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Many of the questions here seem kind of Indian-specific :) Anyway, as another Indian science-stream kid, I was a pretty good student and didn't cause trouble. Obviously this meant teachers didn't have much to say about me. I didn't sleep in class but often daydreamed. My work habits were a bit...

Personally, I wouldn't want to play as anyone but Link. Sure, he isn't very expressive, but I always grow attached to each game's Link through the gameplay rather than dialog/story. The fact that he doesn't show any emotion also means you can project your feelings onto him and feel more a part...

I would like to see a much smaller world. I really like the idea of most of the game taking place in the unexplored areas of Hyrule (underground, maybe underwater). BotW gave you so much freedom to explore all the iconic locations from the series that it doesn't feel worth it to revisit them...

The carving in the Face Shrine explicitly calls the island an illusion: And the Wind Fish confirms that the islanders are part of the illusion: I don't think there's any reason not to take this at face value, both of these texts clearly refer to the game's world as a dream of the Wind Fish...

If the seagull is actually Marin, then she was granted life by the Wind Fish but she wasn't real before that.

I'd say everything on the island except Link and the nightmares is a manifestation of the Wind Fish's imagination. So even after the dream is over, Koholint does 'exist' in its subconscious, just no-one will ever see it again. But euthanizing the Wind Fish would kill all the people of Koholint...

1. Does this really make a difference? Who even knows what Ganon wished for. And ALttP also mentions the thing about the Dark World reflecting his heart. 2. Fair enough. 3. Ignoring this doesn't bother me too much. The fact is the sages sealed the Sacred Realm, whether it was by the king's order...

I never understood why OoT can't be the Imprisoning War, other than Ganondorf not having the full Triforce which is fixed by the Downfall timeline. Why wouldn't the Sages seal the Sacred Realm immediately after sending Ganon in, instead of leaving it open for hundreds of years until he attacks...

Just a thought, but what if Ganon's intelligence depends on the body used to resurrect him? Maybe his mind can only reside inside an inheritor of a part of the Triforce. This is why Twinrova wanted to use Zelda's body for the resurrection. Also his followers are trying to use Link's blood in AoL...

He seems to have returned to human form twice in the Adult timeline, so I wouldn't say the pig form itself is evidence of him losing his identity as Ganondorf. But in everything after A link to the Past, Ganon seems to be pretty much inseparable from Demise since he keeps coming back after being...

I kinda don't mind the idea that Termina is a dream. Obviously there's an atmosphere of dread throughout the game and a lot of impactful moments with the characters, but you can always rewind time so it doesn't necessarily feel real. The whole story is kind of like a nightmare, with a lot of...

I haven't played FSA, but I think this makes sense given what the prologue to ALttP says. Since there is only one known entrance to the Sacred Realm at the time, which is the one Ganondorf and his thieves used, maybe the castle was meant to control this entrance. The only problem I see is that...

I looked through a few pages of past discussion and didn't find any topics like this, so here's something I've been thinking about. It's a theory on how the Master Sword and Ocarina are used to change the past, and I think it ties together a few details of the game's story and ending, and...