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Were the heck is Twilight Princess?

Started by iastreb, February 14, 2008, 07:26:12 AM

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iastreb

 :-\ I believe in the split timeline theory.So, if we can thrust it, were the hell is TP  :'( Tell me I must know  :-*

Commodore Axilon

Uh, most split timeline theorists believe that it happens in the child timeline sometime after MM. I believe Aonuma said as much.

iastreb



iastreb

I personally think TP is... well, in Hyrule A, sometime before the Oracle game.

SPOILER!!!


After all, Link kills Ganondorf at the end.



END OF SPOILER!!!

Hi no Seijin

Ganon(dorf) has been killed/banished so many times in the Zelda series that using "Link killed him" as a reason for why a game belongs in a certain place is laughable.
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I would say that it would be placed...in the adult timeline. I believe that TKoRL said that the Triforce of Courage split into eight pieces because Link went away from the "place that had made him a hero." I assume that happened a little before the events of MM; plus, in TP, the Triforce of Courage isn't split. In that case, either it was put back together before the events of TP or it wasn't split to begin with.

That's my opinion, anyways.



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iastreb

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Posted by: Hi no Seijin  Posted on: February 17, 2008, 01:08:44 PM  
Ganon(dorf) has been killed/banished so many times in the Zelda series that using "Link killed him" as a reason for why a game belongs in a certain place is laughable


Isn't sticking a sword into his magical wound or whatever called death? :D

Posted by: MagmarFire  Posted on: February 17, 2008, 06:11:39 PM  
I would say that it would be placed...in the adult timeline. I believe that TKoRL said that the Triforce of Courage split into eight pieces because Link went away from the "place that had made him a hero." I assume that happened a little before the events of MM; plus, in TP, the Triforce of Courage isn't split. In that case, either it was put back together before the events of TP or it wasn't split to begin with.


IF you are right, i guess it will be after WW, when the Triforce of Courage is in one piece. Or just casually has follen to Link at the end of Hyrule A. Or in other words: Some time before the Oracle game. :D

Hi no Seijin

Quote from: $$!#Mark#!D@ on February 18, 2008, 04:38:12 AMIsn't sticking a sword into his magical wound or whatever called death? :D
You totally misunderstood what I said.  It's not a matter of killing Ganondorf to decide where a game goes in any timeline; in several games the 'Dorf (mostly under the guise of Ganon) has been killed, so saying, "Oh, Game A must go before Game B because Link killed Ganondorf" is flawed reasoning.  If anything, it's a minor reason and you should look at major things such as changing geography to place games.
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Quote from: MagmarFire on February 17, 2008, 03:11:39 PM
I would say that it would be placed...in the adult timeline. I believe that TKoRL said that the Triforce of Courage split into eight pieces because Link went away from the "place that had made him a hero." I assume that happened a little before the events of MM; plus, in TP, the Triforce of Courage isn't split. In that case, either it was put back together before the events of TP or it wasn't split to begin with.

That's my opinion, anyways.
OK, I figured it out when I was out with my dog.( I usually think of Zelda then :D )

When in OoT Ganondorf got the ToP and splited the Triforce, it actually happend the separation between the 2 dimensions. If I'm correct, then each one of the dimension has its TRIFORCE. That means, that when Adult Link left the future to go to the past, he broked the ToC of Hyrule B. And the ToC of Hyrule A is actually intact. I dunno what happens after that because I never did played all Zelda games and I don't know if something happend to the ToC in Hyrule A after that. Wow, I just said that there are 2 Triforces out there  ;)

MagmarFire

Well, two timelines probably do equal two different versions of the Triforce. ;)

Huh. Now that I think about it, if you go down one timeline, it's as if the other timeline doesn't even exist. Of course, that would depend on how you view alternate universes... Still, it's a little depressing, in a way. Like a part of the Zelda series isn't canon or something...

Gah, what am I saying? I'm probably just spewing out nonsense... >>



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iastreb

Now all we need is a Zelda game that connects the two timelines (the so called Zelda 2008?)  ;)

Hi no Seijin

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Doesn't OoT connects the two timelines?  After all, that is where the split is supposed to have taken place, right?

Or did you mean merge the two timelines back together?  That would most likely be messy.
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Quote from: Hi no Seijin on February 19, 2008, 09:49:42 AM
Doesn't OoT connects the two timelines?  After all, that is where the split is supposed to have taken place, right?

Or did you mean merge the two timelines back together?  That would most likely be messy.
I meaned merge them.  ;D Or they probably continue with this one, beacause if they merge them, they would start dividing them again and becoming more messy than Prince of Persia  ???

DW

Why not just keep the split timelines going? It lets you have a lot more variety with the content.

Also, has there been any confirmation that Zelda 2008 will connect the timelines? I've heard nothing about it.
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