Recent content by Smoore

I hate what Nintendo did with the timeline in Hyrule Historia. I don't mind the Third Split too much, but the placement was horrible. But the placement of Four Swords Adventures was a complete cop-out move for them. It could be so much deeper to keep it between Four Swords and Ocarina of Time...

I'm kind of kidding about this, but maybe SS:Zelda/Hylia could be the Goddess of Sand? If Groose founded the Gerudo, as all appearances suggest, then perhaps he took his obsession of Zelda with him to the desert. Not to say that she actually is a sand god, but that he worshiped her, took her...

I'm not advocating for LeetFox's theory, but in the spirit of disliking Hyrule Historia and its tendency to kill all forms of theorizing and debate, Four Swords Adventures can go before Ocarina of Time, despite Ganon being in it. I can explain if you'd like.

If that's the case, what happens if two people enter it? Is it like having two architects inside a dream in Inception? The only confirmed appearances of the Sacred Realm have looked like Hyrule. No matter what Ganon wished, it's the best we have to go off for now.

I just came across this in Ocarina of Time, and I never really thought about it before. Ganondorf tells Link that he is banishing his worthless Phantom Ganon to the gap between the dimensions. Does anyone know what this is? Is it between Hyrule and the Sacred Realm, Hyrule and Termina, or...

You have a good point, Locke. I hadn't looked at it that way. Then you think wrong. So does Hyrule Historia kill all theorizing? I have said time and again that I know *officially* the Hero's Shade is OoT:Link. I'm just tossing around a what-if scenario like fans used to be free to do.

I think more likely, Hyrule exists in a flat earth. Hyrule is on one side, and Termina is on the other. That is why they are mirrors of each other. When Link fell into Termina, he actually fell through the ground and "popped out" on the other side of the world.

I think the Silent Realm is the Sacred Realm. Following Link's demise in Ocarina of Time, the sages confine Ganondorf in the Sacred Realm with the Triforce. By the time of A Link to the Past, his evil has corrupted the Sacred Realm into the Dark World. When Link visits the Dark World, it is...

Maybe I shouldn't come back to this after it being buried a few days, but I've been away. Anyway, I've been playing Ocarina of Time 3D: Master Quest lately, and I just came to the point where Link enters the Sacred Realm for the first time after pulling out the Master Sword. Rauru tells Link...

Really? I liked Malladus, personally. I saw him as kind of a spiritual successor of Ganon (perhaps even the same spirit with a new name?). He was like Ganon but not, all at the same time. Anyway, he's not coming back. I personally hope to see a more diabolical villain. This article makes a good...

On the reincarnation of Twinrova, this is one of those places where Hyrule Historia really screws itself over. The same problem exists for Volvagia, who is suddenly alive again in The Adventure of Link. Rather than having Link die in the final battle with Ganondorf, they should have just had...

There's no logical reason not to release them. The games are rare and pricey now, and Nintendo doesn't make any money off of them. They could only stand to gain from porting them over. They would be really stupid to hold onto them.

And you call yourself "The Real Link." For shame!!! >:(

I want to see something where Link becomes mortally wounded early into the game or about halfway through and has to heal for a while. Or else, he is captured by the villain and needs to be rescued. Anyway, during this time of absence, you play as Zelda and have an arsenal of magic (and maybe...

^^ This.