Hyrule. 

Zelda - the princess. Usually a minor supporting character or a damsel in distress her involvement changes from game to game, although typically the more recent the game the more involved she is. Occasionally she is accompanied by a nurse maid called Impa who watches over her. 

Ganon - the antagonist/villain. His exact history and background changes from game to game, the one most popular one for the fandom being the only male of the desert tribe called the gerudo. Sometimes he’s just a big old pig tho. 

Common races: (some games have unique races for the game, but these ones reoccur across several titles.)

The Hylians - the residents of Hyrule, Link and Zelda are Hylians. They have pointed ears ‘to hear the voice of the goddesses’ according to legend. A kingdom that actually pretty normal citizens. 

The Zora - fish people and to be honest some of the cooler designs in the Zelda series. They are usually associated with Nayru. An elegant race. Comes with a river counterpart that is usually isn’t very nice. 

The Gorons - Rock people that live in the mountains, usually at a volcano called Death Mountain. They all have masculine pronouns so that’s cool. Usually associated with Din. Very friendly. 

Kokiri - the small children of the forest that never age. Sometimes they appear as the koroks, little wooden guys that make wooden bell sounds when they move. Cute and secretive, they live in the Lost Woods. Associated with Farore.

The Gerudo - A desert tribe made up of exclusively women. Supposedly men are born to their tribe once every hundred years and becomes Ganondorf. Usually are wary of outsiders and often painted in a bad light (coughracismcough). Sometimes they are associated with their own Goddess of The Sand but other than that aren’t directly tied to the Hylian pantheon. 

The MacGuffins: 

Master Sword - Special sword that is like the only thing that can get rid of Ganon. A lot of the games revolve around finding it and restoring it’s power. 

The Triforce - a lot of games revolve around finding or protecting this in some way shape or form. Supposedly if you have all three pieces it will grant your hearts deepest wish. The three pieces are Courage (held by Link and crafted by the goddess Farore) Widsom (held by Zelda and crafted by the Godess Nayru) and Power (held by Ganon and crafted by the Godess Din). The three goddesses made the world and the triforce. There is also a fourth goddess called Hylia, but she’s really only relevant for like two games so far. She’s associated with the triforce, Zelda, and the master sword. 

(I’ve done my best to be brief but if you can any questions or anything feel free to ask and I can expand on anything!)

For someone first coming into the series Wind Waker (gamecube, Wiiu) is a good place to start. It explains and explores a lot of the lore and ideas of the story and has my favorite interpretation of Ganon. Ocarina of Time (N64, Gamecube, 3DS) is a fan favorite, although I just thought it was good, but it also has a lot of formative concepts that the series is based on. 

My personal faves are: 

Skyward Sword

The Oracle Games (lol they’re Gameboy color games)

Majoras Mask 

Breath of The Wild

(Twilight Princess also isn’t bad,and Wind Waker and Ocarina of time as I said are good. Spirit Tracks and Phantom Hourglass are good but they both have things that make them frustrating.) 

HOWEVER if you can’t buy games and consoles (like me when I was a wee lass) I highly recommend the manga adaptation by Akira Himekawa! As a kiddo I remember going to the library and checking out those little mangas and falling in love. None of them are a perfect one to one to any of the games, more an artistic interpretation, so even if you read them you can still play the games and get a fresh experience, but they’re a good way to get to experience the Zelda stories in my opinion. All enjoyment of Four Swords comes from the manga tbh which is far more interesting than the game. 

I hope this was helpful!

(Fun Fact - I have never played the A Link To The Past or Minish Cap, just read the mangas. I was only able to play games like Wind Waker and Ocarina of Time by borrowing them from a friend who I no longer am close to so I’ve only played either of those games once on the gamecube, probably why they can’t really be in my favorite list since I’ve never been able to revisit them). 

[the-mystery-helper]

Why do you refer to Sheik as a boy, when she’s just Zelda in disguise?

[Because if you look at Sheik in the original game, he's very VERY masculine. They've tried to make him more feminine recently but even then it didn't work out well. The voice still sounds masculine. It's my belief that in Zelda's attempt to disguise herself from Ganondorf, she used magic to completely change herself in every way. She became a man to confuse ganon, who was looking for a fair skinned, slim, blue eyed Princess. Instead she turned herself into a muscular, tan, red eyed Sheikah who's male. It makes sense. I do believe Nintendo's original intent was to make Sheik male, but the audiences made them change it. Plus, I can't remember if they use he pronouns in the game but they do use he pronouns in the ocarina of Time manga and straight up say Zelda turns into a Sheikah boy. I know that's not 100% canon but the Zelda manga are official books by Nintendo and sheik being referred to as he could add to my theory that sheik being male was Nintendo's original intent. I know people use she for sheik and that's ok, I won't tell you what pronouns to use for Sheik since it's so up in the air with him, I just see Sheik as a male and have seen him that way for years. Hope that clears things up!]

[golvio]

Looking back through my posts about motifs used in the ‘Blight designs, it makes me recognize how my headcanoning muscles really get a-flexing when I cast Ganondorf in supernatural/horror movie roles usually reserved for feminine characters. Given that Ganon’s like the one amab dude in a matriarchal, extremely matrifocal culture, he and the other Gerudo kings have the burden of representing traditional masculinity for a whole society (every other man is basically a foreigner, and thus outside of the tribe’s culture and customs).

It makes sense to view him through the lens one would view fantasy/horror archetypes, like witches or vengeful ghosts, who are held up as cautionary tales against women rejecting femininity, or even are treated as horrifying because they are treated like “failures” at traditional femininity in one way or another. It seems right that a post-OOT Ganondorf would occupy that sort of liminal, rejected space in Gerudo culture, especially given how he’s basically been disowned as both a Gerudo and as a man by his birth culture. (If I’m remembering correctly, the pronoun of choice for Ganon used by the Gerudo of BotW is “it” rather than “he/him,” suggesting that they’ve just dropped him out of their gender binary altogether. What he calls himself now is another matter altogether, given that he’s not allowed to speak in that game.)