Ocarina of Time Why Does It Always Rain in the Back of the Graveyard?

[Thatlinkisaspy!]

I think it sets the graveyard atmosphere (spooky if you think about it).

 

[Cuju]

Because most of the time, rain is sad, and all the time, graveyards are sad, so it's a perfect fit.

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[pupairo12]

What if (very big if) it had something to do with the composer brothers? Sounds crazy but here is my theory. The composer brothers created the song of storms, and, as ghosts, introduced it into the timeline loop. This connection would explain why there is always a storm near where they are buried. There is absolutely no proof of this, but I think that it makes sense. In a gameplay way, it just adds to the creepy and eerie tone of a graveyard.

I agree, I would think it would be something to do with the Song of Storms. Perhaps Guru Guru playing it indefinitely inside the Windmill randomly causes it to rain in the cemetery. And game-play wise, it just makes it more depressing.

 

[Azure Sage]

I think it sets the graveyard atmosphere (spooky if you think about it).

Exactly. I'd be willing to bet a Giant's Wallet full of rupees that it's nothing more than that.

 

[gabesawakening]

Well, in the royal families tomb there are a whole bunch of those dead family guards. I guess they have the power to make it rain? I don't know but it is a good question.

 

[IgosDuIkana]

It's not a curse, it just sets the mood of the Graveyard. It makes the Graveyard more eerie.

I agree with you, it is there for effect. BECAUSE IT'S A GRAVEYARD!

(And as Hylian Wolf said, I LOVE your signature!)