I've always thought that in Majora's Mask, when Link falls in the beginning of the game, he's just falling down a really big, hollow tree, not dying and stuff like that. However, he apparently passes away at that time or some time before that. And that the events of the game represent the stages of grief. I have some problems regarding this:
The way he dies. He's the hero of time, people. He falls? Is that how his life ends? Nintendo couldn't find any other way for the most famous hero in the zelda universe to meet his makers? Which brings me to my next problem...
The goddesses. If they specificlly chose him to save Hyrule, why won't they show him a little favor? Why even make him go through the stages of grief?
What would happen if Link was to die? He's already dead so what would happen?
I don't mean to knock the developers of the game too much, but the whole "Link dying" thing just seems so skecthy. Is there any way Link could've lived in Majora's Mask?
The way he dies. He's the hero of time, people. He falls? Is that how his life ends? Nintendo couldn't find any other way for the most famous hero in the zelda universe to meet his makers? Which brings me to my next problem...
The goddesses. If they specificlly chose him to save Hyrule, why won't they show him a little favor? Why even make him go through the stages of grief?
What would happen if Link was to die? He's already dead so what would happen?
I don't mean to knock the developers of the game too much, but the whole "Link dying" thing just seems so skecthy. Is there any way Link could've lived in Majora's Mask?