Ariel
Think for yourself.
- Joined
- Jun 18, 2010
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
Now, I'm aware this could make me look very, very stupid.
I've really been pouring over the many design choices and motifs used in Skyward Sword recently, and looking at the old trailer, this thing stood out to me.
Now, obviously, the red bird would be Zelda's father there. And I say Zelda's father because it's almost obvious that he is due to him overseeing the bird riding festival in which Zelda's accompaniment is the prize and that both he and Zelda share the same bird symbol, the very same that characterises the Hylian shield and royal family crest, etc.
So, he's addressing Link in what I will assume is his house. And he gives Link the tunic which no doubt holds some significance as it's unlike what anyone else wears in Skyloft and it looks all spiffy and stuff. So there's some connection to the past there.
As seen in the pic, he has statues of two animals. Him, the bird, and a cat with the same yellow diamond motif as Ghirahim.
So, if the cat does symbolise Ghirahim, what's the story between those two. They seem to have some sort of antagonistic relationship (an ancient feud) as a cat and a bird would naturally have.
Am I crazy?
I've really been pouring over the many design choices and motifs used in Skyward Sword recently, and looking at the old trailer, this thing stood out to me.
Now, obviously, the red bird would be Zelda's father there. And I say Zelda's father because it's almost obvious that he is due to him overseeing the bird riding festival in which Zelda's accompaniment is the prize and that both he and Zelda share the same bird symbol, the very same that characterises the Hylian shield and royal family crest, etc.
So, he's addressing Link in what I will assume is his house. And he gives Link the tunic which no doubt holds some significance as it's unlike what anyone else wears in Skyloft and it looks all spiffy and stuff. So there's some connection to the past there.
As seen in the pic, he has statues of two animals. Him, the bird, and a cat with the same yellow diamond motif as Ghirahim.
So, if the cat does symbolise Ghirahim, what's the story between those two. They seem to have some sort of antagonistic relationship (an ancient feud) as a cat and a bird would naturally have.
Am I crazy?