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- Jul 8, 2011
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I think I have a solid theory for where Breath of the Wild will take place and have a general idea of how it'll play out. Breath of the Wild is a sequel to Majora's Mask but a prequel to Wind Waker. Hear me out. Link finishes his adventure in Termina and is put to sleep for 100 years due to some event, possibly a longer version of what happens in OoT once you become an adult. Or maybe fiddling with time in Termina sends Link into the future 100 years. Anywho, Link awakens in Hyrule 100 years after Majora's Mask to Zelda telling him to open his eyes.
Link wakes up in Hyrule with no recollection of his past life. Soon after a great evil arises and attempts to subjugate the land. Link stumbles upon a massive tree, a living tree with a face and all. This is the Great Deku Tree sprout 100 years later. It sends Link on a journey to rescue Zelda and awaken the sages. Link awakens the sages who inform him that he must seek out the King of Hyrule. Links discovers the King, a younger man named Daphne Nohansen Hyrule. The man reveals Zelda's location and begs Link to save her. Link does his heroic stuff and rescues Zelda. The duo find their way back to the Deku Tree where it is revealed that Link is the Hero or Time, the same hero who disappeared 100 years ago and the evil is Ganon, the demon king who seeks to control all of Hyrule. Link gains the Master Sword and is finally ready to defeat Ganon once and for all. Link and Zelda navigate their way to Ganon and confront him/it/whatever Ganon seems to be this time. Link engages Ganon in battle and after a long, strenuous duel, Link is defeated.
All hope is lost, Ganon is sure to conquer Hyrule. But the sages and Zelda have one last trick up their sleeve. The sages tell some people of Hyrule to migrate to the mountain tops if they hope to survive. Zelda manages to seal away the Master Sword in hopes someone else may take it up one day. She and a few of her advisors seek out a mountain themsleves. It is then that the sages call upon the godesses and Hyrule Castle is sealed in time beneath a barrier. A great downpour begins and the land is covered by a great sea.
Few people know that the Hero of Time returned to Hyrule in a vain attempt to save it once more. Instead, they tell tales of the boy who saved their lands long ago and failed to return in their time of need. Legends of the sages, of the kingdom, of the princess, they are all slowly forgotten. The Hero though, his story remains, told time and time again to young boys all over the sea who aspire to be that hero and push back all evil that may present itself. On one island in particular, it is customary for boys of age to dress in green.
You guys think it holds up? I will admit, this hype fueled theorizing isn't the best but I do truly think the game is somewhere in the adult timeline. Discuss, ask questions, tell me I'm wrong, it'll help ease the hype we're all feeling.
Link wakes up in Hyrule with no recollection of his past life. Soon after a great evil arises and attempts to subjugate the land. Link stumbles upon a massive tree, a living tree with a face and all. This is the Great Deku Tree sprout 100 years later. It sends Link on a journey to rescue Zelda and awaken the sages. Link awakens the sages who inform him that he must seek out the King of Hyrule. Links discovers the King, a younger man named Daphne Nohansen Hyrule. The man reveals Zelda's location and begs Link to save her. Link does his heroic stuff and rescues Zelda. The duo find their way back to the Deku Tree where it is revealed that Link is the Hero or Time, the same hero who disappeared 100 years ago and the evil is Ganon, the demon king who seeks to control all of Hyrule. Link gains the Master Sword and is finally ready to defeat Ganon once and for all. Link and Zelda navigate their way to Ganon and confront him/it/whatever Ganon seems to be this time. Link engages Ganon in battle and after a long, strenuous duel, Link is defeated.
All hope is lost, Ganon is sure to conquer Hyrule. But the sages and Zelda have one last trick up their sleeve. The sages tell some people of Hyrule to migrate to the mountain tops if they hope to survive. Zelda manages to seal away the Master Sword in hopes someone else may take it up one day. She and a few of her advisors seek out a mountain themsleves. It is then that the sages call upon the godesses and Hyrule Castle is sealed in time beneath a barrier. A great downpour begins and the land is covered by a great sea.
Few people know that the Hero of Time returned to Hyrule in a vain attempt to save it once more. Instead, they tell tales of the boy who saved their lands long ago and failed to return in their time of need. Legends of the sages, of the kingdom, of the princess, they are all slowly forgotten. The Hero though, his story remains, told time and time again to young boys all over the sea who aspire to be that hero and push back all evil that may present itself. On one island in particular, it is customary for boys of age to dress in green.
You guys think it holds up? I will admit, this hype fueled theorizing isn't the best but I do truly think the game is somewhere in the adult timeline. Discuss, ask questions, tell me I'm wrong, it'll help ease the hype we're all feeling.