Fine, replace "shiekah stone" with "switch." Perhaps it could reverse time?
Do You Think the Sheikah Will Be in Skyward Sword?
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Fine, replace "shiekah stone" with "switch." Perhaps it could reverse time?
JuicieJ
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Possibly, but I doubt it. It just looks like it changes the environment to me. That's just me, though.
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I'm kinda leaning towards the idea that its one of the first lens of truth, I mean, in the trailer when Link hits it, the entire room becomes lush with colour which could mean that theres something hidden in the area that cannot be seen unless the switch is activated. So I'm starting to think it may be the origin of the lens of truth.
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The Lens of Truth was created by someone in Kakariko Village for those who's eyes couldn't "see the truth". And there's only one of them, and it's not a switch. Not a bad idea, but I don't think it's that plausible.
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So, there's been speculation for quite some time that the Sheikah will appear in Skyward Sword, and I have to admit, it's really been appealing to me lately (which is funny, as I used to pretty much think, "No way.") It's highly logical that some members of a tribe decided to get together and try to get the Triforce. I personally think that this will happen and that others of the tribe will try to stop them, and these people will then serve the Royal Family to make up for what some members of their tribe did. I like Axle's theory about a character named Sheik being in the game, as well, as it has untold amounts of merit. (If it comes to be, I'm gonna give Axle some serious props.) I personally don't think that he would be the leader and betray them, though, but rather what I said before. But, that's just me. So, what are you guys' thoughts? Do you think the Sheikah will be in the game? Or do you think it's a load of crap? Or are you uncertain? Please tell!
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Ruby Link
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What I meant was that the guy could've used the same material to make the lens of truth, 'cause to me it looks like its some type of glass or crystal.
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I expect them to be in there because zelda states several times that legens are passed down by sheikahs.
at least the ones happened before oot
at least the ones happened before oot
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i was just playing through the hidden village segment of TP and i noticed some interesting statements made by the characters.
Gor Coron: "they worked in secret, so they lived in a lonely, forgotten place. But i heard the tribe dwindled in the prolonged wars."
we already know that a few years before OoT, there was a great war. i believe this war is what the elder calls the "prolonged wars" which would explain the low number of sheikah. i also believe since this war hasn't happened in SS yet, that we will see more sheikah in this game.
Impaz: "among the legends of my clan, there is a story from the time when the oocca still maintained contact with the royal family"
going with the theory that zelda, a skyloftian, creates the royal family, we may be able to assume we will see the oocca as a sky-bound race. possibly the original intent was to keep in touch with the world above.
sorry, a mod just merged my new thread with this one.
did i just double post? sorry if i did.
Gor Coron: "they worked in secret, so they lived in a lonely, forgotten place. But i heard the tribe dwindled in the prolonged wars."
we already know that a few years before OoT, there was a great war. i believe this war is what the elder calls the "prolonged wars" which would explain the low number of sheikah. i also believe since this war hasn't happened in SS yet, that we will see more sheikah in this game.
Impaz: "among the legends of my clan, there is a story from the time when the oocca still maintained contact with the royal family"
going with the theory that zelda, a skyloftian, creates the royal family, we may be able to assume we will see the oocca as a sky-bound race. possibly the original intent was to keep in touch with the world above.
sorry, a mod just merged my new thread with this one.
did i just double post? sorry if i did.
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I chose the "Maybe" option. There's loads of content from many characters in the Zelda chronology who speak on the Sheikah Tribe's past exploits and contributions to Hyrule and the Royal Family. I personally think Skyward Sword presents a perfect opportunity for Nintendo to elaborate on this history. But then again I'm skeptical, as this IS Nintendo we're talking about. *sigh*
To be fair I guess they might be alluded to, at the most.
To be fair I guess they might be alluded to, at the most.
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I'm not jumping to conclusions. I said almost. We know that the Sheikah play a part in the creation of Hyrule, so it's not a stretch to say they will be important in this game, and that is something many people have speculated on even before this new evidence.
I'm guessing that we will see the Shiekah, along with possibly "Kakariko Village" or whatever it may be called in this game with all the Shiekah living there. In OoT, it is said that the village used to be all Shiekah, but Impa opened it up to everyone. That would be pretty interesting to see.
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As much as I wanna think this is the Sheikah symbol Ariel has a fantastic point. So hopes=not up yet.
I found this on Zeldainformer.com so yeah I think that the sheikah will be in skyward sword and I believe Ghirahim will have some connection to them or even be one himself as this new sheikah eye has a diamond in the centre
JuicieJ
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Notice: I've totally just changed my mind about the Sheik thing. I'm now more on the side of that the whole tribe was always using dark magic and could have practiced and what not in the Shadow Temple (seems like a nice place for that, no?). However, it could be that some decided to go after the Triforce, which a character named Sheik viewed as going too far, so he (and probably some others) helped fight against the "dark interlopers". (I thought of this after seeing Sheikah eyes without teardrops in the Bongo-Bongo fight.)
Yes, I saw that, but I really don't think that's the Sheikah symbol. It would have been where the eye didn't have the teardrop most likely, and, really, it doesn't look that much like it at all.
Yes, I saw that, but I really don't think that's the Sheikah symbol. It would have been where the eye didn't have the teardrop most likely, and, really, it doesn't look that much like it at all.