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- Feb 5, 2011
With the introduction of the Ancient Robots in Skyward Sword, it got me thinking. By that I mean Nintendo's top men probably watched Scrapped Princess. Scrapped Princess, for those who don't know, if an anime based on a manga (though from what I've heard, not a very accurate adaptation) about a girl who travels with her adoptive siblings because her destiny is to "destroy the world". It's got a nice cast of characters, all developed, it combines fantasy and science fiction, and is, in my opinion, a very underrated anime. In fact, go watch it after reading this.
Anyway, here's a spoiler for that anime that's revealed mid series. The show has been seen in a very medieval setting only to reveal that it is actually 6000 AD. Years ago, aliens attacked us because we became too advanced for out own good and we had to downgrade, eventually reaching the middle ages once again.
With the robotic technology introduced in Skyward Sword, it got me thinking. Perhaps Hyrule isn't some ancient historical world, but the distant future. Some apocalyptic event could occur, causing the three goddesses to come down and restore the land. There would be some trace of technology left, but either unseen or unused by humans. The tech there would be used by whatever creatures that remain, such as the Bokoblins or Ghirahim's tribe. By Ocarina of Time, most, if not all, technology would go away.
That's just a small theory, what do you think? Not bad or am I just thinking too much?
Anyway, here's a spoiler for that anime that's revealed mid series. The show has been seen in a very medieval setting only to reveal that it is actually 6000 AD. Years ago, aliens attacked us because we became too advanced for out own good and we had to downgrade, eventually reaching the middle ages once again.
With the robotic technology introduced in Skyward Sword, it got me thinking. Perhaps Hyrule isn't some ancient historical world, but the distant future. Some apocalyptic event could occur, causing the three goddesses to come down and restore the land. There would be some trace of technology left, but either unseen or unused by humans. The tech there would be used by whatever creatures that remain, such as the Bokoblins or Ghirahim's tribe. By Ocarina of Time, most, if not all, technology would go away.
That's just a small theory, what do you think? Not bad or am I just thinking too much?