What happened to Termina?

[MagmarFire]

Last I checked, Hyrule was separated from the Sacred Realm through the Temple of Time. The Sacred Realm is where the Triforce is, and...I don't really see the Triforce in the Hyrulean night sky when I play.

[Master Dragmire]

YOU DONT KNOW HOW BRIGHT THE TRIFORCE IS!
Do you have any idea what it was like for me to go through the Door of Time? Nearly burned my eyes!

[Keaton]

you certainly are a strange fellow

[Master Dragmire]

Nah, you're just exceedingly normal!

[Zelda Veteran]

Reading through this, I'd like to clarify a few things.
1. On the back of the game case, it says Termina is, and I quote: "A parallel universe..."

2. I can't see Hyrule being flat, and having an edge of infinite space. Its a planet, end of discussion.

3. The only continents know of (I believe) are Hyrule, Calatia, and EASTERN Hyrule (only featured in LA.).

[Keaton]

The backs of the boxes are not canon, are the summaries are almost always written by reporters, not PR persons.

[Zelda Veteran]

Its the back of the box of the official game, and its in the instruction manual which has the Nintendo Official Seal on it. Canon to you, or not- it was written and made official.

[Twilight Wolf]

Termina is called "a parallel world" multiple times in the official Nintendo-licensed strategy guide.

Some of the places it appears:

The back cover: "The legend of Link continues as the Hyrulean hero races against time to save a parallel world from doomsday."

Inside the front cover: "In a parallel world, Link must stop the moon from plummeting into Clock Town, a city where time is everything."

Page four: "The fairy, carelessly abandoned by the Skull Kid who never thinks about how his actions affect others, reluctantly guides her new partner through a portal to a parallel world..."

Page five: "The parallel world Link stumbles into is one built around a towering clock."

There are quite a few more times where Termina is called a parallel world in that instruction guide.

[Keaton]

<_<

Have it your way, I'm sticking to my theories, though.

[MagmarFire]

3. The only continents know of (I believe) are Hyrule, Calatia, and EASTERN Hyrule (only featured in LA.).

Holodrum and Labrynna?

And there was an Eastern Hyrule in LA? BOY, do I need to continue playing that game...

[Master Dragmire]

Reading through this, I'd like to clarify a few things.
1. On the back of the game case, it says Termina is, and I quote: "A parallel universe..."

2. I can't see Hyrule being flat, and having an edge of infinite space. Its a planet, end of discussion.

3. The only continents know of (I believe) are Hyrule, Calatia, and EASTERN Hyrule (only featured in LA.).

Couple things

1. Agreed, Nintendo obviously wanted to get that point across.

2. There is not any canon that says Hyrule is a planet (That's not to say it's not, but Nintendo hasn't officially said it is a planet, hence, people can still discuss there theories here). You sounded like you were saying " I'm right, you're wrong, end of discussion."

3. Umm, LA took place in the dream of the Windfish, I beleive. There is a mention of Hyrule, so its safe to assume that its not.

[Zelda Veteran]

3. The only continents know of (I believe) are Hyrule, Calatia, and EASTERN Hyrule (only featured in LA.).

Holodrum and Labrynna?

And there was an Eastern Hyrule in LA? BOY, do I need to continue playing that game...

OMG
I meant AoL
MAH BAD
And I didn't remember the other two.
I was going off the indisputable evidence so far that Hyrule is a planet. OPEN DISCUSSION.

[DW]

The sun and moon move through the night sky in an arc. Doesn't that suggest Hyrule is on a planet?

[Commodore Axilon]

2. There is not any canon that says Hyrule is a planet (That's not to say it's not, but Nintendo hasn't officially said it is a planet, hence, people can still discuss there theories here).

If it walks like a duck, sounds like a duck, looks like a duck, etc..

[Master Dragmire]

Wow, all I said was that it should still be open discussion.
Overreaction initiate!