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What you’re describing is evidence that supports the idea that Hyrule was refounded. That is what I’ve provided for why Hyrule has to have been refounded in the Zonai era for Tears of the Kingdom to make sense. Neither are explicit statements that Hyrule was refounded, but they’re identical in...

Before we get out of here, can you prove using dialogue in Spirit Tracks that Hyrule was refounded?

Brick wall.

Correct. That’s why, unlike the account of the Four Swords backstory to the events of Four Swords, it doesn’t then go “ages flow by.” It just says that for a period, people thought their troubles were over. The Zonai’s presence in Hyrule explicitly came to be after, at the minimum, relatively...

It’s like talking to a wall, frankly. If something is so blatantly necessary to the point the story only makes sense with it as an occurrence, and the director of the game also acknowledges it, it’s literally just an active grudge for the sake of being a pessimist to avoid the obvious. I’m sorry...

It truly isn’t surprising, see the Valentia Accordion and the Mario Encyclopedia also making **** up that doesn’t make sense. The website and the intro feature the same dialogue and in fact the website even uses Four Swords Adventures art to depict the events of Four Swords. I just gave you...

Do you even understand the point of Refounding? The point is Hyrule collapsed and fell after the furthest point in the timeline before the Zonai era, which doesn’t remotely contradict with its races. This is just outright a necessity for the story to make sense, and your failure of the...

The Zonai sealed away the Evil Spirit armor in the distant past, meaning that Ganondorf predated them. They also had ancient armor associated with the Heroes. The Refounding theory literally exists because it’s painfully obvious that it’s not the original founding of Hyrule.

If only Fujibayashi openly acknowledged Refounding in an interview. Also, your response is why I made the safe judgment that you wouldn’t care about ingame evidence and instead opted to use developer references.

Whether they relate to games on the same console or not is ultimately irrelevant. I assume you don’t feel this way about Path of Radiance and Radiant Dawn, and the other Fire Emblem games that do this, for example, per your profile picture. Yes, the marketing team that commissioned a book from...

I mean, sure, there’s a lot ingame pointing to it being in the far flung future of Hyrule. See the state of Calamity Ganon, see the Ruto tablet explicitly staring the events of Ocarina of Time are in the distant past even before even the Calamity of 10,000 years ago, see the amiibo gear going...

In the far distant future of A Link to the Past, per the countless accounts of Aonuma and Fujibayashi of Breath of the Wild taking place at the end of the timeline. I and others have openly discussed in comments in this thread how the “official” timeline was put together by fans and has nothing...

SS > OoT OoT > WW > PH > ST OoT > MM > TP MC > FS > FSA aLttP > LA > aLBW > LoZ > AoL BotW > TotK I insist, tell me what about these arcs isn’t comprehensible in your eyes. It’s literally just a matter of fitting these arcs together, which - truly and sincerely - if you approach with an...

If you refuse to put in the bare minimum required to understand a chronology then that’s on you. I echo my sentiments from earlier regarding an active culture of permeating laziness and self inflicted ignorance.

Most of the series is quite clear in its chronology. The main thing that needed clarification was the ending of Ocarina of Time, which, while slightly confusing, is still self evident with analysis.

The literal legend theory has been disproven more than once by the developers explicitly saying that individual games are connected to each other. This is also explicit to anybody paying attention to the stories of the games themselves. The Wind Waker isn’t a retelling of Ocarina of Time because...

Zelda II: Adventure of Link was a direct sequel to The Legend of Zelda set a number of years later featuring the same Link, per the manual. A Link to the Past was established to be set in the distant past, in the era when Hyrule was a unified kingdom, a reference to Zelda II’s manual. I could go...

Aonuma is the producer of the series. He has an excess of responsibilities that involve overseeing every project under the The Legend of Zelda series, as well as the general gameplay concepts, music, story, etc. to ensure that they correlate with the vision intended for the final product. What...