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I understand your point. The emptiness of the over world was definitely more of an awe factor rather than an inconvenience, but I don't think it's exactly the change in the gaming world. It's the fact that people have hammered so many hours into that game, and it just becomes apparent. At least...

By DS title, I meant Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks. But I do definitely enjoy the Majora's Mask remake. Many things were greatly improved. There are a few things that I could've done without, like some boss changes, but overall, solid title.

We're saying the same thing. My question was to the people who are theorizing that males are regularly born, but purged, until once per century. Although, the Triforce of Height would certainly be interesting.

My point isn't, It's not real, because it couldn't really happen. Gorons can't happen. Talking trees can't happen. Magic can't happen. I'm quite aware. I'm just back and forth on the fact that, given the theories of others, they choose a male every century, how does that work? How does he end up...

I don't see how it follows that logic, hence my original post. Not all theories are based off of realism. They're mostly based off of the logic the game sets up, with a little real world logic thrown in here and there, considering that's the logic we know and have to base it off of. I think the...

Favorite is definitely Majora's Mask. Love it to death. I'm honestly surprised at all of the DS title hate. I liked the games a lot, but maybe they deserve a replay. Don't exactly have a least favorite. They all hold general places in my head, but the only one that may fit the category is Oracle...

But the game doesn't follow any logic. Which is what this entire thread and board are all about. Theory, not "How realistic is it."

Right, but what I mean is that we won't be getting half the amount of games on half the amount of systems. It should remain the same.

There are droves of people calling this game their favorite 2D, or even favorite in general, Zelda. I agree, it is amazing. Love every bit of it.

Many of the games need over world overhaul. Either smaller or more dense. Ocarina of Time, Skyward Sword, Wind Waker, stc.

Honestly surprised you are the only one to have said this. Ooccoo is nightmare fuel.

I don't agree with preordering, but I do plan on buying them. They look amazing.

I wouldn't go out of my way to buy a 3DS to play the remake. The N64 one is amazing on its own.

I love Twilight Princess' items, I just find them highly under utilized. I do love Skyward Sword's though.

Majora's Mask 3D gave me an opportunity to play my favorite game again, so that was lovely. As well as seeing the pay off to Operation Moonfall.

You would be able to get the two DS games for cheap, but the 3DS allows for more to play, in general.

I'm sure there were many other tears involved in these tears of light quests. But to my memory, there was only one.

Would it not double the amount of games? Instead of one console, then one hand held, then one console, then one hand held, all efforts are focused on the one console.

There are so many theories stating that Majora's Mask didn't really happen, even though Nintendo has stated that it was a parallel world. It's real. It happened. There's no evidence that it was a dream.

We know that it smells like Zelda. But other than that, it's just a cloth. Breaks your fall. Not much more than that.

There has been enough time for the Temple of Time to completely fall apart. I'd guess centuries. That's enough time to naturally select some round ears in there.

The only question amongst this is how do Gerudos only have one male a century? That isn't something that's exactly naturally selected. And I don't see why they'd choose one male to cherish every century. How would they choose which one? Also regarding the fact that Ganondorf is about seven feet...

I'm totally on board. I could see why they wouldn't necessarily choose a character creator, but they could give us something new. Even slightly.

I really like that stalfos idea. The only question is, why isn't anyone else taking that medicine to not become a stalfos?

Tatl and Tael have an extensive past. Navi had just fulfilled her duty with Link, and split.

It could technically be the incarnation of Demise's hate that he speaks of. It doesn't necessarily have to be Ganondorf.

Even though they look similar, who's to say it's the same effect? It could feasibly have the power in Skyward Sword, but not in Wind Waker, even though they look similar.

Ganondorf killed almost everyone within Hyrule as soon as he took power. Everyone is either dead or gone. I don't think it's that far fetched to assume he is in that camp.

I figured he meant the right given to him by his new god, Ganondorf.

Maybe she figures it's not a good idea to throw a very sharp object towards him, during a huge battle? Or maybe that Ganon could get it or knock it away? Or maybe she didn't have the upper body strength to get it out of the ground. Just spit balling.

Considering she is the Master Sword, that isn't necessarily a lie. But she could definitely be there in spirit.

Isn't this essentially confirmed, given the events of Majora's Mask? He enters the Lost Woods, and transfers to Termina.

If the Hero's Spirit just possesses anyone to become the hero, why are they all identical? Couldn't there be a new hero? Like a Goron, or a woman, or anything different than what we always get?

They're definitely some sort of enchanted. Whenever he wills it, he can lift incredible objects. Might even be some form of touch telekinesis.

Labotomizing Romani doesn't really seem like a Good Guy thing to do.

Many different substances have the same effects in the Zelda world, so who's to say that potions are the same across the board? There are things like soup as well that have regenerative effects.

I'm going to preface this with the fact that I did not create this theory, I just have not seen it mentioned on this board yet. For those unaware, there is a theory floating around that after Skull Kid takes Epona from you, she's then killed. Which isn't entirely implausible. In the intro, you...

I never really put that much thought into it, but I really did enjoy that line. The enscription on the sword really does it for me though.

The impression I got out of the game, as a toddler, was that Link is obviously the boy without a fairy, but that Navi was also waiting a long time to be assigned to someone. She was just as anxious as Link was to have a companion, which explains how overzealous she was, and little did each of...

Link is also technically the "people of Hyrule." The legend isn't exactly wrong.

Perhaps Nabooru wasn't actually intending to do anything. She's just giving a kid a fake promise in order to get what she wants out of him. They are a race of thieves after all, so I wouldn't put it past her.

I do believe that each land would have their own sort of government, but the Royal Family would have overall say, considering the amount of respect they get from other species, as well as the fact that they have an actual army.

Perhaps there is another cavern in Termina that hashe Dodongos in it that they refer to as Dodongo Cavern, because, as you said, there isn't one in this land.

Parallel means that they are interchangeable, and one affects the other. Alternate is a split that happens, and at that point they are mutually exclusive. They no longer act alongside each other. At least, to me.

I think it's pretty much proven that it is him, which raises the question, Do we know Bulblin biology? Could be nothing to him. Or perhaps he's just a very lucky guy.

They get snow, and throw it on the stove. Or they get it from Great Bay, and throw it in a Brita.

I didn't exactly have it to have such a damn terrifying face, so it was quite up in the air. But in reality, I wasn't even expecting to go inside of it, so I didn't have a preconceived notion.

I see how the five areas could be the five stages of grief, but I do not see the connection that Link is dead. For one, the entire game is themed around death. On top of that, these people are literally going to die. It's just a showcase for the five stages themselves. I fail to see the...

I think their inner ear is made of pixels and polygons that allow sound to travel within them. In reality, I agree with your solid mass theory, other than the fact that sound doesn't travel more acutely through solids, but rather lower tones just travel further. You need air within it to be able...

Same way other creatures do, fairies have different roles. Assuming they allook heal is probably some form of racist.