Phantom Hourglass did not do Windwaker, one of the best Zelda games ever, justice.
First of all, Tetra's/Navi's Trackers needs to be translated and come to America.
A console Windwaker sequel should be created with Vaati or maybe one of the Oracle villains as the main antagonist.
I agree. Veran, Vaati, and Onox are too awesome to forget.
Quote from: Triforce_Luigi on April 05, 2008, 07:09:51 PM
I agree. Veran, Vaati, and Onox are too awesome to forget.
Veran should be the villain.
Also, the plot should be that Link finally finds his way back to Outset after weeks adrift after Linebeck's ship crashes.
He finds all of his family and friends turned to stone, much like Tetra was.
He runs to tell the Great Fairy and then stops on the bridge.
Veran appears briefly and causes Link to fall of a cliff.
When he comes to, he sees the King of Red Lions in pieces. A simple quest repairs him, and Link sets out to find a fix for his family.
But little does he know, he will discover a much deeper problem....
What do you think?
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on April 05, 2008, 07:32:57 PM
Quote from: Triforce_Luigi on April 05, 2008, 07:09:51 PM
I agree. Veran, Vaati, and Onox are too awesome to forget.
Veran should be the villain.
Also, the plot should be that Link finally finds his way back to Outset after weeks adrift after Linebeck's ship crashes.
He finds all of his family and friends turned to stone, much like Tetra was.
He runs to tell the Great Fairy and then stops on the bridge.
Veran appears briefly and causes Link to fall of a cliff.
When he comes to, he sees the King of Red Lions in pieces. A simple quest repairs him, and Link sets out to find a fix for his family.
But little does he know, he will discover a much deeper problem....
What do you think?
I like it. But rather than having Linebeck's ship crash or something, why don't you just have Linebeck and Tetra sail back to Outset to drop Link off. After that, they see the stone friends and family and and Link rushes to see the fairy, Tetra running with you and Linebeck walking. When you get to the bridge, Veran knocks down Tetra and Link while turning Linebeck to stone, then they find the King.
The quest to rebuild the King does not give him the power to talk, as the king had died. Without the king's advice, Link and Tetra are lost. However, a flash appears and Zelda is standing in Tetra's place. The King's Spirit talks through Zelda, revealing that he is locked in a vault on Dragon Roost, imprisoned there by Veran. However, it is currently inaccessible, so they receive advice from the king through Zelda.
Tetra gains the ability to change to Zelda at will. For maybe a new twist, she is playable for certain parts of the game? Tetra and Zelda's abilities are different from Link's. Tetra's attacks are faster and she doesn't have a shield, but she gains the ability to jump, instead of just off ledges, as well as transform. As Zelda, she gains Nayru's Love, Din's Fire, and Farore's Wind, with functions similar to those in OoT. Link remains normal, and he is the only one with the ability to use items.
Just an idea I came up with that's probably unlikely and will be hated.
Quote from: Triforce_Luigi on April 05, 2008, 08:52:27 PM
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on April 05, 2008, 07:32:57 PM
Quote from: Triforce_Luigi on April 05, 2008, 07:09:51 PM
I agree. Veran, Vaati, and Onox are too awesome to forget.
Veran should be the villain.
Also, the plot should be that Link finally finds his way back to Outset after weeks adrift after Linebeck's ship crashes.
He finds all of his family and friends turned to stone, much like Tetra was.
He runs to tell the Great Fairy and then stops on the bridge.
Veran appears briefly and causes Link to fall of a cliff.
When he comes to, he sees the King of Red Lions in pieces. A simple quest repairs him, and Link sets out to find a fix for his family.
But little does he know, he will discover a much deeper problem....
What do you think?
I like it. But rather than having Linebeck's ship crash or something, why don't you just have Linebeck and Tetra sail back to Outset to drop Link off. After that, they see the stone friends and family and and Link rushes to see the fairy, Tetra running with you and Linebeck walking. When you get to the bridge, Veran knocks down Tetra and Link while turning Linebeck to stone, then they find the King.
The quest to rebuild the King does not give him the power to talk, as the king had died. Without the king's advice, Link and Tetra are lost. However, a flash appears and Zelda is standing in Tetra's place. The King's Spirit talks through Zelda, revealing that he is locked in a vault on Dragon Roost, imprisoned there by Veran. However, it is currently inaccessible, so they receive advice from the king through Zelda.
Tetra gains the ability to change to Zelda at will. For maybe a new twist, she is playable for certain parts of the game? Tetra and Zelda's abilities are different from Link's. Tetra's attacks are faster and she doesn't have a shield, but she gains the ability to jump, instead of just off ledges, as well as transform. As Zelda, she gains Nayru's Love, Din's Fire, and Farore's Wind, with functions similar to those in OoT. Link remains normal, and he is the only one with the ability to use items.
Just an idea I came up with that's probably unlikely and will be hated.
That actually sounds pretty good.
Or maybe it could tie in some how with OOA.
Like the reason Veran is turning everyone to stone is because she wants to raise the Black Tower from the sea.
The Legend of Zelda: The Phantom Breeze
Link is traveling across the sea on King of Red Lions (KoRL) back to home. But while he's going home, KoRL see's a little red baloon, it's Tingle. The baloon pops and Tingle falls in the boat asking "the fairy (link)" for help to find the Great Fairy. KoRL says that they need to get home before nightfall so Tingle just blows up a new baloon in search of the Great Fairy.
It is now night and Link just got home, he see's his sister and grandmother walking on the bridge to home, so he runs up to them trying to get their attention. They don't react and keep walking. Link tries to grab his grandmother's shoulder but is stopped by a hand (by grabbing his arm). Link looks to see who stopped him and see's a dark figure who then says "You have ruined my plans before and I will make you regret it!" He moves his hand toward the screen (Links face I guess) and Link wakes up on KoRL.
*blah blah*
It is now morning and Link has reached his destination. But it is in ruins... All the buildings are broken down, all the flowers are dead, and there is a chilling silence. Link looks around in tears and finds nothing.
And that is part of the begining of my idea.
Don't mock me, I was bored.
Great ideas everyone, I hope Nintendo makes another cel-shaded Zelda game.
Quote from: Triforce_Luigi on April 05, 2008, 08:52:27 PM
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on April 05, 2008, 07:32:57 PM
Quote from: Triforce_Luigi on April 05, 2008, 07:09:51 PM
I agree. Veran, Vaati, and Onox are too awesome to forget.
Veran should be the villain.
Also, the plot should be that Link finally finds his way back to Outset after weeks adrift after Linebeck's ship crashes.
He finds all of his family and friends turned to stone, much like Tetra was.
He runs to tell the Great Fairy and then stops on the bridge.
Veran appears briefly and causes Link to fall of a cliff.
When he comes to, he sees the King of Red Lions in pieces. A simple quest repairs him, and Link sets out to find a fix for his family.
But little does he know, he will discover a much deeper problem....
What do you think?
I like it. But rather than having Linebeck's ship crash or something, why don't you just have Linebeck and Tetra sail back to Outset to drop Link off. After that, they see the stone friends and family and and Link rushes to see the fairy, Tetra running with you and Linebeck walking. When you get to the bridge, Veran knocks down Tetra and Link while turning Linebeck to stone, then they find the King.
The quest to rebuild the King does not give him the power to talk, as the king had died. Without the king's advice, Link and Tetra are lost. However, a flash appears and Zelda is standing in Tetra's place. The King's Spirit talks through Zelda, revealing that he is locked in a vault on Dragon Roost, imprisoned there by Veran. However, it is currently inaccessible, so they receive advice from the king through Zelda.
Tetra gains the ability to change to Zelda at will. For maybe a new twist, she is playable for certain parts of the game? Tetra and Zelda's abilities are different from Link's. Tetra's attacks are faster and she doesn't have a shield, but she gains the ability to jump, instead of just off ledges, as well as transform. As Zelda, she gains Nayru's Love, Din's Fire, and Farore's Wind, with functions similar to those in OoT. Link remains normal, and he is the only one with the ability to use items.
Just an idea I came up with that's probably unlikely and will be hated.
I like it, but it seems you just copied Smash Bros when the moves came into mind.
Quote from: JrDude on April 05, 2008, 09:28:52 PM
Quote from: Triforce_Luigi on April 05, 2008, 08:52:27 PM
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on April 05, 2008, 07:32:57 PM
Quote from: Triforce_Luigi on April 05, 2008, 07:09:51 PM
I agree. Veran, Vaati, and Onox are too awesome to forget.
Veran should be the villain.
Also, the plot should be that Link finally finds his way back to Outset after weeks adrift after Linebeck's ship crashes.
He finds all of his family and friends turned to stone, much like Tetra was.
He runs to tell the Great Fairy and then stops on the bridge.
Veran appears briefly and causes Link to fall of a cliff.
When he comes to, he sees the King of Red Lions in pieces. A simple quest repairs him, and Link sets out to find a fix for his family.
But little does he know, he will discover a much deeper problem....
What do you think?
I like it. But rather than having Linebeck's ship crash or something, why don't you just have Linebeck and Tetra sail back to Outset to drop Link off. After that, they see the stone friends and family and and Link rushes to see the fairy, Tetra running with you and Linebeck walking. When you get to the bridge, Veran knocks down Tetra and Link while turning Linebeck to stone, then they find the King.
The quest to rebuild the King does not give him the power to talk, as the king had died. Without the king's advice, Link and Tetra are lost. However, a flash appears and Zelda is standing in Tetra's place. The King's Spirit talks through Zelda, revealing that he is locked in a vault on Dragon Roost, imprisoned there by Veran. However, it is currently inaccessible, so they receive advice from the king through Zelda.
Tetra gains the ability to change to Zelda at will. For maybe a new twist, she is playable for certain parts of the game? Tetra and Zelda's abilities are different from Link's. Tetra's attacks are faster and she doesn't have a shield, but she gains the ability to jump, instead of just off ledges, as well as transform. As Zelda, she gains Nayru's Love, Din's Fire, and Farore's Wind, with functions similar to those in OoT. Link remains normal, and he is the only one with the ability to use items.
Just an idea I came up with that's probably unlikely and will be hated.
I like it, but it seems you just copied Smash Bros when the moves came into mind.
I did, because those were the only things that came to mind. Later in the game, I guess Zelda can use Light Arrows, but really late in the game.
This sucks... I've never played OoA, or OoS... I got as far as this weird tower thing that the queen had the people build to look for her husband (Or mabe i'm thinking of another game :P) or something in OoA, and couldn't get any further, so I quit...
But isn't Veran that witch?
Quote from: Phaze on April 07, 2008, 08:10:40 PM
This sucks... I've never played OoA, or OoS... I got as far as this weird tower thing that the queen had the people build to look for her husband (Or mabe i'm thinking of another game :P) or something in OoA, and couldn't get any further, so I quit...
But isn't Veran that witch?
you played OoA, and yes Veran was the witch from OoA
Um...Veran wouldn't want to raise the Black Tower from the sea, considering that the Great Sea is above Hyrule, not Labrynna.
...unless you're one of those weird people who thinks Hyrule is the "world" and that Labrynna and similar lands are within Hyrule.
Personally, it seems clear to me that lands like Labrynna, Holodrum, and possibly (though less likely) Termina are adjacent to Hyrule rather than being within them. Zelda.com has a segment that states that the legend of the three goddesses also explains the creation of Termina and other lands.
QuoteWhen Hyrule was created by the three goddesses at the beginning of time, there were certain side effects of its creation which Din, Nayru and Farore did not anticipate. As the three holy women breathed life into the world and chased away Emptiness, their potent breath slipped through tiny cracks in the folds of space and created millions of alternate worlds in the process. One of these worlds became the land known as Termina.
So you can either think of the other lands as other "dimensions" or as simply worlds that lie against Hyrule, but not within it. That would require that Hyrule does not make up the whole world.
In other words, if the Black Tower thing were to work, then there would have to be a sea above Labrynna as well, which could be possible, but it wouldn't be the "Great Sea" that is presented in Wind Waker, because that is above Hyrule.
No. Toon Link will appear in another game, I'm sure. But remember this: The same link has not appeared in more than two games. Toon Link is the only one to break that record.
To bring back villains from the Oracles who are
already dead? NO. I do not wish to. Onox and Veran were merely sacrifices and diversions for the real cause: Ganon. And Vaati has been killed by the Four Links. Bring another dummy like Zant out or just make Ganon the antagonist from the start.
Quote from: Kazooie-Banjo on April 07, 2008, 08:30:51 PM
Personally, it seems clear to me that lands like Labrynna, Holodrum, and possibly (though less likely) Termina are adjacent to Hyrule rather than being within them. Zelda.com has a segment that states that the legend of the three goddesses also explains the creation of Termina and other lands.
QuoteWhen Hyrule was created by the three goddesses at the beginning of time, there were certain side effects of its creation which Din, Nayru and Farore did not anticipate. As the three holy women breathed life into the world and chased away Emptiness, their potent breath slipped through tiny cracks in the folds of space and created millions of alternate worlds in the process. One of these worlds became the land known as Termina.
So you can either think of the other lands as other "dimensions" or as simply worlds that lie against Hyrule, but not within it. That would require that Hyrule does not make up the whole world.
In other words, if the Black Tower thing were to work, then there would have to be a sea above Labrynna as well, which could be possible, but it wouldn't be the "Great Sea" that is presented in Wind Waker, because that is above Hyrule.
You are correct. Indeed those worlds are adjacent to Hyrule, BUT you are forgetting Phantom Hourglass.
Link is still in the Great Sea, but a flipside of
his Great Sea (Possibly abover Termina or Koholint Island? ;)), so do we have any proof that he is above Hyrule, so I'm probably backing up an idea I don't endorse, but if this theory is right, then it
may be possible for Toon Link to be above Labrynna if they do another sequel to WW (Which I doubt). After all, he
is with Tetra sailing the Great Sea for new lands.
Problem is that Zelda games only have 1 sequel (2 for Four Swords.). So this means that the chances of another WW Sequel are slim.
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on April 09, 2008, 08:49:47 AM
No. Toon Link will appear in another game, I'm sure. But remember this: The same link has not appeared in more than two games. Toon Link is the only one to break that record.
OoT Link is in MM.
And if I remember correctly, the Link's Awakening instruction booklet states that the Link in that game went sailing after having defeated Ganon in Hyrule, which means he's the same Link as in one of the other games.
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on April 09, 2008, 08:49:47 AM
You are correct. Indeed those worlds are adjacent to Hyrule, BUT you are forgetting Phantom Hourglass.
Link is still in the Great Sea, but a flipside of his Great Sea (Possibly abover Termina or Koholint Island? ;)), so do we have any proof that he is above Hyrule, so I'm probably backing up an idea I don't endorse, but if this theory is right, then it may be possible for Toon Link to be above Labrynna if they do another sequel to WW (Which I doubt). After all, he is with Tetra sailing the Great Sea for new lands.
I've never played Phantom Hourglass, so I don't yet have any idea what you're talking about. :'(
Quote from: Kazooie-Banjo on April 09, 2008, 12:33:14 PM
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on April 09, 2008, 08:49:47 AM
No. Toon Link will appear in another game, I'm sure. But remember this: The same link has not appeared in more than two games. Toon Link is the only one to break that record.
OoT Link is in MM.
I said in more than TWO games. He's in two, but not more than that (No, SSB Does not count.).
And if I remember correctly, the Link's Awakening instruction booklet states that the Link in that game went sailing after having defeated Ganon in Hyrule, which means he's the same Link as in one of the other games.
Link to the Past, but read the former.
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on April 09, 2008, 08:49:47 AM
You are correct. Indeed those worlds are adjacent to Hyrule, BUT you are forgetting Phantom Hourglass.
Link is still in the Great Sea, but a flipside of his Great Sea (Possibly abover Termina or Koholint Island? ;)), so do we have any proof that he is above Hyrule, so I'm probably backing up an idea I don't endorse, but if this theory is right, then it may be possible for Toon Link to be above Labrynna if they do another sequel to WW (Which I doubt). After all, he is with Tetra sailing the Great Sea for new lands.
I've never played Phantom Hourglass, so I don't yet have any idea what you're talking about. :'(
Oh...well, we already know the flipside Great Sea. Sorry if I spoiled stuff.
Termina is in another dimension, right? That's what I always thought.
I always imagined that all other lands (Hyrule, Labrynna, Holodrum) were all in the same dimension but in different places.
The plot could be that he sails back to the sea above Hyrule and follows the stroy on Outset that I explained. He then sails the oceans until he reaches the sea that covers Labrynna and discovers the raising of the Black Tower.
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on April 09, 2008, 01:18:16 PM
Termina is in another dimension, right? That's what I always thought.
I always imagined that all other lands (Hyrule, Labrynna, Holodrum) were all in the same dimension but in different places.
The plot could be that he sails back to the sea above Hyrule and follows the stroy on Outset that I explained. He then sails the oceans until he reaches the sea that covers Labrynna and discovers the raising of the Black Tower.
Good of you to understand it, but I continue to disagree with that theory. After all, we need proof that Oracle of Ages takes place
before Wind Waker. If we can prove that, then the theory has a shot.
Remember, Veran is dead.
yeah i would love another windwaker game or something
i dont know if they would ever have an older toon link but that might be cool
theres so much to offer with the new world of toon zelda
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on April 09, 2008, 03:44:29 PM
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on April 09, 2008, 01:18:16 PM
Termina is in another dimension, right? That's what I always thought.
I always imagined that all other lands (Hyrule, Labrynna, Holodrum) were all in the same dimension but in different places.
The plot could be that he sails back to the sea above Hyrule and follows the stroy on Outset that I explained. He then sails the oceans until he reaches the sea that covers Labrynna and discovers the raising of the Black Tower.
Good of you to understand it, but I continue to disagree with that theory. After all, we need proof that Oracle of Ages takes place before Wind Waker. If we can prove that, then the theory has a shot.
Remember, Veran is dead.
Well, there's always Ganondorf. He was never officially killed, after all, just turned to stone, as far as I remember. There's a chance... Or perhaps they'll bring back Bellum...
Quote from: Triforce_Luigi on April 15, 2008, 07:09:46 PM
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on April 09, 2008, 03:44:29 PM
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on April 09, 2008, 01:18:16 PM
Termina is in another dimension, right? That's what I always thought.
I always imagined that all other lands (Hyrule, Labrynna, Holodrum) were all in the same dimension but in different places.
The plot could be that he sails back to the sea above Hyrule and follows the stroy on Outset that I explained. He then sails the oceans until he reaches the sea that covers Labrynna and discovers the raising of the Black Tower.
Good of you to understand it, but I continue to disagree with that theory. After all, we need proof that Oracle of Ages takes place before Wind Waker. If we can prove that, then the theory has a shot.
Remember, Veran is dead.
Well, there's always Ganondorf. He was never officially killed, after all, just turned to stone, as far as I remember. There's a chance... Or perhaps they'll bring back Bellum...
I'm sick of seeing theories of returning villians even though they're
dead!
As far as I'm concerned, Ganondorf is dead, the Master Sword on his head, in what's left of Hyrule. Bellum was turned into, like the other bosses, Sand of Hours and was returned to the Phantom Sword. Then returned to the sea. Bellum isn't returning anytime soon. So no villains that we know of are returning. Zant, Veran, Onox, Ganondorf (THAT GANONDORF!), every villain probably won't return in Toon Link's next game.
I predict the next game would be a sequel to Twilight Princess, but there is one other thing...a way to link Four Swords to Wind Waker's future. How? I'll explain it simply.
Link, Tetra and co arrive at an island. This is the new Hyrule. But there's a new villain. Link doesn't have a sword or shield (Explain what happened to them anyway!), and he doesn't have the Master Sword. So the local island residents, the Picori, give Link the Picori Blade to fend off the evil on the island. Really simple right? Well, think about it. This would put Minish Cap next. My brother and I figure that the water levels recede in Hyrule some time later, but the Master Sword hasn't been found yet. No knowledge of the Master Sword exists in the Minish Cap, from my knowledge. The Master Sword isn't found until a Twilight Princess. How does this work?
Well, Twilight Princess's "Temple of Time" shows the Master Sword in the Lost Woods. But how does it wind up there? I figure that Ganondorf is dead, all the stone of him shattered, and someone finds the Master Sword. He/she puts it back in the pedestal, which explains how everything is so ruined. The Temple of Time is destroyed, becoming the Lost Woods. After the adventure in Twilight Princess, Link to the Past is next. The Master Sword is, again, in the Lost Woods. But more refined and peaceful. Also notice how in the GBA Remake, there's an optional sidequest that has Link defeating past bosses to get Four Shards of the Four Sword.
I think that the LttP Ganon is none other than the Ganon from FSA. He was trapped in the Four Sword, but imagine how the Four Sword somehow wound up in the Golden Land, right? Ganon breaks out of it. It splits into four shards, he finds the Triforce, makes a wish, and his power comes back to him. He then creates Aghanim. Then everything takes place.
So it's Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Wind Waker, Phantom Hourglass, New adventure, Minish Cap, Four Swords, Four Swords Adventures, Twilight Princess, Link to the Past, then I'll work on a seperate thread concering the rest of my theory.
Any way, I'm sorry for a long and tedious post concerning a theory. Forgive me for that! Now let's drop this discussion of bringing villains back.
Toon link should not get another game <.< instead the should remake orcarina of time for the wii instead of just moving it to the VC
Quote from: Allegretto on April 16, 2008, 07:59:02 PM
Toon link should not get another game <.< instead the should remake orcarina of time for the wii instead of just moving it to the VC
No, Windwaker was better than Ocarina of Time.
*hides behind flame shield*
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on April 16, 2008, 08:02:32 PM
Quote from: Allegretto on April 16, 2008, 07:59:02 PM
Toon link should not get another game <.< instead the should remake orcarina of time for the wii instead of just moving it to the VC
No, Windwaker was better than Ocarina of Time.
*hides behind flame shield*
I agree with that opinion.
But I kinda like the idea of a remake for Ocarina of Time, but there's one thing I want: Accuracy. It can't shut down what the original proved, and vice versa. Certain
other remakes screwed with a games story entirely. (No names mentioned.)
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on April 16, 2008, 08:02:32 PM
Quote from: Allegretto on April 16, 2008, 07:59:02 PM
Toon link should not get another game <.< instead the should remake orcarina of time for the wii instead of just moving it to the VC
No, Windwaker was better than Ocarina of Time.
*hides behind flame shield*
i think it would be cool if they brought back the ocarina of time in the windwaker games to have an older toon link
Young Link= Toon Link
Adult Link= Cel-shading.
Done.
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on April 16, 2008, 08:58:09 AM
Quote from: Triforce_Luigi on April 15, 2008, 07:09:46 PM
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on April 09, 2008, 03:44:29 PM
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on April 09, 2008, 01:18:16 PM
Termina is in another dimension, right? That's what I always thought.
I always imagined that all other lands (Hyrule, Labrynna, Holodrum) were all in the same dimension but in different places.
The plot could be that he sails back to the sea above Hyrule and follows the stroy on Outset that I explained. He then sails the oceans until he reaches the sea that covers Labrynna and discovers the raising of the Black Tower.
Good of you to understand it, but I continue to disagree with that theory. After all, we need proof that Oracle of Ages takes place before Wind Waker. If we can prove that, then the theory has a shot.
Remember, Veran is dead.
Well, there's always Ganondorf. He was never officially killed, after all, just turned to stone, as far as I remember. There's a chance... Or perhaps they'll bring back Bellum...
I'm sick of seeing theories of returning villians even though they're dead!
As far as I'm concerned, Ganondorf is dead, the Master Sword on his head, in what's left of Hyrule. Bellum was turned into, like the other bosses, Sand of Hours and was returned to the Phantom Sword. Then returned to the sea. Bellum isn't returning anytime soon. So no villains that we know of are returning. Zant, Veran, Onox, Ganondorf (THAT GANONDORF!), every villain probably won't return in Toon Link's next game.
I predict the next game would be a sequel to Twilight Princess, but there is one other thing...a way to link Four Swords to Wind Waker's future. How? I'll explain it simply.
Link, Tetra and co arrive at an island. This is the new Hyrule. But there's a new villain. Link doesn't have a sword or shield (Explain what happened to them anyway!), and he doesn't have the Master Sword. So the local island residents, the Picori, give Link the Picori Blade to fend off the evil on the island. Really simple right? Well, think about it. This would put Minish Cap next. My brother and I figure that the water levels recede in Hyrule some time later, but the Master Sword hasn't been found yet. No knowledge of the Master Sword exists in the Minish Cap, from my knowledge. The Master Sword isn't found until a Twilight Princess. How does this work?
Well, Twilight Princess's "Temple of Time" shows the Master Sword in the Lost Woods. But how does it wind up there? I figure that Ganondorf is dead, all the stone of him shattered, and someone finds the Master Sword. He/she puts it back in the pedestal, which explains how everything is so ruined. The Temple of Time is destroyed, becoming the Lost Woods. After the adventure in Twilight Princess, Link to the Past is next. The Master Sword is, again, in the Lost Woods. But more refined and peaceful. Also notice how in the GBA Remake, there's an optional sidequest that has Link defeating past bosses to get Four Shards of the Four Sword.
I think that the LttP Ganon is none other than the Ganon from FSA. He was trapped in the Four Sword, but imagine how the Four Sword somehow wound up in the Golden Land, right? Ganon breaks out of it. It splits into four shards, he finds the Triforce, makes a wish, and his power comes back to him. He then creates Aghanim. Then everything takes place.
So it's Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Wind Waker, Phantom Hourglass, New adventure, Minish Cap, Four Swords, Four Swords Adventures, Twilight Princess, Link to the Past, then I'll work on a seperate thread concering the rest of my theory.
Any way, I'm sorry for a long and tedious post concerning a theory. Forgive me for that! Now let's drop this discussion of bringing villains back.
i think youre forgetting that the triforce is reborn like every 100 years
Quote from: Apollo on May 03, 2008, 06:01:49 AM
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Quote from: Triforce_Luigi on April 15, 2008, 07:09:46 PM
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Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on April 09, 2008, 01:18:16 PM
Termina is in another dimension, right? That's what I always thought.
I always imagined that all other lands (Hyrule, Labrynna, Holodrum) were all in the same dimension but in different places.
The plot could be that he sails back to the sea above Hyrule and follows the stroy on Outset that I explained. He then sails the oceans until he reaches the sea that covers Labrynna and discovers the raising of the Black Tower.
Good of you to understand it, but I continue to disagree with that theory. After all, we need proof that Oracle of Ages takes place before Wind Waker. If we can prove that, then the theory has a shot.
Remember, Veran is dead.
Well, there's always Ganondorf. He was never officially killed, after all, just turned to stone, as far as I remember. There's a chance... Or perhaps they'll bring back Bellum...
I'm sick of seeing theories of returning villians even though they're dead!
As far as I'm concerned, Ganondorf is dead, the Master Sword on his head, in what's left of Hyrule. Bellum was turned into, like the other bosses, Sand of Hours and was returned to the Phantom Sword. Then returned to the sea. Bellum isn't returning anytime soon. So no villains that we know of are returning. Zant, Veran, Onox, Ganondorf (THAT GANONDORF!), every villain probably won't return in Toon Link's next game.
I predict the next game would be a sequel to Twilight Princess, but there is one other thing...a way to link Four Swords to Wind Waker's future. How? I'll explain it simply.
Link, Tetra and co arrive at an island. This is the new Hyrule. But there's a new villain. Link doesn't have a sword or shield (Explain what happened to them anyway!), and he doesn't have the Master Sword. So the local island residents, the Picori, give Link the Picori Blade to fend off the evil on the island. Really simple right? Well, think about it. This would put Minish Cap next. My brother and I figure that the water levels recede in Hyrule some time later, but the Master Sword hasn't been found yet. No knowledge of the Master Sword exists in the Minish Cap, from my knowledge. The Master Sword isn't found until a Twilight Princess. How does this work?
Well, Twilight Princess's "Temple of Time" shows the Master Sword in the Lost Woods. But how does it wind up there? I figure that Ganondorf is dead, all the stone of him shattered, and someone finds the Master Sword. He/she puts it back in the pedestal, which explains how everything is so ruined. The Temple of Time is destroyed, becoming the Lost Woods. After the adventure in Twilight Princess, Link to the Past is next. The Master Sword is, again, in the Lost Woods. But more refined and peaceful. Also notice how in the GBA Remake, there's an optional sidequest that has Link defeating past bosses to get Four Shards of the Four Sword.
I think that the LttP Ganon is none other than the Ganon from FSA. He was trapped in the Four Sword, but imagine how the Four Sword somehow wound up in the Golden Land, right? Ganon breaks out of it. It splits into four shards, he finds the Triforce, makes a wish, and his power comes back to him. He then creates Aghanim. Then everything takes place.
So it's Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, Wind Waker, Phantom Hourglass, New adventure, Minish Cap, Four Swords, Four Swords Adventures, Twilight Princess, Link to the Past, then I'll work on a seperate thread concering the rest of my theory.
Any way, I'm sorry for a long and tedious post concerning a theory. Forgive me for that! Now let's drop this discussion of bringing villains back.
i think youre forgetting that the triforce is reborn like every 100 years
I'm working on a new theory, so ignore this theory for now. And stop bumping old threads.
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Quote from: Allegretto on April 16, 2008, 07:59:02 PM
Toon link should not get another game <.< instead the should remake orcarina of time for the wii instead of just moving it to the VC
No, Windwaker was better than Ocarina of Time.
*hides behind flame shield*
ARGHHHHHHHHH ICE ARROW!!!!! *Breaks sheild* DINS FIRE!
:P see owned
I like Apollo's idea of older Toon Link finding the Ocarina of Time, but I've got a really cool idea:
A cel-shaded Link that ISN'T WW Link!
Seriously, I think it would be cool if they made a normal game (as in, it takes place in Hyrule, NOT the Great Sea, Labrynna, Termina, Holodrum, etc.) but with cel-shaded graphics.
Also, NO REMAKES! Why bother remaking a Zelda when they could just make a totally new one?
Quote from: Smash Bro 25 on May 05, 2008, 01:48:23 PM
I like Apollo's idea of older Toon Link finding the Ocarina of Time, but I've got a really cool idea:
A cel-shaded Link that ISN'T WW Link!
Seriously, I think it would be cool if they made a normal game (as in, it takes place in Hyrule, NOT the Great Sea, Labrynna, Termina, Holodrum, etc.) but with cel-shaded graphics.
Also, NO REMAKES! Why bother remaking a Zelda when they could just make a totally new one?
I like this guy.
Quote from: Smash Bro 25 on May 05, 2008, 01:48:23 PM
I like Apollo's idea of older Toon Link finding the Ocarina of Time, but I've got a really cool idea:
A cel-shaded Link that ISN'T WW Link!
Seriously, I think it would be cool if they made a normal game (as in, it takes place in Hyrule, NOT the Great Sea, Labrynna, Termina, Holodrum, etc.) but with cel-shaded graphics.
Also, NO REMAKES! Why bother remaking a Zelda when they could just make a totally new one?
Because OOT is the best game there will ever be O_O no WW fans bother me :( :(
Quote from: Allegretto on May 05, 2008, 07:27:58 PM
Quote from: Smash Bro 25 on May 05, 2008, 01:48:23 PM
I like Apollo's idea of older Toon Link finding the Ocarina of Time, but I've got a really cool idea:
A cel-shaded Link that ISN'T WW Link!
Seriously, I think it would be cool if they made a normal game (as in, it takes place in Hyrule, NOT the Great Sea, Labrynna, Termina, Holodrum, etc.) but with cel-shaded graphics.
Also, NO REMAKES! Why bother remaking a Zelda when they could just make a totally new one?
Because OOT is the best game there will ever be O_O no WW fans bother me :( :(
It was good, but in my opinion, MM was better.
And this isn't the "best Zelda game" thread, it's for Toon Link and a new game.
Tushe, so far the best idea about a new toon link game that iv heard so far is the one where he remains in hyrule with the graphics as ww
WW anime
Quote from: MagnumSonic on May 08, 2008, 09:51:49 PM
WW anime
Forget that, make there should be a OoT anime! Hyrule is more important than the Great Sea.
Quote from: Smash Bro 25 on May 11, 2008, 02:52:32 PM
Quote from: MagnumSonic on May 08, 2008, 09:51:49 PM
WW anime
Forget that, make there should be a OoT anime! Hyrule is more important than the Great Sea.
But the Great Sea is in Hyrule.
As long as it has accuracy and Link doesn't talk, I like it.
Quote from: JrDude on May 11, 2008, 02:53:22 PM
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Quote from: MagnumSonic on May 08, 2008, 09:51:49 PM
WW anime
Forget that, make there should be a OoT anime! Hyrule is more important than the Great Sea.
But the Great Sea is in Hyrule.
No, Great Sea is
on Hyrule.
Quote from: Smash Bro 25 on May 11, 2008, 06:23:16 PM
Quote from: JrDude on May 11, 2008, 02:53:22 PM
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Quote from: MagnumSonic on May 08, 2008, 09:51:49 PM
WW anime
Forget that, make there should be a OoT anime! Hyrule is more important than the Great Sea.
But the Great Sea is in Hyrule.
No, Great Sea is on Hyrule.
True, but it is still Hyrule itself.
Quote from: Smash Bro 25 on May 11, 2008, 02:52:32 PM
Quote from: MagnumSonic on May 08, 2008, 09:51:49 PM
WW anime
Forget that, make there should be a OoT anime! Hyrule is more important than the Great Sea.
I say choose the one that actually has a story to work with.
And the great sea is better than OoT's Hyrule.
Quote from: Ultrasuperstarenator on May 12, 2008, 10:46:44 AM
Quote from: Smash Bro 25 on May 11, 2008, 02:52:32 PM
Quote from: MagnumSonic on May 08, 2008, 09:51:49 PM
WW anime
Forget that, make there should be a OoT anime! Hyrule is more important than the Great Sea.
I say choose the one that actually has a story to work with.
And the great sea is better than OoT's Hyrule.
OoT has a story, it's just one that allows more creativity when making something story-based around it. *coughmangacough*
No he doesn't, he needs to be buried and forgotten
Quote from: extraz on July 16, 2008, 01:36:48 PM
No he doesn't, he needs to be buried and forgotten
Ah yes, another "CELDA SUX" OOT fanboy.
Windwaker really was better than OOT, but not as good as Majora's Mask.
does anyone know when majoras mask comes out for the VC?
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on July 16, 2008, 01:57:59 PM
Quote from: extraz on July 16, 2008, 01:36:48 PM
No he doesn't, he needs to be buried and forgotten
Ah yes, another "CELDA SUX" OOT fanboy.
Windwaker really was better than OOT, but not as good as Majora's Mask.
<3
Quote from: guido123 on July 16, 2008, 02:35:41 PM
does anyone know when majoras mask comes out for the VC?
for the 100th time, NO!
If its Vaati, it can't be the same Link that was in WW :(
But yeah, PH was fun... but it wasn't anywhere close to being Wind Waker. I wish they didn't have to kill of Ganon, the boss in PH was boring.
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on July 16, 2008, 04:08:09 PM
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Quote from: extraz on July 16, 2008, 01:36:48 PM
No he doesn't, he needs to be buried and forgotten
Ah yes, another "CELDA SUX" OOT fanboy.
Windwaker really was better than OOT, but not as good as Majora's Mask.
<3
I'm not a fanboy, I've played through WW and completed it 100% and even made all those little wooden statues, the gameplay was fine, the story line was meh, but I can't stand the graphics.
I'd love to see TL appear again.
Maybe in a plot that involves rebuilding Hyrule or something. Though, that'd be hard to pull off, seeing as kingdoms take a while to build. Also, there's that Great Sea...
I honestly can't Veran working out...but perhaps a new villain, trying to resurrect Ganondorf from his stone state.
EDIT: I take that back. I can see a much younger Veran appearing, as a force trying to bring back Ganondorf. After you defeat her, she flees, or something.
Quote from: X-3 on July 17, 2008, 08:01:05 PM
I'd love to see TL appear again.
Maybe in a plot that involves rebuilding Hyrule or something. Though, that'd be hard to pull off, seeing as kingdoms take a while to build. Also, there's that Great Sea...
I honestly can't Veran working out...but perhaps a new villain, trying to resurrect Ganondorf from his stone state.
EDIT: I take that back. I can see a much younger Veran appearing, as a force trying to bring back Ganondorf. After you defeat her, she flees, or something.
That would be cool, mixing Windwaker and OoA would make my favorite game ever.
I liked the story behind Veran, so that would be good.
the best part of wind waker was the fighting he can move so fast
Quote from: guido123 on July 19, 2008, 12:10:05 PM
the best part of wind waker was the fighting he can move so fast
Yeah. Fast, agile Kid Link is better than big, slow Adult Link. Maybe they could combine the two so that you're an agile Kid Link in a realistic-looking game! :O
Quote from: Smash Bro 25 on July 19, 2008, 03:26:48 PM
Quote from: guido123 on July 19, 2008, 12:10:05 PM
the best part of wind waker was the fighting he can move so fast
Yeah. Fast, agile Kid Link is better than big, slow Adult Link. Maybe they could combine the two so that you're an agile Kid Link in a realistic-looking game! :O
But that would ruin the greatness of Toon Link. When playing as Toon Link, you can actually get a feeling that Toon Link is a real person. The other Links don't really seem to be real people, just vessels for your playing :O
I mean, come on.
[spoiler](http://www.just-rpg.com/upload/pics/dir17/surprisedsm.jpg)[/spoiler]
vs
[spoiler](http://thewiiremedia.revolutionreport.net/games/16/1382.jpg)[/spoiler]
Not that I don't like Twilight Princess...
Cornwad, those two pictures express most of my problems with TP.
TP Link had pretty much no emotion whatsoever.
Another game like Windwaker would be sweet! And Cory is right, we all love it cuz of the freedom of combat (that sounded cool, *writes down for future reference*)
Quote from: extraz on July 17, 2008, 02:57:00 PM
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on July 16, 2008, 04:08:09 PM
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Quote from: extraz on July 16, 2008, 01:36:48 PM
No he doesn't, he needs to be buried and forgotten
Ah yes, another "CELDA SUX" OOT fanboy.
Windwaker really was better than OOT, but not as good as Majora's Mask.
<3
I'm not a fanboy, I've played through WW and completed it 100% and even made all those little wooden statues, the gameplay was fine, the story line was meh, but I can't stand the graphics.
<3<3<3
Go Extraz
Also Cornwad, Toonlink doesent seem to be a real person, more like a crappy cartoon character 8)
Quote from: Allegretto on July 26, 2008, 07:59:34 PM
Quote from: extraz on July 17, 2008, 02:57:00 PM
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on July 16, 2008, 04:08:09 PM
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on July 16, 2008, 01:57:59 PM
Quote from: extraz on July 16, 2008, 01:36:48 PM
No he doesn't, he needs to be buried and forgotten
Ah yes, another "CELDA SUX" OOT fanboy.
Windwaker really was better than OOT, but not as good as Majora's Mask.
<3
I'm not a fanboy, I've played through WW and completed it 100% and even made all those little wooden statues, the gameplay was fine, the story line was meh, but I can't stand the graphics.
<3<3<3
Go Extraz
Also Cornwad, Toonlink doesent seem to be a real person, more like a crappy cartoon character 8)
Meanwhile, the other Links are off being completely emotionless.
Also, I love the WW style.
Quote from: X-3 on July 26, 2008, 08:13:34 PM
Quote from: Allegretto on July 26, 2008, 07:59:34 PM
Quote from: extraz on July 17, 2008, 02:57:00 PM
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on July 16, 2008, 04:08:09 PM
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on July 16, 2008, 01:57:59 PM
Quote from: extraz on July 16, 2008, 01:36:48 PM
No he doesn't, he needs to be buried and forgotten
Ah yes, another "CELDA SUX" OOT fanboy.
Windwaker really was better than OOT, but not as good as Majora's Mask.
<3
I'm not a fanboy, I've played through WW and completed it 100% and even made all those little wooden statues, the gameplay was fine, the story line was meh, but I can't stand the graphics.
<3<3<3
Go Extraz
Also Cornwad, Toonlink doesent seem to be a real person, more like a crappy cartoon character 8)
Meanwhile, the other Links are off being completely emotionless.
Also, I love the WW style.
Me too.
I honestly felt like I was controlling a robot while I was playing TP. You would think that emotion would be a major storytelling tactic in games like Zelda, but I guess not.
Not emotionless, they just arent as much of a sissy as Toon Link
;)
Quote from: Allegretto on July 27, 2008, 02:06:51 AM
Not emotionless, they just arent as much of a sissy as Toon Link
;)
You'd be a bit shocked if you were getting shot by some pirates into some keep. I know I would.
Also, TL is ten. And yet he still kicks major ass.
Quote from: X-3 on July 27, 2008, 10:46:10 AM
Quote from: Allegretto on July 27, 2008, 02:06:51 AM
Not emotionless, they just arent as much of a sissy as Toon Link
;)
You'd be a bit shocked if you were getting shot by some pirates into some keep. I know I would.
Also, TL is ten. And yet he still kicks major ass.
I always thought he was 12 or 13 because that's when the Hero Clothes are traditionally given.
Quote from: Allegretto on July 27, 2008, 02:06:51 AM
Not emotionless, they just arent as much of a sissy as Toon Link
;)
Toon Link actually
has facial expression, and actual body movement. TP Link...well, just look at the way he walks. He had some emotion...just not as much as Toon Link. :|
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on July 27, 2008, 10:53:22 AM
I always thought he was 12 or 13 because that's when the Hero Clothes are traditionally given.
12, as Young Link was.
Ah, my mistake, got some plot details mixed up.
Still, TL is badass. It takes some balls to infiltrate a fortress of pure evil, especially considering he's that young.
Granted, Young Link is probably younger, and did really cool stuff too. Like saving Termina from being totally wrecked.
Meanwhile, we have TP Link, who felt more like a side-character who did little. Eh, I'm probably forgetting some stuff.
Back on topic, TL will likely appear in another game. More likely DS than Wii, but I could imagine a Wii game looking pretty neat.
Anyone read my Sol Medallion thread? I guess you could replace the Adult Link in there with a Toon Link, but that wouldn't work out too well.
Also, this brought something into my mind. It seems that Toon Link's games are targetted moreso at Casual Gamers, as the dark toned Zelda games are targeted for Hardcore players.
Maybe when Miyamoto said that the next Zelda game would appeal to Casual players, it meant a new Toon Link adventure? Just a guess.
Quote from: TamJammerz on July 28, 2008, 06:38:44 AM
Anyone read my Sol Medallion thread? I guess you could replace the Adult Link in there with a Toon Link, but that wouldn't work out too well.
Also, this brought something into my mind. It seems that Toon Link's games are targetted moreso at Casual Gamers, as the dark toned Zelda games are targeted for Hardcore players.
Maybe when Miyamoto said that the next Zelda game would appeal to Casual players, it meant a new Toon Link adventure? Just a guess.
They are? I found TP easier than WW. Eh.
Might be. Or it just might have things like TP's fortune-telling thing. Guess we'll have to see.
Also, I haven't read your thread, but I'll probably read it soon.
Quote from: X-3 on July 28, 2008, 08:17:03 AM
Quote from: TamJammerz on July 28, 2008, 06:38:44 AM
Anyone read my Sol Medallion thread? I guess you could replace the Adult Link in there with a Toon Link, but that wouldn't work out too well.
Also, this brought something into my mind. It seems that Toon Link's games are targetted moreso at Casual Gamers, as the dark toned Zelda games are targeted for Hardcore players.
Maybe when Miyamoto said that the next Zelda game would appeal to Casual players, it meant a new Toon Link adventure? Just a guess.
They are? I found TP easier than WW. Eh.
Might be. Or it just might have things like TP's fortune-telling thing. Guess we'll have to see.
Also, I haven't read your thread, but I'll probably read it soon.
TP was definitely easier than WW.
Yeah, I wish the Wii Zelda starred Toon Link.
Quote from: X-3 on July 28, 2008, 08:17:03 AM
Quote from: TamJammerz on July 28, 2008, 06:38:44 AM
Anyone read my Sol Medallion thread? I guess you could replace the Adult Link in there with a Toon Link, but that wouldn't work out too well.
Also, this brought something into my mind. It seems that Toon Link's games are targetted moreso at Casual Gamers, as the dark toned Zelda games are targeted for Hardcore players.
Maybe when Miyamoto said that the next Zelda game would appeal to Casual players, it meant a new Toon Link adventure? Just a guess.
They are? I found TP easier than WW. Eh.
Might be. Or it just might have things like TP's fortune-telling thing. Guess we'll have to see.
Also, I haven't read your thread, but I'll probably read it soon.
Well let's face it... No hardcore gamer likes to freaking spend time traversing the vast seas to go from island to island :P
Also, the graphics no doubt appeal moreso to the Casual Gamer. If you hold TP and WW side by side, which one looks easier in the eyes of the Casual Gamer?
Quote from: TamJammerz on July 28, 2008, 10:18:52 AM
Quote from: X-3 on July 28, 2008, 08:17:03 AM
Quote from: TamJammerz on July 28, 2008, 06:38:44 AM
Anyone read my Sol Medallion thread? I guess you could replace the Adult Link in there with a Toon Link, but that wouldn't work out too well.
Also, this brought something into my mind. It seems that Toon Link's games are targetted moreso at Casual Gamers, as the dark toned Zelda games are targeted for Hardcore players.
Maybe when Miyamoto said that the next Zelda game would appeal to Casual players, it meant a new Toon Link adventure? Just a guess.
They are? I found TP easier than WW. Eh.
Might be. Or it just might have things like TP's fortune-telling thing. Guess we'll have to see.
Also, I haven't read your thread, but I'll probably read it soon.
Well let's face it... No hardcore gamer likes to freaking spend time traversing the vast seas to go from island to island :P
Also, the graphics no doubt appeal moreso to the Casual Gamer. If you hold TP and WW side by side, which one looks easier in the eyes of the Casual Gamer?
They would if they get to listen to some of the best music in the entire series while sailing.
Of course Windwaker appeals to the casual gamer, but looks can deceive. Windwaker was a LOT more difficult than TP IMO. The hardest dungeon in TP wasn't even that hard to figure out.
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on July 28, 2008, 10:25:27 AM
Quote from: TamJammerz on July 28, 2008, 10:18:52 AM
Quote from: X-3 on July 28, 2008, 08:17:03 AM
Quote from: TamJammerz on July 28, 2008, 06:38:44 AM
Anyone read my Sol Medallion thread? I guess you could replace the Adult Link in there with a Toon Link, but that wouldn't work out too well.
Also, this brought something into my mind. It seems that Toon Link's games are targetted moreso at Casual Gamers, as the dark toned Zelda games are targeted for Hardcore players.
Maybe when Miyamoto said that the next Zelda game would appeal to Casual players, it meant a new Toon Link adventure? Just a guess.
They are? I found TP easier than WW. Eh.
Might be. Or it just might have things like TP's fortune-telling thing. Guess we'll have to see.
Also, I haven't read your thread, but I'll probably read it soon.
Well let's face it... No hardcore gamer likes to freaking spend time traversing the vast seas to go from island to island :P
Also, the graphics no doubt appeal moreso to the Casual Gamer. If you hold TP and WW side by side, which one looks easier in the eyes of the Casual Gamer?
They would if they get to listen to some of the best music in the entire series while sailing.
Of course Windwaker appeals to the casual gamer, but looks can deceive. Windwaker was a LOT more difficult than TP IMO. The hardest dungeon in TP wasn't even that hard to figure out.
It took me a while to beat Wind Waker (About a year.) since its release. It only took me 3 weeks to beat Twilight Princess. The hardest part of that game was fighting 4 Darknuts at once, and IMO, it's not that hard too. The graphics were good, some of the scenes made Link look badass, but Wind Waker was Six times harder than TP.
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on July 27, 2008, 03:37:33 PM
Quote from: Allegretto on July 27, 2008, 02:06:51 AM
Not emotionless, they just arent as much of a sissy as Toon Link
;)
Toon Link actually has facial expression, and actual body movement. TP Link...well, just look at the way he walks. He had some emotion...just not as much as Toon Link. :|
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on July 27, 2008, 10:53:22 AM
I always thought he was 12 or 13 because that's when the Hero Clothes are traditionally given.
12, as Young Link was.
Actually it never reveals young link or Links age
I always guessed him at around 8-9.
Also just let this thread die already ;_;
Also Wind waker is a very very easy Zelda title I beat it in 2 days, how did it take you a whole year ;_;
Quote from: Allegretto on July 29, 2008, 08:48:54 PM
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on July 27, 2008, 03:37:33 PM
Quote from: Allegretto on July 27, 2008, 02:06:51 AM
Not emotionless, they just arent as much of a sissy as Toon Link
;)
Toon Link actually has facial expression, and actual body movement. TP Link...well, just look at the way he walks. He had some emotion...just not as much as Toon Link. :|
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on July 27, 2008, 10:53:22 AM
I always thought he was 12 or 13 because that's when the Hero Clothes are traditionally given.
12, as Young Link was.
Actually it never reveals young link or Links age
I always guessed him at around 8-9.
Also just let this thread die already ;_;
Also Wind waker is a very very easy Zelda title I beat it in 2 days, how did it take you a whole year ;_;
Windwaker is one of the hardest 3D Zeldas.
Maybe he collected everything.
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on July 29, 2008, 09:51:14 PM
Quote from: Allegretto on July 29, 2008, 08:48:54 PM
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on July 27, 2008, 03:37:33 PM
Quote from: Allegretto on July 27, 2008, 02:06:51 AM
Not emotionless, they just arent as much of a sissy as Toon Link
;)
Toon Link actually has facial expression, and actual body movement. TP Link...well, just look at the way he walks. He had some emotion...just not as much as Toon Link. :|
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on July 27, 2008, 10:53:22 AM
I always thought he was 12 or 13 because that's when the Hero Clothes are traditionally given.
12, as Young Link was.
Actually it never reveals young link or Links age
I always guessed him at around 8-9.
Also just let this thread die already ;_;
Also Wind waker is a very very easy Zelda title I beat it in 2 days, how did it take you a whole year ;_;
Windwaker is one of the hardest 3D Zeldas.
Maybe he collected everything.
Triforce hunting took a month and a half, I had to put the game down for a month, and I attempted to collect everything. And that took a while as well....-_-
TWO DAYS!? :|
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on July 28, 2008, 10:25:27 AM
They would if they get to listen to some of the best music in the entire series while sailing.
I actually prefer TP's music...The Main Theme of TP was too epic, more epic than the Great Sea's sailing music. I also felt more of a thrill riding Epona on an open field than sailing on a ship in an endless array of water...
But that's just me.
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on July 30, 2008, 04:30:25 AM
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on July 29, 2008, 09:51:14 PM
Quote from: Allegretto on July 29, 2008, 08:48:54 PM
Quote from: MasterYoungLink on July 27, 2008, 03:37:33 PM
Quote from: Allegretto on July 27, 2008, 02:06:51 AM
Not emotionless, they just arent as much of a sissy as Toon Link
;)
Toon Link actually has facial expression, and actual body movement. TP Link...well, just look at the way he walks. He had some emotion...just not as much as Toon Link. :|
Quote from: Tuppyluver1 on July 27, 2008, 10:53:22 AM
I always thought he was 12 or 13 because that's when the Hero Clothes are traditionally given.
12, as Young Link was.
Actually it never reveals young link or Links age
I always guessed him at around 8-9.
Also just let this thread die already ;_;
Also Wind waker is a very very easy Zelda title I beat it in 2 days, how did it take you a whole year ;_;
Windwaker is one of the hardest 3D Zeldas.
Maybe he collected everything.
Triforce hunting took a month and a half, I had to put the game down for a month, and I attempted to collect everything. And that took a while as well....-_-
TWO DAYS!? :|
Well, you ARE speaking to the guy that has beaten OOT over 200 times.
Triforce hunting isn't that hard. Tingle tells you exactly where all of the Triumph Forks are...
And Toon Link is 12 in WW. The game tells you so :O
The only gripe I had with WW was the cel shading.
If WW Link appears as he did in Brawl for his next game, i'll be happy.
Quote from: Triforceman22 on July 30, 2008, 07:17:25 PM
The only gripe I had with WW was the cel shading.
If WW Link appears as he did in Brawl for his next game, i'll be happy.
Toon Link in Brawl looked weird...
Those two styles CAN mix, but it's very hard to do well. It's just so much better to make everything traditionally cel-shaded.
He didn't look wierd in brawl...
He already does look wierd. Period.
Quote from: Triforceman22 on July 30, 2008, 07:17:25 PM
The only gripe I had with WW was the cel shading.
If WW Link appears as he did in Brawl for his next game, i'll be happy.
I agree. He looked pretty cool and updated, so if TL Link appears on a Wii game, he'll probably look like a better version of that.
Quote from: X-3 on July 30, 2008, 08:47:04 PM
Quote from: Triforceman22 on July 30, 2008, 07:17:25 PM
The only gripe I had with WW was the cel shading.
If WW Link appears as he did in Brawl for his next game, i'll be happy.
I agree. He looked pretty cool and updated, so if TL Link appears on a Wii game, he'll probably look like a better version of that.
Like I said, it could work if they did it right.
Quote from: Cornwad on July 30, 2008, 03:53:16 PM
Triforce hunting isn't that hard. Tingle tells you exactly where all of the Triumph Forks are...
And Toon Link is 12 in WW. The game tells you so :O
ya he just turns 12 in the begining of the game
Toon Link wasnt named that until Brawl :O
If they made the original 'seed trilogy' that was replaced by 'Oracle of....', Toon Link would be great.
Quote from: guido123 on July 30, 2008, 10:12:16 PM
Quote from: Cornwad on July 30, 2008, 03:53:16 PM
Triforce hunting isn't that hard. Tingle tells you exactly where all of the Triumph Forks are...
And Toon Link is 12 in WW. The game tells you so :O
ya he just turns 12 in the begining of the game
Yeah he gets the hero's clothes for his birthday
Quote from: Ares300 on August 14, 2008, 06:01:44 PM
Toon Link wasnt named that until Brawl :O
If they made the original 'seed trilogy' that was replaced by 'Oracle of....', Toon Link would be great.
Din was the goddess in Seasons, and Nayru was the goddess in Ages.
Farore was supposed to have a game that was based around different times of the day, but they decided to cancel it because it would have been too hard to link together three games.
My guess is that the upcoming Zelda title (for the Wii) will most likely feature Toon Link. Miyamoto did say that the next Zelda title would be more approachable for the casual gamer, and Toon Link's face looks much friendlier than Adult Links :| :| :|
I personally thought that cel-shading did a world of good to Wind Waker. It wouldn't have been nearly as cool without it. The game is, visually, absolutely beautiful.
Quote from: Kaz on September 05, 2008, 11:42:10 PM
I personally thought that cel-shading did a world of good to Wind Waker. It wouldn't have been nearly as cool without it. The game is, visually, absolutely beautiful.
Yeah, if it was realistic like TP, the sailing would have been hard on the eyes.
Quote from: Kaz on September 05, 2008, 11:42:10 PM
I personally thought that cel-shading did a world of good to Wind Waker. It wouldn't have been nearly as cool without it. The game is, visually, absolutely beautiful.
That's true, and I think it opened it up for expansion on a number of fronts, even new characters.
Quote from: Kaz on September 05, 2008, 11:42:10 PM
I personally thought that cel-shading did a world of good to Wind Waker. It wouldn't have been nearly as cool without it. The game is, visually, absolutely beautiful.
Absolutely. <3