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Why until Phantom Hourglass?

This makes a lot of sense, but... where's that quote from, exactly? I know for a fact he didn't take his place among legends in the Child Timeline, but to be fair, I haven't exactly played Twilight Princess, so... Technically, you could say the "after saving Hyrule" bit refers to him ratting...

I mean, maybe he would've been dead by then, but he also went back in time at the end of OoT and died in the Child Timeline, so...

Trust me, nothing in the Child Timeline is thematically sound. He did stop OoT from happening, that's explained in Majora's Mask. He goes back, but he's unable to change anything, because he went to an alternate universe.

Well, if you he hit by a car, I don't see how you're in a position to time travel. On the other hand, in Ocarina of Time, Link was more than able to go back. Except, he didn't change anything, he merely created another universe. He didn't save anyone.

I think this timeline is pretty cool. But I don't quite understand the whole "that's not how time works" statement when that's literally how time travel works in all media. Going back in time creates a time paradox that splits the timeline. It's how it works everywhere, not just in Zelda. The...