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Then it would still be pretty good because I actually like Oracle of Ages/Seasons and Minish Cap. What if in Twilight Princess, Link was turned into a bunny like in A Link to the Past?

Then she would be a ripoff of Impa, except as a thief instead of a ninja. What if Nintendo sold their zelda rights to Sega?

Then the four Links would have another thing to fight over because the master sword can't replicate its self. What if the geography in Hyrule made sense, so there can't exist a large lake, desert, and snowy mountain sitting right next to each other like in Twilight Princess?

Then no one will ever listen to him. In other words, nothing changes. What if Link started a lawn mowing service?

Then Link would use the obsolete claw shot as a back scratcher and use the power bracelets as coasters for his drink because they don't deserve a spot in his inventory. What if there were zelda games that were educational like mario teaches typing and mario's time machine?

Then that zelda would abandon motion controls, be hardcore, and there would be a war between the fans loved the game and the fans who felt betrayed. What if Link and Mario swapped Epona and Yoshi?

Then because Hyrule has no angel that can fly into space to defeat them, the goddesses would tell the Hylians to live deep underground forever so the Aurum can be destroyed by a meteor shower or something, and then a millennium later, the above surface becomes a legend, like Gurren Lagann or a...

Then Link and King Arthur would fight over it. What if Ganondorf was a woman and the Gerudo was a race of men?

Maybe but I don't see how you can beat Demise without a shield.

It's good for nostalgia. The older I got, the worse the anime seemed. I do think it's bad but I just can't hate it. I did hate the 3rd and 4th generations of the anime because the cliches overstayed their welcome, especially team rocket. The current generation of the anime is actually pretty...

Usually, yes. The only starter I didn't stick with was torchick because I messed up when I should've let it evolve and it didn't learn the moves I wanted.

I never thought of it either. It's a good theory.

Stallord doesn't resemble any other zelda creature. It was just a random monster or demon. End of discussion.

Why do you think that? No offense but you gave no evidence to support your theory. I think it's more likely that the stalfos is Shade's true form. OoT explained that people can turn into stalfos. How did he turn into a wolf between OoT and TP? His wolf form looks more mystical so I also think it...

I can agree with that but there is no real evidence.

Could be, though it is only speculation. The Isle of the Goddess was just a small portion of Skyloft that came from what would become the sealed grounds. The sealed grounds is part of Faron Woods and Lake Hylia, meaning that what is left of Skyloft is Faron Woods and Lake Hylia. How Lake Hylia...

I agree that Gohma is just a multi-legged one eyed monster. She just takes a slightly different form in each game. A lot of reoccuring bosses do that. She takes the form of any existing creature with at least 8 legs, which include a spider, crab, and centipede. Other forms she could take in the...

It was explained in the Hyrule Historia. In OoT, Link coming back to past with the triforce of courage caused the triforce to link to its bearers. In TP, I think it either just revealed itself at the execution or it went to Ganondorf at his most crucial moment.

Four Swords Adventures for the gamecube. It's a waste of a gamecube disk to play a GBA game. It would've been better suited for the DS. Also, I prefer to explore than be restricted to enclosed levels.

Sorry to say but I never had much of an opinion on him. I don't think he's a good or bad character. I won't mind seeing him in another zelda either.

If they make them optional too often, fans will start complaining that there are too many useless items. I would be cool if the biggoron sword became required for maybe just one boss.

Phantom Hourglass was too easy because almost every enemy went down with one hit. Though people do tend to tell me I have good hand writing. Maybe it translates to good stylus control.

It doesn't matter to me. I usually don't need to leave a dungeon before completing it but I don't mind the feature.

But steel would melt eventually. Has to be magic wood or steel

Most people think 10

It already happened in Majora's Mask, Wind Waker, and Phantom Hourglass. In MM, you switch between Link and Kafei in the theif's hideout. In WW, you switch between Link and either Makar or Medli. They don't fight but they help with puzzles. In PH, you switch between Link and a goron who can...

18 is just the official adult age in the United States. In Japan, it's 20. It can be different in other countries, such as Hyrule. I think most people assume he's 10 in OoT.

I hated King Jabu Jabu in Oracle of Ages. I never hated the water temple from Ocarina of Time but all of the problems other people had with it I felt in the OoA jabu jabu. The fact that it's 2D made it more fustrating to change the water level on so many confusing floors.

I found a way to beat Moldarach is less than a minute. Whle in the claws phase, back Moldarach into a corner. It backs up as you walk into it. Once you take out the claws and expose the eye, stab til the cows come home. Moldarach won't be able to back away and won't get a chance to dig. Who...

Funny. The TP Zelda is my least favorite because she was so boring and was never around. I prefer any of the zeldas between Wind Waker and Skyward Sword. They look like fun to hang out with and make me laugh. It's what's on the inside that counts.

I've been a Zelda fan my whole life so no. I've never even met anyone who thought Link's name was Zelda

Lanayru mining facility. It was just really tedious and enemies that require stabs are annoying.

I didn't think to do the skyward strike either because Fi told me it wasn't possible during the battle. I had to go to the sheikah stone to find out about it. I really hate Fi for being so unhelpful. But you can beat him without the strike. The skyward strike gives you a big opening but is risky...

I don't really mind the look. I cared more about the functionalit. I would say the wooden shield is better than the iron shield since it can't be electrocuted but the iron shield is better in the volcano. Each has it's strengthes and weaknesses but th divine and Hylian shield are the best of course.

I liked Owlan. He's serious looking, is apparently a skilled bird rider, and faced the possessed Levias. He's got guts. His room is kinda nice too and probably smells fresh.

I liked the rattle quest. Even though I needed the sheikah stone to tell me where it was, it was fun to stick the landing from such a height.

Right back at ya. Skyward Sword had more emotion than any other zelda I've played. It started with Majora's Mask, then had a little more in the toon zeldas thanks to facial expressions, and then nailed it in this game.

I was satisfied enought with the amount of exploring you could do. This is just another one of those things that can't satisfy everyone. Besides, I'd rather have a small area with a lot of details like in MM, than a big, flat, empty plain like in OoT or TP.

The armos statues in Lanayru mines. It was diffcult to keep my distance while being close enough to blow thier head propellers. I hadn't quite nailed down stabbing so it was hard to give the finishing blow. The fire spewing birds from the ancient cistern gave me a hard time while climbing to the...

I also liked the tadtones quest. it was relaxing, allowed you to look at Faron Woods with a bird's eye view, and was kinda fun. I almost wanted the woods to stay flooded.

She was going to confess her love for Link. However, Nintendo said that it's up for the player to decide. So, she could've also said "I like pudding!"

I like how the sword and other items follow the wiimote even when you are not swinging them. You could be in the room doing something else while still holding the wiimote making Link look silly. lol

I got SS on day one with no spoilers other than the places and species. They tell you who the Imprisoned is in bits and pieces, and I think they said the name Demise when you meet with Zelda in Hylia's realm. Luckily for me, I never saw Demise's true form before the final battle.

I don't think so. I also nearly cried at Link's look of despair right after Zelda completely sealed herself.

I don't mind it. It's less frustrating to get through a dungeon when you don't have to start at the beginning after shutting off the game. A simple and convenient solution.

I think the harp could've and should've been more like the spirit flute in Spirit Tracks. After selecting the harp, a bar of some sort would appear on the screen showing the different notes as the wiimote slides across the bar. It doesn't have to interrupt the flow of the game as long as the...

Of course Ghirahim! He can teleport circles around you and the only thing keeping him from stabbing you are his manners.

The mogmas were my favorite new race. Too bad they most likely went extinct later in the timeline. The Kikwis were enjoyable too. The Parella didn't do anything though.

First of all, she's a computer so she's too inhuman to be capable of a human form. Second, if she did have a human form, I think she would've used it at some point in the game. Third, she's not aggressive like Ghirahim so she doesn't need it.

Midna is definitely the least annoying out of those three. Fi and Navi bother your whether or not you want them too. The only annoying thing about Midna was her laughing every time you come across a spot where she can do something which was not too often.