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Why is video game music not in that poll? I don't really like any kind of music, but the only good music I hear nowadays has no lyrics(unless they're insanely good) and is from a video game. I do listen to all sorts of genres, but all the songs I listen to can be directly connected to video...

I'd have to go with Twilight Princess, simply because all the others aren't particularly exciting.

Well, you can find Dittos in Giant Chasm, and Riolu should hatch from an egg that comes from a Lucario, in any case. If you don't get a Riolu from Lucario's egg, then your game must be screwed up.

Well, as everyone else has said, no. The theory would be a great one if Ciela didn't find out she was the Spirit of Courage. I probably would've thought of the same thing if she hadn't, to be honest. This is the type of theory I like, but it's been proven false. Short answer: no.

Not to say an adult mask would ruin the game, but it would be a lot worse with one. If you really want to be an adult anywhere, just look up how to use the Fierce Deity's Mask anywhere. You'll surely find it. I will admit, the Fierce Deity's Mask isn't really an adult, but it's the same...

I liked the Sandship. It was the only dungeon that was legitimately confusing. It was the only one I actually saved and quit in the middle of. I finished every other dungeon in one play session, but the timeshift stones gave so many more options of how to go through the dungeon.

If they made Majora's Mask 2 on the 3DS, I think they would have to release Majora's Mask 3D first. That way they could have new fans interested in the sequel as well as old fans interested in a new Zelda game. My opinions, really, but if one is going to exist, the other will have to as well.

Well, the owl in OoT(Kaepora Gaebora) is confirmed to be Rauru. With a similar name to Kaepora Gaebora, there's no way Gaepora's name is a coincidence. I think that Gaepora could be an ancestor to Rauru, or perhaps a past life of him. There's no way to know, really, unless Nintendo comes out and...

I've 100%ed all of the games except for The Wind Waker. I've always made a point of finishing each game at least twice. One time to go through the game and watch the story, and the second to get everything there is and really analyze the story(which I suck at). The Wind Waker remains the only...

They all exist. If anything, the three golden goddesses(Din, Nayru, Farore) created Hylia. This makes sense when you consider how the intro refers to multiple goddesses and the fact that Din, Nayru, and Farore all have songs and Silent Realms. The Triforce is in Skyward Sword, which means the...

If I had to pick one type, I'd say Electric. I've never really had much of a fascination with individual types. Also, Electric lets me use Eelectross("Guess who has no weakness"). It'd allow for Electabuzz(Electivire is... eww...) and Lanturn. Electric has some great Pokemon.

It sounds improbable to me. Though, if you look at the room you get the Triforce from in SS, it could be anywhere in the world. It's just a completely sealed off chamber. Even from the outside, it probably doesn't look like anything special. Using that type of chamber, you could just place it in...

The only thing I really used it for was getting exclusive Pokemon, like the Bouncing Magikarp. I think the battery is dead now, though. Oh, well. I never use it anymore.

The first time through it was likely the Goddess Shield, but in Hero Mode it was the Wooden Shield. It made me feel that much more bad***. Demise: "I'm going to spill your blood everywhere!" Link: "Not if my Wooden Shield has something to say about it!" Demise: *disintegrates while laughing...

I'd have to say the Gust Jar from TMC. It's way better than the Gust Bellows.

Chances are, like anything with "stal" in its name, it's Stallord. It likely had a different name before it was Stallord, or, perhaps, since it's the leader of the Stalfos, it never had a living form. If you want the real answer, ask whoever designed him.

I preferred the final boss and ending from MM. I don't know why, but MM always seemed to have all the individual aspects better than OoT, but OoT was somehow the overall better game. The final boss of OoT was kind of... easy. There were only two parts to it, and one of those parts was a very...

You've got the idea I had, but I think it would depend on the game. For example, in TWW it would be Link of Outset, while in TP it would Link of Ordon. He shouldn't really have a last name. He is supposed to be the "link" between the player and the game, after all. Let's go with this: Link's...

I've always gone for the starter that evolved into the Pokemon with the most... variety. So, for Kanto, I'd pick Charmander. For Hoenn, I'd pick Mudkip. It's up to you, though.

I've never wanted them to change the story telling of Zelda. They could probably update the technology a little, I suppose. I'd probably make a lot of changes in the gameplay, but Skyward Sword was a step in the direction I wanted it to go. Although, I'd like more of a Metal Gear Solid-style...

I never saw this as a problem. Flying was fun and on your way to Faron, you can stop to shop. You might find a clown crying on a colorful island. You might find a crazy chubby guy with a sword thinking he can cut bamboo really fast. There was a lot of flying, but you could at least discover...

I think the Shadow Pokemon were a great addition. I'd love to see another game involving them, but, like others here have said, the idea of catching another person's Pokemon made me feel kind of... evil. I realize the people you're stealing them from are evil, but I don't think stealing Pokemon...

It was the original. Back when I was 3 years old, crying from boredom, the family friend gave me a controller and said "HERE! Stop crying and play!"

It depends on the game, but the idea is generally the same. I draw the path of the Poke Ball(or just point the d-pad in the direction it's flying, hold B when the Poke Ball opens, press A once it's closed, and then draw the shaking(or move the d-pad with it) until it's caught. I've never...

I thought he was a pretty epic boss, yes. He seemed to be everything evil you could put on a humanoid figure. Don't forget, also, that the form you see him in is an incomplete version of himself. He hasn't fully absorbed the Goddess' soul, so he very well could have been that much more epic.

Why not yellow like in TWW and TMC?

To put it shortly, Link is the Goddess' chosen hero. He probably doesn't disappear because the time shift stones are part of fulfilling his task as the hero. Perhaps he's just exempt from all logic that would hinder the completion of his quest. It's Zelda, so things like that aren't improbabilities.

I see the same thing with the Kami trio, but I'm pretty sure the reason they look identical is because the things they're based on look almost identical. Like you said, though, they could have at least made them have different poses.

I think they made it so easy to catch because it's important/relevant to the story. In fact, I'm pretty sure you start the battle over automatically if you kill it.

Exactly my thinking. When I saw Vanillite, I thought they ran out of ideas at the moment they created it. It seems too... I don't know, easy to create. When you look at Pokemon like Drowzee, I seriously doubt any ordinary person could make THAT out of an aardvark. They used to be so creative and...

If there's any relation between the two, it's likely something to do with Majora being a Twili at some point in time, but I highly doubt it. It seems too improbable and doesn't seem to affect the story of either game. Either way, I doubt the knowledge would change how anyone looks at either...

Vanillite and it's evolutionary chain. It's the only time I've looked at a Pokemon and lost respect for the series for a moment. It's just... Pokemon should never be ice cream.

I think it's definitely possible. Knowing that, I'd actually like to try it myself. I recommend that anyone try this if they think they're good at Zelda games. It sounds like a great way to prove how good you actually are. Good luck to anyone who tries it.

Hmm... 1. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64) 2. Metal Gear Solid (PS) 3. Pokemon Blue Version (GB) 4. The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword (Wii) 5. Kid Icarus: Uprising (3DS) That was harder than I thought it would be.

It took me about a year, but if I actually owned it, that might have helped. I had to arrange a visit(usually once a month) in order to play it. When I DID play it, I played it for at least 3 hours at a time.

Maybe not funny. Maybe not memorable. Notable, though.

Great theory and backed up well. I've never been too into Happy Mask Salesman theories, but this was very interesting.

I'd have to agree with Death Sword. Mostly because of the concept. It didn't so much LOOK scary, but the whole idea of it was pretty frightening.

I'd love it if they improved the TMC section. I've been working on some of it, but they're waiting to do a complete overhaul. I'd guess they'll be improving the TWW section next, but I haven't been asking them about the next project.

I don't directly support Operation Moonfall, but if it's successful, I'll probably preorder the game.

I'd go with the Great Palace from Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link. The level is ridiculously long and has enemies of unmatched difficulty(e.g. Fokka, Fotail, King Bubble).

Could my answer be anything other than the 'Bolero of Fire'? I must research this possibility!! My research has shown that my answer could be different. However, my answer is going to stay the same. The 'Bolero of Fire' is my favorite warp song.

I don't remember such a thing ever existing. If I did, I would be eating part of my lifetime supply right now.

My favorite are the orchestrated remixes by Zreo. You can't get any more beautiful with music than orchestrations.

I may have failed three times in Lanayru, but I failed six times in Eldin. Even in Hero Mode, where Faron and Lanayru were perfect, I failed once in Eldin.

The Minish Cap is an incredibly silly game AND the figurines should not be used as a timeline making point. I think it's best not to argue with Nintendo. They did everything intentionally and Din, Nayru, and Farore aren't important to the plot of The Minish Cap at all.

I thin all.k it would be funny, but since we've come to expect Link being silent in the games, it just wouldn't fit at all.

I have to say the Imprisoned, second form. It's harder than the third form because you can't jump on it's head to hurt it. It just shakes you off immediately.

Gorko ends up back behind the Sealed Temple. You can solve riddles he gives you involving the Goddess Wall to get a Piece of Heart.

Skyward Sword did become my favorite. I was amazed that it beat The Minish Cap on my favorites list. Oddly enough, the games have the same director.