Actually I think I can explain Navi's leaving of Link at the end of OoT. Its symbolic of growing up. The Kokiri live in the forest and never age. They also never get lost because they have a Fairy companion to guide them. While Navi is with Link during his adventure he is free to return to his childhood. But at the end, she leaves symbolizing while that he has returned to being in child form, he is no longer a child as he has grown from his adventure and she doesn't need to guide him any more. Link can no longer return to the forest, a place that represents eternal childhood. He goes looking for Navi in MM, aiming to reclaim his childhood but gets lost in the woods. MM's story focuses on meeting new people and making new friends and parting ways with them. Skullkid's comment about Link being the same kid that taught him the song in the woods and asking to be friends is one example. Skullkid's entire arc is about making friends, thinking the giant's stopped being his friend and left him alone. This mirror's Link and Navi. At the end of MM, Link leaves the forest and rides off in search of new adventure. I hate that people say "Link is dead" in MM or something similar. Totally missing the true message of the game.
Whenever there is a meeting, a parting shall follow. But that parting needs not last forever. Whether a parting be forever or merely for a short while... that is up to you. - happy mask salesmen.
Zelda is the only game with drunk party aliens. Think about it. "They" always target the ranch, always grab the cows which give a special milk implied to be alcoholic and always come before the Festival. They literally come to Termina to get drunk and party.
I’d like to mention that later in the Child Timeline (Twilight Princess) we find out that the window Navi goes through leads to a dungeon. And on the topic of Demise’s origin, I like to think that he was just a creature or darkness created to cancel out Hylia, kind of like a cosmic Dark Link.
I like to think that Demise is the Lorulian version of Hylia. Hylia preserves the world and defends the triforce while Demise destroys the world and wants to take the triforce
@@inktears1164 There's a dead evil composer in Ikana Canyon who says that he sold his soul to a devil. I don't remember much about it, but Skull Kid makes sense. That guy was all over the place.
He was the next mask victim maybe? As they contain the souñ of someone, just have to wait till he dies maybe. But still the "devil" in that I wouldn't know srry
Probabbly skull kid, Time seems to flow diffrently from Hyrule to Termina When link arrives, Skull kid has already fucked up alot of things, depite the short time frame
I wouldn't say the Zora on the last carving has a shrimp impaled on his spear, it might be his fin-thingy that is attached to his head swinging kind of around him. Just my interpretation. :)
I choose to believe that the great plateau was purposefully moved using Sheikah tech and/or some other kind of magic during the 100 years. Possibly as a way to protect the shrine of resurrection from Ganon's evil.
I was thinking along the same lines but with enemies found just outside the Shrine of Resurrection, doesn't seem like that intention was effective. Also interesting to note that the King of Hyrule's ghost lives on the Plateau waiting for Link
I remember having a theory/headcanon on Demise's origins. He was originally Hylia's Chosen Hero long ago. But, he grew tired of being a "servant" to the Goddess, and sold his soul to darkness before rising up to become the king of demons. It's why Link has to go through so many trials in Skyward Sword, to prove that he won't go down that same path.
Stone carving (My interpretation): Panel 1- Goron & Hylian exchange of culture. Child “Link” and his Parents(?) meet a Goron and they share their stories of their lives, etc. Panel 2- Hylia/Hylian Woman/“Zelda(?)” and “Link(?)” exchange goods/information with Rito Villagers. “Urn”/Vase of trade/importance is the subject of topic, and culture sharing. Panel 3- “Link(?)” and ‘Father’ are enjoying an evening with a fellow Zora on their travels. They are fishing and come upon an Occa/Ocka(?).
@@W11ngd that would make sense, as botw is the only game with both the rito and zoras, but then what doesnt make sense is the ooccoos, as they dont appear in botw.
@@spazzmaticus9086 yeah, I thought of this too but it was just an idea from the fact that all these tribes creatures evolve when needed thanks to the goddesses. I mean the rito aren't exactly like ww ones and they pretty much look more evolved than before and also these are more bird like than human. I saw a video before this about the rito from botw weren't rito from ww, in conclusion not zoras so idk zoras went through so many phases and there really isn't any sky tribe maybe ooccoos are rito? Idk it's too much for me but I wanna believe botw can fit in all of tp cause I'm into the idea that this is the continuing of the time line, and that's wrong from me... Sorry
I really could listen to and watch your content all day long. And, no matter how much I think I know about whatever you're going to talk about, you ALWAYS show me something I've never even heard of! It's mind-boggling, and appreciated. Keep up the fantastic work on this series and all your other videos!
What is with those giant bokoblin skull rocks littered throughout breath of the wild? Are they fossils of ancient colossal bokoblin's or are they just super coincidental rock formations?
I’m glad someone else appreciates that finishing blow against demise as much as I do. That spin with the lightning striking right at the crest of Link’s jump just hits different.
I would love to see a side quest in botw 2 where you find carvings and scrolls about "THEY" in the creepiest places of the game and every time you find one they apear hidden in the backgroun without link noticing and the final step is a fight against a horde of them only to be defeated by a large sphere of light and wake up somewehre else and forget about them. Sorry just wanted to say my ideas to someone.
I feel like the locations in BotW matching locations from other games is more like a series of Easter eggs than any serious secret. BotW's map is ginormous, and a handful of obvious instances of reusing classic, recognizable maps is just something to keep us entertained. I bet there's more than just castle town and outset island if we look!
When he described Demise's hair, I was like holy shit! He looks like Midna. Are they related? is Demise the original interloper or did the interlopers go to Demise's home realm when they were banished and got a mutation which made them look like him a bit. Maybe they the interlopers interbred with Demise's people and eventually became known as Twili. I'll never know.
@@firestarter6488 Actually I think it would, as you said Demise happened before twilight magic (Chronologically) so why and how is it impossible. Remember they never explicitly said where Demise came from hell he came from they never said anything about his family. With Ganondorf it's simple he's Gerudo, what is Demise?
Well as far as i know, the japanese version kind of explains from where Demise comes from. I mean, taking the english translation as fact is quite wrong in some sort. In the JPN version, the same battlefield where Link battles Demise, is called by the demon king as "the land of the demon tribe."
Thats a good point! The english version of BOTW also has Zelda saying that Ganon has given up on reincarnation, where in the Japanese original, no such thing is said.
@@RejectedRecords1998 So? Doesn't change the fact that it could end up being wrong. There are obviously going to be some hiccups on translating Japanese, as their language isn't always properly translated, due to a reason or another. Jokes that wouldn't make sense for the West or anywhere outside of Japan. Their sometimes odd way of being poetic or something, which just sometimes ends up being confusing. Censorship. A good amount of things to throw off the rails, where everything isn't properly kept in during the process of the translation.
It would have made more sense if Link (in BoTW) Started in the Lost Woods, Where the new shrine of resurrection would be. Didn’t Zelda also go all the way to the Lost Woods before trying to stop Calamity Ganon? I think the lost woods was the original tutorial area. But for some reason Nintendo decided not to.
Demise is actually an untalked about god that wanted to destroy the area that the 4 of them created, so din, Faroe, and Nayru sealed him underground not telling hylia about him.
BOTW #2 baby!!!! I rushed here to comment right after watching direct. Looks epic! I need you to play the creepy song at the start in reverse though so I can know what it is. Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on it!!
Not sure if this had already been discussed but continuing on what Zeltik theorized, if demise was a character or a deity turned evil of lorule, then it might very well be the cause of the rift and disappearance of the triforce in Lorule.
Another couple unexplained Zelda mysteries I like are From MM. 1) the supposed theory that the ancient tribe that worshiped Majora is the same ancient tribe of Ikana that built stone tower 2) who or what was the Fierce Deity? It even says in the explanation of the mask that it's powers could be as dark as majora's. I love the notion that Link has the choice to dabble with evil in order to defeat the existential threat of majora, or he may resist the temptation but then faces a greater challenge in defeating his foe.
One of the developers for the stone designs in Twilight Princess cleared that up. From what I remember, he was told to pick something that looked cool and just slap it on there. In reality, they have no meaning.
What I'd like to see in a future Zelda game (botw2 possibly) is an event/festival kind of thing that happens every few game days. And a mechanic to fast forward time or something like in oot and mm and maybe even an instrument. I like those alot.
A couple of questions I've wanted answers to are 1) what happened to the garudo in TP, no one seems to remember that they existed apart from the name of the desert 2) who were the interlopers/what are the origins of the fused shadow?
"Them"s attacks in endless waves on a bard remind me of the The Kelly-Hopkinsville alien encounter where people reported being attacked though the night by many creatures trying to break into the home, also being scared off by the sun. Fun fact: The descriptions of the aliens from that encounter inspired sableye's design :D
Regarding the last theory: I have a theory that the reason Hyrule looks different in every game is to keep Gannon unfamiliar with the land, so that he can't intercept gifts and powers that seers saw as what would aid the hero, and stack the deck. That... Sort of plays into this. What if the land was largely unchanged, but the Goddess of Wisdom, acting through Zelda, moved Link to a region where Gannon 's power could not reach him, assuming he could find him, and what Link would need onsite when he awoke was moved around him? And that the reason everything's so torn up is that while Calamity's power couldn't touch Link, it could raze Castle Town around him? I am not familiar enough with Zelda to know how possible this is, but it's literally all I can think of. It would also explain a couple other mysteries to a point, if there was a way for this to work... Like how Calamity knew he was there when he awoke. It makes sense that Calamity knew he was there, but couldn't touch him until he was awake.
Skyward Sword was my first ever Zelda game, I loved it, it took me 2 years to complete, most people think that weird rock fire thing in the Eldon province was hard, it took me about 34 seconds to defeat and I notice some strange things. In Zelda's room in the Knight Academy, which you can get to early using a glitch or after you complete the Lanayru Silent realm (silent realms are depressing and hard and you can't help but hate them) there is a plushie of Tingle (that weird fairy guy) but Tingle wasn’t in Skyward Sword and this game was a prequel to all others, so, why would Tingle be there? Also, before the Ghirahim battle, he says (not exactly I can’t remember) ‘I will beat you up to the very point of death' which meant one more hit and you will die, but he kills you.
when looking at the castletown carvings from twilight princess HD, after hearing child link and darunia be mentioned seen in the first image i took a deep look at the man and the woman and notice they closely look similar to zelda and ganondorf.
I don't remember where but #4 was explained by another RUclipsr. He tracked down the guy who was responsible for updating the textures and asked him. He mentioned that the old textures were too blurry and he ended up just creating his own creating his own textures there. He doesn't know any of the Zelda lore, so he just grabbed his reference book and created his own story using various designs of things he liked. He said he wouldn't tell us the story and that it was up to us to figure that out though.
On the note of Demise's origin, remember that ALBW Came out the same year as SS, they were produced at the same time. My theory is that just like how Ravio is the Lorulean counterpart to present-day Link, Demise is Lorule's counterpart to the Original Link, and Lorule's triforce was destroyed to keep Demise from using it, Knowing he couldn't have Lorule's Triforce he went to Hyrule to take theirs. Also Demise's sword existed before the Master Sword sense Fi mentions that Hylia created her to help her chosen hero stop Demise.
Navi's theory makes sense to me, especially if Majora's Mask seems to be a physical manifestation of the Five Stages of Grief theory, in that Link is grieving the loss of Navi. I'm sure someone already commented on this but I hadn't heard the theory of fairies dying when they completed their tasks.
Here's an idea that might blow your mind about the whole plateau what if that area was ripped from the ground and then stayed up in the sky for a while maybe something happened like it ran out of power Cayman crashing down back to Earth instead of living in the same location it landed further away and like a meteor destroyed anything nearby turning them into ruins because if you think of it it could possibly happen
My Theory about the Landmass swap involves the Master Sword and how Ocarina establishes it as being a conduit for space-time traversal. It swapped the entire landmasses to further hide it from enemies.
I've always felt like the reason Navi leaves in Ocarina of Time is because Link goes along with the sword once it's sealed, which would also coincide with the theory that OoT link is dead in Majora's Mask.
Something I picked up on was that in twilight princess you go into the same panel that navi does to go into the light temple so maybe navi knew the temple was through that glass
Shifting in planet plates/crust or powerful magic moving locations for change in strategy could explain difference in map locations as likely thousands of years have passed. No supporting evidence for those though
If you guys want an explanation on why Navi left Link at the end of the journey it's actually a form of symbolism. Navi represents Links connection to his childhood and also his ability to enter the lost woods without turning into a stalfos. With Navi gone links connection to his childhood is severed and with it, his entrance back into the lost woods or his home. Watch Good Bloods video essay on why OOT is the saddest game in the franchise.
I think the Great Plateau and the Lost Woods were swapped in order to protect the entrance to the Sacred Realm. Protecting and hiding the Sacred Realm and Triforce is why Rauru built the Temple of Time. It makes sense the Royal Family would move it after it was discovered by Ganondorf in OoT.
I mean, the Korok Forest/Lost Woods is clearly 'alive' in the way normal woods aren't. It's kind of a genius locus, and it moves around. Hyrule map inconsistencies can be explained by it literally swapping places with various other locations in Hyrule. Over time, things sorta... shuffle. Some places it leaves well alone, like Death Mountain, but for the most part, things move.
About the Great Plateau... Maybe it is one proof of the timeline placement of BotW(even though i loved the 2-parts video you made about it). I think BotW happens in the Adult Timeline but, as it is meant to happen a long time after all events we have until now, maybe the Great Flood got "undone" over the course of the years, opening up the possibility of the Old Hyrule reappearing. That would also explain Rock Salt, the Rito and the pose in which (possibly) Ganondorf is found in BotW2's trailer.
You even hear a sound clip at the beginning of Majora's Mask of Navi fluttering when he says Link starts on a quest to find her, so there was no doubt he was looking for Navi. Even at the end credits of the game I was just waiting for even a mention of this plot continuation. Don't get me wrong MM was my favorite Zelda game but I really was sad that Navi was never brushed up on again.
5:35 that looks like the Triforce trio in the left picture: Zelda, Ganondorf and Link. The middle picture looks like only Zelda and Link...possibly having sealed away Ganondorf in the jar. The right side seems to depict Link and Ganondorf standing together opposite a Zora with occa in the middle.
If you watch closely when Navi "leaves" she actually just turns close to the same color as the light in the window you can just barely see here floating up and down
Was just living peacefully... then one day this grumpy old tree forces an obnoxious talking bug on Link. His life was only peaceful again when the bug fucked off randomly one day.
Demise is Link. The first link. The one from the first time split that created lorule/ termina/ hyrule where the triforce was destroyed and time travel was not employed
Rewatching for the 100th time cuz idk, i love zelda and your videos before bed :D navi doesn't leave you, look closer. she stops at the window and is floating there, then link walks away...she was trying to show him that sweet ass window molding he saw his chance to finally be rid of her and ghosted her! and demise probably comes from "the chaos" that the golden girls shaped everything from and demise was the bits that couldnt/wouldnt be shaped and buried in the hopes it would stay there
I just thought of the craziest thing so maybe the first rift (One of the mysteries from a link between worlds) created was in skyward sword when demise and his army came from the crack in the ground (Lorule) explaining why the triforce on his blade was upside down and the rift mad in link between worlds, maybe the rift was made from demise using his blade to destroy lorule's triforce and when he and his army and through the rift they ended up in skyward sword. (Crazy theory but hopefully real
Cool! Loved that! What if Demise was the guy who destroyed Lorule's Triforce(like if The Triforce was considered a bad thing), and then his passage to Hyrule were to destroy it's Triforce too? That would give him some plausible backstory from Lorule, also giving him reasons to be considered a demon in Hyrule?
6:11 I'm sure people have mentioned it somewhere, but that's a zoras head tail behind the spear, not something impaled on the spear. As much as I want giant shrimp skewers made canon in the newest zelda
I presume, Demise is Goddess Hylia's FIRST Hero. But *MALICE* took hold, and he turned *evil* embarking on his *own* mission of rebuilding the world for manipulatable creatures
It exists a canonical Manga at the end of a skyward sword guide, explaining the life of the very first hero (Link in skyward sword is already its first reincarnation if I remember well), you should give it a look!
“Maybe Navi left so abruptly because she didn’t want her old friend to see her die” Me, crying: “whatever I didn’t like her that much anyway” *blows nose*
ive heard a theory that navi is more symbolic of links childhood being with him throughout OoT showing the child inside the adult link body and being the key to entering the lost woods (his childhood home) unscathed, however after the events of OoT links childhood was ripped away from him after all the trauma and trials he went through, never to return again. theres a really great video done on it by Good Blood
Maybe navi is majora's mask. All the kokiris turned into wood people with leaf masks called Koroks. But instead since navi had no owner became a wood mask instead of a leaf one.
I think "they" are just a reference to 2 cryptids as well as alien abduction cases in general. They look like the Flatwoods monster, but the event is like the Hopkinsville goblins incident, in which residents of a farmhouse reported aliens from a spaceship were attacking the farmhouse, and were held off with gunfire. Romani post-abduction acts confused, with no memory of the incident, which is how some people act after they were allegedly abducted by aliens. Top that off with the aliens abducting cows trope. To me it's not mysterious, they're extraterrestrial cow thieves (their milk IS famous for being tasty!). They're not out to hurt anyone and left the sisters alone in the past. The only reason Romani was abducted was because she was with the cows when the tractor beam turned on, and unlike the cows, they returned her home (although they were dooming her to be victim to the moon and would have been saving her, but Anju and her family were going to evacuate to the ranch so who knows, maybe it was far enough away).
navi probably disappeared because link was never meant to have a fairy because he isnt a kokiri, the deku tree gave him one when links adventure began to guide him to his destined goal
I wonder if Din had something to do with Demise. Din, power, and Ganon are to each other what Nayru, wisdom, and Zelda and Farore, courage, and Link are, it seems.
The entrance to castle town sits at tye bottom facing tye forest because in legend of zelda a link to the pastit faced that way for the castle its self. But at tye same time since its castle town it is possible that just like any kingdom reconstruction was need in place for defence. I suggest revisiting the forest to see if there are any clues. The rule for any kingdom is to represent protection for those who reside and respect the laws provided by the royal family
For Navi, my take is that she was extremely dutiful and friendly, but that she saw her relationship with link as purely a business agreement. So at the end she leaves because her job is finished and they aren't really friends. A major theme of Majora's mask is about what makes a true friend. While most people correctly read into this that it is about the Skullkid and his friends, I think that Link is also supposed to be learning that maybe just because somebody is friendly and spends a lot of time with you does not make her a true friend. Tatl, who has an antagonistic relationship with Link seems to Tsundere her way to being a true friend to Link by the end. This is the opposite mirror to Navi who is always friendly but could care less about leaving. If you keep this narrative in mind when you talk to the children on the moon, then it seems like they are trying to help Link understand this. I'd like to think when Link rides off at the end that he has decided to give up searching for Navi and instead meet others with whom he could form deeper friendships.
Mostly unserious crack theory: Demise is actually Yuga. The Zelda timeline ends with Ganon traveling to Lorule and becoming the demon king there, before being slain by Ravio and cursing his descendants to face an incarnation of his hatred. That's right, Yuga and Ganon are basically each other's fathers. On a more nominally serious note, I seem to recall that the developers at one point suggested that Navi had a crush on Link, and she left at the end because she couldn't bear to be around him given her feelings. Which, well, I suppose it's debatable as to whether that is more or less weird explanation.
Maybe demise is one of the creations of opposite gods from Lorule, and he alone so far came through the rift to hyrule? And the reversed triforce is Lorules version created from said gods
I think that demise literally is the incarnation of evil, like, because hylianss are evil, demise exists, and his curse will last as long as evil exists in the hearts of the hylians, zora, rito, gorons, gerudo, and the like.
I think hyrule is a giant divine beast or like a maze that changes and morphs that’s why all these locations are all mixed around.... we saw a small glimpse of this in the botw2 teaser
I always assumed, even back when first playing on the N64, that 'They' were just minions or allies of the Gorman Brothers. They were doing everything they could to stop Romani's Raunch from delivering their milk. (The boulder, assumingly abducting the cows, attacking the carriage. I mean, they do have the Garo masks, not too hard to assume they have some spiritual connection.
Is it possible that Navi left abruptly because she knew it would lead directly into Majora's Mask? I mean The Great Deku Tree is really smart and aware of things like this, so maybe he told her that she would have to leave him so the timeline branch can play out
Yiga has red hair, is pale, is from lorule, and resurrects ganon. Ganondorf has red hair, is always locked in battle with link and Zelda, and is a reincarnated Demise. Demise has red hair, is pale, and has an Anti Master Sword with a Lorulean inverted Triforce Symbol on it. Maybe he created the Big Rift in A Link Between Worlds and CAUSED the Lorulean Triforce War? Maybe Yiga is a decendant of Demise?
*Thank you* for putting the Aliens as the first theory since you advertised them on the thumbnail, so many other RUclipsrs use the thumbnail to tease people into watching a video, only to watch it all the way through just to see what was advertised... But you went straight to the point and because of that, I wanted to see what else you had to show!
GOD that's such a good point like. You think to yourself "well if this is number FIVE, I gotta see what number ONE looks like!" And a GOOD RUclipsr (like Zeltik) delivers.
Guys actually look at this based on the majora’s mask theory link is going through the acceptance of his own death (watch game theory) It would make perfect sense why she would leave with no word it’s because there was nobody there link was only there in spirit she knew he was dead and that’s why she left she was sad it’s actually very upsetting and makes a lot of sense
My theory for the origin of Demise: Maybe Demise WAS the chaos that was Hyrule. But then, the three goddesses came and created the land itself. The events of that war where Demise burst from the ground was basically him finally breaking free, pissed cause they dumped a country on him, how rude.
I've always assumed this was the case. It explains it perfectly. What came to be known as "Demise", was the incarnation of the chaos before Hyrule. He was all of it. Then the goddesses came to the void that was him, and made things that weren't him. He was no longer all of it. It was no longer chaos. It was now chaos and order. The more the goddesses created and prospered, the less and less of what he was before he became. Until one day, the chaos had enough order and created an incarnation that could fight the order that was imposing itself onto it. And just like the goddesses in the chaos, the chaos itself created it's own creatures, it walked the land with the surface dwellers too. And when this happened the order that was the piece of land cracked and bled fourth the chaos that came before. It had come to the land of order to reclaim it as the chaos it rightfully presided.
I agree in almost every origins of time story like Greek/Roman gods there is always an ethereal good and one pure evil. Two ends of the scale. A sort of balance of good and evil is a verryyyyy common theme in many many different things
I like to believe that Demise WAS the chaos that the Goddesses displaced when making the world. Enraged, he took a physical form that was as opposite of the Goddesses as possible. Even going so far as to invert their insignia and craft twisted beings in mockery of their own creations.
That shrimp in the stone carving looks like it's actually the tail from the zora's head to me. If you look carefully, you can see that it's behind the spear, and not actually impaled on it.
Polly Bonanzas and the fact that it's a three part painting (certain word, I forget what) meaning that there's a good chance it means the first one is the ideal or the cause, middle is something, last one is result/current state/mood
@@TempoKong It is not canon, but it shows how the calamity could have been defeated without the champions dying and link waking up in the shrine of resurrection.
I am surprised that you didnt mention that the window that Navi disappears into is, if we go by Twilight Princess (since the OoT Temple of Time and TP Temple of Time seem to be the same), the entrance into the Temple of Light, ''Inner/True'' Temple of Time or even the Sacred Realm.
Actually I think I can explain Navi's leaving of Link at the end of OoT. Its symbolic of growing up. The Kokiri live in the forest and never age. They also never get lost because they have a Fairy companion to guide them. While Navi is with Link during his adventure he is free to return to his childhood. But at the end, she leaves symbolizing while that he has returned to being in child form, he is no longer a child as he has grown from his adventure and she doesn't need to guide him any more. Link can no longer return to the forest, a place that represents eternal childhood.
He goes looking for Navi in MM, aiming to reclaim his childhood but gets lost in the woods. MM's story focuses on meeting new people and making new friends and parting ways with them. Skullkid's comment about Link being the same kid that taught him the song in the woods and asking to be friends is one example. Skullkid's entire arc is about making friends, thinking the giant's stopped being his friend and left him alone. This mirror's Link and Navi. At the end of MM, Link leaves the forest and rides off in search of new adventure.
I hate that people say "Link is dead" in MM or something similar. Totally missing the true message of the game.
someone give this guy a damn medal. holy shit
I applaud ye. 👏🏻👏🏻
Whenever there is a meeting, a parting shall follow. But that parting needs not last forever. Whether a parting be forever or merely for a short while... that is up to you. - happy mask salesmen.
Oh my god. So Fairys in Zelda works just like in Fairy Oddparents
And may I add that Link most likely gets married to Zelda after MM, and that's how we get his decedent the hero of Twilight Princess
Zelda is the only game with drunk party aliens.
Think about it. "They" always target the ranch, always grab the cows which give a special milk implied to be alcoholic and always come before the Festival. They literally come to Termina to get drunk and party.
*r a p e c o n f i r m e d* ?
You turn this fucking game into a whole new story
@Sophia Baltrus they didn't want it to be a sausagefest
@Pit M.R. Wholesome storyline confirmed.
The Festival takes place when the moon and sun are in alignment. Their appearance is probably tied to that celestial event.
I’d like to mention that later in the Child Timeline (Twilight Princess) we find out that the window Navi goes through leads to a dungeon.
And on the topic of Demise’s origin, I like to think that he was just a creature or darkness created to cancel out Hylia, kind of like a cosmic Dark Link.
I like to think that Demise is the Lorulian version of Hylia. Hylia preserves the world and defends the triforce while Demise destroys the world and wants to take the triforce
I’m a simple person. I see a new Zeltik video, I click. You’re hands down my favorite Zelda youtuber.
I have another mystery in mind. Who is the "devil" that was mentioned in Majora's Mask?
I thought he was implying it was skull kid. Haven't played mm in a while though so I could be wrong
Hey haven’t played in while can you explain what your referencing too
@@inktears1164 There's a dead evil composer in Ikana Canyon who says that he sold his soul to a devil. I don't remember much about it, but Skull Kid makes sense. That guy was all over the place.
He was the next mask victim maybe? As they contain the souñ of someone, just have to wait till he dies maybe. But still the "devil" in that I wouldn't know srry
Probabbly skull kid, Time seems to flow diffrently from Hyrule to Termina
When link arrives, Skull kid has already fucked up alot of things, depite the short time frame
I wouldn't say the Zora on the last carving has a shrimp impaled on his spear, it might be his fin-thingy that is attached to his head swinging kind of around him. Just my interpretation. :)
It is his tail. In OoT they all have one on their head. The only exceptions to this rule being the Princess and the King ( I think ).
I choose to believe that the great plateau was purposefully moved using Sheikah tech and/or some other kind of magic during the 100 years. Possibly as a way to protect the shrine of resurrection from Ganon's evil.
I was thinking along the same lines but with enemies found just outside the Shrine of Resurrection, doesn't seem like that intention was effective. Also interesting to note that the King of Hyrule's ghost lives on the Plateau waiting for Link
@15:00 "We take Castle Town, and PUSH IT SOMWHERE ELSE..."
I remember having a theory/headcanon on Demise's origins. He was originally Hylia's Chosen Hero long ago. But, he grew tired of being a "servant" to the Goddess, and sold his soul to darkness before rising up to become the king of demons. It's why Link has to go through so many trials in Skyward Sword, to prove that he won't go down that same path.
Great Theroy Man
so.... Hyrule's Kratos essentially?
@@gamingchinchilla7323 Yep
Stone carving (My interpretation):
Panel 1-
Goron & Hylian exchange of culture.
Child “Link” and his Parents(?) meet a Goron and they share their stories of their lives, etc.
Panel 2-
Hylia/Hylian Woman/“Zelda(?)” and “Link(?)” exchange goods/information with Rito Villagers.
“Urn”/Vase of trade/importance is the subject of topic, and culture sharing.
Panel 3-
“Link(?)” and ‘Father’ are enjoying an evening with a fellow Zora on their travels. They are fishing and come upon an Occa/Ocka(?).
Maybe a prediction of botw link of the future as princess zelda is an oracle..
@@W11ngd that would make sense, as botw is the only game with both the rito and zoras, but then what doesnt make sense is the ooccoos, as they dont appear in botw.
@@spazzmaticus9086 yeah, I thought of this too but it was just an idea from the fact that all these tribes creatures evolve when needed thanks to the goddesses. I mean the rito aren't exactly like ww ones and they pretty much look more evolved than before and also these are more bird like than human. I saw a video before this about the rito from botw weren't rito from ww, in conclusion not zoras so idk zoras went through so many phases and there really isn't any sky tribe maybe ooccoos are rito? Idk it's too much for me but I wanna believe botw can fit in all of tp cause I'm into the idea that this is the continuing of the time line, and that's wrong from me... Sorry
I really could listen to and watch your content all day long. And, no matter how much I think I know about whatever you're going to talk about, you ALWAYS show me something I've never even heard of! It's mind-boggling, and appreciated. Keep up the fantastic work on this series and all your other videos!
Always found interesting how the Plateau is so out of place, almost like it was lifted and placed all the way there by something bigger
What is with those giant bokoblin skull rocks littered throughout breath of the wild? Are they fossils of ancient colossal bokoblin's or are they just super coincidental rock formations?
The bokoblins could’ve also just carved them out for shelter.
12:18 hol' up, the great plateau is bigger than *all of OoT?* Wack
Well atleast the ocarina of time cartridge is bigger... right?
How is that wack it was built on the fucking n64 they didnt have enough data to run a huge open world dickhead.
I’m glad someone else appreciates that finishing blow against demise as much as I do. That spin with the lightning striking right at the crest of Link’s jump just hits different.
“They”, clearly just wanted to save the cows from Its impending doom :)
I would love to see a side quest in botw 2 where you find carvings and scrolls about "THEY" in the creepiest places of the game and every time you find one they apear hidden in the backgroun without link noticing and the final step is a fight against a horde of them only to be defeated by a large sphere of light and wake up somewehre else and forget about them. Sorry just wanted to say my ideas to someone.
I feel like the locations in BotW matching locations from other games is more like a series of Easter eggs than any serious secret. BotW's map is ginormous, and a handful of obvious instances of reusing classic, recognizable maps is just something to keep us entertained. I bet there's more than just castle town and outset island if we look!
Navi also spent 7 yrs in the sacred realm with link that's quite the connection there... what was she doing while link was asleep
When he described Demise's hair, I was like holy shit! He looks like Midna. Are they related? is Demise the original interloper or did the interlopers go to Demise's home realm when they were banished and got a mutation which made them look like him a bit. Maybe they the interlopers interbred with Demise's people and eventually became known as Twili. I'll never know.
Demise happened before the whole original Twilight magic event happened that caused them to be banished, so being related wouldn't work.
@@firestarter6488 Actually I think it would, as you said Demise happened before twilight magic (Chronologically) so why and how is it impossible. Remember they never explicitly said where Demise came from hell he came from they never said anything about his family. With Ganondorf it's simple he's Gerudo, what is Demise?
@@Fae2705 I like this theory, that Demise is the king of Twilight and Midna is his daughter.
Well as far as i know, the japanese version kind of explains from where Demise comes from.
I mean, taking the english translation as fact is quite wrong in some sort.
In the JPN version, the same battlefield where Link battles Demise, is called by the demon king as "the land of the demon tribe."
Thats a good point! The english version of BOTW also has Zelda saying that Ganon has given up on reincarnation, where in the Japanese original, no such thing is said.
@@MerkhVision
Correct, this is a big issue while creating theories. I'll rather quote the japanese version and not the english one.
Its translated by Nintendo, though.
@@RejectedRecords1998 So? Doesn't change the fact that it could end up being wrong. There are obviously going to be some hiccups on translating Japanese, as their language isn't always properly translated, due to a reason or another. Jokes that wouldn't make sense for the West or anywhere outside of Japan. Their sometimes odd way of being poetic or something, which just sometimes ends up being confusing. Censorship. A good amount of things to throw off the rails, where everything isn't properly kept in during the process of the translation.
That's interesting. I've always wondered what that world was
It would have made more sense if Link (in BoTW) Started in the Lost Woods, Where the new shrine of resurrection would be.
Didn’t Zelda also go all the way to the Lost Woods before trying to stop Calamity Ganon?
I think the lost woods was the original tutorial area. But for some reason Nintendo decided not to.
Demise is actually an untalked about god that wanted to destroy the area that the 4 of them created, so din, Faroe, and Nayru sealed him underground not telling hylia about him.
BOTW #2 baby!!!!
I rushed here to comment right after watching direct. Looks epic! I need you to play the creepy song at the start in reverse though so I can know what it is. Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on it!!
it is now time to start making new 'what does it all mean' videos. :)
Tsögö Bauggi only took him an hour to upload his reaction!
2:00 Agitha in Twilight Princess compares Link to a giant grasshopper too :0
There's no shrimp impaled on a spear... it's simply the zora's ponytail making a whooosh!
“They” are 100% inspired by the flat woods monster.
It's simple, *they* ... Are barn owls...
( If you get that reference i love you.)
Can you tell me what it is?
@@arrow_awsome the aliens in MM being similar to the Flatwood Monster
Which is why I love that urban legend even more
Not sure if this had already been discussed but continuing on what Zeltik theorized, if demise was a character or a deity turned evil of lorule, then it might very well be the cause of the rift and disappearance of the triforce in Lorule.
Wow now knowing H.P Lovecraft, the aliens slightly resemble the Yithians 🤯
Another couple unexplained Zelda mysteries I like are From MM.
1) the supposed theory that the ancient tribe that worshiped Majora is the same ancient tribe of Ikana that built stone tower
2) who or what was the Fierce Deity? It even says in the explanation of the mask that it's powers could be as dark as majora's. I love the notion that Link has the choice to dabble with evil in order to defeat the existential threat of majora, or he may resist the temptation but then faces a greater challenge in defeating his foe.
One of the developers for the stone designs in Twilight Princess cleared that up. From what I remember, he was told to pick something that looked cool and just slap it on there. In reality, they have no meaning.
What I'd like to see in a future Zelda game (botw2 possibly) is an event/festival kind of thing that happens every few game days. And a mechanic to fast forward time or something like in oot and mm and maybe even an instrument. I like those alot.
A couple of questions I've wanted answers to are
1) what happened to the garudo in TP, no one seems to remember that they existed apart from the name of the desert
2) who were the interlopers/what are the origins of the fused shadow?
"Them"s attacks in endless waves on a bard remind me of the The Kelly-Hopkinsville alien encounter where people reported being attacked though the night by many creatures trying to break into the home, also being scared off by the sun. Fun fact: The descriptions of the aliens from that encounter inspired sableye's design :D
sableye? as in the pokemon?
@@potatoking4227 yeah exactly
15:11 well we *do* have a sequel now so...
Regarding the last theory: I have a theory that the reason Hyrule looks different in every game is to keep Gannon unfamiliar with the land, so that he can't intercept gifts and powers that seers saw as what would aid the hero, and stack the deck. That... Sort of plays into this. What if the land was largely unchanged, but the Goddess of Wisdom, acting through Zelda, moved Link to a region where Gannon 's power could not reach him, assuming he could find him, and what Link would need onsite when he awoke was moved around him? And that the reason everything's so torn up is that while Calamity's power couldn't touch Link, it could raze Castle Town around him?
I am not familiar enough with Zelda to know how possible this is, but it's literally all I can think of. It would also explain a couple other mysteries to a point, if there was a way for this to work... Like how Calamity knew he was there when he awoke. It makes sense that Calamity knew he was there, but couldn't touch him until he was awake.
Well. About anything is possible in Zelda at this point.
Skyward Sword was my first ever Zelda game, I loved it, it took me 2 years to complete, most people think that weird rock fire thing in the Eldon province was hard, it took me about 34 seconds to defeat and I notice some strange things. In Zelda's room in the Knight Academy, which you can get to early using a glitch or after you complete the Lanayru Silent realm (silent realms are depressing and hard and you can't help but hate them) there is a plushie of Tingle (that weird fairy guy) but Tingle wasn’t in Skyward Sword and this game was a prequel to all others, so, why would Tingle be there? Also, before the Ghirahim battle, he says (not exactly I can’t remember) ‘I will beat you up to the very point of death' which meant one more hit and you will die, but he kills you.
exactly I was so annoyed the first time because I lost on purpose thinking there would be a secret cutscene or something
Tingle is everywhere we go
when looking at the castletown carvings from twilight princess HD, after hearing child link and darunia be mentioned seen in the first image i took a deep look at the man and the woman and notice they closely look similar to zelda and ganondorf.
I don't remember where but #4 was explained by another RUclipsr. He tracked down the guy who was responsible for updating the textures and asked him. He mentioned that the old textures were too blurry and he ended up just creating his own creating his own textures there. He doesn't know any of the Zelda lore, so he just grabbed his reference book and created his own story using various designs of things he liked. He said he wouldn't tell us the story and that it was up to us to figure that out though.
On the note of Demise's origin, remember that ALBW Came out the same year as SS, they were produced at the same time. My theory is that just like how Ravio is the Lorulean counterpart to present-day Link, Demise is Lorule's counterpart to the Original Link, and Lorule's triforce was destroyed to keep Demise from using it, Knowing he couldn't have Lorule's Triforce he went to Hyrule to take theirs. Also Demise's sword existed before the Master Sword sense Fi mentions that Hylia created her to help her chosen hero stop Demise.
Navi's theory makes sense to me, especially if Majora's Mask seems to be a physical manifestation of the Five Stages of Grief theory, in that Link is grieving the loss of Navi. I'm sure someone already commented on this but I hadn't heard the theory of fairies dying when they completed their tasks.
Here's an idea that might blow your mind about the whole plateau what if that area was ripped from the ground and then stayed up in the sky for a while maybe something happened like it ran out of power Cayman crashing down back to Earth instead of living in the same location it landed further away and like a meteor destroyed anything nearby turning them into ruins because if you think of it it could possibly happen
My Theory about the Landmass swap involves the Master Sword and how Ocarina establishes it as being a conduit for space-time traversal. It swapped the entire landmasses to further hide it from enemies.
I always thought Navi flying up to the window was her way of celebrating their victory when I was a kid and now it just makes me sad lol
Nooo...NO
She just celibrate victory 😭
I've always felt like the reason Navi leaves in Ocarina of Time is because Link goes along with the sword once it's sealed, which would also coincide with the theory that OoT link is dead in Majora's Mask.
Something I picked up on was that in twilight princess you go into the same panel that navi does to go into the light temple so maybe navi knew the temple was through that glass
Shifting in planet plates/crust or powerful magic moving locations for change in strategy could explain difference in map locations as likely thousands of years have passed. No supporting evidence for those though
If you guys want an explanation on why Navi left Link at the end of the journey it's actually a form of symbolism. Navi represents Links connection to his childhood and also his ability to enter the lost woods without turning into a stalfos. With Navi gone links connection to his childhood is severed and with it, his entrance back into the lost woods or his home. Watch Good Bloods video essay on why OOT is the saddest game in the franchise.
I think the Great Plateau and the Lost Woods were swapped in order to protect the entrance to the Sacred Realm. Protecting and hiding the Sacred Realm and Triforce is why Rauru built the Temple of Time. It makes sense the Royal Family would move it after it was discovered by Ganondorf in OoT.
I mean, the Korok Forest/Lost Woods is clearly 'alive' in the way normal woods aren't. It's kind of a genius locus, and it moves around. Hyrule map inconsistencies can be explained by it literally swapping places with various other locations in Hyrule. Over time, things sorta... shuffle. Some places it leaves well alone, like Death Mountain, but for the most part, things move.
About the Great Plateau...
Maybe it is one proof of the timeline placement of BotW(even though i loved the 2-parts video you made about it). I think BotW happens in the Adult Timeline but, as it is meant to happen a long time after all events we have until now, maybe the Great Flood got "undone" over the course of the years, opening up the possibility of the Old Hyrule reappearing. That would also explain Rock Salt, the Rito and the pose in which (possibly) Ganondorf is found in BotW2's trailer.
You even hear a sound clip at the beginning of Majora's Mask of Navi fluttering when he says Link starts on a quest to find her, so there was no doubt he was looking for Navi. Even at the end credits of the game I was just waiting for even a mention of this plot continuation. Don't get me wrong MM was my favorite Zelda game but I really was sad that Navi was never brushed up on again.
5:35 that looks like the Triforce trio in the left picture: Zelda, Ganondorf and Link.
The middle picture looks like only Zelda and Link...possibly having sealed away Ganondorf in the jar.
The right side seems to depict Link and Ganondorf standing together opposite a Zora with occa in the middle.
If you watch closely when Navi "leaves" she actually just turns close to the same color as the light in the window you can just barely see here floating up and down
the last carving is that wierd bird thing that takes you back
The engraving doesn't show a zora with a shrimp impaled on a spear, it's his head tail wrapping around
Was just living peacefully... then one day this grumpy old tree forces an obnoxious talking bug on Link. His life was only peaceful again when the bug fucked off randomly one day.
Demise is Link. The first link. The one from the first time split that created lorule/ termina/ hyrule where the triforce was destroyed and time travel was not employed
Kinda funny Navi stays silent at the end, she had no problem squaking in my ear the rest of the adventure lmao
Cool video. I think the man & woman in that carving could be Ganondorf & Zelda
Rewatching for the 100th time cuz idk, i love zelda and your videos before bed :D
navi doesn't leave you, look closer.
she stops at the window and is floating there, then link walks away...she was trying to show him that sweet ass window molding
he saw his chance to finally be rid of her and ghosted her!
and demise probably comes from "the chaos" that the golden girls shaped everything from
and demise was the bits that couldnt/wouldnt be shaped and buried in the hopes it would stay there
I just thought of the craziest thing so maybe the first rift (One of the mysteries from a link between worlds) created was in skyward sword when demise and his army came from the crack in the ground (Lorule) explaining why the triforce on his blade was upside down and the rift mad in link between worlds, maybe the rift was made from demise using his blade to destroy lorule's triforce and when he and his army and through the rift they ended up in skyward sword. (Crazy theory but hopefully real
Cool! Loved that! What if Demise was the guy who destroyed Lorule's Triforce(like if The Triforce was considered a bad thing), and then his passage to Hyrule were to destroy it's Triforce too? That would give him some plausible backstory from Lorule, also giving him reasons to be considered a demon in Hyrule?
6:11 I'm sure people have mentioned it somewhere, but that's a zoras head tail behind the spear, not something impaled on the spear. As much as I want giant shrimp skewers made canon in the newest zelda
I think that, much like the Goddesses from the Heavens, Demise is likely Hyrule’s version of Satan, from Hell.
I presume, Demise is Goddess Hylia's FIRST Hero. But *MALICE* took hold, and he turned *evil* embarking on his *own* mission of rebuilding the world for manipulatable creatures
It exists a canonical Manga at the end of a skyward sword guide, explaining the life of the very first hero (Link in skyward sword is already its first reincarnation if I remember well), you should give it a look!
“Maybe Navi left so abruptly because she didn’t want her old friend to see her die”
Me, crying: “whatever I didn’t like her that much anyway” *blows nose*
The only time in Zelda history where the Ruto, Zora, and Gorons coexisted is Breath of the Wild, which makes those carvings even weirder.
ive heard a theory that navi is more symbolic of links childhood being with him throughout OoT showing the child inside the adult link body and being the key to entering the lost woods (his childhood home) unscathed, however after the events of OoT links childhood was ripped away from him after all the trauma and trials he went through, never to return again. theres a really great video done on it by Good Blood
If demise was from lowrule, it would also explain why someone was trying to break into highrule. Maybe someone wanted to find out where he went
Maybe navi is majora's mask. All the kokiris turned into wood people with leaf masks called Koroks. But instead since navi had no owner became a wood mask instead of a leaf one.
Dude. You seriously do such a good job with your content!
I think "they" are just a reference to 2 cryptids as well as alien abduction cases in general. They look like the Flatwoods monster, but the event is like the Hopkinsville goblins incident, in which residents of a farmhouse reported aliens from a spaceship were attacking the farmhouse, and were held off with gunfire. Romani post-abduction acts confused, with no memory of the incident, which is how some people act after they were allegedly abducted by aliens. Top that off with the aliens abducting cows trope. To me it's not mysterious, they're extraterrestrial cow thieves (their milk IS famous for being tasty!). They're not out to hurt anyone and left the sisters alone in the past. The only reason Romani was abducted was because she was with the cows when the tractor beam turned on, and unlike the cows, they returned her home (although they were dooming her to be victim to the moon and would have been saving her, but Anju and her family were going to evacuate to the ranch so who knows, maybe it was far enough away).
navi probably disappeared because link was never meant to have a fairy because he isnt a kokiri, the deku tree gave him one when links adventure began to guide him to his destined goal
Anybody else notice the aliens look like the flatwoods monster of WV? It's called monster but it's accepted as an alien.
I wonder if Din had something to do with Demise. Din, power, and Ganon are to each other what Nayru, wisdom, and Zelda and Farore, courage, and Link are, it seems.
The entrance to castle town sits at tye bottom facing tye forest because in legend of zelda a link to the pastit faced that way for the castle its self. But at tye same time since its castle town it is possible that just like any kingdom reconstruction was need in place for defence. I suggest revisiting the forest to see if there are any clues. The rule for any kingdom is to represent protection for those who reside and respect the laws provided by the royal family
For Navi, my take is that she was extremely dutiful and friendly, but that she saw her relationship with link as purely a business agreement. So at the end she leaves because her job is finished and they aren't really friends. A major theme of Majora's mask is about what makes a true friend. While most people correctly read into this that it is about the Skullkid and his friends, I think that Link is also supposed to be learning that maybe just because somebody is friendly and spends a lot of time with you does not make her a true friend. Tatl, who has an antagonistic relationship with Link seems to Tsundere her way to being a true friend to Link by the end. This is the opposite mirror to Navi who is always friendly but could care less about leaving. If you keep this narrative in mind when you talk to the children on the moon, then it seems like they are trying to help Link understand this. I'd like to think when Link rides off at the end that he has decided to give up searching for Navi and instead meet others with whom he could form deeper friendships.
Mostly unserious crack theory: Demise is actually Yuga. The Zelda timeline ends with Ganon traveling to Lorule and becoming the demon king there, before being slain by Ravio and cursing his descendants to face an incarnation of his hatred. That's right, Yuga and Ganon are basically each other's fathers.
On a more nominally serious note, I seem to recall that the developers at one point suggested that Navi had a crush on Link, and she left at the end because she couldn't bear to be around him given her feelings. Which, well, I suppose it's debatable as to whether that is more or less weird explanation.
Zelda! The game series that the more you play the more you love. And the more you think about the less you know.
That man is definitely Gannondorf on the carving
"The plateau is 100 feet up"
That one skier that survived a fall of a cliff: hold my beer
Maybe demise is one of the creations of opposite gods from Lorule, and he alone so far came through the rift to hyrule? And the reversed triforce is Lorules version created from said gods
The Three Goddesses created the Triforce, represented by the three golden triangles.
.... Demise is just the chaotic void in the middle.
The biggest mystery is: Why is the fisherman at lake hylia in OoT not defeated by ganondorf? He is exacly the same as a young and adult link
I think that demise literally is the incarnation of evil, like, because hylianss are evil, demise exists, and his curse will last as long as evil exists in the hearts of the hylians, zora, rito, gorons, gerudo, and the like.
Can you make a video theorizing the origins of the ancient robots?!
I think hyrule is a giant divine beast or like a maze that changes and morphs that’s why all these locations are all mixed around.... we saw a small glimpse of this in the botw2 teaser
I always assumed, even back when first playing on the N64, that 'They' were just minions or allies of the Gorman Brothers. They were doing everything they could to stop Romani's Raunch from delivering their milk. (The boulder, assumingly abducting the cows, attacking the carriage. I mean, they do have the Garo masks, not too hard to assume they have some spiritual connection.
Is it possible that Navi left abruptly because she knew it would lead directly into Majora's Mask? I mean The Great Deku Tree is really smart and aware of things like this, so maybe he told her that she would have to leave him so the timeline branch can play out
Yiga has red hair, is pale, is from lorule, and resurrects ganon. Ganondorf has red hair, is always locked in battle with link and Zelda, and is a reincarnated Demise. Demise has red hair, is pale, and has an Anti Master Sword with a Lorulean inverted Triforce Symbol on it. Maybe he created the Big Rift in A Link Between Worlds and CAUSED the Lorulean Triforce War? Maybe Yiga is a decendant of Demise?
*Thank you* for putting the Aliens as the first theory since you advertised them on the thumbnail, so many other RUclipsrs use the thumbnail to tease people into watching a video, only to watch it all the way through just to see what was advertised...
But you went straight to the point and because of that, I wanted to see what else you had to show!
Mad respect to my man Zeltik 👌😎👍
Such a nice guy.
And he didn't put no stupid arrow or circle in the thumbnail.
GOD that's such a good point like. You think to yourself "well if this is number FIVE, I gotta see what number ONE looks like!" And a GOOD RUclipsr (like Zeltik) delivers.
Just report any false advertising thumbnails its against RUclipss rules for folks to have click-bait thumbnails.
Link, the entire game: Stfu navi, just leave me alone
Navi, at the end of the game: *Leaves*
Link: *Pikachu face*
I dont understand how people communicate anymore after reading this
:0
@@nalinshukla5413 its a reference to the meme where pikachu does the :0 face
Guys actually look at this based on the majora’s mask theory link is going through the acceptance of his own death (watch game theory) It would make perfect sense why she would leave with no word it’s because there was nobody there link was only there in spirit she knew he was dead and that’s why she left she was sad it’s actually very upsetting and makes a lot of sense
Doesn that Ghost in Ikana Canyon say that he`s Too Alive or Something like That?
My theory for the origin of Demise:
Maybe Demise WAS the chaos that was Hyrule.
But then, the three goddesses came and created the land itself.
The events of that war where Demise burst from the ground was basically him finally breaking free, pissed cause they dumped a country on him, how rude.
maybe the corpse in botw2 trailer and the source of malice is demise
I've always assumed this was the case. It explains it perfectly. What came to be known as "Demise", was the incarnation of the chaos before Hyrule. He was all of it. Then the goddesses came to the void that was him, and made things that weren't him.
He was no longer all of it. It was no longer chaos. It was now chaos and order.
The more the goddesses created and prospered, the less and less of what he was before he became. Until one day, the chaos had enough order and created an incarnation that could fight the order that was imposing itself onto it. And just like the goddesses in the chaos, the chaos itself created it's own creatures, it walked the land with the surface dwellers too. And when this happened the order that was the piece of land cracked and bled fourth the chaos that came before.
It had come to the land of order to reclaim it as the chaos it rightfully presided.
@@kelseydunlap3158 that corpse is 1000% ganondorf's corpse
Yeah I'd be pissed too
I agree in almost every origins of time story like Greek/Roman gods there is always an ethereal good and one pure evil. Two ends of the scale. A sort of balance of good and evil is a verryyyyy common theme in many many different things
I like to believe that Demise WAS the chaos that the Goddesses displaced when making the world. Enraged, he took a physical form that was as opposite of the Goddesses as possible. Even going so far as to invert their insignia and craft twisted beings in mockery of their own creations.
That shrimp in the stone carving looks like it's actually the tail from the zora's head to me. If you look carefully, you can see that it's behind the spear, and not actually impaled on it.
Polly Bonanzas and the fact that it's a three part painting (certain word, I forget what) meaning that there's a good chance it means the first one is the ideal or the cause, middle is something, last one is result/current state/mood
Yeah, that's definitely what it is. Aside from the Rito depiction, the triptych appears to show a scene from Ocarina in Time and Majora's Mask
I agree
Gabe Puratekuta triptych. You learn that from series of unfortunate events?
I'm not sure what you mean by that
“Maybe if their was a prequel”
............Nintendo shadow dropping age of calamity
*ULTIMATE FORESHADOWING*
Imagine if hyrule warriors was cannon
*there
I didn't play age of camality but does it explain?
@@TempoKong It is not canon, but it shows how the calamity could have been defeated without the champions dying and link waking up in the shrine of resurrection.
I am surprised that you didnt mention that the window that Navi disappears into is, if we go by Twilight Princess (since the OoT Temple of Time and TP Temple of Time seem to be the same), the entrance into the Temple of Light, ''Inner/True'' Temple of Time or even the Sacred Realm.
Diego Pulgar damn, youre right
Navi is a sage?
Sarada Uchiha the forgotten 8th heroine/sage?
"Offering often unwanted advice and suggestions"
I died at that lmao.
Me too lol