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22 is the most reasonable one simply because we know there are 52 play styles. Link has four, everyone else has 2. That means someone else has 4. (Ganon if I had to guess)

Ghirahim. Me and my friend have wanted to co-op Ghirahim and Zant since day 1. Also, to anyone questioning playable villains: Ghirahim and Zant both have weapon icons in the features trailer.

The overwhelming majority of interesting supporting characters in the Zelda series are female, so it makes sense. Aonuma said the roster was about half female. Most of the other half likely consists of all the Zelda villains, most of which are male.

In Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask there were neon lights and robots. The series has always been pseudo-medieval, and all technology is magic fueled. Your point is moot.

1. Link's origin - Zelda had Hylia, and Ganondorf had Demise. They are technically separate characters, but were caused because of that deity. SS Prequel. 2. WW Link's origin - WW Link was said to have no connection to the past hero, Adult Timeline had no Link during the great flood, meaning...

Bringing this back now that continuity purists have been proven wrong by Midna.

It's sad to see a new female Zelda villain who has a lot of potential but is reduced to "talking breasts who's main obsession is the Oh So Perfect Male Protagonist" I do like her, but I just would've liked to see someone who WASN'T another Veran. Zelda is known for a diverse cast, so what's the...

That's kind a moot point. It's not like all the playable characters will be on one screen at once. Regarding a lot of objects on screen at once, that's also a staple of the Warriors series and we've seen that in gameplay with hordes of moblins and hylian soldiers... Also, I have no idea why...

Huge rosters are a staple of Musou games. Aonuma himself said he was surprised by the size of the roster in this game. And as for continuity issues, we're not even certain this takes place ANYWHERE on the timeline, and even if it did, the description of the backstory (Link defeating some evil...

What are some of the playable characters you think will get in, or hope will? Here's my personal wishful roster.

Many people thought Ghirahim might be a woman when we first saw glimpses of him as well. I'm not buying the whole "Female Ganondorf" idea. Make up and long hair do not make a woman. They share the same earrings with Ghirahim. I'd say this person shares qualities with both Ghirahim and Ganondorf...

Vaati. -It's obviously not Ganon unless Nintendo decides to revive him for whatever reason (But I could go into a rant as to why I would absolutely detest that) -ALTTP1's connections with Four Swords from the GBA re-release (The Palace of the Four Sword was even included) -Nightmare's final...

Death means nothing in Zelda. A villian or monster can easily be revived if someone has enough magic to do so.

The Wind Fish could be a descendant of Levias. Hyrule Historia says that Jabun isn't Jabu-Jabu for instance, but a descendant of him. Could be the same case here.

Form of communication between the Sheikah, later adopted by the Royal Family. Hence the name "gossip" stone and only being hearable using the mask of truth (a Sheikah related item)

Ghirahim. Anyone who says otherwise clearly hasn't seen his pure form, stunning features, and beautiful physique.

Yes, they are the same Link. It isn't consistent with official artwork or with Zelda's words in the linked ending, but it's the same guy. Link defeats Ganon, gets transported to Holodrum and Labrynna later, saves them, and then sails away to train.

Or their ancestors maybe? Why do I say this? Because the Earth and Wind sage play a key role in the Master Sword's power, and since Skyward Sword tells of the origin of the blade, it wouldn't be completely unreasonable to believe they would be in the game. What do you think?

I've thought of this as a possibility for a while. It has been 25 years, and timeline theorizing has slowly been dying out. It'd be a perfect time to release it. If it was released, i'd be happy. Although I can imagine some theorists getting angry because their timeline turned out to not be the...

1. It was relevant before the split idea was concieved, now it's just an easter egg. There's no possible way it could have any real relevance at this point because: A. On the AT, Hyrule was flooded and forgotton except for WW Link who only knew about the MS and basic Hyrule lore, he was never...

Realistic answer: Nintendo was lazy and didn't really a see a point in adding all the uneeded races. Theorist answer: The dekus died out over time, as for Gerudo, in TP, they could easily be in another part of the desert. As for WW, one could interpret that they became pirates who lived in the...

That makes alot less sense than them building around it considering in many parts the grass is covered in stone. Where does it say that? I'm fairly certain that the types of water do not matter with Zora, since they've lived in the ocean and in freshwater. Common sense is not always valid...

Timeline discussion is a dying sport though, sadly. I highly doubt that releasing it would stop people from buying future games. Timeline discussion has always been just something extra to talk about, people play Zelda games because they are fun, not for the timeline. Fans have been debating for...

So, I made it to the City in the Sky finally in my replaythrough of Twilight Princess, and just as I remembered, there are sections with grass and trees. I don't just mean areas like the beginning where there is a ton of cutable grass like moss, I mean actual grass textures. How did that get...

You're resosrting to personal attacks instead of using evidence. Like I said, no, they didn't. There are organic parts of City in the Sky, it isn't all mechanical afterall. How did the patches with trees and grass get there unless the land was once organic but made mechanical? The Zoras turned...

I would like a treasure hunting adventure game in which you control Linebeck.

Nintendo has said that Skyward Sword would be released after OOT 3D is released, which is released June 7, so I highly doubt that. If anything, it'll likely be a new game or maybe the Timeline will finally be released.

1. More Focus on Sidequests 2. More Focus on content in the overworld 3. More Focus on making Puzzles and Bosses challening 4. Alot of exploration and non-linearity Length: 50 Hours Number of Dungeons: 5-6 Number of Field Dungeons: 2-3 Plot Synopsis: Link has to defeat the Dark Interlopers...

There you go again. My theory has not been discredited, because I found a solution to the problem here: You've yet debunk my theory with contradictory evidence, the only arguement you've put up is your original post, and as I said, my theory can still work even with the idea that Skyloft was...

Did you accidently double post or are you implying that Skyloft and Hyrule are the same thing? I'm not quite sure how you're discrediting my theory, it seems like you didn't even read my entire theory. DISREGARD THIS: Also I never said Skyloft and City in the Sky were the same. I said that the...

What? How does that mean that the Oocca existed before Skyloft?

Source on the joining of the two lands? Or whatever it is you were trying to say, you didn't make yourself very clear. Also they did not create the Hylians, that was a mistranslation. The Japanese version of TP says they created Hyrule.

So, I am in the middle of replaying through Twilight Princess in anticipation for Skyward Sword, and noticed something interesting i've yet to notice. Rusl implies that the Oocca created the temple of time before giving you the Golden Cucco to grant you access to the Sacred Grove. This would...

Huh... guess you're right. Wonder why I didn't notice that before...

The Fairy Girl and the Skyward Sword So, Locke's article made me think a bit more. As he pointed out, the D Icon looks EXACTLY like the fairy queen. Down to every detail, she no longer has the diamond on her head or the sword-like hair. It gave me an interesting idea. Notice how in the...

He gets hit by the large Bokoblin/Moblin creature with the wooden shield.

Something to note is his health doesn't go down at any point in the trailer, even when he gets hit. We can assume that the health and shield meters were "disabled" in this version of the game.

I was aware, but that topic is meant to be in general about the GDC trailer, but no ones talking about the trailer really other than the figure, so having a thread devoted to the figure would be ideal.

It's confirmed to take place in Hyrule.

I thought i'd make one single thread about him and all the theories surrounding him so we can keep them all in one place and discuss them. Theories: -He is the personification of the Gilded Sword -He is Vaati -He is Majora in human form -He is a Dark Interloper -He is a Shiekah -He is one of...

I think it's a possibility, but he resembles Midna more than he does Impa, so he might be a Dark Interloper.

I really hope it's durability. Maybe shields break after a while. It would give us a reason to use our rupees and go to stores instead of them just sitting around and cluttering up.

Just pointing out some things here. 1. The man on top of the statue is not the Skyward Sword, he doesn't even resemble the sword, and the biggest contradiction to that theory is the fact that the Skyward Sword appears on the bottom of the D-pad, looking exactly like she did in the artwork. 2. He...

I don't want a castle town at all. I want small settlements and villages scattered all over Hyrule because the Kingdom of Hyrule hasn't been formed yet.

No, but like I said he implied it, here's what I mean: At the line about calling it the first Zelda game, he implies that it currently is the first Zelda game in the timeline, but he doesn't want to directly say it, because he believes that will mean they can't ever make a game before SS for...

I used to be an avid supporter of MC coming first, but with Skyward Sword, it makes it a bit harder to place. If Skyward Sword is how I imagine it (Hyrule becomes established), then there's no way MC could be before it, not to mention what Aonuma said about Skyward Sword being the first Zelda...

Do you remember Twilight Princess? It was so unbelievably hyped, and it lead to the games downfall. Now, Twilight Princess is a great game, but the expectations for it were IMMENSE, it caused disappointment. A similar thing happened to Brawl. They learned from both, they don't want to ruin your...

The demo area is just that... a demo area, it won't be in the game at all, but it's how I expect some dungeons to be, what with either Aonuma or Miyamoto commenting about making some of what looks like fields, actually dungeons.

If he's worked in like in Wind Waker? Please yes. If he's worked in like in Twilight Princess? Please no. However, the main problem is he wouldn't really fit in the game I don't think, i'm really hoping the main antagonists are Majora and the "ancient dark tribe", since this game is hundreds of...

Well, they are in their 400s if I recall, so I can see it highly likely. Will they be part of the story? Don't think so, if they are in, I expect them to be similar to how they were in Majora's Mask, as in, Potion Shop owners in the desert or something. I could be wrong though, maybe they're the...