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The Fierce Deity
- Joined
- Jan 16, 2013
- Location
- Inside the Moon
(I thought about putting this under theory, but the artificial nature of the timeline and the apparent intentional contradiction of Nintendo's part seem to make it a general topic)
Hyrule Hystoria places MM on the Child Timeline. It occurs after Link goes back to his Childhood in OoT. The game features Link departing Hyrule and ending up in the strange world of Termina. The game was also a direct sequel to OoT released in 2000, only 18 months after OoT came out. Just two years later, The Wind Waker came out. The intro depicts the Hero of Time departing on his horse (recall he was riding his horse in the MM intro) and never returning to Hyrule. it also shows Ganon from OoT seizing control of Hyrule in his abscence. That lead to the gods flooding Hyrule and the plot of the Wind Waker evolving. It seems to me that Nintendo intended for MM to be in the same timeline as WW. What are your thoughts?
Hyrule Hystoria places MM on the Child Timeline. It occurs after Link goes back to his Childhood in OoT. The game features Link departing Hyrule and ending up in the strange world of Termina. The game was also a direct sequel to OoT released in 2000, only 18 months after OoT came out. Just two years later, The Wind Waker came out. The intro depicts the Hero of Time departing on his horse (recall he was riding his horse in the MM intro) and never returning to Hyrule. it also shows Ganon from OoT seizing control of Hyrule in his abscence. That lead to the gods flooding Hyrule and the plot of the Wind Waker evolving. It seems to me that Nintendo intended for MM to be in the same timeline as WW. What are your thoughts?