Fire Dungeon

[Wolf Sage]

Unless Nintendo logic happens and they make a concrete living creature, it's probably just architecture. :thinking:

You really can't necessarily attribute that to "Nintendo Logic", my friend. In a mythical universe such as Zelda, there exist such beings as Golems, which are basically - in most modern portrayals - living constructs of stone or iron. They are usually giant. Golems are very popular in RPG and Adventure genres. :yes:

Keep in mind, I am NOT saying the dungeon in question is inside of a Golem; I'm just saying you can't attribute everything you don't understand in a Zelda game to "Nintendo Logic." :shake:

 

[Dukusword]

There's maybe the off-chance the dungeon architecture simply resembles a living mythical creature, like say, Turtle Rock...

That would be awesome if it was like Turtle Rock (Turtle Rock is my favorite dungeon in ALTTP.)

 

[geek4887]

I have reviewed the Picture of which you speak of. That is only the acrchitecture of that specific Dungeon. Those aren't ribs. I am sorry to dissapoint yoou.

Oh, don't get me wrong. I'm really not that disappointed. Considering that the concept's been used up already, I was sort of scared(unless for some reason, Nintendo improved on it and made it AWESOME!). But a guy can dream, right?

 

[Katelynn]

Unless Nintendo logic happens and they make a concrete living creature, it's probably just architecture. :thinking:

They've already made a few monsters out of Rock, I suppose concrete wouldn't be any different. (concrete is actually a bit modern, so it would have to be regular stone.) But I still think is's just the achitecture.

 

[skylink712]

It could very well be a temple designed after a deity, maybe a dragon or dodongo, worshiped by the mogmas or gorons.

 

[UraZelda]

its probably too look scary or its the victomes of that thingy in the trailer

 

[Wolf Sage]

They've already made a few monsters out of Rock, I suppose concrete wouldn't be any different. (concrete is actually a bit modern, so it would have to be regular stone.) But I still think is's just the achitecture.

:yes: You're totally right. But I think by concrete, that poster meant stone/rock. Many people do think concrete = stone/rock, afterall.