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True enough. Pokemon has to be the worst use of the term. In that case, it's more of a life cycle, and it's better to be considered metamorphosis. From Zora to Rito, at least the race as a whole (supposedly) changed, so the term evolution still fits, even if mutation might be more accurate, if...

In general, I would agree with you. That's where this theory comes in. It's already established that the dragon is involved in the Wind Waker Rito existence, and creating a genuine change. It's really not a stretch to connect that this is the key to the non-natural, dare I say emergency, change...

I first red cynical. I view theorizing as finding ways to finish, or work with, a puzzle that has missing pieces. For me, it's not about finding right or wrong; it's about finding possibilities. Occam's Razor is an important tool, and a tool I use, but not the end all, be all. So when anyone...

I agree with you. The downfall timeline is the best fit. Unfortunately, while looking at the in game information, there are suggestions that it is not so simple. As I mentioned earlier, the Leviathan Bones quest plays out almost like the creators are looking at the screen and telling the player...

These are all good reasons why I think if Breath of the Wild does indeed represent a time line convergence, or at least the same story being able to be taking place in the far future of them all, that the world tends away from those types of worlds, in favor of the downfall conditions. You...

@Mikey the Moblin, I'm not aware of anything that genuinely disproves the child or adult timelines.

Which two? I've found lore and context for all three. Admittedly, I have found the least for the adult timeline, and the most for the downfall timeline. The most obvious reference to this idea is the quest to find the bones of the three leviathans. Each is stated to have died under drastically...

While I do think Breath of the Wild is best fit for the downfall. It is made abundantly clear, through in, and extra, game information, that the game can take place in all three timelines. Some even say that all timelines converge, but that can be an aside. Because of this, the Zora changing...

After letting this kick around in the back of the mind, today I thought about why we would have Zora after the Wind Waker sea is gone. If they were artificially changed by dragon magic, their DNA may have been untouched. When they no longer needed to fear the water, or after the dragon passed...

I was originally of the camp that evolution just doesn't work that way. Over the past few years, though, I've changed to the idea that the change was forced on them, by the dragon; much like the original post proposes. I do have to ask, what about the talking fishmen? I have always, even today...