I know that any theory about MM is a can of worms. I also know that both the game and HH stress that Termina is in a different dimension. Its canon, I agree with it and I'm not challenging that.
This thread is to determine if the the Hollow Earth theory may have been used as inspiration for MM's concept at some point during story development.
The hollow earth theory is a theory which works on the notion that the planet is hollow, filled with long corridors or islands and continents and some believe that within the earth is a central sun.
History of the Hollow Earth Theory more info here.
We all know Link falls down a hole and walks a long twisting corridor into Termina, which kind of gives the notion Termina is underground; in this we have two traits of the Hollow earth theory, Termina also has its nights and days hence a possible central sun. A lot of the theory could probably fit.
So does anyone think it is possible that nintendo used this theory for the concept of MM at some point?
(i know this is far flung and reaching but the HH has made theorising things a bit more difficult)
This thread is to determine if the the Hollow Earth theory may have been used as inspiration for MM's concept at some point during story development.
The hollow earth theory is a theory which works on the notion that the planet is hollow, filled with long corridors or islands and continents and some believe that within the earth is a central sun.
History of the Hollow Earth Theory more info here.
We all know Link falls down a hole and walks a long twisting corridor into Termina, which kind of gives the notion Termina is underground; in this we have two traits of the Hollow earth theory, Termina also has its nights and days hence a possible central sun. A lot of the theory could probably fit.
So does anyone think it is possible that nintendo used this theory for the concept of MM at some point?
(i know this is far flung and reaching but the HH has made theorising things a bit more difficult)
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