5 Unexplained Zelda Mysteries 

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damn, that hurt my sides.

SOLVED

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Idk why but i read that in a kronk way (only true ogs kno)

yep ,theory SOLVED

Right!? Totally. First thing I do in any Zelda game is get murdered by chickens.

I feel like out of all of the mysteries in the video that one didn’t have any intention behind it. Just an easter egg. Maybe to indicate the fact that they made the hd remake for the wii u around the same time as wind waker

@@samuelhatlestad6676 That's a cool idea..

Honestly i think it's an Easter egg to skyward sword. Link isn't fighting the bird,the bird is his loftwing

Lol yup, Nintendo aren't Fromsoft ffs....

@@acolddarkgentlebruh8205 Kirby games: excuse me?

@@acolddarkgentlebruh8205 FromSoft never thought about that stuff that hard either

I pretty sure they had the whole story thought out since the 80's, boys. 😜 The lore of Legend of Zelda is neither convoluted or contradictory: it is exactly what it is supposed to be 😆

@@isaacdavis4108 I'm pretty sure they didn't, and only in recent iterations began connecting them.

Yet we still don't know why the Zonai disappeared. I mean how does an immensely advanced civilization just disappear like that? Was there a fierce war? Did an event of catastrophic level drop their numbers severely? Or did they just leave the world and only select few decide to stay?

Scrumplet out here asking the real questions

Believe it or not, the toilet hand is a monster from Japanese folk tales! I think it might be called a kurote. It does live down the toilet and it belongs to a rather dangerous monster!

SongoftheLute yep, They kill you in different ways depending on what color you say, they give you 2 options red or blue, you can confuse them by saying a certain color, but I can’t remember what color that is.

Remoteislandgamer maybe purple? Because that’s a mix of red and blue.

Ahh man brilliant. I forgot about the hand.😂😂

Agan Mardrus but even weirder it can heal spirits

Song of Storms and Serenade of Water are my favorite songs in the Zelda series.

As well as the fact that it's origin is an impossible paradoxical time loop.

@@godofthecripples1237 You might say it's a perfect paradox. ... I might be in the wrong game again...

@@Cazztendo ok not gonna destroy u but thats the song of healing buddy not the song of storms. dw tho they do sound similar

True

Different timeline

@@chelsealopez8641 I was going to correct you, but you are right. To clarify to others, the events of OoT belong to the Adult Timeline UNTIL, the end of Ocarina of time, when young link warns Princess Zelda about the upcoming betrayal of Ganondorf, thus giving him the Ocarina and parting to search for Navi. In Children Timeline Ganondorf never attacked the Kingdom, so Zelda and Impa did not have the necessity to hide, and Ganondorf was imprisoned and executed as we saw in TP. Still, that fact does not exclude that the building already existed in OoT era, yet unused.

Yeah it could been kinda like that one stronghold in Akkala that has a sheikah tower on it. Can’t remember what it was called though

@@alyssarussell145 Akkala citadel

it could've been another kid with an ocarina who first played it but with time travel, link learned it and taught it to the man before the ocarina kid, therefore creating the loop

Koji Kondo wrote "The Song of Storms." Duh. Why is the original video acting like its origin is a mystery?

The guy would’ve eventually figured it out himself, played it, realized it made the windmill turn and then adult link asking about it would make the player go back in time and teach the guy the song before he ever knew it, then that’s where the “kid with the ocarina” story started. It all came from one reality where he taught himself the song

to be fair, he was playing it before Link played it on a magical instrument, so... he already knew it, irregardless.

Classic case of the Bootstrap Paradox.

Yes!!! The fun side mission!!!

Haha, that was so weird! Loved it though. Actually, Majoras mask had so many fantastic quest ideas. What a game that is!

It should have been in the video!!

Thats an easter egg referencing a similar situation happening to a real family in america. Spooky

it was explained in majora's mask tho it was really the Ingo brothers stealing the sheep.

I always thought she had another face in the back of her head, which in hindsight it's so much worse

bo mg nah I think the 180 is worse XD, but that’s just my opinion.

Another memory I have of this place is Zant growing huge, getting his foot crushed by a steel ball, and shrinking to a tiny size ! xD

It's make me surprise that the yeti wife become a monster of that dungeon

I had nightmares for weeks. Oh, fond memories

Theo

I suspect that the engraving on Ganondorf's armor was simply a design made up by one of the artists working on the remaster, and nothing more. Just like the one depicting Link and the bird man in Castle Town.

@@LonelySpaceDetective bruh that’s so boring you can explain literally every single theory of every game like this

@@HerrZeus I mean, there's another engraving added in the HD remaster that seemed significant, but was then discovered to just be the personal touch of one of the artists at Tantalus. I don't see any reason to believe the one on Ganondorf's armor isn't another example.

@@LonelySpaceDetective let us dream :c

Or it's just a game and they thought it'd look cool to put armor on creatures and needed somewhere to put loot. But that theory's kinda boring

Banana Tim way to kill the atmosphere

Oracle series Moblins.

Banana Tim also on retrospective what loot?

Calamity Ganon’s blood moon spawns them tho. The trope of morally grey/relatable villains is usually interesting, imo. In Japanese culture however, stories of evil entities are usually just inherently evil at their core - no redemption, just purely bad from day one. If I had to guess, I’d say that despite their characteristics, these monsters are just the same. Speaking of relatable enemies, something I’d be interested in seeing personally is potentially seeing Ganon without the Triforce of power. In the same way Link and Zelda have had their respective Triforce powers awakening over the spans of previous games, imagine seeing that happening to Ganon. Being a regular albeit rare male Gerudo, gradually corrupted by power as the game’s story progresses could super cool/creepy to watch, imo. :)

I'm mean he does cuz he's playing it on his music box, it's probably the magic of the ocarina of time that's required to actually summon a storm

or since you learn (or hear) the song itself the first time in the future, why couldn't it be another child with an ocarina that tought him the song. why does it have to be Link?

Because Link is the only one with the magical ocarina of time

That paradox hurt my brain as a child and still does today lol

supersonic I just accepted the paradox as an aspect of time travel since the spirit temple is the similar. You go there and learn the warp song as an adult then beat it as a child.

Same!

@@Nico97fr Hey, I like your theories I would also like to know more about his armor and symbols

And here I was wondering if I was thinking the same thing. Maybe, if these people were warriors, they made many sets of armor?

The serpent-like patterns in Wind Waker Ganondorf's cape are also very similar!

Who is the goddess of time?

@@loki4807Hylia

@@cheskalumanog8859 Thank you Glory to Hylia!

It was the first Zelda game I ever played, actually! For some reason before that, growing up, I had never played ANY of the others as I was very sheltered so I wasn’t aware of a lot of popular things, but also didn’t have any gaming systems for awhile besides a DS. I adored it so much when I got TP that I played a bunch of the others as soon as I could 💖 I remember I had a huge crush on Zelda when I played it, one of the first times I had an actual crush on a girl character ☺️ before I later realized I’m bi. That game still remains my favorite along w Ocarina of Time!!

@@hommefataltaemin midna singlehandedly shaped what I'm attracted to in a partner LOL

@@ralkia I lusted over both her and Zelda in that game.

Doesn't make sense to me -Ganon is from Gerudo -Sheikas were there when Hylia was still a god (Zelda before she lost her divinity) and she is a Sheika herself (Sheik) -Link isn't from Zonai. The games and manuals never mentioned him being there so it just doesn't make Sense

@@levyata8964 think about it for a few seconds and get back to me

@@levyata8964 that's true, but the hero from the hero's legend shown on the tapestry when you speak to kass in botw, shows the hero with red headdress on, much like the zonai helm. This could indicate a connection?

@@ChewTheWires Or maybe that's the fire armor Link finds

Zelda was Sheik, and is tied to the triforce of wisdom... Ganon is gerudo, and is tied to the triforce of power... Link has the whole red head dress theory going around with the barbarian armor and the ancient hero wearing a red head dress found in the zonai barbarian armor and what not... kinda makes sense...

Tomforce Gamer ikr We would get all the answers of zelda games

A french youtuber have got a conference but i'm not sure but I think it was just for botw

@@mangolie21 Yes, he did ! I think you are speaking about Siphano! ( I love his videos and his Zelda botw let's play)

Nobody is going to buy a game with all the mysteries solved, so Aonuma won't even bother with answering questions.

@@vasafeasdas6183 Aounuma ain't even bothering about knowing the answers

VizardJeffhog who’s on first base? Lol

Paradoxes are fun because if you think of it in a non-linear loop like that you'll go mad. If you think of it in a linear timeline way, like which point comes first on a line, it's a lot easier. That's the inherent problem with being the time traveller, your timeline is different from everyone else's. Line 1: World timeline. A stranger appears and teaches a song to a man in a windmill, speeding things up and draining the well. Seven years later the windmill man teaches that song to a stranger. Line 2: Personal Timeline (mental flow, the order of events as you experience the in the game) You go to a grumpy man in a windmill and learn a song. You then travel and teach the song to a happy man in a windmill, which upsets him. Wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey.

The guy probably made the song himself, taught it to you, And you went back and taught it to him before he can invent it

WHY ARE YOU LOOKING FOR CLOTHES AT A SOUP STORE?!?!

Good old bootstrap paradoxes!

c egg Yeah, that will be interesting to see exactly who they are.

Fuck im excited

Fingers crossed

@@thecraigadile1494 I've actually found an image perhaps linking the Zonai and the trailer. It's not much, but it's two pillars, one with the red used in the trailer, and another withe blue. The blue has an eye on it, and I can't really tell what's on the red one.

@@thecraigadile1494 the eye is blue and strongly resembles the sheikah, even though it's zonai architecture. This kinds confirms the theory the sheikah and zonai are linked, as many have said.

Fuck you for causing me a mental breakdown after watching a video on it

I don't think it's a coincidence, I think the Song of Storms is a little reference to the bootstrap paradox idea. The writers were possibly showing us through a joke that they're aware of the inherent problems in time travel-fiction. It will never be fully resolved because this is a fantasy series and not sci-fi (and because it can't be resolved, it's a paradox).

"This tastes like victory, but whose?"

That’s what I thought, it’s so obvious

I just played the Snowpeak Mansion for the first time last week! (owned the game 3 years now, but didn't get this far until now). I seriously thought the soup he was preparing was to put Link in, an ironically Link was being told by the wife to get the ingredients (pumpkin, cheese) for the soup they planned to boil him alive in, and Link would have to fight back. Wasn't sure though why they would be trying to lure him to the bedroom though for them to finally finish the deed. Fortunately that wasn't the case (yet it is still a yeti you must fight), as that would make sled racing with them a bit awkward later! lol

What about the big ass red fish? Isn't the soup made out of that?

JP Serrano It is, you can even see the fish in the pot

It's a windmill of peace

@@Im_a_Hom0ph0be it's a windmill of torment lol

His name’s Guru-Guru, in case you wanted to know.

Brah he looks like he fuckin da jukebox

This made me laugh and wdf first time round

Ja Ha that’s a good one. Plus, what was the point of him challenging you to a race that no matter what you did, you never beat him?

@@carolinamurtha3102 The point was to give the player a record to beat within the game. So pretty much just for fun

I thought I beat him once. I thought the only way to beat him was to make it to the bridge in under 1 minute. I thought if he said I made it in 59 seconds, that I’d won the race. I made it once. I was able to stop Epona in front of the Kokiri Forest entrance without her neighing, and I ran in, so happy the timer was at 57 seconds. The time it took me to talk to him ( press the A button I mean), 1 second and a half had probably gone by, and I was 59 seconds when I talked to him. I was so thrilled. My little brother and I had been playing and re-playing this game for more than 3 years now, and the dozens and dozens of times we tried to beat that guy and unleash our killer instinct... a weight had just fallen off both our shoulders, even though I was the one to win first. But then he said he beat me by one second...... I was absolutely pissed off. I yelled and screamed, and have never tried beating him since, since I now know it’s a scam. This took place in 2002. I don’t regret never trying that race again. I really think the creators should have had a reward for the player though. I don’t know what, but really there should have been something. It was so disappointing and frustrating. Not to mention, it really felt like a let down.

Racing the Running man is literally the only thing in OoT that’s I’ll never do, even when I’m 100% completing the game, because there is absolutely no point in trying. You’ll always lose no matter what and you don’t get anything out of it anyways.

Guitarist500 but you can’t beat the record because the running man always wins

the postman is in on Kafei's mystery. the place behind the store is just his hideout, not his official address...

@@sentient07 I dont think the postman knows. Everyone knew Kafei as an adult. The only person who knows about Kafei is the Curiosity Shop owner. The hideout Kafei is in is right behind the Curiosity Shop. I'd say that's the address for the Curiosity Shop owner.

@@josebuenaventura1558 see the weird thing is that nobody recognizes Kafei with the Keaton mask on, despite Kafei having literally the most unique haircut in Termina and it's extremely recognizable

I.... *stares* oh my god

I mean not much of a mystery. You can trigger a conversation between Anju and the postman where she's grilling him for the address but he won't give it up because he takes his job seriously.

Ganondork. Wow good job

He wears a purple cloth and golden ornaments. Kinda like the Garo Master. Maybe he's a Garo ? They were sent to spie upon the Ikanians which were apparently trying to penetrate the Stone Tower. Maybe they were guarding the Seal of Majora ?

Except you encounter Garo spirits in the game, and they don't seem worried about the mask or anything related. It's worth noting that Shigeru Miyamoto was specifically asked about the Happy Mask Salesman, and he might as well have said that it's his self insert. Look at a photo of each of them smiling and tell us what you think.

He obviously knows although how is never explained. He's a quasi godly being that carried the remains of a demon. There are many mysteries with that character but they may be explained with "It's just a Miyamoto self insert". There are many many mysteries with Majora's Mask's world left unexplained.

Not only that but the kids in the moon at the end of the game look weirdly similar to him and they ask you if you want to be a mask salesman.

Ikr? Me too! But I think talking about the salesmen would be too long for this video, because It's so mysterious and you can analyze alot. It should be a separate video

That's what I was thinking.

Why is Link facing it, sword drawn?

@@movieman6456 because he can

Maybe Ganondorf has/had a Hylian son who dressed up like the hero to mock him.

To be fair, just because his sword is drawn and facing the bird, it doesn't mean he's fighting it. It could just be attractive posing, hence Loftwing makes sense. If so, it being on Ganondorf's armour could be a reminder from his original incarnation, Demise, to never forget the aspect who defeated him.

feeling better?

@@aliali-ce3yf Ha, thanks for asking. Haven't really been sick in a long time.

imagine zooming in on ganon's armour to see an image of link running away from a hundred angry chickens!

@@kloggmonkey Lol exactly XD

Maybe it's a Loftwing, perhaps showing the downfall of the era of Hylians living in the skies, breaking off their ties with the big birds and moving properly to the ground

I was thinking the same thing! What if it was a loftwing and they went against the people for leaving the sky and as punishment for attacking the hylians the gods turned the loftwings into cuccos. But they still get angry sometimes when attacked by Link and they go crazy and swarm him?

Did anyone else notice that the shield that the link on his armor is using is the hero shield from wind waker?

Correct

I think it's supposed to be that the first time Link enters is as an adult, but it doesn't explain why he plays the song in the past. Frankly, the whole thing gives me headaches, and thinking about it doesn't help.

Haha, yes! Well over seven years

That's what I was just thinking.

For some reason I thought this was confirmed. Was it not? I guess I read a theory a long time ago and just thought it was the truth 😂😂

@@nonoctoro4933 ikr, and it would be an amazing Easter egg

It would be cool, but keep in mind botw takes place like a bajillion years after all the events of TP, and well every other LoZ game. I mean yeah maybe the shiekah built the guardians before all those games, closer to the events of skyward sword, and everything between that and BotW is just middle ground, but still after even just a thousand years there wouldn't be anything left of the mansion spare some scattered rotten wood and shards of metal.

I think the reason why there's armor like from the mini boss is because it could have been actually a lizard army because one in breath of the wild there are lizards in the cold wintery places so it could have been possible the fortress was actually home to some kind of advance lizard soldiers

@@sagehanson190 I mean they did put what was left of Arbiters Grounds in BoTW

@@sagehanson190 Well, if there's a OoT reference (Ranch Ruins), why can't there be a TP reference when TP happened after OoT. Also, the guardians were made after all the other games because Ganon was sealed the entire time between when he was sealed with the help of the Sheikah tech and the great calamity.

I miss her as well. One of the best Zelda theorists.

Who is that? I dont think I've heard that name before

@@christiancasaverdepertica1802 ru-vid.com

@Kefla Oh. I didn't know about that

@Kefla Stop making things up or claiming what you don't know for sure.

Robin McCormack thats a great idea

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@@JG-pv9qo timeline

If it can be proven,it is then in fact not a theory

Was thinking the same thing

Could be ... However, the mansion seems to be old enough to have a portrait of Rauru within it. It was a mansion used by the Knights for sure ...

That actually makes a lot of sense now that I think of it. She talks about snow and the peaks when you meet her, and then she has that weird yeti, mask thing. Also she uses a rapier, and she learned it from her father, probably her family was into dueling or something, ense the crest

But the building would have been the family's mansion many generations prior.

If I had to guess, it was probably an outpost created by the royal family, and managed by the knights or Hyrule, probably with Ashei family, or at least a member of it in charge. If I had to guess, its propose was to act as a secure base where to move the royal family in case Hyrule castle became an unsafe or fell to enemy forces. It wasn't well known, as shown by Ashei not knowing about it, its location, hard to access location, and highly defensive location, makes it perfect as a secret base to secure or command a war. It was probably used to protect the royal family after the Gerudo attack to Hyrule castle in the child timeline, and probably attacked at some point before Ganondorf troops fell, and was abandon after the war ended because it either was the repair/maintenance cost was too great or the Knights suffered too many loses to be capable of wasting many operatives in an outpost in the middle of nowhere, causing it to be left and eventually forgotten.

Ok cute theory

I feel like Ganondorf has never really shown respect for Link though outside maybe two or three occasions. In fact he usually looks down on him & disrespects him, because of his own ego and pride. Doesn’t seem like the type of guy that would do that. 😂

Ah so it's yet another mystery revolving around the Sheikah?

There is also a painting of Rauru the sage of light, which if I remember correctly, Hyrule Historia points out that the Snowpeak Mansion originally belonged to him and he gave it to the Knights of Hyrule to use as a training grounds and last defense against Ganondorf should he return

It’s sharps an flats old place. Fits the bill.

@@kylebarber3664 what page?

Hopefully there isn't a giant homunculus beneath the mansion

Nah, just a couple of huge Yeti’s living in it.

I’m so happy I understand this comment

It would more likely be a Roc then a phoenix, as the Zelda games are littered with Roc's Feathers and a few Roc's Capes. As well Helmaroc isn't the only giant bird you face in the games, at least one other comes to mind as the boss for the Eagles Tower in Link's Awakening, and think of the name Helmaroc as Helmet Roc. Take all that in with Roc of myth not being fairly friendly creatures, while Phoenixes are more likely to run from people that would pose a danger, but flock to gentle/kind souls in myth.

@@truekurayami Skyward Sword has phoenix enemies in it.

@@truekurayami if you look at the shield in the depiction it looks exactly like the shield from wind waker so I believe it is actually depicting the fight between the helmaroc King and Link

@zambekiller this could be true, but the two games are in different timelines. This whole detail might just be an Easter egg.

@@GameBee33 that's what I think

Wow yeah me to. I think that would be a better game than botw

Skyward Sword but BOTWrized ?

and you also mean before skyward sword? because that was the game to start the whole timeline

Only problem is you couldnt play Link in this game because Hyrule already existed when there was no Hero

Dynomyte 12 BOTW is not in a separate timeline from skyward sword. No canon Zelda game is.

LieThePenguin also he’s not necessarily fighting it. That’s a pretty iconic image of him with sword and shield, facing a bird that looks a lot like the ones in skyward sword. Facing, not fighting. The sword is angled down, not raised in combat.

Honestly, that was my first thought, as well. Still wrong timeline, but it could just be an Easter egg.

Helmrock King is also in Four Swords Adventures.

Cucco: YOUR TIME AS THE HERO WILL END IN MY INSANE WRATH I AM THE ULTIMATE BIRD

Leonardo Rodriguez I thought that’s what he was about to mention! And then it was a little link haha

@@benforth5486 Right!? Haha plot twist *Mind Blow*

V1DE0 it’s where Ashei used to live and train with her father

That makes sense. If you look around snowpeak Manor you can see portraits of different people, and one I noticed was Queen Rutela the Zora queen you got the armor from.

But against who? The gerudos? Theyre on the other side of the map, and you dont train soldiers far from both theyre home bases and the frontlines, where most would be unable to even traverse (zoras would freeze, gorons would likely be unable to eat due to the rocks being frozen over). Maybe it was a last refuge for the royal family and elite soldiers in case of the kingdom being taken over. Plus, the lizalfos armor is strange. Theyve always been enemies, seemingly ganondorfs minions in some way shape or form. But, it may be simpler. The royal family had both the zonai ruins and snowpeak, as evidenced by the shrine and imagery. Perhaps the zonai WERE lizalfos, as they inhabit the ruins and have carvings of themselves, much like ancient egypt had heiroglyphs picturing humans. Perhaps the lizalfos were once allies, and they stored armor in the cold since lizalfos seem to be able to adapt to the cold (breath of the wild snow lizalfos). Or, they were what the combined armies were fighting, and the armor of high ranking lizalfos were kept as trophies. This would explain why lizalfos seem to be in every region in the games, across all the games, and why the symbols of their empire span the entire kingdom of hyrule.

What page?

a theory stated that the gerudos were a very powerful army that ganondorf used to attack Hyrule Castle after OOT link came back as a child and prevented the king's death by telling him of the events of the future. The Zoras and the gorons were allies of the king of Hyrule , so them getting trained at the snowpeak to become more powerful and useful on the frontlines isn't that far off. Also, during that time perhaps the snowpeak area had a warmer climate and so the gorons and the Zoras were capable of traveling from the training base to the frontlines . And after the war ended and the training base wasn't needed anymore it slowly became forgotten, and top of that, the climate started to change drastically

You just blew my mind..... Many Worlds Theory?.... Schrodinger?.... It's definitely A Bootstrap Paradox... I wasn't expecting some hard-core physics ideas in a Zelda game...

@@RogueBoyScout Who wrote Beethoven’s fifth

Snowmanly7 That was my best guess... but i gotta say do timelines really matter if they’re just theories?

@@samuelhatlestad6676 There is also the giant bird in Link's Awakening at the end of Eagle Tower, which I can only assume is another Roc or Thunderbird, for the series.

MAD-DOG_JOKEY the timelines are canon. The games even address them. Wind Waker pretty blatantly said the hero never arrived, because that timeline no longer had a hero.

@@truekurayami The same timeline issue

@@coyraig8332 That was more to point out the the different instances of such birds, so it isn't to much of a stretch for one to be seen in a different timeline

The first time I played OoT like 10 years ago I got a Celtic/Druid like vibe from the forest temple.

@@wtcvidman same... Especially the druid part. It would fit in with the forest vibe as well

Yeah, but then when he goes back to the past, he’s the one who first plays it for him. It’s a legitimate paradox. It’s called the Bootstrap Paradox.

The Windmill taught me that time paradoxes cause headaches.

@@MyBestFriendRyanJones technically it would be a causal nexus.

@@AtomDarkheart well technically, it could've been another kid that came and played it and when link time traveled, he rewrote the chain of events by teaching it first, thus the loop is born

@Melvil DE CASTRO Actually no, this "Other kid" would have came in either before young Link played the song or after he did causing a bigger ruckus than before. Both theories are highly coincidental, but nonetheless plausible.

I like that !

Probably because they're linked as probably they were made by the same goddesses: Din, Farore and Nayru. So it wouldn't be strange that the dimensions are linked by the triforce itself and the absence of the second end point made an actual rift in the dimensional tissue. Probably even would have made a terrible disaster happen in Hyrule when Lorule collapsed completely as they seem to be linked in many ways.

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@@TheNezharMC Probably.

I have yet to play Link Between Worlds, but isn't Lorule modeled off of Link to the Past's Dark World? And the game is a direct sequel to LTTP, so I wonder if the rifts might've had anything to do with Link going there.

I wondered that too.

BECAUSE HES A CRAZY MADMAN

Same

but why need a explanation? its just a stable time loop this happens many times throughout zelda and is a very very common trope of time travel storys. i mean just look up the goron vase in oracle of ages, its just one of many examples just in that one game

@@weq150 true...

You can say the same thing about John Connor in terminator. It’s just a closed loop. The song always exists because young link will play it so future link can learn it. It’s just casuality.

it is one of a few time travel paradoxes in the series, most of them though are tied to the Oracle games from what I can remember

Who wrote Beethoven’s fifth

The song of storms was actually how I learned about the Bootstrap paradox, I played through it, thought it was cool, and told my mom. She then educated me about time paradoxes.

Here's a theory, Mipha was caught off guard while healing troops Urbosa was helping Zelda stay safe while she got cornered by a bunch of enemies including thunderblight Daruk did not have remote bombs for that phase of the fireblight boss Rivali actually said that he was only defeated because he was winging it so we just have to believe him

Truthfully I could see them getting beat by a linel faster now something that could happen that does make sense is that they was attacked by the blight Gannons using the devine beast against them

They might've been stronger back then considering that Zelda has basically been fighting and weakening Calamity Ganon all this time

@@amandabergsten8918 All of those are plausible except fro Urbosa's. Zelda was with Link when Ganon returned, while Urbosa was in the desert with Narboris. But good thinking.!!

The champions were almost certainly ambushed within their Divine Beasts while preparing to annihilate Ganon. Though all of them were said to be skilled warriors so at first it would seem weird that they’d lose to the Blights simply because they were caught off guard. Until you realized that they also had no weapons. Each champion has their own unique weapon that they’re skilled with, and Link can get each of them in game to use. However it’s who you get them from that matters. You aren’t given them directly from the champions themselves, but rather from the rulers of each respective area as a reward for freeing the Divine Beasts. If the champions had their weapons with them when died inside the Divine Beasts, then they would likely still be there 100 years later, but they aren’t. For this reason I believe that when Ganon reappeared they went to their Divine Beasts unarmed, and to be fair given their roles they had no real reason to prepare for combat. Even if the plan worked they’d be so far from Hyrule Castle that by the time they got there the fight would already be over. If the champions had their weapons I think they could’ve survived the sudden attack, but it seems more likely that they didn’t.

Maybe at one point there was a random boom of male Gerudo. There were so many that the women began to treat them like any other voe. They got mad and left to create their own tribe and fought against the Gerudo. They could have even been led by the last Ganondorf. The Gerudo were able to get help from the other races and wiped out this new tribe.

Nina Sampson Wow

And who was the real owner or first owner of it

@@ernshaw78 and why is the door sentient?

@@FrahdChikun And why has the sentient door been eagerly awaiting "Master Link" for such a long time?

Thanks so much!

mine too

I like that !

One of the people you meet in hyrule town tells you how she use to go there with her father or something like that, the chick you talk to before ypu head out to the mansion itself

@@juniormii Yeah I remember! Ashei I think her name is. I feel like I remember seeing her picture or something like her father's picture in the mansion somewhere

Ok, here's an old theory by Macintyre productions. The Snowpeak ruins were originally constructed by the royal family of Hyrule as a fortress to protect themselves. The ruins are in a remote location and can be easily defended, since there is only one way in and is well stocked with weapons and artillery. The coat of arms seen throughout the ruins could be the sigil of the royal guard since we see the same sigil in Hyrule Castle. The ruins likely served as a fortress where the royal family and their court would hide during times of crisis, such as a war. It is likely that it was used during the Guerodo-Hylian war. While the war rages on, the royal family would be hiding in the fortress, far away from the front and safe if the war ever reached Castle Town. It could be that after the war, the Hylians were so busy with reconstruction that the fortress was abandoned and left to rot. It could also be that, with the Guerodo wiped out, the Hylians no longer saw the need for it, based on the state of Hyrule's military. All the soldiers are cowards, and weren't prepared for the Twilight invasion. It could also explain why we don't see the royal guard, they were likely disbanded after the war.

I believe that the Snowpeak Ruins belonged to the royal family. It's not a fortress or outpost, it's too elaborately decorated and appears to have offered many comforts. It's clear that this was a manor for someone both wealthy and worth protecting. Also, since there are symbols and decorations connected to the royal family, it more than implies that the Snowpeak Ruins were built for them. Perhaps it served as a vacation getaway or second home for the royals during better times.

Thurstenator but that was after oot

That possibly makes it more confusing.

Most water dragons in fantasy and lore have a control over lightning/storms

I've always wondered where all of those extremely powerful magic items came from and went. The only ones with that kind of info in the games (that I know of) are the various magic/sacred swords

I see a lion in the crest so maybe its a reference to The King of Red Lions giving you the Wind Waker

It's possible but this could also be a dead end because it is unclear whether the Wind Waker exists at the time of OoT - or whether it was created under the rule of King Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule - or perhaps even later than that to help traverse the Great Sea.

Why was it built as an underground shelter in the first place?

The most common theories about Ghost Collector is either the kid, like you said, or the guard that wished there were more troubles in the world.

And in oracle of seasons

That is a Japanese horror story. Red paper blue paper is another name for it.

Maybe anjus mother put it there as a prank for Link

Its just a common Japanese urban legend they put in there for fun

@@Agaettis I just thought anjus mother put it there as a prank for Link because she doesn't like him

I agree. Maybe the next game could take place when Calamity Ganon was first resurrected, before the events of Botw. Maybe that could dwell more on the Sheikah and Zonai races. I for one would love to see that, either in the next Zelda game or the one after. It could show Hyrule before it was fully developed and destructed in Botw's events...

Hufflepuff Of Time Branching out on that thought. What if the trailer for the botw sequel is actually... a flashhhh back :;))) to when malice was released? Eh idk pfffft

@@samuelhatlestad6676 Wow, that's creepy that I wrote about botw 2 a month before the trailer got out! Yeah, I for one thinks it take place in the past, that Zelda and link are going to go back in time before the first Great Calamity and do things to stop him

I thought the same... the theory that Demise is Hylias Lorulian Counterpart was allways one of my favourites. It makes sense that he would seek for the Hyrulian Triforce after Lorule destroyed the Counterpart. And what place would be better to hide this crack to another world, if nit in a sacred realm that's empty because no triforce is there anymore.