Yes. Nintendo outright saying it is a parallel world.
Majoras mask was a DREAM
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Yes. Nintendo outright saying it is a parallel world.
Mellow Ezlo
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OK, there really is no need to be so condescending in here, that doesn't help prove your theory in any way.
As to him foreseeing the events, I don't have an explanation. But Termina is a parallel world to Hyrul, Nintendo themselves have confirmed it on several occasions. So no offense, but please know your facts before you subtly call us all stupid.
Natsu Dragneel
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really? hhmm okay
It's in the game's instruction manual as well as Hyrule Historia itself.
Natsu Dragneel
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but didnt link fall inside a big trunk of tree long ways down falling into a new world?
That was a portal, a parallel world means a world in another parallel dimension basically. It exists but in a different reality.
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Well.. practically every game in the Franchise is a stand alone game with only few references to it's um... predecessors... so you could practically say that um... every game in the Franchise is a dream.... which would render the story of the franchise itself kind of... pointless... which is why Link's Awakening is my least favourite... uh... kind of reminds me of the time I stuffed a child into a bear suit...
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okay but isn't link dead?
Jirohnagi
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no just no
No, he isn't dead. That's just a viral fan theory that has no basis in fact.
Mellow Ezlo
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I just... I can't even...
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it has bunch of hard facts
in majors mask
he could create statues of the deceased people he could transform into and some how he was able to create a statue of himself which means he is dead
I would just like to point out that though it is commonly and erroneously proported to be "The Five Stages of Dying", Dr. Kübler-Ross' model was actually supposed to be a model for the emotional stages of those close to the terminal party accepting that person's death. Not someone accepting their own. So I highly doubt it is Link working through his own death, as is commonly proposed by advocates of any of the types of "it's all in his mind" theories.
Nintendo has explicitly said it is a parallel world. No official materials or quotes from Nintendo, ever, has said he was dead. Not one. Yet they all say it is a parallel world. Word of God here. He didn't die, and besides his spirit in TP is clearly that of an adult.
Mellow Ezlo
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That's not a solid argument at all, since the Elegy of Emptiness creates a statue that replicates the image of the figure playing the song. It doesn't create statues of dead things.