Name unnamed locations

[twilitfalchion]

The cliff you have to zip up to in MM where the Garo is sitting can be called Garo's Edge.

Beneath the Well is too generic. Ikana's Underground Maze of Spooks is better.

 

[Chevywolf30]

The cliff you have to zip up to in MM where the Garo is sitting can be called Garo's Edge.

Beneath the Well is too generic. Ikana's Underground Maze of Spooks is better.

I agree with you on Beneath the Well being generic, but Ikana's Underground Maze of Spooks just sounds like a cheesy horror attraction. Maybe Maze Under the Well or sumn like that, idk.

 

[Mikey the Moblin]

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I shall name this specific spot in Hyrule Field "Grooseland"

Fanfare

 

[twilitfalchion]

I agree with you on Beneath the Well being generic, but Ikana's Underground Maze of Spooks just sounds like a cheesy horror attraction. Maybe Maze Under the Well or sumn like that, idk.

eh, it was intentionally memey

 

[GZ Zelda]

The canyon surrounding North and West Hyrule in BOTW.
I'll call it Goddess' Gorge.

In RMFH's new Seven Natural Wonders of Hyrule, he names it Twilight Canyon which I also like.

 

[RamboBambiBambo]

That one cylindrical pit in Twilight Princess where you use the Double Clawshots for a piece of heart?

"Goober Gulch"

 

[Hyrulian Hero]

The pinnacle from which Link views Hyrule for the first time in 100 years after leaving the Shrine of Resurrection: Hero's Vista. Have you ever considered how when we first saw BotW's Hyrule, the music swelled and the camera panned, and we were in awe of the world the devs built for us but while we sat stunned, Link was seeing the kingdom he was bound to protect for the first time in a hundred years? We see a beautiful wilderscape of nature and solitude where Link sees a failed bid for the defense of his kingdom, broken cities and broken people, and monsters plaguing the land. What a weird moment.