*Time stamps below this* Daruk's carving is not the carving I'm talking about in this video. His statue is directly above the one I point out in the video. *Update the carving is of Darmani from MM and not Darunia.... even though it's odd that he made it on the monument but not Darunia.* *Please note that these locations are easter eggs. Some may be the same locations from past titles and others may simply be references to past titles.Remember Aonuma said Botw takes place after OOT. Locations move overtime and I go over that in the video. This is to simply show #1 how far some of these places have come since Oot in terms of graphics #2 how far they have come in the series lore (whether the specific location was moved or is just a reference to Oot) I also didn't include every location from Ocarina of Time I will be making a continuation of this later on* Again please be aware that Zelda is notorious for moving locations around in each iteration. Each location shown are first and for most a comparison of how far the series has come in a whole. Don't take any lore references as 100% accurate I only give brief descriptions and never touch on any timeline details. Thanks for watching!! Lon Lon Ranch - 0:45 Zora's Domain - 1:56 Goron City - 2:49 Lost Woods - 3:46 Temple of Time - 5:25
Admittedly seeing what was left of Lon Lon Ranch after 10,100 years and the Great Calamity just... hurt. Emotionally. The only things left were some planks from the house, sign, and stables, the old silo-tower-thing, and the ruined fence of the field.
I'm not going to lie: I really shed a tear out of melancholy the first time I saw Lon Lon Ranch in BotW. It reminded me of the second time I stole something in the Zelda universe. The first time was when I stole the bow in Link's Awakening, but the second time was more special. The moment I stole Epona and jumped over that gate is still one of my defining moments as a gamer.
Its a beautiful feeling people who didnt play will never know. I shed a tear and had a bigol smile on my face many times playing Botw. I played it on my gamecube when i was 10, im 26 now and just got my hands on a switch!!! Best buy ive done in years, ive been missing out
Technically you didn't steal Epona, you earned it fairly by winning the race and Ingo was trying to stop you from leaving the ranch. You were legally claiming your prize by jumping out of the place
When I first found Lon Lon ranch in BotW I cried. I'm not to afraid to admit it either. The reason being that when I played OoT, whenever I wasn't fighting monsters or racing through Ganondorf's tower, I was at Lon Lon ranch listening to the music. That's why I always stay at the stabels whenever I see Kass is there.
No because those games were meant to be realistic just like twilight princess so it wouldnt make sense maybe skyword sword again in the future but def not those games
Imagine if at some point in the future Nintendo released some DLC that allowed for you to go to Termina and explore some of the locations from Majora's Mask
Where exactly explain? You mean the Fortress? I thought i saw a similar looking rock formation but it was around the West Gerudo ruins. but there was ramps the Moblins made so.
The ruins of some places from past games in BOTW are non logical to me, some of them (like temples, villages, statues or the bridge of Eldin) maybe can be explained because of reconstructions through the history of Hyrule, but places like Lon Lon Ranch (OoT), Skyward's locations (SS is too far chronologicaly from BOTW), Lost Woods (OoT) or Arbiter's Ground (TP), are just impossible, 10,000 years are really a lot of time and there's no way that they has remained even in ruins
@@troyb4533 Ikr, they would of course have to change it quite drastically It was just a nice thought because all locations of OOT are there (even if if's ruins)
I was most surprised at the accuracy they did replicating the racetrack at Lon Lon Ranch that during the video you can see in game is exactly the same distance as in Ocarina of Time. that is a level of detail and care that someone with a personal bond in the creation of this game has.
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NEZLeader Yes but the other ones are not sinilar enough
+Worst Producer Please read the pinned comment. It blows my mind that people don't understand that Zora's domain and Goron City both made their first appearance in Oot. Like come on they aren't similar they have changed drastically over the years that's the whole point lol. Thanks for watching anyways.
+NEZLeader Right? It's dead on. Truly out did themselves on Lon Lon Ranch. Im sure your right someone had to have had a deep love for Oot. Thanks for dropping a nice comment :)
I found the Ranch Ruins riding around when I stopped and looked at it closely I had a memory flashback like Link...goddess has it been so long since 1998?
While Lon Lon Ranch and the Temple of time are accurate, the rest on the list have existed in far too many Zelda games in different shapes and forms to really say they Ocarina of Time references. Hell, the Zora's Domain resembles Twilight Princess's version more than the Ocarina of Time version.
Like I say in the video Zora's Domain & Goron city appeared in Ocarina of Time first. They hadn't been established in the series as major locations until that point. Yeah, a link to the past had Zora's waterfall but the domain had not been established yet (irl that is) both Goron city and Zora's domain are in the same general locations in Botw as well. Another reason I added them was to show how far Zelda has come since Oot's release . Works out either way really. Thanks for watching and leaving your opinion
This Easter egg is really cool (it's from OoT and MsM): The horse fairy is called Malon (Lon Lon Farm) and you can definitely hear Eponas theme in the background
Zelda 1 and 2 map is akkala. Zelda 3 is the south west part including the great plateu. Oot is the plateu plus central hyrule. Twilight princess and skyward sword is everything. Wind waker was all under water.
Can still hear the girl singing in the center of Lon Lon ranch. I loved oot. I love looking for the golden skeleton things and ride EPONA around lake hylia. 6:09 Running low on energy. Love fi so much.
I really wanna like the zelda franchise but I sold OoT years ago because I just wasnt into the game as a kid. I remember as a kid being so confused with stuff because my young child brain was so overwhelmed by all you could do I guess. I still respect it because I know it paved the way for other games. I kinda wish I could plat OoT again. This was a good video. I never made it far in the game just the first area.
Definitely give it another chance if you can. I bought BotW 2 years ago and played for an hour and never played it again because I didn’t “get it.” But after playing RDR2 and seeing the fun of exploring, I revisited BotW and still can’t put it down. Now having played and liked BotW, I feel like I can go back to OoT, which is another game I bought and never finished lol
OoT was my first Zelda game. It was on N64 and I didn't speak a word of english so my brother and I would just... do trials and errors. We did get to the deku tree! ... but that was about it ahah
In regards to the lost woods, I have to disagree with the BoTW Great Deku Tree. In ocarina of time, the only reason the Great Deku Tree died was being he was poisoned and eaten by Gohma, a giant spider made by ganon. It's hinted that without the spider, the Great Deku Tree would have never died. Since BoTW is in the child timeline, the timeline where link stops ganon from coming to power and killing the Great Deku Tree, then that Great Deku Tree in BoTW is the same one from OOT.
Only problem with that is Link was sent back to the very moment he met child Zelda in Oot. So that means the Deku tree already died as Gohma had already poisoned him. The Deku tree sprout likely sprouted sometime later on. Thanks for the comment and I hope I could clear that up for you.
But Breath of the wild IS NOT in the Child Timeline.. is actually in the Fallen Hero Timeline.. Zelda's Speech also references wind waker and Link ot the past so it can no longer be used as an argument for the child timeline. The game confirms Ruto was awakened as a Sage so that simply and completely destroys the child timeline. Only adult and Fallen remain but it just cannot be Adult cause Hyrule was destroyed per the King's Wish in Wind Waker.
Spike Maan there's evidence supporting BoTW being in all three timelines. I personally theorize it falling into the adult timeline, due to the presence of the Rito, the Koroks, the style of the new Deku Tree, the splash text for Rock Salt, and the style of damage on known locations matching up with water damage. That said, I'm working on a theory where the timeline splits again at the end of WW, where Ganondorf collects the full triforce and uses his wish to restore the Gerudo (as he hints is his end goal in Wind Waker). I suppose Hylia could have removed the ocean and restored the original Hyrule for the wish, but this would also explain the separation of Ganon from Ganondorf, making what remained Calamity Ganon. If BoTW does fit into my theoretical timeline, it makes complete sense for the lost woods to have eventually taken over Kokiri forest, as he stated in the video.
A lot of people think that this is a whole new timeline, or all of the timelines at some point came back together into one timeline. It would explain how big BOTW Hyrule has gotten. Plus all of Hyrule holds fragments from different timelines which also supports the theory that all the timelines somehow came back together to form one timeline
That's Daruk carved into the mountain. The Gorons did it to pay tribute to their fallen champion. One of the NPCs says something about it in the game iirc
Is it just me or does goron city look kinda like the same goron city as oot, but maybe with the ceiling of the cave blown up (maybe by an eruption) and the lower levels of the city filled with lava?
Watched this video a while back, or so I believe. I thought of it recently, with Tears of the Kingdom now out, and decided to watch it again. I have to say, I wish they had done more like Lon Lon Ranch, showing the ACTUAL place of the Ranch with the same layout. I wish they had done that with other places, not like they did with Zora's Domain, which was moved and upgraded, but an actual cave to visit with the same layout as Ocarina of Time. I would have loved to have seen the Kokiri Forest, with the tree-stump homes and Link's treehouse (I would have loved to see the Kokiri again as well).
I haven't found ANY locations in the game that were recognizable (aside from the obvious, such as the Temple Of Time. Things with the same names). If it weren't for videos like this, I NEVER would have known about Lon Lon Ranch.
That Lon Lon Ranch reference was awesome! It wasn't just a similar looking area but an obvious reference with building locations, the fence, and the circular path around it. I'm surprised they put that in there. It makes me wonder how many other references I've overlooked.
They must have continued to restore Lon Lon Ranch for centuries as I doubt the sign, buildings and tower could continue standing for over 10,000 years!
I remember when I first found the ranch ruins, it unlocked the rage within me to stop being afraid of enemies and become the badass Link was meant to be.
Goron City didn't just move - there's strong evidence that all of Death Mountain moved, and that the Hebra region is the old Death Mountain that was active in Ocarina of Time but has gone volcanically inactive (but not necessarily extinct) over the ages. That evidence? 1) In the Japanese version of A Link to the Past, the Light World version of Death Mountain is called Hebra. In the English versions of the game, this was simply ironed out to "Death Mountain" for both Light and Dark World locations of the same geographical spot. Death Mountain is an active volcano, while Hebra is inactive. 2) The topography of the Hebra region is full of volcanic-like features. In addition to multiple active hot springs, there's also crater- and caldera-like depressions like Gisa Crater (and surrounding smaller craters), Lake Totori, the Flight Range, Coldsnap Hollow, and the Sturnida Basin (partially filled by Lake Kilsie and its western shore dominated by hot springs). Hebra Plunge also caught my attention because its lower lake is warm enough to swim in without any gear even well to the north, where the lakeshore is surrounded by bitterly cold terrain that requires mid-level cold protection - this is realistic if the lake is being geothermally heated (though it can just as easily be a development oversight). The upper lakes past the first waterfall (and the waterfall itself) are dangerously cold, though. 3) The Rito live there. Dragon Roost Island from The Wind Waker in the Adult Timeline (some centuries or so after Ocarina of Time) is implied to be Death Mountain. In whatever timeline Breath of the Wild takes place in, the Rito could have remained in the vicinity long after the volcano went inactive, while the Gorons moved on to a new volcano because of their affinity for magma. Why do Hebra and Death Mountain no longer share geography in Breath of the Wild? Even in the real world, volcanic activity can come and go over long periods of time, and new volcanic complexes can emerge from new locations nearby. It may also be why Kakariko Village moved out of Hebra and/or Eldin regions altogether to the non-volcanic Necluda region, and older versions of Kakariko may have long since been buried under lava. As for the Lost Woods, it almost certainly moved, which is far easier to explain because Deku Tree seedlings can take root wherever a spot can be found, as illustrated in The Wind Waker when the Koroks were directed to spread seedlings to other islands. The Temple of Time and/or Hyrule Castle can also have been moved and rebuilt at different locations, considering they were closely adjacent in Ocarina of Time, but far apart in both Twilight Princess and Breath of the Wild. The Temple of Time in TP and BotW are also isolated on a high plateau away from Hyrule Castle, and this plateau was actually occupied by the Lost Woods in TP. Various other locations, like the Ranch, can be built and rebuilt practically anywhere. The Ranch Ruins in BotW could be ruins of the original ranch that somehow persisted after more than 10000 years, or it could be a different ranch entirely, or it could be an homage to the ancient ranch that long since ceased to exist.
That's understandable. Many inactive volcanoes are covered with snowpack and glaciers, which can accumulate very deep after long periods of inactivity. More obvious smaller features, like the textures of lava flows, can become eroded with time and the elements. Calderas in particular often fill with water and become lakes. But now that I've mentioned how Hebra and Death Mountain shared the same geography in A Link to the Past, can you see some of those volcanic elements in Hebra now, on a larger scale? The topography alone presents many clues. www.zeldadungeon.net/breath-of-the-wild-interactive-map/ Coldsnap Hollow in particular is shaped suspiciously like a summit crater, but it's not the only crater there.
Mmmm I'd say that zora's domain is more like Twilight Princess with it's open air style and architecture nestled in a waterfall filled valley-- Even if it is in the same approximate location as OoT. One could argue that the east reservoir lake is jabujabu's lake as well it's elevated above zora's domain with stone docks.
I thought the temple of time and the plateau was in reference to skyward sword when that chunk of land came down because the goddess statue is exactly the same as the one from skyward sword
Temple of time was built over the sacred grounds by the sage of light, it also served as a gate way into the sacred realm where the Tri-force was hidden. I am not convinced that is the same temple of time though. I would also like to find out how the plateau came to exist as it is higher then the rest of Hyrule around it. Almost as if it was raised artificially
Deya Village in my opinion is the kokiri village from OOT. Placement on map matches. My belief is that over the years. They needed to find refuge else where more safe. So i guess while a korok. They took wind north west into the New Lost Woods.
I think you should have save the Goron City and Zora's domain for a Twilight Princess episode, as the locations in that game are a lot more similar than the ones in OoT
+The Undertaker I'm going to also include them in that episode. The reason I did it here was to show how much things have changed since their first appearance.
Dodongo's cavern is there too. In Goron City there is a side quest to dig out a hero's cavern, and near there are the most delicious rocks for the Goron's, reminiscent to Dodongo cavern having the best rocks to eat
Trap A-Holics That's very possible. I only took these as Easter eggs. Tbh first time looking at it that's what I thought xD thanks for leaving a comment and supporting the video.
No prob, looking forward to the next one about Twilight Princess. You should make a video about some of the more subtle easter eggs within BoTW that reference other Zeldas, like the example I pointed out about Darmani or the little girl at one of the stables that references Skyloft.
I loved this! if you continue to make these types of list videos I recommend you shorten the transition between numbers just a tad -- the second "fwhip fwhip" of the triforce is a bit unnecessary in my opinion, and drags on a little longer than it should. (The first "fwhip fwhip" is wonderful and sounds really good) Good job on the video!
Happy RUclipsr same! Even with Epona, ah the memories were so good. I remeber OoT, still the best game personally. And my favorite part was ALWAYS after you escape Gannon's castle, and it goes from a tall castle, to a a piece of paper with no ruble or anything making a mound, it was so far fetched lol
My explanation for relocated areas were that with the passing of milenniums old locations were washed away by elements or rottee away with time or destroyed and then Rebuilt elsewhere and renamed. Hence seeing Spectacle Rock by gerudo desert in BOTW as opposed to on top of Death Mountain like in older games.
I would love an Ocarina of Time remake in Breath of the Wild's graphics. At a time when other huge classics are being remade (FF7, Resident Evil 2), this would be a good time to do it. I mean, it won't happen, but it would be awesome if it did.
but wouldn't it be far smaller? Imo Breath still feels incomplete, it could have easily housed at least 3 more large Dungeons. Proof is in the Making of BOTW video where Anouma admits cutting out the Picori area
yeah i hope they dont make another ocarina of time remake i feel like that game is super overrated (like ff7) it had its remake we dont really need another one i would be more into making a 2 zelda like minishcap into a 3d zelda
Jake Cerra Remade the game five times? Really? Ports aren't remakes. The closest thing to a remake it's had is the 3DS version, which is closer to a remaster than a full on remake. I'm talking about a major console remake.
Seeing the comparison of the Temple in it's prime back in the day, 27 years ago for me. And now, 10,100 years later and after the First Calamity... I can feel tears forming in my eyes. It hurts, hurts to see this, damaged as it is and abandoned. But it's still here: Still standing. Standing as it is, the Temple of Time. It will always stand as a Temple, to House the Test of Time...
If you take ranch ruins literally and not just an Easter Egg (Zoom out twice from there and you get pretty much exactly the map of OOT with pretty much all locations lined up where they should be), then the Lost Woods is a different one, as is the Temple of Time because they are outside the boundaries of what was OOT's Hyrule. Forests are easy enough as they die out and grow elsewhere over time. Temple of Time obviously has probably just been rebuilt multiple times in different places.
5:45 the new 3 structures can also be the new areas for the spiritual stones.
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I don't know if anyone else noticed how the entrance to the castle is the same entrance to the market area where the bridge stood, and we have the room where we all used to break a thousand pots, but in ruins.
If you look in one of the decayed buildings near Temple of Time, the design looks like the courtyard area where you meet Zelda in OOT, basically The Great Plateau makes references to both the Temple and OOT Castle.
When I first heard about the "Ranch Ruins", I made it a point to head there next and take a lap or two around the ole Lon Lon Ranch race track with my new BotW horse. Ah, nostalgia... The track area seems a lot smaller though than it was in Ocarina of Time. I wish they would have recreated it to scale. Also, PSA, watch out since there are guardians crawling around the ranch area that you'll have to contend with.
Martial Harpist Matthew Same here tbh. It's my favorite area but it was sad to see that they bounced out of the old city. Thanks for leaving a cool comment I really appreciate it!
Wait a minute... Goron DARUNIA Divine Beast Vah RUDANIA IT'S AN ANAGRAM!!!!! Rudania must be named after Darunia! Just how Divine Beast Vah Naboris was named after some Gerudo person (I can't remember their name)
I had a thought what if the duelling peaks in BotW was outset island from WW I mean the shape is similar with one being taller than the other and their location in relation to Death Mountain which will become Dragon Roost is the same as in WW too
Wait are you saying that breath of the wild death mountain would later become dragon roost island? The way you said it confuzzled meh. If you were saying that anyways, it's not true, BOTW is 10,000 years past the last game in the timeline.
I'm not sure the zelda devs actually know how fucking long 10000 years is and that's just the time between the two calamities, not even accounting for the length of time between the other games, if lon lon ranch had existed between the two calamities, that would make it older than the entirety of ancient eygipt which is the longest civilisation we know and that only lasted 3000 years.
Yeah but we advanced, spread out and had need to replace pretty much everything. Hyrule doesn't seem to have advanced much, besides the Zoras and Gorons and they're pretty isolated. If humanity had stagnated like much of the OoT world, many more of our older structures would likely still exist and be used today. I can't say something wooden like the ranch would stand 10K years, but it's not out of the question for it to never be repurposed
I think years in Zelda time are different as well considering sheikah and Zora alike can live well over 100 years and still be really active. So maybe their version of years are like half of ours?
@@jacobperez4068 I would assume the years are the same, to be honest. If you say that the years are half because Zoras live a long time, you'd have to then say all the other races are only living half as long as they state in the game including hylians
One thing that bothers me is how nobody is aware that 10,000 years in zelda time is only like 10 in ours. Also, almost no one knows that the great plateu was not raised. Its just the old castle town from oot. It even has the same entrance in the part of the wall that ia flooded.
not only the temple of time can be found on the plateau. The ruins of the entire castle town can be found next to the temple. From Twilight Princess we know that the caste was destroyed and the hylians were forced to move north and build another castle.
Unlikely. It's already been confirmed by the game itself that the Faron Woods are to the south. Meaning the forest to the north is its own thing. Besides, that wasn't the first time the sword was hidden away in the Lost Woods
Just saying, although these aren't exactly important locations I feel as if I need to point them out. Zora's river from Ocarina of time is very clearly in the game during the Zora quest. The Yiga clan hideout I feel is meant to be a spiritual successor to the Gerudo fortress, and the Gerudo highlands next to it could be Gerudo valley from Ocarina of time. You also missed Faron Woods, and Eldin volcano in the Skyward sword video.
I don't think that statue is Darunia I think it's Darmani from MM because of the pearls around the neck but then again you don't see a bald spot on the head like Darmani has
+brian zack No problem. My channel hasn't been about let's plays in awhile... well until Botw came out that is. Won't be doing another walkthrough until the dlc comes out. Expect to see short gameplay clips, side quest how to videos, theories, and more videos like this in the future :)
The Forest in BotW and The Kokiri Forest in OoT are not the same forest. their locations differ by quite a lot.. By Breath of the Wilds Blown Out Proportions id wager the Kokiri Forest or whatever is left should very well be around the Farone Area. In breath of the wild the lost woods is located north of hyrule castle and east of death mountain just like it was in a Link to the Past.. So they are not the same places.. on a side note, The Great Plateau (the chunk of land, i mean, which houses the old temple of time) used to be where the castle is now.. it used to house the old castle and castle town.. it was moved (by unknown means) and thats why its so far south... but the hyrule castle LOCATION is still the same.. just southwest of death mountain. cheers
CaptainHairball Hyrule Castle is in the centre of the map in many of the games, with Death Mountain to the north, although Kakariko Village, Lost Woods, and Lake Hylia are in different spots in almost every game
Brad Cureton I noticed :) thanks for pointing it out. I figured it was either one of the two. Saw the neckless so I know it's Darmani now. Weird how they included them but not Daruni. Maybe he's around the other side or something?
RMFH Yeah it is strange, especially since Darunia is a more popular and recognizable Goron. I know there's one more Goron carved in the rock next to Darmani and Daruk... pretty positive it's not Darunia, so I'm not sure who it is.
Seeing all these people saying conflicting things down here is interesting. I feel that too many people think that these locations are solidified and can't move. For example, some say that this can't be the the same temple of time because it isn't in the lost woods like in TP, but don't realize that many of the lost woods in the series are in completely separate areas. Also, the koroks themselves tell you that they grew the forest to protect the master sword, so it's likely this could be an entirely different forest from the others.
*Time stamps below this*
Daruk's carving is not the carving I'm talking about in this video. His statue is directly above the one I point out in the video. *Update the carving is of Darmani from MM and not Darunia.... even though it's odd that he made it on the monument but not Darunia.*
*Please note that these locations are easter eggs. Some may be the same locations from past titles and others may simply be references to past titles.Remember Aonuma said Botw takes place after OOT. Locations move overtime and I go over that in the video. This is to simply show #1 how far some of these places have come since Oot in terms of graphics #2 how far they have come in the series lore (whether the specific location was moved or is just a reference to Oot) I also didn't include every location from Ocarina of Time I will be making a continuation of this later on*
Again please be aware that Zelda is notorious for moving locations around in each iteration. Each location shown are first and for most a comparison of how far the series has come in a whole. Don't take any lore references as 100% accurate I only give brief descriptions and never touch on any timeline details. Thanks for watching!!
Lon Lon Ranch - 0:45
Zora's Domain - 1:56
Goron City - 2:49
Lost Woods - 3:46
Temple of Time - 5:25
thank you that was helpful
yes that was his statue
forgot the fountain
Amy J. Read the pinned comment. Thanks for watching!
Darmani for Majora's Mask
Admittedly seeing what was left of Lon Lon Ranch after 10,100 years and the Great Calamity just... hurt. Emotionally. The only things left were some planks from the house, sign, and stables, the old silo-tower-thing, and the ruined fence of the field.
Its been way more than 10.000 years though
I'm not going to lie: I really shed a tear out of melancholy the first time I saw Lon Lon Ranch in BotW. It reminded me of the second time I stole something in the Zelda universe. The first time was when I stole the bow in Link's Awakening, but the second time was more special. The moment I stole Epona and jumped over that gate is still one of my defining moments as a gamer.
Its a beautiful feeling people who didnt play will never know. I shed a tear and had a bigol smile on my face many times playing Botw. I played it on my gamecube when i was 10, im 26 now and just got my hands on a switch!!! Best buy ive done in years, ive been missing out
Technically you didn't steal Epona, you earned it fairly by winning the race and Ingo was trying to stop you from leaving the ranch. You were legally claiming your prize by jumping out of the place
Lon Lon Ranch was really depressing.
I cried when I stumbled across the ranch in the game. I played the Lon Lon Ranch music and just walked around and just... ugh ❤️
gai
When I first found Lon Lon ranch in BotW I cried. I'm not to afraid to admit it either. The reason being that when I played OoT, whenever I wasn't fighting monsters or racing through Ganondorf's tower, I was at Lon Lon ranch listening to the music. That's why I always stay at the stabels whenever I see Kass is there.
I know, right? Lon Lon Ranch was my favorite, it's so sad to see what happened to it...
And Cass, he plays Epona's song so pretty...
cry baby
@@JadeiteMcSwag lol u wouldn't understand go play the game bro frfr
@@iwilldefeatarcadeassassin1656 I did?
The need to remake Ocarina of time and Majoras Mask in the style of BOTW. It’s the most visually stunning in the whole series.
I'd be so hyped for this!
after seeing how totk looks on switch im not sure i agree, atleast not untill we get a nintendo system that can handle it
No because those games were meant to be realistic just like twilight princess so it wouldnt make sense maybe skyword sword again in the future but def not those games
Praying for it men.
Imagine if at some point in the future Nintendo released some DLC that allowed for you to go to Termina and explore some of the locations from Majora's Mask
Heroslash64 That would be amazing.
You can find ruins of the original Geurdo Town on the hill side of a mountain next to the Geurdo Tower
really i never checked
Where exactly explain? You mean the Fortress? I thought i saw a similar looking rock formation but it was around the West Gerudo ruins. but there was ramps the Moblins made so.
Ocarina of time is the best game ever regardless of graphics
Even the graphic was insane at their time
BOTW locations are rough to contemplate because I don't have a frame of reference for what 10,000 years will do to a world
Yeah I know. There are so many ruins
The ruins of some places from past games in BOTW are non logical to me, some of them (like temples, villages, statues or the bridge of Eldin) maybe can be explained because of reconstructions through the history of Hyrule, but places like Lon Lon Ranch (OoT), Skyward's locations (SS is too far chronologicaly from BOTW), Lost Woods (OoT) or Arbiter's Ground (TP), are just impossible, 10,000 years are really a lot of time and there's no way that they has remained even in ruins
@@dnn909the lon lon ranch is probably just another iteration of the building destroyed during the calamity,those ruins dont look that old
I'd love if they made an Ocarina Of Time remake but in the Hyrule of Breath Of The Wild! That would be so cool!
They couldn't do it. Botw takes plays a long time after ooc. It's a different hyrule
@@troyb4533 Ikr, they would of course have to change it quite drastically
It was just a nice thought because all locations of OOT are there (even if if's ruins)
I’m more thinking that someone should make it as a mod.
Omg yes
It's too small.
I was most surprised at the accuracy they did replicating the racetrack at Lon Lon Ranch that during the video you can see in game is exactly the same distance as in Ocarina of Time.
that is a level of detail and care that someone with a personal bond in the creation of this game has.
NEZLeader Yes but the other ones are not sinilar enough
+Worst Producer Please read the pinned comment. It blows my mind that people don't understand that Zora's domain and Goron City both made their first appearance in Oot. Like come on they aren't similar they have changed drastically over the years that's the whole point lol. Thanks for watching anyways.
+NEZLeader Right? It's dead on. Truly out did themselves on Lon Lon Ranch. Im sure your right someone had to have had a deep love for Oot. Thanks for dropping a nice comment :)
I found the Ranch Ruins riding around when I stopped and looked at it closely I had a memory flashback like Link...goddess has it been so long since 1998?
Joseph Ballesteros I saw what you were trying to do there but it wasn't the outcome you'd expect
Still holds merit since I played the game when I was 4 lol it has been a while since the game came out
While Lon Lon Ranch and the Temple of time are accurate, the rest on the list have existed in far too many Zelda games in different shapes and forms to really say they Ocarina of Time references. Hell, the Zora's Domain resembles Twilight Princess's version more than the Ocarina of Time version.
Like I say in the video Zora's Domain & Goron city appeared in Ocarina of Time first. They hadn't been established in the series as major locations until that point. Yeah, a link to the past had Zora's waterfall but the domain had not been established yet (irl that is) both Goron city and Zora's domain are in the same general locations in Botw as well. Another reason I added them was to show how far Zelda has come since Oot's release . Works out either way really. Thanks for watching and leaving your opinion
You forgot there is this garden near the temple of time. It is the exact scene from OOT where Zelda and Link looked at Ganondorf through the window.
I'm amazed at how you found this 'Then and Now' stuff
I couldn't even realize it ;-;
Loved this Video and I cant wait for the Twilight Princess Then and Now locations!
This Easter egg is really cool (it's from OoT and MsM): The horse fairy is called Malon (Lon Lon Farm) and you can definitely hear Eponas theme in the background
all the stables ply the loonlon ranch music
4:27 oh navi thou has returned
ok but like i cried when i freed daruk's spirit cuz i just rlly rlly love the gorons
I did the same with all of the divine beasts, especially Vah Medoh, I just really love Revali and the Rito
@@adrienuhhhh i feel that lmaoo
Emmett Lange same I fell in love with Revalli even though he’s a jerk for the majority of botw players 😂
Zelda 1 and 2 map is akkala.
Zelda 3 is the south west part including the great plateu.
Oot is the plateu plus central hyrule.
Twilight princess and skyward sword is everything. Wind waker was all under water.
Can still hear the girl singing in the center of Lon Lon ranch. I loved oot. I love looking for the golden skeleton things and ride EPONA around lake hylia.
6:09 Running low on energy. Love fi so much.
I really wanna like the zelda franchise but I sold OoT years ago because I just wasnt into the game as a kid. I remember as a kid being so confused with stuff because my young child brain was so overwhelmed by all you could do I guess. I still respect it because I know it paved the way for other games. I kinda wish I could plat OoT again. This was a good video. I never made it far in the game just the first area.
Definitely give it another chance if you can. I bought BotW 2 years ago and played for an hour and never played it again because I didn’t “get it.” But after playing RDR2 and seeing the fun of exploring, I revisited BotW and still can’t put it down. Now having played and liked BotW, I feel like I can go back to OoT, which is another game I bought and never finished lol
Honestly use an emulator and play OoT, it’s an amazing game that has pros BOTW doesn’t offer.
OoT was my first Zelda game. It was on N64 and I didn't speak a word of english so my brother and I would just... do trials and errors. We did get to the deku tree! ... but that was about it ahah
In regards to the lost woods, I have to disagree with the BoTW Great Deku Tree. In ocarina of time, the only reason the Great Deku Tree died was being he was poisoned and eaten by Gohma, a giant spider made by ganon. It's hinted that without the spider, the Great Deku Tree would have never died. Since BoTW is in the child timeline, the timeline where link stops ganon from coming to power and killing the Great Deku Tree, then that Great Deku Tree in BoTW is the same one from OOT.
Only problem with that is Link was sent back to the very moment he met child Zelda in Oot. So that means the Deku tree already died as Gohma had already poisoned him. The Deku tree sprout likely sprouted sometime later on. Thanks for the comment and I hope I could clear that up for you.
But Breath of the wild IS NOT in the Child Timeline.. is actually in the Fallen Hero Timeline.. Zelda's Speech also references wind waker and Link ot the past so it can no longer be used as an argument for the child timeline. The game confirms Ruto was awakened as a Sage so that simply and completely destroys the child timeline. Only adult and Fallen remain but it just cannot be Adult cause Hyrule was destroyed per the King's Wish in Wind Waker.
Spike Maan there's evidence supporting BoTW being in all three timelines. I personally theorize it falling into the adult timeline, due to the presence of the Rito, the Koroks, the style of the new Deku Tree, the splash text for Rock Salt, and the style of damage on known locations matching up with water damage. That said, I'm working on a theory where the timeline splits again at the end of WW, where Ganondorf collects the full triforce and uses his wish to restore the Gerudo (as he hints is his end goal in Wind Waker). I suppose Hylia could have removed the ocean and restored the original Hyrule for the wish, but this would also explain the separation of Ganon from Ganondorf, making what remained Calamity Ganon.
If BoTW does fit into my theoretical timeline, it makes complete sense for the lost woods to have eventually taken over Kokiri forest, as he stated in the video.
CaptainHairball But I've heard Breath of the Wild reference events from Twilight Princess, and Arbiter's Grounds are also there.
A lot of people think that this is a whole new timeline, or all of the timelines at some point came back together into one timeline. It would explain how big BOTW Hyrule has gotten. Plus all of Hyrule holds fragments from different timelines which also supports the theory that all the timelines somehow came back together to form one timeline
That's Daruk carved into the mountain. The Gorons did it to pay tribute to their fallen champion. One of the NPCs says something about it in the game iirc
There's also two more sculptures of Gorons, so one of them could be Darunia.
Orion Actually it's part of the main quest. It's what triggers the memory of Daruk.
Is it just me or does goron city look kinda like the same goron city as oot, but maybe with the ceiling of the cave blown up (maybe by an eruption) and the lower levels of the city filled with lava?
It’s sad to see the temple of time like that , after all that happened there in ocarina and twilight princess
GoTi4No the nostalgia is real
I was crying Zelda Orcarina Of Time was my Favorite especially The Temple Of Time
Watched this video a while back, or so I believe. I thought of it recently, with Tears of the Kingdom now out, and decided to watch it again. I have to say, I wish they had done more like Lon Lon Ranch, showing the ACTUAL place of the Ranch with the same layout. I wish they had done that with other places, not like they did with Zora's Domain, which was moved and upgraded, but an actual cave to visit with the same layout as Ocarina of Time. I would have loved to have seen the Kokiri Forest, with the tree-stump homes and Link's treehouse (I would have loved to see the Kokiri again as well).
It shocks me that the Forest Temple from OOT isn't even in Breath of the Wild, would've been cool to see how it looked like after the events of OOT
Well, it would’ve been an entirely new temple. The actual temple from oot is probably beyond destroyed lmao
global warming
2:05 Jabu-Jabu was the Zora's Patreon Deity? How much did he earn per month?
idk 100 rupees
The title of this vid made it seem like it was the exact same location, just better graphics
Super true!
You should have mentioned how the area surrounding the Temple of Time could have been Hyrule Castle Town from OOT because of the similar structures!
I haven't found ANY locations in the game that were recognizable (aside from the obvious, such as the Temple Of Time. Things with the same names). If it weren't for videos like this, I NEVER would have known about Lon Lon Ranch.
How the hell does Lon Lon ranch still exist even after more than 10,000 and still look the same even in ruins. That is impressive.
I wish the past temples from ocarina of time where ruins or places you can explore
Yes, including the shadow temple and bottom of the well, that is metioned too be very old even in ocarina of time.
Maybe the new game will do this. Probably not but it would be awesome.
I would love to return to the forest temple in a future game. It was my favorite temple and I remember helping my brother with it!
6:06 Seeing Sheik standing there gave me shivers.
Dai 大 i
Ocarina of time looks so awesome
Ogre rina of time
The lost woods in Botw look closer to it's MM counterpart rather than its OoT one
After seeing the two games side by side, it's really amazing to see how far technology has come over the years
+NuclearCheetos 15 Thank you!!! Someone finally gets the true point of this video xD made my day seeing this comment :D
OoT is still the better game though
Conclusion: it made its first appearance in ocarina of time.
That Lon Lon Ranch reference was awesome! It wasn't just a similar looking area but an obvious reference with building locations, the fence, and the circular path around it. I'm surprised they put that in there. It makes me wonder how many other references I've overlooked.
They must have continued to restore Lon Lon Ranch for centuries as I doubt the sign, buildings and tower could continue standing for over 10,000 years!
You forgot Lake Hylia
I remember when I first found the ranch ruins, it unlocked the rage within me to stop being afraid of enemies and become the badass Link was meant to be.
Goron City didn't just move - there's strong evidence that all of Death Mountain moved, and that the Hebra region is the old Death Mountain that was active in Ocarina of Time but has gone volcanically inactive (but not necessarily extinct) over the ages. That evidence?
1) In the Japanese version of A Link to the Past, the Light World version of Death Mountain is called Hebra. In the English versions of the game, this was simply ironed out to "Death Mountain" for both Light and Dark World locations of the same geographical spot. Death Mountain is an active volcano, while Hebra is inactive.
2) The topography of the Hebra region is full of volcanic-like features. In addition to multiple active hot springs, there's also crater- and caldera-like depressions like Gisa Crater (and surrounding smaller craters), Lake Totori, the Flight Range, Coldsnap Hollow, and the Sturnida Basin (partially filled by Lake Kilsie and its western shore dominated by hot springs). Hebra Plunge also caught my attention because its lower lake is warm enough to swim in without any gear even well to the north, where the lakeshore is surrounded by bitterly cold terrain that requires mid-level cold protection - this is realistic if the lake is being geothermally heated (though it can just as easily be a development oversight). The upper lakes past the first waterfall (and the waterfall itself) are dangerously cold, though.
3) The Rito live there. Dragon Roost Island from The Wind Waker in the Adult Timeline (some centuries or so after Ocarina of Time) is implied to be Death Mountain. In whatever timeline Breath of the Wild takes place in, the Rito could have remained in the vicinity long after the volcano went inactive, while the Gorons moved on to a new volcano because of their affinity for magma.
Why do Hebra and Death Mountain no longer share geography in Breath of the Wild? Even in the real world, volcanic activity can come and go over long periods of time, and new volcanic complexes can emerge from new locations nearby. It may also be why Kakariko Village moved out of Hebra and/or Eldin regions altogether to the non-volcanic Necluda region, and older versions of Kakariko may have long since been buried under lava.
As for the Lost Woods, it almost certainly moved, which is far easier to explain because Deku Tree seedlings can take root wherever a spot can be found, as illustrated in The Wind Waker when the Koroks were directed to spread seedlings to other islands. The Temple of Time and/or Hyrule Castle can also have been moved and rebuilt at different locations, considering they were closely adjacent in Ocarina of Time, but far apart in both Twilight Princess and Breath of the Wild. The Temple of Time in TP and BotW are also isolated on a high plateau away from Hyrule Castle, and this plateau was actually occupied by the Lost Woods in TP.
Various other locations, like the Ranch, can be built and rebuilt practically anywhere. The Ranch Ruins in BotW could be ruins of the original ranch that somehow persisted after more than 10000 years, or it could be a different ranch entirely, or it could be an homage to the ancient ranch that long since ceased to exist.
Dermot Mac Flannchaidh do you want to marry me ?
Thank you. No. :)
I never really thought about hebra being a volcano
Dermot Mac Flannchaidh ??
That's understandable. Many inactive volcanoes are covered with snowpack and glaciers, which can accumulate very deep after long periods of inactivity. More obvious smaller features, like the textures of lava flows, can become eroded with time and the elements. Calderas in particular often fill with water and become lakes. But now that I've mentioned how Hebra and Death Mountain shared the same geography in A Link to the Past, can you see some of those volcanic elements in Hebra now, on a larger scale? The topography alone presents many clues. www.zeldadungeon.net/breath-of-the-wild-interactive-map/
Coldsnap Hollow in particular is shaped suspiciously like a summit crater, but it's not the only crater there.
The Lost wood/ Master sword pedestal are more reminicent of Link to the past then OOT
Mmmm I'd say that zora's domain is more like Twilight Princess with it's open air style and architecture nestled in a waterfall filled valley-- Even if it is in the same approximate location as OoT.
One could argue that the east reservoir lake is jabujabu's lake as well it's elevated above zora's domain with stone docks.
I thought the temple of time and the plateau was in reference to skyward sword when that chunk of land came down because the goddess statue is exactly the same as the one from skyward sword
Temple of time was built over the sacred grounds by the sage of light, it also served as a gate way into the sacred realm where the Tri-force was hidden. I am not convinced that is the same temple of time though. I would also like to find out how the plateau came to exist as it is higher then the rest of Hyrule around it. Almost as if it was raised artificially
Deya Village in my opinion is the kokiri village from OOT. Placement on map matches. My belief is that over the years. They needed to find refuge else where more safe. So i guess while a korok. They took wind north west into the New Lost Woods.
I think you should have save the Goron City and Zora's domain for a Twilight Princess episode, as the locations in that game are a lot more similar than the ones in OoT
+The Undertaker I'm going to also include them in that episode. The reason I did it here was to show how much things have changed since their first appearance.
Dodongo's cavern is there too. In Goron City there is a side quest to dig out a hero's cavern, and near there are the most delicious rocks for the Goron's, reminiscent to Dodongo cavern having the best rocks to eat
At the outskirt stable, there was a fork in the road with a wall/cliff in the middle of the fork. That is the same fork in twilight princess I think.
I think that's Darmani from Majora's Mask , you can tell by the tall spiky part of his hair + the necklace of beads
Trap A-Holics That's very possible. I only took these as Easter eggs. Tbh first time looking at it that's what I thought xD thanks for leaving a comment and supporting the video.
No prob, looking forward to the next one about Twilight Princess. You should make a video about some of the more subtle easter eggs within BoTW that reference other Zeldas, like the example I pointed out about Darmani or the little girl at one of the stables that references Skyloft.
Trap A-Holics where is the skyloft refrence girl?
Woodland stable
I loved this! if you continue to make these types of list videos I recommend you shorten the transition between numbers just a tad -- the second "fwhip fwhip" of the triforce is a bit unnecessary in my opinion, and drags on a little longer than it should. (The first "fwhip fwhip" is wonderful and sounds really good)
Good job on the video!
"This one really hit home for many Ocarina of Time fans" Yes it did. I even took a lap around the track when I found it.
Happy RUclipsr same! Even with Epona, ah the memories were so good. I remeber OoT, still the best game personally. And my favorite part was ALWAYS after you escape Gannon's castle, and it goes from a tall castle, to a a piece of paper with no ruble or anything making a mound, it was so far fetched lol
Personally the Lost Woods are closer to A Link To The Past, especially with the master sword being put there,
My explanation for relocated areas were that with the passing of milenniums old locations were washed away by elements or rottee away with time or destroyed and then Rebuilt elsewhere and renamed. Hence seeing Spectacle Rock by gerudo desert in BOTW as opposed to on top of Death Mountain like in older games.
I would love an Ocarina of Time remake in Breath of the Wild's graphics. At a time when other huge classics are being remade (FF7, Resident Evil 2), this would be a good time to do it. I mean, it won't happen, but it would be awesome if it did.
Bloody Persistent kinda like the unreal engine?
but wouldn't it be far smaller?
Imo Breath still feels incomplete, it could have easily housed at least 3 more large Dungeons. Proof is in the Making of BOTW video where Anouma admits cutting out the Picori area
They're already remade OoT like five times and both WW and TP have seen HD rereleases. Why bother?
yeah i hope they dont make another ocarina of time remake i feel like that game is super overrated (like ff7) it had its remake we dont really need another one i would be more into making a 2 zelda like minishcap into a 3d zelda
Jake Cerra Remade the game five times? Really? Ports aren't remakes. The closest thing to a remake it's had is the 3DS version, which is closer to a remaster than a full on remake. I'm talking about a major console remake.
Seeing the comparison of the Temple in it's prime back in the day, 27 years ago for me. And now, 10,100 years later and after the First Calamity...
I can feel tears forming in my eyes. It hurts, hurts to see this, damaged as it is and abandoned. But it's still here: Still standing. Standing as it is, the Temple of Time.
It will always stand as a Temple, to House the Test of Time...
Woah that Lon Lon Farm part...I haven't noticed it. But it's really amazing to see. Even that tower is at the same place.
I got goosebumps at the lon lon ranch part.
hedgehog the sonic same
Why
I went all Charlton Heston at seeing the Lon Lon Ranch. "You maniacs! You blew it up! Damn you! Damn you all to hell!"
I'm not crying you're crying
If you take ranch ruins literally and not just an Easter Egg (Zoom out twice from there and you get pretty much exactly the map of OOT with pretty much all locations lined up where they should be), then the Lost Woods is a different one, as is the Temple of Time because they are outside the boundaries of what was OOT's Hyrule.
Forests are easy enough as they die out and grow elsewhere over time. Temple of Time obviously has probably just been rebuilt multiple times in different places.
5:45 the new 3 structures can also be the new areas for the spiritual stones.
I don't know if anyone else noticed how the entrance to the castle is the same entrance to the market area where the bridge stood, and we have the room where we all used to break a thousand pots, but in ruins.
i think that goron city in breath of the wild looks more like that goron spot in majoras mask
Just stumbled upon this channel right now and I already am going to subscribe, great job!
If you look in one of the decayed buildings near Temple of Time, the design looks like the courtyard area where you meet Zelda in OOT, basically The Great Plateau makes references to both the Temple and OOT Castle.
Oh dang it, someone posted the same answer, whoops.
When I first heard about the "Ranch Ruins", I made it a point to head there next and take a lap or two around the ole Lon Lon Ranch race track with my new BotW horse. Ah, nostalgia...
The track area seems a lot smaller though than it was in Ocarina of Time. I wish they would have recreated it to scale. Also, PSA, watch out since there are guardians crawling around the ranch area that you'll have to contend with.
Goron city disappointed me honestly. I loved the "in the mountain" feel like in OOT.
Martial Harpist Matthew Same here tbh. It's my favorite area but it was sad to see that they bounced out of the old city. Thanks for leaving a cool comment I really appreciate it!
RMFH Yea man. No prob. I just love talking Zelda. Lol
I hope you do Wind Waker, because even if it isn't in the timeline, there are a ton of mountains in this game
Wait a minute...
Goron DARUNIA
Divine Beast Vah RUDANIA
IT'S AN ANAGRAM!!!!!
Rudania must be named after Darunia! Just how Divine Beast Vah Naboris was named after some Gerudo person (I can't remember their name)
Joseph Gonzalez All of them are named after past characters... It was made really obvious.
they are all named after ocarina of time sages.. which makes the child timeline theory completely moot but people keep saying it is
Yeah, Rudania references Darunia, Ruta references Ruto, Naboris references Nabooru, and Medoh most likely references Medli.
So many iconic locations in the The Legend of Zelda series.
Oh yes I have been waiting for someone to do this!! :)
I had a thought what if the duelling peaks in BotW was outset island from WW I mean the shape is similar with one being taller than the other and their location in relation to Death Mountain which will become Dragon Roost is the same as in WW too
Wait are you saying that breath of the wild death mountain would later become dragon roost island? The way you said it confuzzled meh. If you were saying that anyways, it's not true, BOTW is 10,000 years past the last game in the timeline.
The Zora didn't build the domain, they carved it out of the very cave that was once their home.
That was a pretty damn small cave then
@@GucciPucciMIH yep.
I'm not sure the zelda devs actually know how fucking long 10000 years is and that's just the time between the two calamities, not even accounting for the length of time between the other games, if lon lon ranch had existed between the two calamities, that would make it older than the entirety of ancient eygipt which is the longest civilisation we know and that only lasted 3000 years.
Yeah but we advanced, spread out and had need to replace pretty much everything.
Hyrule doesn't seem to have advanced much, besides the Zoras and Gorons and they're pretty isolated.
If humanity had stagnated like much of the OoT world, many more of our older structures would likely still exist and be used today. I can't say something wooden like the ranch would stand 10K years, but it's not out of the question for it to never be repurposed
I think years in Zelda time are different as well considering sheikah and Zora alike can live well over 100 years and still be really active. So maybe their version of years are like half of ours?
@@jacobperez4068 I would assume the years are the same, to be honest. If you say that the years are half because Zoras live a long time, you'd have to then say all the other races are only living half as long as they state in the game including hylians
@@HairyNun truuueeee.. Then yeah Nintendo just really screwed up with the timeline haha
@@jacobperez4068 I reckon they get 100 people in the office to write the next game, and any common ideas they develop and add to the game
you could do an "evolution of" video to show how all of these locations have changed throughout various games.
in botw you can see the castle courtyard where you hide from the guards by climbing on top of the wooden beams from oot
HoneyedHylian and the widow in which Zelda is spying thru.
Poor jabu jabu he’s been forgotten
I guess you could say that Zora's Domain first appeared in OoT, but I would count Zora's Realm in ALttP as its first real appearance.
The temple of time ost in Botw is the same as the Ocarine of Time's, just put it in 2x and you will notice
We know the Koroks descended from the Kokiri. We find that out in Windwaker. Ditto for the Zora and Rito.
One thing that bothers me is how nobody is aware that 10,000 years in zelda time is only like 10 in ours.
Also, almost no one knows that the great plateu was not raised. Its just the old castle town from oot. It even has the same entrance in the part of the wall that ia flooded.
not only the temple of time can be found on the plateau. The ruins of the entire castle town can be found next to the temple.
From Twilight Princess we know that the caste was destroyed and the hylians were forced to move north and build another castle.
only the first one shocked me
Santy Xavier yee the others doesnt look anything like the oot places
I subbed for those clean AF transition animations. This dude puts some dank work into these videos.
i feel as if the lost woods in BoTW is MUCH more similar to the faron woods regions in twilight princess
Unlikely. It's already been confirmed by the game itself that the Faron Woods are to the south. Meaning the forest to the north is its own thing. Besides, that wasn't the first time the sword was hidden away in the Lost Woods
Just saying, although these aren't exactly important locations I feel as if I need to point them out.
Zora's river from Ocarina of time is very clearly in the game during the Zora quest.
The Yiga clan hideout I feel is meant to be a spiritual successor to the Gerudo fortress, and the Gerudo highlands next to it could be Gerudo valley from Ocarina of time.
You also missed Faron Woods, and Eldin volcano in the Skyward sword video.
they didn't use that place to mine for more rocks they ate that cave because Goron love eating rocks as shown in MM
I don't think that statue is Darunia I think it's Darmani from MM because of the pearls around the neck but then again you don't see a bald spot on the head like Darmani has
Good job sir . Thanks for not doing just another let's play
+brian zack No problem. My channel hasn't been about let's plays in awhile... well until Botw came out that is. Won't be doing another walkthrough until the dlc comes out. Expect to see short gameplay clips, side quest how to videos, theories, and more videos like this in the future :)
+brian zack Thank you btw :D
The Forest in BotW and The Kokiri Forest in OoT are not the same forest. their locations differ by quite a lot.. By Breath of the Wilds Blown Out Proportions id wager the Kokiri Forest or whatever is left should very well be around the Farone Area. In breath of the wild the lost woods is located north of hyrule castle and east of death mountain just like it was in a Link to the Past..
So they are not the same places.. on a side note, The Great Plateau (the chunk of land, i mean, which houses the old temple of time) used to be where the castle is now.. it used to house the old castle and castle town.. it was moved (by unknown means) and thats why its so far south... but the hyrule castle LOCATION is still the same.. just southwest of death mountain. cheers
CaptainHairball Hyrule Castle is in the centre of the map in many of the games, with Death Mountain to the north, although Kakariko Village, Lost Woods, and Lake Hylia are in different spots in almost every game
Using hyrules geography to fuel theories is moronic.
Zora's Domain actually appeared first in Link to the Past.
Ryuzaki it"s not zora's doman, it's zora river
Damn. Technically, you're right. =P
I think I prefer the graphics in Ocarina Of Time and Majora's Mask over the rest of the series, I feel the newer games lack texturing.
the only one that made me go wow was the ranch, the others I dont see much comparison
Andrew Billman Please read my pinned comment above for more info on that. Thanks for watching :D
It's not Darunia from OoT, it's Darmani from MM. you can even see Darmani's son on his left shoulder.
Brad Cureton I noticed :) thanks for pointing it out. I figured it was either one of the two. Saw the neckless so I know it's Darmani now. Weird how they included them but not Daruni. Maybe he's around the other side or something?
RMFH Yeah it is strange, especially since Darunia is a more popular and recognizable Goron. I know there's one more Goron carved in the rock next to Darmani and Daruk... pretty positive it's not Darunia, so I'm not sure who it is.
Brad Cureton it might just be Gor Coron from TP or maybe Darunia's son Goron Link from OOT. I bet it's Gor Coron tho
Seeing all these people saying conflicting things down here is interesting. I feel that too many people think that these locations are solidified and can't move. For example, some say that this can't be the the same temple of time because it isn't in the lost woods like in TP, but don't realize that many of the lost woods in the series are in completely separate areas. Also, the koroks themselves tell you that they grew the forest to protect the master sword, so it's likely this could be an entirely different forest from the others.
The lost woods in botw are clearly a reference to the foggy woods that you had to be guided through in twilight princess.