Love this Midna reference...
In the previous page it says that she tried to speak to Zelda but didn't hear any words (which is probably due to the broken Mirror).
Bring back Midna pls Nintendo.
maybe she didn't know she had it? maybe not even the triforce can wish away Demise? after all the guy was still revived despite Link wishing for him to be destroyed ( i know they traveled back in time but that's just dumb)
I did yeah, I'm just not sure they're going to go that route as the DLC will take place after the story and that's a big assumption to make that everyone has gotten that far... even after 10 months or so. I'd like to explore Hyrule Post-Calamity though, so all the Guardian's are gone...etc but I suppose that takes the threat out of the world.
I never finished Skyward Sword so I was unaware about that dream detail.Considering we know Zelda started communicating with Fi after this incident, and Fi looks like the Fairy Queen from Wind Waker and is the Goddess Sword and Fi's preferred method of breaking the ice is to appear in dreams in a world consumed by darkness I'd say a safe bet is that Zelda was dreaming about Fi, not Midna.
Yeah, I mean I found the plot rather ho-hum (though I liked the memory nabbing) and the ending one of the weakest in the series but story has never been that big a thing for the series, even the better ones main plot is often by the numbers, it's more about what happens around the plot (Majora's Mask being king of this).
i myself have a tattoo of her Imp Form even that looks more beautiful then FiI did yeah, I'm just not sure they're going to go that route as the DLC will take place after the story and that's a big assumption to make that everyone has gotten that far... even after 10 months or so. I'd like to explore Hyrule Post-Calamity though, so all the Guardian's are gone...etc but I suppose that takes the threat out of the world.
I went searching:
Well shit... that is 100% Lon Lon Ranch in its exact OoT layout... but destroyed.
The reason that she didn't just wished Ganon away is because she and all of Hyrule don't have any idea what the Triforce is. Thats the way it seemed to me. Its been so incredibly long that now since the last games that its just passed down the family without them knowing it or knowing its power. Note how Zelda called it her "sealing power" and never "Triforce".
Maybe I was mistaken. I could have sworn I read an interview recently where Aonuma stated something to that effect but I can't find it at the moment.
There's also a Bridge of Eldin, but it's much, MUCH smaller lolHey don't worry there are enough people that like her
Also there is tons of fanart about midna and people generally like her.
Anyway i am glad the game atleast mentions Twilight Princess in the first Zelda memory (Sword steeped in Embers of Twilight Zelda says) also lake hylia bridge is there.
But what i am thinking is why did Fi reach out to Zelda and not Link? I guess because well Zelda is technically Hylia... So her creator if i am right.
Wait, so is the secret ending Aonuma teased the one with Link and Zelda about to depart for Zora's Domain because the Divine Beast is malfunctioning? I didn't think it was anything more than a post-credits stinger scene when I first saw it lol
I never finished Skyward Sword so I was unaware about that dream detail.
That said, why would her voice be muffled in the dream? That, and the "not of this world" part is what made me think of Midna.
Also, in one of the memories, the game actually shows the separate occasion when Zelda communicated with Fi/the Sword so that also made me think it wasn't about Fi.
Lastly, Fi is ugly, not beautiful.
But seriously, I guess it was wishful thinking on my part that it was about Midna. I just finished Twilight Princess for the first time a few weeks ago and I really liked her character. Disappointing that most Zelda fans don't feel the same way.
Poor Malon's family they didn't survive the Great CalamityI did yeah, I'm just not sure they're going to go that route as the DLC will take place after the story and that's a big assumption to make that everyone has gotten that far... even after 10 months or so. I'd like to explore Hyrule Post-Calamity though, so all the Guardian's are gone...etc but I suppose that takes the threat out of the world.
I went searching:
Well shit... that is 100% Lon Lon Ranch in its exact OoT layout... but destroyed.
That dream is from the very beginning of the game. Fi appears to Link and warns him of the coming danger, which is pretty much what happened in Zelda's dream in BotW. Zelda isn't supposed to be the one hearing Fi's voice, though, so she couldn't. Not until she awakened her goddess powers. Fi was created by Hylia, and Zelda's powers are Hylia's, so communication was possible. Zelda says with her powers drained over 100 years she can't hear Fi anymore.
Zelda said she thought the woman was a fairy or a goddess, which is a hint that it was Fi.
Well, we don't necessarily know that Zelda has the Triforce. A Triforce mark appears when she uses her powers, but the actual triforce is a solid 3D object that doesn't dwell within a person and has to be touched and a wish made upon it. The Triforce has also symbolized Zelda herself, and the series is rife with glowing Triforce marks that are not the actual Triforce.
The mirror of twilight is not in the game, and if it was that would be evidence against Child Timeline.
It's pretty clear that Ocarina of Time occurred in this timeline. That rules out Child Timeline because the events of Ocarina of Time that are referenced in BotW never transpired, and it's definitely not Adult Timeline.
The references to twilight are incredibly vague. Although Child Timeline is the only Timeline with the only game that involves the Twilight Realm, the Interloper War would have to be before OoT and, although it never appeared in other games, the Mirror of Twilight and Twilight Realm would logically exist in all 3 timelines. So references to Twilight could be a reference to the Interloper War, a reference to an event involving Twilight in the Downfall Timeline, or just a reference to the time of day.
The artwork added to TPHD depicts the Hero of Time meeting all of those races as a child. This implies that all of those races existed back then and logically in all 3 timelines.
Poor Malon's family they didn't survive the Great Calamity
Wut ?
Haha, I think she's fine since she's 17, but the king is kind of a douche.
It can also explain why she didn't know what the Triforce really was or what it could really do. The first cut scene really explained it IMO. It said that it was a legend passed down. For 10,000 years. They jad no clue it was real until Calamity Ganon showed up. It makes complete sense that Zelda has no clue to the real power she had with the full Triforce.