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It doesn't take place after all the other games, it goes at the end of one of the timeline splits. It's sort of like a choose your own adventure type thing. It's in the fans' hands to pick what timeline they think it best fits at the end of and explain why they think it fits where they picked.

If you enjoyed BotW's gameplay, TotK is a lot of fun.

Yeah, TotK doesn't conflict with the golden goddesses creating Hyrule and its races. If we look at everything we know about the Zonai, they did revere the golden goddesses because the boar, owl, and dragon are found in Zonai iconography, and are animals representing power, wisdom, and courage...

Sonia already had pointed ears, which indicates this isn't something Hylians got from the Zonai. It's indicated that Sonia and Rauru were the first Zonai/Hylian couple.

I think you're interpreting this wrong. The mural before this specific one, Zelda says "This is similar to the statues we saw earlier - a Zonai. And these figures look like Hylians. This depiction certainly suggests that the Zonai descended from the heavens." And so forth. The mural shows the...

Source? I do not remember her ever saying this. She says the zonai forged a relationship with the Hylians of the time to forge the kingdom of Hyrule, not that the Zonai created Hylians. Regarding the debate on whether the Zonai were foreshadowed in Breath of the Wild: in the game itself, no...

Idk if we can say they are on par with the goddesses. We still don't even know what exactly the secret stones are. Are they the Triforce fragmented more than usual? Something else entirely? It's all very unclear. The Zonai tech is definitely the influence for the Sheikah Tech we see in Breath...

Yeah, it's a situation where I think it might be better for them to reboot the series to remove themselves from the timeline. I get the impression it's what they've tried doing with BotW and TotK anyway, whether others want to agree or not. It's not so far fetched to think Hylian civilization...

I would disagree that they've only been building up to it, they've already tried it before with the Oocca, for example. I also don't think we can now look at a bunch of things from previous games and go, "oh, this was all related to the Zonai" I feel like it actually diminishes value in...

The Zelda series is not new to tribes being added out of the blue for one off games, incorperating new things to the lore, even if in the grand scheme none of it really matters. That's what we've gotten with the proper introduction of the Zonai in Tears of the Kingdom, but somehow this time...