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About the tunic and such... http://www.gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=105097 New recruits wear hats and tunics, seasoned knights just wear tunics. Not uber important but it's interesting, nonetheless.

^I'm asking if it's possible that they made such a point to mention that the HoM DIDN'T have a hat could have possibly been because having a hatless hero was so strange?

^Pinecove is right, all the knights wear the tunic. And Link puts on the tunic so that the knights don't suspect him when he tries to sneak out. Of course they don't suspect him because all of them wear that same tunic. Now they all likely do wear the tunic because of TWW Link, but we're not...

I REALLY don't think that the enemy is going to be Ganon. I called it over on ZU and I'm callin' it here. I bet this enemy has a trident.

Remember, the 100 years quote was Nintendo of America. I imagine (at the way it looks now) it might be longer than 100 years. Although someone on LA made an interesting comparison (not saying I agree with it). Definitely interesting. That's kinda what I was getting at. River Zora's (from...

Actually that made me think of something. If Ganon isn't in this, then we can conclude that the title Demon King is extremely generic, and thus unimportant. Also I wanted to note that the Hyrule crest is different. It replaced the Triforce with an upside-down triangle. I'd say it's pretty clear...

http://ds.ign.com/articles/104/1042825p1.html "If you played that game, at the end of the adventure you set sail for New Hyrule. Well, in that journey apparently the pirates did land at Hyrule – they just hit undiscovered land, set up the stakes and called the area Hyrule. Pretty convenient...