What happened to Termina?

[Commodore Axilon]

It's really not my problem if you don't know what a planet is.

[Keaton]

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

...or you're just stubborn?  

[Master Dragmire]

Quote from: Dragmire on July 10, 2008, 12:27:35 PM

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).

God...
That's not to say it's not,
That's not to say it's not,
THAT'S NOT TO SAY IT'S NOT!!!

[Keaton]

NO

THAT'S NOT TO SAY IT'S NOT AT ALL

BECAUSE IT IS

THERE IS NOT FIGHTING ABOUT IT, NO CONTROVERSY, NO NOTHING

IT IS A PLANET

CAPS LOCK IS CRUISE CONTROL FOR COOOOOOOOOOL

[HylianHero92]

There's also a globe in The Astral observatory...

Oh I guess I'm too late...

[Keaton]

There's also a globe in The Astral observatory...

Oh I guess I'm too late...

Yes, but Termina isn't part of Hyrule.

[HylianHero92]

There's also a globe in The Astral observatory...

Oh I guess I'm too late...

Yes, but Termina isn't part of Hyrule.

You're exactly right. Termina is a parallel dimenson.If it were parallel to Hyrule, Hyrule must be a planet as well.

[Keaton]

There's also a globe in The Astral observatory...

Oh I guess I'm too late...

Yes, but Termina isn't part of Hyrule.

You're exactly right. Termina is a parallel dimenson.If it were parallel to Hyrule, Hyrule must be a planet as well.

wat

If I remember correctly from Billy and Mandy, the plane of eternal flames is parallel to Earth, but it's not a planet.

[HylianHero92]

There's also a globe in The Astral observatory...

Oh I guess I'm too late...

Yes, but Termina isn't part of Hyrule.

You're exactly right. Termina is a parallel dimenson.If it were parallel to Hyrule, Hyrule must be a planet as well.

wat

If I remember correctly from Billy and Mandy, the plane of eternal flames is parallel to Earth, but it's not a planet.

First of all, you should check your sources.

This is what parallel means:

_________      _________    
Example A^    ^ Example B

They are parallel, meaning the same but different.

When you have parallel lines it means you have to lines that go in the exact same direction but never touch. They look exactly the same but are two completely different lines.

Therefore:

        O   O
Hyrule^    ^ Termina

Hyrule=Termina
Therfore Hyrule+Termina=Hyrmina x2= Hyrmina Teyrule
which means I'm right.

[Twilight Wolf]

A parallel world doesn't necessarily have to be "parallel" in the geometric sense. A parallel world is simply a world that is strikingly similar to another, but with important differences.

[DW]

Parallel lines...it isn't really so much they run alongside each other than the fact that they have a lot of things in common--orientation being the most important. They could be running opposite ways, after all, if they are segments.

[HylianHero92]

But can we all agree Hyrule is a planet? To say other wise would just be stubborn.

[Keaton]

But can we all agree Hyrule is a planet? To say other wise would just be stubborn.

To refuse to admit that nothing else is possible would be stubborn.

And besides, we've all already agreed that Hyrule is a planet... it's just Termina that's not a planet.

[HylianHero92]

But can we all agree Hyrule is a planet? To say other wise would just be stubborn.

To refuse to admit that nothing else is possible would be stubborn.

And besides, we've all already agreed that Hyrule is a planet... it's just Termina that's not a planet.

Well then the globe in the Astral Observatory proves it is.

[MagmarFire]

Not to mention that there's also a sun in Termina. How can the sun set if there's no curved horizon?