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Also, Fi and Ghirahim are not really the same. Ghirahim actually is Demise's sword, while Fi is simply a spirit who inhabits the Master Sword.

Though it isn't new, my favorite is the True Master Sword. Unlike mandym, I am a fan of the bright colors. Also, the Goddess Sword, Goddess Longsword, and Goddess Whitesword have less contrast, and the (False?) Master Sword is too dull for my tastes.

I don't know what you're talking about. Even in the trailer for the game that shows this scene, Link has one of the iron shields. (It can be seen for a split second at about 1:29.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JL6fOoX9ilE

If I remember correctly, the number of enemies does not go back up. I guess Nintendo's reasoning for doing this was so players wouldn't be annoyed by fighting easy enemies so late in the game when they are trying to collect goddess cubes, pieces of heart, etc... It's pretty similar to how after...

What about all of the objects with the Sheikah emblem on them, such as the Gossip Stones? It seems more likely to me that Nintendo just didn't show us any of the other Sheikah in Skyward Sword, and there isn't much evidence backing up your idea.

I enjoyed the Horned Colossus Beetle sidequest the most. The majority of the sidequests were just going back and forth between people to talk and advance, or using dowsing to find something that someone wants. Beedle's sidequest made you complete a challenge that is somewhat difficult (at least...

It seemed to me that Skull Kid had no power and that he was really just Majora's puppet. If someone powerful like Ganon or Demise were to use Majora's Mask, it is possible that he would actually be able to harness its power instead of just being under its control.

It took me two tries since it took me a while to figure out that you can use electrified Skyward Strikes. The first time, I tried to fight Demise like you do in the first phase. Halfway through my second try I picked up on what I had to do, and the battle wasn't very challenging after that.

I think that the first one is pretty weak. The testimonials are pretty vague and don't actually say anything about the game. People saying that the game is outstanding, beautiful, or colorful really tells the viewer nothing, and these adjectives could be used to describe any game. While I don't...

I like that the challenge of the games does not come entirely from difficult enemies, but I think that Nintendo needs to bring back some of the challenge that was present in early games. I died numerous times playing through The Legend of Zelda and Zelda II. Even after beating Zelda II a few...

I wish SS had a Cave of Ordeals. I think that would have been more fun than the horde. In my opinion, there were only a few challenging enemies in the game, and there weren't really any difficult enemy combinations.

I know that Fi said that he looks different to each person, but I don't think that means that he has no form. He is still a being. Also, if he didn't have any true physical forms, would that mean that he is not actually physical? If so, how could he attack people?

I voted for Pipit, but I was actually disappointed with his character. At first, it seemed like he would actually be somewhat important to the story, but they actually just had him stand around.

I still don't see why that wouldn't be the case for A-Theory. I read the Wikipedia articles, and as I understand it, the only difference between the two is that in B-theory the future is already happening, while in A-theory it has yet to be determined.

What makes you say that Zelda games use B-theory? Maybe I don't completely understand it, but it seems to me that neither A-theory nor B-theory deals with time travel. If anything, it seems like Zelda games couldn't be using B-theory. According to B-theory the past, present, and future are...