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Plenty of people say that TotK Ganondorf doesn't know about the Triforce, but him not mentioning it isn't necessarily proof that he does or doesn't know about it. He may not know about it, or might but not know its current whereabouts, making him settle for the Secret Stones in the era of...

When BotW was released, most people agreed that the amiibo/dlc items were non-canon; the DLC items broke the fourth wall(with the ''EX'' branding, not to mention the Xenoblade ****), and the amiibo items required real life items to summon. However, these are no longer required in TotK. I would...

In the scene where Ganon kills Sonia...how did he do it, exactly? I feel like I'm missing something. It looks like Ganon just punches her in the back or something, it doesn't seem like that would be enough to kill her. Love this game, but this scene is head scratch worthy.

So, I get that alot of people, have been readdressing the timeline debate of where BotW(and in turn, TotK) take place in the Zelda timeline since the release of TotK. I figured that as one of the most prominent theorists on this board, I should do the same. So, here it is: before the release of...

It would appear that those who are dead cannot possess the Triforce within themselves, but can wish upon it. Let's look at Ganon, for example; he holds onto his piece of the Triforce at the end of Ocarina of Time and the backstory of A Link Between Worlds, as he's sealed--not killed--in both...

The Goron race in The Legend of Zelda is quite fascinating in the sense that they all seem to belong to the male gender(atleast culturally; from a biological sense, they don't have a sex it would seem, as they are allowed into Gerudo Town in BotW) How do they reproduce if they are all the same...

There's some interesting things that point at this: -It's the only place on the Great Sea to maintain Hero of Time worship, which would make sense as he is treated with great respect by the Royal Family, not to mention the fact that they were only able to take back their kingdom in OoT thanks...

The term ''White Sword'' is used quite commonly in the Zelda series. It's the second sword in Zelda 1, the JP name for the Noble Sword in the Oracles, the name of the reforged Picori Blade in TMC, and the name of one of the upgrades for the Goddess Sword is ''Goddess White Sword''. My...

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In Japanese, Darknuts are called '' タートナック'', or ''Tart Knuckle''. This, along with the fact that Darknuts and Iron Knuckles are both armoured warriors make me consider a relationshio between them. First of all, let's look at Iron Knuckles. They're only appeared in three games: The Adventure of...

I was wondering...how many groups of sages or sage esque groups are there? We have the Ancient Sages, who appear to have assisted with Hylia in the creation of the MS, and sealed Ganondorf in the Twilight Realm on the CT, and we have the Shrine Maidens in FSA who, if they're like the maidens of...

In Ocarina of Time, the Gorons were on the verge of starvation when Ganondorf blocked the way to Dodongo's Cavern. The explanation they gave is that their tastes had become spoiled by the rocks in Dodongo's Cavern. But if there was another reason that even they don't seem to realize? I propose...

Another series aside from Zelda that happens to be in my top five series is Castlevania. I always loved the atmosphere of the series, as well as the uniqueness of having a WHIP of all things being your main weapon. I love how every game in the series has a ''pick up and play'' feel. The...

Malice(sometimes translated as ''grudge'') is a concept that has existed since ALttP. Could it be the key to explain the ressurection of demons in the series? In Japan, hatred, malice, and vengefulness are conveniently summed up under one umbrella term, Onnen( 怨念 ). There's an article about...

Ganon, the Master Sword, and the Triforce were considered to be the three main important things in regards to timeline placement before HH/ZE. I thought that I would examine these three in regards to the placement for BotW. Ganon: AT: Pre-OoT: Ganon is born to the Gerudo. OoT- Ganon gains...

After talking to people on other boards about Ganon in BotW 1 and 2, I feel confident about sharing my perspective, based on what we know about the series in previous titles. Here it is: Calamity Ganon is Ganondorf's spirit, which Ganon split off from his body through his hatred and malice to...

CaC confirms that Calamity Ganon is Ganondorf I, and it is also mentioned that he eventually ''lost his sense of reason'', which he does in the DT. Now in BotW2's trailer, we see a human body of Ganondorf. Now, in the DT, we so far haven't seen Ganondorf in his human form, but we have a...

Ganon I has been at the forefront of the series for the longest time, as being an who ambitious man who desired power and became renowned as an ancient warlord in two of the branches(AT and CT), and as the Great Demon King in the DT. How do you want to see Ganondorf II represented in games after...

LoZ: Ganon is the villain upfront. ALttP: Played with; Ganon doesn't really hijack the plot, as Agahnim is actually Ganon(he's called an offshoot in HH, a bunshin in the JP version of ALttP which means something along the lines of ''soul split'', and an ''alter ego'' in the English version)...

-Some more games in the post-SS, pre-OoT eras; there's room for some interesting villains, even if one offs, before Ganon(dorf) ever even exists. Why not capitalize on those ideas? -A game featuring the Four Sword on the Downfall Timeline; I'd prefer the game itself to play more like TMC(in...

I hear people criticize SS for not being a ''real Zelda game'' due to the fact that it's more linear and focuses more on dungeons and puzzles than other Zelda games, with less of a focus on freeform exploration and towns than previous Zelda games. On the other hand, people criticize BotW for...

Many people have different interpretations of the nods to other games. Some people say that they are all referring to the other games not from a meta perspective, but also from a historical perspective, requiring a convergence, or that they're referring to other events that are similar, or that...

Here's the interview: http://www.siliconera.com/2018/08/05/the-legend-of-zelda-breath-of-the-wild-has-been-added-to-the-series-official-timeline/ When asked which timeline BotW is at the end of, Hidemaro says that it's up to the players imagination, not that the timeline converges into one...

Almost every game, when released, had a placement relative to atleast one other game: -AoL is a direct sequel to LoZ, as it said ingame that it took place many years after Link defeated Ganon, it also introduced the idea of multiple Zeldas to the series. -ALttP was confirmed to take place long...

Fujibayashi: "I wouldn't say that we're not concerned with the timeline," Fujibayashi began. "It's obviously something that we know is very important to people, and they do a lot of research on. But I think at this point, we're not really at the stage where we want to talk about where Breath of...

The timeline placement for BotW is a subject of intense debate, but this is a close examination of all evidence used that I know of and my conclusion. REASONS FOR THE ADULT TIMELINE: -Rito and Koroks. -Medoh could be named after Medli. -Rock Salt from an ''ancient sea''. -Ruto and Nabooru...

The timeline in Hyrule Encyclopedia has a retcon to the OoX; instead of taking place inbetween ALttP and LA, it now takes place long after ALttP/LA and before the 3DS games with a new Link...

The Master Sword has seemingly conflicting backstories, but can they be reconciled? SS says that Hylia created the Goddess Sword, which as we know is forged in the MS in the game due to the Sacred Flames and Zelda's blessing. In TP, Zelda says that it was ''crafted by the wisdom of the...