Master Kohga - A Deconstruction of Villainy

The encounters make Kohga even more competent if you show up in the Yiga disguise as he calls you out immediately

Master Koga is probably the most adaptable person I’ve ever seen. Man literally woke up in a pitch black underground world and thought “Yeah… I can do something with this.” Then rebuilt his small cult to be a widespread threat all across the depths.

One thing I particularly like is how, at the very beginning of his first appearance, before he recognizes Link, Kohga actually seems genuinely grateful for his help repairing the damaged vehicles, and was probably about to invite him to join the Yiga. There's an implication there that he has a kind of honor.

Seeing kohga return was genuinely the most I have freaked out in this game. They basically turned him into Eggman.

Kohga is still at his best in Age of Calamity. Full voice acting, a character arc, and even a genuinely emotional backstory scene that showcases why he's the leader of the Yiga clan.

My one issue with Tears of the Kingdom is the fact that Kohga didn't have any voice over. His VO in Age of Calamity was incredible and gave so much more life to the character.

Fun fact that I'd like to point out about Kohga's "loud" mannerisms: Kohga's entire character is *heavily* inspired by Kabuki theater, from his body language, to the sound effects that play when he's onscreen, to his design with its exaggerated collar and topknot. He's theatrical and clownish because he's a caricature of Kabuki theater. I'd even go so far that his character is based on the common Kabuki depiction of Ishikawa Goemon specifically.

The funny and sort of depressing thing about master kohga’s quest to give Ganondorf access to a Zonai construct is that he… sort of already has one. The boss fight of Mineru’s sidequest has you engaging in a kaiju battle with Mineru against Ganon’s gloom-riddled construct, meaning Kohga’s entire mission is sort of comically redundant as a result

Funny as Koga is I can’t help but admire his tenacity. The man survived the fall in the hideout pit WITH NO GLIDER and a huge iron ball seconds away from flattening him and then survives The Depths which are pretty much devoid of any proper food and full to the brim with Gloom-Touched Monsters and still he manages to get his troops established down there to dig for ancient Zonai Tech. Screw a dog, man’s got that cockroach in him. And I’m sure that by going Bear Grills in The Depths he was doing his salty ass ancestors proud. XD

I was honestly hoping Kohga’s ultimate weapon would be a guardian made out of Zonai tech. It would make the Yiga Clan’s story go full-circle, from having their technology taken away to finally rebuilding it again. Plus I just miss the guardians sometimes.

I *cried laughing* when the two yiga footsoldiers were angrily stomping their feet along with Kohga. It's hysterical

I like how well adapted the Yiga are to zonai constructs. Even the Zonai Survey Team barely know what they're looking at half the time, but the Yiga are balling underground on electric unicorn motorbikes. It fits their backstory of being technologically advanced but shunned for it, they fully embrace and utilise all of this cool new tech. You don't see the tech savvy side of the Yiga in BOTW but in TOTK you can even see Yiga members arguing over specs of different zonai vehicles they built themselves.

He’s like the new Team Rocket of Nintendo. You look forward to every second he’s on screen. You have a love-enemy relationship with him. He has dramatic flare. There isn’t anything that’s not to love. I also love that the Yiga Clan has more actual presence around the world. You run into some surface locations, the take-over of the great plateau, and all of it underground.

I believe in space Kohga. Though i think you missed the part where he teams up with the Koroks link maliciously sent into space.

One thing I love about the final battle with Kohga, if you go in with all five sages, once you knock him off his robot all of your crew just gangs up on him while he's stuck ass-up in the dirt. I just get the mental image of all of them crowding around him to literally kick the crap out of him the moment he touches ground, and then Mineru comes in with a steel chair attached to one of her hands and smacks him straight into his own robot, and it cracks me up

Isnt it crazy how none of his own minions recognize Link in the Yiga costume, but he and every other enemy in the game immediately see through Link’s disguise

Honestly, the whole repurposing of the Yiga Clan was incredible. They were more or less being used to showcase creative alternative uses of various Zonaite technology. It really inspired me to actually try more than just Hovercrafts, Wing-planes and 4-Wheelers. It made the Yiga interesting, and it made them appear _competent._ And don't even get me _started_ on the boss fights.

No for real, the fact that he figured out the building of the zonai without ultrahand is impressive. So is him teaching his crew and being the closest to link in power and tools department.

one thing i love about kohga's revival is that the BOTW DLC actually hinted that kohga may have survived. the quest that makes you hike back through the yiga clan's hideout include one where you throw a shiekah orb down the pit you threw kohga down. and it makes an audible noise when it hits the bottom. which meant that the bottomless pit wasnt bottomless, and that there may be something hidden down there. so i genuinely remember seeing theories around 2019-2020 about how kohga may have survived and that the game may let us check out what was down there. its an example of really good foreshadowing for TOTK. and it was definitely done on purpose, if you ask me. but i think the DLC is where they definitely started foreshadowing all of it on purpose.

A few things: 1. Kohga is NEVER fooled by Link wearing a Yiga outfit, showing his perceptiveness. I remember trying it for the final fight and it felt chilling for him to call me out as he was meditating. 2. I think the final battle with Kohga is more fun if you do it without Mineru (though seeing you have a mech battle was pretty sick), and it functions as a subtle tutorial for how to beat the Seized Construct in the Spirit Temple.

I find it funny how his final defeat mirrors BotW. He lost the first time because he didn't have enough control, while here he lost because he had too much control (he kept moving it by his threatening dance)

I loved Kohga in age of calamity. The fact he abandoned Ganon when all his friends souls were being harvested by Astor was endearing to me.

The final fight is way more intense if you don't do the spirit temple because the construct is something you've never seen before and he really seems almost indestructible with dangerous attacks and when you get one of your own it's that much satisfying to have that power to yourself

I think the Yiga has some good chance of showing a redemption Arc in a future Zelda title. They started out as good guys who helped defeat Ganon but turned against Hyrule after being shunned, they're sympathetic. Now couple this with the fact that you never kill any of them (they just teleport away and Kohga always makes it out somehow), I could imagine these guys actually meeting Ganon for the first time and realizing they're nothing to him and deciding that maybe they want to be the good guys after all.

I think it would've been fantastic, instead of it being a Side Adventure, having the Master Kohga quest be an *optional main quest.* That way, it can integrate the Yiga Clan into the final gauntlets. For instance, when you defeat "The Demon King's Army", you're confronted by the ENTIRE Yiga Clan, and if you haven't completed his Quest, they're led by Kohga on his final Construct. It becomes a harder version of his original final fight, since you have to deal with both him _and_ other Yiga fighters at the same time. You could even make it so that he builds up to the Construct by having every other Kohga vehicle precede it based on how many times you've fought him (if you haven't done it at all, he uses the Tank, Plane, Boat and Construct; if you did it twice it's only the last two, etc.). It would also be a final 'climax' of sorts for the Yiga Clan as a whole, since they've finally achieved their dream of directly serving their revered being; Ganondorf. Kohga could even mention that Ganondorf has accepted them and their offerings as part of his forces, with him being especially happy about it.

It’s so funny to me that at the end of the day, Kohga STILL defeated himself with a spiked metal ball.

The worst part about him not having voicelines is he actually has voice lines in Age of Calamity, and they're great! It is incredibly saddening that he never got any here.

I won’t lie, the last encounter caught me off guard because I legitimately thought he was going to be to revealed to be sleeping or even treat him as goofy and that the “weapon” was going to be something overthetop like the one he used at the end but I legit got taken off guard when he got the mech!

One thing i find impressive about him is his age. Age of calamity implies he is the same Master Koga from over 100 years ago (can't entirely rule out that different people take up the name/mantle of Master Koga to make it seam like he is imortal as that is something ninjas would do). Given he is probably about Impa's age he is quite lively.

Now I'm really wanting to see your take on his characterization in Age of Calamity, especially since he's got voice acting there. (Which made him not having voice acting in this game all the sillier)

I will forever be disappointed they didn't give him any voiced scenes, his VA in Age of Calamity was easily one of the best parts of that game

I for one absolutely loved Master Kohga since I first met him in Breath of the Wild. Sure, he is a joke and his fight is extremely easy, but that is how he is meant to be, especially as a mini boss. I liked him because he was so different from the other bosses. When he appeared in "Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity", where he is wonderfully voiced I might add, I grew to love him even more. His, clownish, carefree, and even cowardly side is even more developed, however another side to his character, tenderness, is also displayed. In this game he is given a sidekick, Sooga, who is pretty much the exact opposite of his beloved master. Kohga is still all about serving/reviving Ganon, but then Astor, who although is not the final boss is basically the main villain, starts taking the lives of Yiga Clan members to do so. Sooga does what he can to stop him, telling his master to escape. His devotion is explained in a scene where it is revealed that Kohga rescued him at a young age. After losing Sooga (I don't recall if it is revealed whether he survived), as well as several clan members, Master Kohga joins the heroes to get revenge. There's a scene where Zelda reunites with her father, and of course Kohga is bawling his eyes out in the background. This sweet side of his doesn't cheapen his character, but enhances it. I was so happy to see him in Tears of the Kingdom. You can get a Yiga outfit, wear it in front of him, and he'll see right through it every time. His fights were extremely fun, and I was not disappointed at the sendoff he got. While most funny scenes give me a chuckle, this one had me literally laughing out loud. I can only hope he returns as he's one of my favorite Zelda bosses of all time. He might even be my favorite, actually. It's not his difficulty. There's just something about him I enjoy.

The construct seems to say Kohga doesn’t seem to have died and I have no reason to think he did unless we have confirmation. So glad to see his character isn’t done with and they should get him voiced lines. His VA in Age of Calamity gave him a pretty good voice. Goofy, yet charismatic.

Kohga and Zant definitely went through parallel arcs within the fandom. Both of them had underwhelming receptions for their first appearances when we only got about 5 minutes with their twisted and bumbling traits before they unceremoniously "died". But then the subsequent times they showed up (both in Warriors games, even), they were given much more screentime to actually flaunt their dynamic personalities and demonstrate just how complete they feel when you weave the Wacky with the Sinister.

I like to imagine he flew off far into the sea on an island, where his clan somehow tracked him down, then they started exploring the seas and setting up bases on islands, and they work together with Ganondorf in a sequel to wind waker

In the final confrontation, I came up to Kohga in the Yiga uniform and he commented on it while in his meditative pose, said my disguises wouldn't work, he'll always recognize Link. I found that bit pretty cool, although I think he only makes such a comment in the final fight.

Of course Master Kohga is the better villain. He is just *the* best villain of the Legend of Zelda villain. He is the big, the burly the *Master Kogha!* Also, you should look at the side quest where Link disguises himself as a Yiga Clan member and becomes a spy. It gives you even more time with him and the rest of the clan than there already was.

He balances goofey and threatening well in this game

I encountered the Kohga mech battle before I knew anything about the spirit temple, so I was still blown away thinking "wait, there are MECHS now too??" I thought it was a really clever wait to tease the mech ability. Even after beating him, it didn't occur to me that I could get my own mech until discovering the construct depots some time later. If anything, because I had seen Kohga's mech battle, I was disappointed in the spirit temple mech battle because I already saw it before and Mineru's controls still felt clunky.

In the second fight with Kohga, the one where he flies in a flamethrower plane, I used the flying machine I had got there in and had a dogfight with Kohga. It was fun as hell.

One thing i like is that apparently once you do the Spirit Temple Purah supposedly tells you to search the depths for clues and talk to Josha. Which in turn points you in the direction of the Kohga quest, which finishes off with learning Ganondorf's location(though most people could probably guess it themselves)

I really love that they treat his final confrontation with Link seriously. The closest we got to a serious Kohga beforehand was in Age of Calamity, which isn't canon to the TOTK for obvious reasons, so seeing that even in this game he can be serious was definitely a good choice. I also love that they show how competent he really is in this game, he deduces that Link needs to use his hand to use the power, he's having the Yiga Clan thrive both in the depths, and on the surface, and most importantly, he knows it's you regardless of whether or not you wear the Yiga outfit. I genuinely believe that having him recognize you immediately is a nice choice, they definitely could've had him be fooled for a minute or something, but no, he always knows it's you. Which makes sense, he's the leader, he's smart enough to know when someone's impersonating their clan, that's literally a big part of them is impersonating people, he sees Link trying to trick him and he doesn't even entertain the idea of it.

I will say that Sooga from Age of Calamity definitely fills the Yiga Clan’s Badass Leadership quota. Dude was stone-cold in every single scene

Kohga and the Yiga in general are genuinely amazing and I’m so shocked it took so long for something this perfect to get added. TotK especially makes them all absolutely amazing as Kohga gets chances to really show off what makes him a fun villain, and in that first cutscene his two foot soldiers who are standing next to him mimic Kohga’s goofy and manic movements which extends the goofiness a bit to the whole clan rather than Kohga being the only goofy one.

If you want to see more Kohga and his voice acting, watch the Age of Calamity cutscenes with Kohga.

I think it’s a shame that master kohga didn’t get any voice acting for tears of the kingdom, but he has a voice actor in age of calamity

This is quite the tonal shift from thier first appearance and I love it. My first experience with the Yiga Clan was a crying woman on the side of the road. I personally, can't stand to see a woman crying (unless she's like a fantasy villain having her post heroic meltdown) so even without me actually hearing it, she baited me to stop. I regretted it because my first Yiga fight was annoying as hell and almost killed me. It was a little weird, but scary. An enemy that perfectly baited my deeply rooted "Hero Complex" and dropped a difficult to pin down enemy on me. The Yiga clan got weirder as they kept appearing, culminating in their weirdo boss who was for all intents and purposes, the butt of every joke following them throughout the game. Now they're an established set of weirdos who seem to get more menacing the more you mess with them. Once again culminating in this chubby weirdo of a boss, but unlike last time, he gets MORE serious and more creative as the game goes on. Kohga starts as basically the same joke boss with his clownish henchmen, the jokes are still there and funny as ever, to being a seriously dangerous artificer who gets more dangerous and, dare I say, SCARY, if unprepared. Kohga and the Yiga Clan as a whole work so much better in reverse in my opinion.

After seeing this, you gotta check out his age of calamity version. His voice actor’s perfect and he actually has a compelling redemption story

My husband and I went exploring the Depths pretty early, so we did the Yiga plot way ahead of schedule, with no sage support. The boss fights were intense puzzles. Getting to the endgame and being given a quest to explore the depths and find out more information about Ganondorf, and telling Purah that you already did that was SO SATISFYING.

As much of a deconstruction as he is, Master Kohga at least knows how to inspire true loyalty in his men.

I was genuinely really happy when I found Kohga in the depths again, like the way you're happy to see an old friend who's been away for a while. I couldn't stop smiling and the whole encounter and subsequent fight just made my day. That's an incredible thing to make someone feel for a villain, though I guess there are inevitably people who also feel this way about Ganondorf. After all it has been a whole 18 years since the release of the last main line Zelda game to feature him, so that's only fair.

Quick note for around 3:15 in the video. This is not true - in Ocarina of Time we also saw the dark side of the Sheikah. In the shadow temple located under Kakariko, we saw where the Sheikah interrogated enemies of the royal family and the place was hidden away because it was taboo and represented a stain on hyrule’s history

He gave me team rocket vibes. Couldn’t have asked for a better comeback for the banana master himself. Edit: also the boat fight is really fun if you have yunobu. Or at least that’s what I think.

You really should tackle Age of Calamity, while yes a spin-off with dubious canon, shows a lot of other side of the characters, focused on King Roam and Kohga and WHY the Yiga (Specially Sooga) follow him, while standoffish, buffoonish and sometimes immature he's just that much of a charismatic leader that really worries for his underlings and these respond in kind. Hell, in TotK if you notice most of the underworld journals they end in "Glory to Master Kohga". They're doing all of this for him

What strikes me especially were two scenes in the game: when you go to the yiga hideout where you get the earth manipulation technique, there was one yiga who knew you are Link in the Yiga outfit. But he just let you go, and even pass the door. And in the secret office with the frog statues side mission, when you are not in the Yiga outfit im front of the Yiga commander, he wasn't very interested that you are Link, or rather he didn't realise it was you. This could probably mean that there are SOME Yiga that aren't interested in defeating Link, but they are just Yiga because of their Loyalty to Master Kohga and their cause. This adds some more depth to them, since the Yiga members have their own personalities.

I was so excited when I saw their monocycle thing for the first time. I basically didn’t know what I was supposed to do with the stabilizers before that

Master Kohga also got quite a bit of development in Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity as well, he's actually voice acted in that game too. I kind of wish Sooga showed up in Tears of the Kingdom as well because that would have been even more fun Yiga Clan content. Then again I think he and Astor were just exclusive to that game. Honestly I'm kind of hoping there's a TotK like follow up to AoC where Ganondorf takes a way more proactive role than he did in this game. Heck maybe through some time travel shenanigans with Terrako or some Zonai construct we'll get one of the craziest crossovers with characters throughout the entire series. Instead of it being a straight up fanservice game like the original Hyrule Warriors game was it'll actually have a pretty decent story like AoC had involving all of the crossover characters. This is a bit wishful thinking, but I think with the expanded map of TotK, not to mention a possible past hyrule map too, and the fact that Hyrule Warriors is a very popular spinoff I don't doubt they're considering it. It'd definitely need to be on the Switch 2 though as AoC ran very poorly on the Switch.

I think it’s funny how Ganondorf doesn’t ever interact with Kohga

The first time I encountered Kohga in this game I was like 'He's got a freakin bulldozer!" And got ran over because I wasn't expecting him to move so fast on it. But I really did enjoy Kohga's battles in this one way more than the other. I didn't even think to piece together that he might have been in the depths since that fight in BOTW. That went over my head, but yes, he's a fun character and we did miss out on them getting a voice actor for him. That would have been something.

His voice actor in age of calamity honestly makes him such an endearing character

It almost makes me wish he was voiced in cutscenes like he was in Hyrule Warriors.

He was great in Hyrule warriors

Master Kohga reminds me so much of Grunty from Banjo-Kazooie Nuts and Bolts. They both are villains that use the new technology in creative and silly ways, and your relationship with them is not too close but not far either. They also both survive things that should've ended them. They are so similar!

In the clip of meeting Kohga again, i couldn't help but laugh as the two behind him threw the talisman like paper into the air like confetti😂

I’d like to see your take on Kohga from Age of Calamity. It’s interesting how he is depicted there.

I loved Kohgas introduction in TOTK and always enjoyed encountering him again. I also agree that he should have had voiced lines. He had a great voice actor in Age of Calamity.

As I'm sure others have said, definitely should check out Age of Calamity Kohga. Fixes the voiceless issue and the presence of Sooga makes for a perfect counter-balance to his goofiness.

Ganondrof needed his own Memories in the depths, so we could see the story from his perspective. It would have beennice if he interacted with Link after each dungeon too. Not to taunt, but to converse with his "rival."

It’s also important to remember that while Kohga and the Yiga don’t necessarily represent a big threat to Link, imagine how terrifying they must be to the average Hylian. They can disguise as almost anyone, infiltrate almost anywhere, are very skilled warriors, and can teleport at will. Even the Gerudo, some of the finest warriors in Hyrule, have trouble against them.

I'm sad that Sooga didn't show up in TotK, I would have loved to fight him as a boss battle. Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity really fleshed out Master Kohga by introducing Sooga, a Yiga that at first glance looks like he should be in charge of the clan. He is very loyal to Kohga, willing to put his life on the line for his master on more than one occasion. We later learn that when Sooga was a child he was starving and begging for food when he came upon a Yiga camp. Two Yiga notice him, draw their blades and approach him, but Kohga intervenes and hands him a banana, thus saving his life and telling him in a joking manner that Sooga will have to repay him one day. As mentioned before we see Sooga willing to risk his life for his master, meaning he took Kohga's words seriously but also likely looks up to him since Kohga took him in. We also see Kohga stepping in to help Sooga as well, showing that they have a bond and that while Kohga is certainly lazy and evil, he does have someone he cares about. I think it does a lot for the character and I really hope that Sooga (along with the twinrova) appear in the TotK DLC.

Seeing Kohga again was awesome. I liked what they did with him in Age of Calamity where not only did his voice actor did an amazing job portraying his character, but you get this odd sense of respect and honor from him. After all, he'll kill you... TO DEATH!

I just watched a video of yours criticizing Kohga the other day and I was thinking "ooo wonder what he thinks of Kohga in the new game" Glad you see the light, the glory of the Yiga clan. Glory to Master Kohga.

The funny thing is, that chasm he rockets up into... has a roof. Poor guy, pancaked into the bottom of Rito Village :(

I loved the Kohga fights, but I hate that I can't fight them again without starting a new save file. I would love for the vehicle fights to be replayable, even if it wasn't the man himself piloting the vehicles. Also, Kohga Fight Theme is amazing

I'm just gonna say... I completed the Master Kohga quest line BEFORE doing the Spirit Temple. At the time I didn't even know you could get the mech. When Kohga whipped out a literal MECHA ROBOT it was the most hype thing ever. It was still easy, even without Mineru, but it was a lot cooler having to flurry rush him rather than using the robot.

10:35 tbh i just like to think that he sounds the way he does in age of calamity, that voice is really fitting for him imo but totally agreed, him having voiced lines would've been an amazing addition

Honestly for most of my initial few hours of TotK I hadn't touched the Depths at all so I didn't find any Yiga for a while. When I found them in the Depths I was not only pleasantly surprised but it also meant that getting Mighty Bananas for Atk Food was farmable down there, alongside other really strong stuff. It really does solidify the Yiga in both a gameplay and story perspective.

Honestly, kohga here makes me wish sooga was still alive in this timeline of events. But bro sacrificed himself for kohga in botw timeline. Probably. Kinda like how he did in aoc.

I really loved Kohga's arc in Age of Calamity. Especially his relationship with Sooga. Having a playable Kohga was amazing.

Absolutely fantastic. And you know what, the day I ran into him I had missed his cooky antics that very same morning. You can imagine how delighted I was to not just get him return but to have more to do with as well.

I was kinda hoping kohga would turn out to be a sage and turn things around. Look at the name of his quest! Its the same naming convention as the other sages. "Kohga of the Yiga Tribe"

The Yiga are the best enemies in all of Hyrule. I would join them just for the laughs they would give me. I would never hurt a Hylian and I would have a jolly good time as a Yiga, for sure. They're all hilarious.

He doesn’t even mention the amount of personality we get to see from him in age of calamity. Which just shows how good of a character he is that it’s not even needed to show that.

unironically the space kohga game sounds really fun and i want it to happen

One yiga i loved was Sugga in age of calamity, he has a cool backstory and he’s so sick and strong.

For me, the most surprising thing about this storyline is that Ganondorf actually ends up accepting the weapon that the Yiga Clan built for him. I just really can not imagine the exchange that had to have taken place there.

Kohga went from "let me throw some spiky balls" to *"LET ME RUN OVER THAT TWINK IN AN 18 WHEELER"*

I like how Master Kohga rises to power, whether it's a underground overlord, an exuvator, or after a foolish defeat he adapts and tries something new and FUN

I always thought stealthy ninjas needed more tanks.

The best part of this game is Master Kohgas squeaky angry stomps

i think the reason why master kohga is undoubtedly my FAVORITE zelda character of all time is because of his undeniable charm. i love goofy villains that you can't take seriously. this is especially present in age of calamity where he was given PHENOMENAL voice acting. his personality was defined so much that he became a character i used to hate when i was younger to an S tier character. in my playthrough of totk i got autobuild really late because i never did josha's quest and i (accidentally, mind you) stumbled upon the place where you get autobuild. i was like, "oh, just some yiga clan, whatever" and then i saw kohga and i was JUMPING WITH JOY. (might just be the autism, who knows.) like, i was so excited to see him because i thought he died. another thing is that it's not even master kohga i love, but the entire yiga clan as a whole. his little goons are so funny and expressive and the way they have literal ninja moves is nothing short of awesome. the blademasters being bulky but slow and the footsoldiers being fragile but agile (hey that rhymes!!) is such a fun concept. and dont even get me started on their backstory, like i cant even help but sympathize with them. like, holy hylia, kill link and zelda, they deserve it for being so freakin cool. glory to master kohga. P.S: i love that kohga has emotion and empathy and he isnt just a soulless monster. it adds to his charm so well that you literally start to understand why people join the yiga clan... their leader is so likeable. master kohga could run my family over with a car and i'd thank him.

I remember finding him for the first time and thinking "oh, this guy again, I wonder if they will make him do something different than in BOTW" and immediately after he brings out a fucking monster truck with spikes and I literally said to myself "me and my big mouth". Whoever got that idea deserves a raise.

There is only ONE thing I would have changed with Kohga in Tears of the Kingdom. Have him be resurrected at the shrine of resurrection by his clansmen as the reason he's back. That way it would make more sense that the Yiga were hanging out around the Great Plateau.

The point of the yiga clan in my perspective is to show how powerless evil really is

Oh damn. I LOVE this guy. He's practically Team Rocket in one beer belly body tight suit package. He was so fun to fight each time in Totk especially... I would save before every fight, and I'd repeat the match if I wasn't satisfied at how well I royally mopped him on the floor. In match 2, I prepped an automated killer robot, in match 3, I prepped an armored speed boat, and in the final match, I fought him while I had a drone up in the sky. He also has a funny one line dialogue about recognizing you even if you're wearing the full Yiga outfit. In the final match, I just put on the traditional Sheika outfit, and just slow walked up to him with my weapon drawn, no sage support, no mineru. Just me and my prepped laser drone. It needed to be dramatic. :3

This may be one of the most well put videos on this sort of subject I have ever watched. Wow.

The Virgin TotK Ganondorf Vs. The Chad Master Kohga

Yiga in this game are great

Super refreshing video and very refreshing tone man! This was pretty funny, well written and well editted. This is what gamibg cintent needs imo. Subbed and keep up the good work bro! Based Kohga video btw 👏

another thing to note is that while the yiga are all fooled by link wearing the yiga outfit, master Kohga recognizes link every time and even comments on it whenever you encounter him while wearing it.