The coolest thing at the end of the game is how the MS will stay in that very same spot until the hero of time pulls it form the pedestal, because Rauru the sage of light(not the zonai guy from TOTK) builds a new temple of time around the blade.
We need a chronologically accurate OoT. All the same dungeons and key items. More varied map to explore. Active (totk style) npc's. And hints of old skywardville, maybe deeper in the lost woods.
@@justinpatterson5291 That would be fun, as long as they kept the dungeons similar. Might screw up the Epona travel though, too long of a Hyrule to gallop across.
Leaving Fi to rest in the master sword is such an emotional moment for me. It's probably my second saddest companion leaving moments. The one that trumps it is finally seeing Impa in her true form only to have her leave forever through the twilight mirror.
@@_ABoyNamedBlue_ While a hilarious joke, I'm pretty sure Impaz in Twilight Princess remained in the Hidden Village after Link received the Ancient Sky Book from her 😅.
I looove the lore behind the Master Sword, its of the main reasons why Skyward Sword is my favorite Zelda game. A lot of other game series have iconic weapons, but I feel that Zelda games go above and beyond with the story of the blade.
timeshift stone. This is why Link is not affected by the time shift stones in Skyward Sword, otherwise he would be erased out of existence just like how the enemies that attack him in 1 time period are.
Several games have Link upgrading the Master Sword. Which might actually just be the sword getting fixed/repaired/maintained Such as how in Link to the Past, there are two stages of sword upgrades _after_ the base Master Sword. Going over the lore--the level 3 Master Sword (or level 4 sword) in Link to the Past is somewhat less powerful than the blade has been seen as being in the past
@NimhLabs great fairy magic in alttp, golden sol in tp, sage prayers in WW, self regenerating(slowly over the course of 100 years)In BOTW and Zelda bathing it with her divine energy/soul in TOTK. Nothing beats the OG blessing from Hylia herself after being forged by the 3 flames of the golden goddesses in Skyward Sword.
@@nworder4life I was more talking about the part about it "having lasted for >10ka" portion Also, in LttP you _also_ take the Master Sword to a blacksmith, after rescuing his partner from the Golden Realm Essentially, the Master Sword _does_ show some signs of degradation--and has had to have some fixes and maintenance applied to it It should also be noted that most of these "upgrades" tend to not result in a sword being as strong as it was at the end of Skyward Sword. Which indicates that it might not be "lasting for >10ka"--or at least not without outside interactions to repair it Also... didn't one variation of the Master Sword get fused with the Four Sword in some point of events?
I always got annoyed at how little the goddess sword changed with each flame, until the last one when it suddenly changes. I think it would’ve been way colour if we actually saw each upgrade adding a drastic visual change to the sword. Eg, first upgrade the gem changes, second the blade’s cross guard expands, the third it turns purple, and then blessing it causes it to glow. Something along those lines would’ve been awesome to see
Watched ur stuff even before I had an account...always embrace zelda my man.amomg the chaos in the world there is no better escapism than being plunged into hyrule
Another great episode! You make my Sunday nights every week. I havent played a lot of the older Zelda games, so i love learning about the old lore and how it relates
Even if the origins of that blade were unknown. Finding such a thing, would certainly evoke interest in it's unique qualities and craftsmanship. Maybe to the point of forming a whole kingdom and tribes to protect its location.
***MORE*** A good sequel to this would be the Master Sword's progression throughout the splitted timeline. The collection of short stories for each game featuring the sword and how it progressed in power (i.e. A Link to the Past/A Link Between Worlds, Twilight Princess, Ocarina of Time, Wind Waker, Breath of the Wild/Tears of the Kingdom, etc.). Also even how it might appear in Echoes of Wisdom, since it was leaked that Link would be playable.
Fi will always be my favorite companion (next to Midna). Skyward Sword was my first true Zelda game, and I couldn’t have gotten through it without her. She may be annoying at times, and appear to offer information that I already know, but I like to think it’s because she cares. It may just be me trying to imagine more personality in her character, but it brings me comfort and lessens my irritation towards her when she appears sometimes. In the end of the game, when she tells Link that she is experiencing a feeling she is not familiar with but believes it to be happiness, it always makes me tear up. Fi is introduced with the information that she has data and knowledge of just about everything, except knowledge on feelings; but before we lay her to rest, she finally understands what she is feeling for the first time: happiness, and it’s because of us. I will never forget that moment with her. I miss her, often wishing while playing other Zelda games that Fi would be the one guiding me again. Fi will always hold a special place in my heart. Thank you, Fi, for everything.
It would have been nice to have touched upon how the blade's origin has evolved as the series went on. From A Link to the Past's manual which tells us that Hyrulians followed a divine message which told them to make a sword that would be able to protect the Triforce from any evil wanting to steal it. To Ocarina of Time's beta which contained mentions of a spirit inside the Master Sword. Twilight Princess which tells us that the sword was made by ancient sages. And then Skyward Sword, where you can see the sages' emblems in the entrance of the temple of Hylia, in front of where the Goddess Sword was hidden. Also the Master Sword was upgraded and downgraded in multiple games. Something very important too that can give context to its varying power and durability is the Master Sword's link to the hero.
Wait; in skyward sword, Fi can tell Link how low his hearts are. I just realized that was what she was communicating to Zelda in Breath. He can still be saved because he wasn't dead; dying. Mortally injured, but not dead. He (in game logic) had maybe a quarter of a heart left. I always understood it was Fi; but that just adds to the beauty of the scene.
Fun Fact that comes from both the official strategy guide and developer interviews: the Picori Blade was supposed to be the Master Sword precursor, granted to Hylians by the Minish Cap as a sign of their friendship. It was never stated in-game, but it was intended by Capcom to be implied but unconfirmed. The connection got completely debunked in Skyward Sword when we got the true origins of the Master Sword and the Goddess Sword.
I always wonder how would be a futuristic hyrule. Like, I can't see Link with a gun and don't think it would fit him well. Also I love so much the Master Sword and the symbolism she has in the Zelda series and games in general. I'm really curious about a "cyberpunk version" of hyrule, but a little concerned about the combat and the weapons (I can't think of a Zelda game without swords and bows), but that's just my opinion and I trust that the Zelda team will do a great job as almost always they have done
I, too, think it's a cool organ story. Thanks to this game, we finally know how the Master Sword was forged. I think I'll be sending this video to a friend of mine. She's never had a chance to play this game. So she'll find this origin story very interesting. Truthfully, I've never had a chance to play this game either. So I appreciate you making a video about this.
I think Demise and Hylia were similar beings at the beginning and he must have learned information about the Goddesses that made him turn to the "dark side". We don't know what elevated Hylia to Goddess status and I wouldn't be surprised if she was granted god-like powers by the Golden Goddesses. Demise could have learned about her new status and plotted to take down the God tribe by leading the newly formed demon tribe. He could have retreated into the Depths to plot his takeover and create his demon army. Hylia was the only person between him and the Goddesses and I could see him learning about the Triforce and wanting to find a way to use it to gain god-like powers and take over the universe.
They both could have been Sages created by the Goddesses among many others. The 7 sages could have also given up their immortal lives to reincarnate with the hero and Goddesses. It would be cool if the Sages were like the Golden Goddesses' "angels" and there could be more of them wherever the God Tribe lives now.
So wait. Is the Sealed Temple also the Temple of Time in OOT? If so is the Faron Woods in TP the old Hyrule Castle town? Or are those two different Temple of Times?
The Sealed Temple is a different place before the Temple of Time with the Master Sword was established later. While yes the Master Sword was laid to rest at the Sealed Temple at the end of Skyward Sword, it later gets moved by the Sage of Light, the old man Rauru, because the pedestal where the sword rests appears to be able to be moved from one place to another. The Sealed Temple in SS later becomes The Forgotten Temple, buried deep under rocks and cliffs.
Another Un canon story is the Goddess herself brough the sword down to the human's where Link Reforged it because it needed to be tempered by human hands and during the battle with Demise it became the Master Sword and Link used it to send Skyloft to the Sky along with the sword which we can assume eventually became the Goddess sword we now from the game. Also minor note but this Zelda isn't a princess.
The war with the Demon tribe is not the beginning of the origin story for the Master sword. According to A link to the past and it's japanese manual as well as Twilight princess there is more to the story. My first source says that the Master sword was forged by the people of Hyrule by order of the gods to protect the Triforce from evil. My second source says that the Master sword was forged by the wisdom of the ancient sages this quote is from Zelda. Add together this information with the context of Skyward sword and it then becomes the origin story of the Goddess sword the beginning of the Master sword's origin story.
Yes, there’s no doubt the Master Sword is strong. However, it’s not strong enough to defeat and seal away the most powerful enemies Link has ever faced…Cuccos!
One of my favorite parts of SS, is that Ghirahim and Demise’s story is opposite of Link and the master sword’s. Where as the hero forges the goddess sword into a new, more powerful version, and then completely destroys Demise in his timeline, essentially sealing it off. Ghirahim (the evil sword) essentially forges the demon king Demise, into a new, more powerful version of himself. And then opens the official Zelda timeline we’ve played through in all of the previous games. It’s also really a neat idea that the battle against Demise’s power has been the backstory of the previous Nintendo-developed, Zelda games. Since Demise’s remaining power is sealed in the master sword and Fi is slowly eroding it until she gets too weak. Which cause a new adventure and a new hero to rise, prove himself, draw the sword, and release the remaining power for the avatar of Demise’s curse to use. The hero then typically repairs the sword, defeats the avatar, and recaptures the remaining power of the demon king, until after enough legends, the power is completely destroyed. SS gave so much insight into the story of the LoZ games.
First of all there is no timeline split from the time travel this is proven by Impa's bracelet. Second the curse is not relevant to any of the other villains in the series as the curse was ended by Link in Skyward sword.
@@darkdagger5237 The bracelet events all happened after the new timeline was created. So you’re half right. There was no split within that small window of time. But no, the power of the first demon king Demise, was not completely destroyed by SS Link. When Link and friends make the final time travel back at the end of the game, they leapfrog over all previous Nintendo developed games, where they reunite with the master sword that is free from Demise’s power. While Link, Zelda, and Groose skipped over everything, the sword was used in all of the previous games to slowly erode Demise’s power over time.
@@bagofshhh What I need is the EXACT evidence that you claim exists that specifically confirms your statement. Without that evidence your statement is only fan-fiction.
That's sad, it would've explained a few things. But at the beginning it says "this story contains key elements of the games story"? Does it just refer to the small parts of Skyward Link
Fun fact, breath of the wild and tears of the Kingdom are a fourth timeline that starts immediately after skyward sword, and when ocarina of time never happened
So the goddesses should have just... let evil reign? Maybe societies need invasion in order to cure them of their terrible ways of life. Culture does not supercede truth and justice. Edit: can't wait for the replies to this one >=]
in my opinion, the ending wouldve been better if Fi wasnt so insufferable the entire game especially in the Wii version. im happy she just shuts up in the Switch version. i know they were going for the sentient robot vibe with Fi, but i just feel like with the way she is the entire game, im happy shes gone by the end. i know thats just to me, but it kinda butchers the intended emotional ending.
Ok so the master swords origins can be seen in the legend of zelda skyward sword It's a game for the wii wi u and remade for the switch There now you don't have to watch the video Your bloody welcome
Yeah but if someone hasn't played the game but wants to know the origins of the master sword then watching this video is significantly quicker than playing through Skyward Sword.
I really do like the story origins of the Master Sword, I thought it was really good. While creating a good compelling story, it needs to be able to engage the person playing/watching to get fully immersed in the world of Legend of Zelda. Not every story told is perfect, and they have their flaws and plot holes that the fans then try to fill the gaps in with multitudes of theories of their own, even if some of the folks at Nintendo who works on the stories aren't always consistent in lore and world building, or that deeply into story driven games. I think for the longevity of the Legend of Zelda series could greatly benefit from fan theories and having them work their way into canon lore and story stuff, and there's probably a good amount of people who could create a really good Legend of Zelda story if given the chance by the folks at Nintendo. If the Legend of Zelda series were to be given a Soft-Reboot, whole new timeline of events that is completely detached and separate from the Zelda Timeline Theory that we all know so well, and provide whole new original lore with its own original timeline, along with more consistency between things established between games. The Zelda games we know of today could be re-classed as Legends and Origins Era Zelda and new future titles being Myth Era of Zelda, or at the very least the Non-canon games being classed as Myth Era Zelda, instead of Legend Era Zelda. Something that detaches itself from Legends and is based more on Myths, it might warrant a title change on the series as a result instead of being _"The Legend of"_ and being something like _"The Myths of"_ but still classed as a Legend of Zelda title.
The coolest thing at the end of the game is how the MS will stay in that very same spot until the hero of time pulls it form the pedestal, because Rauru the sage of light(not the zonai guy from TOTK) builds a new temple of time around the blade.
We need a chronologically accurate OoT. All the same dungeons and key items. More varied map to explore. Active (totk style) npc's. And hints of old skywardville, maybe deeper in the lost woods.
@@justinpatterson5291 That would be fun, as long as they kept the dungeons similar. Might screw up the Epona travel though, too long of a Hyrule to gallop across.
Me: *knows perfectly well how the Master Sword was created*
Also me: *watches video anyway*
I just love lore videos ❤
Leaving Fi to rest in the master sword is such an emotional moment for me. It's probably my second saddest companion leaving moments. The one that trumps it is finally seeing Impa in her true form only to have her leave forever through the twilight mirror.
You mean Midna, not Impa, in regards to your mention of the Twilight Mirror 😅.
@@2gredvisions8560Nah, he’s right. You don’t remember Impaz leaving with Midna?😂
@@_ABoyNamedBlue_ While a hilarious joke, I'm pretty sure Impaz in Twilight Princess remained in the Hidden Village after Link received the Ancient Sky Book from her 😅.
I looove the lore behind the Master Sword, its of the main reasons why Skyward Sword is my favorite Zelda game. A lot of other game series have iconic weapons, but I feel that Zelda games go above and beyond with the story of the blade.
I still remember the magical moment in A Link To The Past, finding the master sword and pulling it out with that recurring theme playing.
I wonder what metal the Master Sword is made of, for it to have lasted as it has for 10,000+ years.
timeshift stone. This is why Link is not affected by the time shift stones in Skyward Sword, otherwise he would be erased out of existence just like how the enemies that attack him in 1 time period are.
@@nworder4life I thought that's only the handle. I assume the blade is made out of the same stuff the Phantom Sword is made of.
Several games have Link upgrading the Master Sword. Which might actually just be the sword getting fixed/repaired/maintained
Such as how in Link to the Past, there are two stages of sword upgrades _after_ the base Master Sword. Going over the lore--the level 3 Master Sword (or level 4 sword) in Link to the Past is somewhat less powerful than the blade has been seen as being in the past
@NimhLabs great fairy magic in alttp, golden sol in tp, sage prayers in WW, self regenerating(slowly over the course of 100 years)In BOTW and Zelda bathing it with her divine energy/soul in TOTK. Nothing beats the OG blessing from Hylia herself after being forged by the 3 flames of the golden goddesses in Skyward Sword.
@@nworder4life I was more talking about the part about it "having lasted for >10ka" portion
Also, in LttP you _also_ take the Master Sword to a blacksmith, after rescuing his partner from the Golden Realm
Essentially, the Master Sword _does_ show some signs of degradation--and has had to have some fixes and maintenance applied to it
It should also be noted that most of these "upgrades" tend to not result in a sword being as strong as it was at the end of Skyward Sword. Which indicates that it might not be "lasting for >10ka"--or at least not without outside interactions to repair it
Also... didn't one variation of the Master Sword get fused with the Four Sword in some point of events?
I always got annoyed at how little the goddess sword changed with each flame, until the last one when it suddenly changes.
I think it would’ve been way colour if we actually saw each upgrade adding a drastic visual change to the sword.
Eg, first upgrade the gem changes, second the blade’s cross guard expands, the third it turns purple, and then blessing it causes it to glow.
Something along those lines would’ve been awesome to see
I just kinda found it like that
Watched ur stuff even before I had an account...always embrace zelda my man.amomg the chaos in the world there is no better escapism than being plunged into hyrule
Another great episode! You make my Sunday nights every week. I havent played a lot of the older Zelda games, so i love learning about the old lore and how it relates
Even if the origins of that blade were unknown. Finding such a thing, would certainly evoke interest in it's unique qualities and craftsmanship. Maybe to the point of forming a whole kingdom and tribes to protect its location.
***MORE***
A good sequel to this would be the Master Sword's progression throughout the splitted timeline. The collection of short stories for each game featuring the sword and how it progressed in power (i.e. A Link to the Past/A Link Between Worlds, Twilight Princess, Ocarina of Time, Wind Waker, Breath of the Wild/Tears of the Kingdom, etc.). Also even how it might appear in Echoes of Wisdom, since it was leaked that Link would be playable.
I'm the Skyward Sword of commenters
Finally someone made a unique first comment
Fi will always be my favorite companion (next to Midna). Skyward Sword was my first true Zelda game, and I couldn’t have gotten through it without her. She may be annoying at times, and appear to offer information that I already know, but I like to think it’s because she cares.
It may just be me trying to imagine more personality in her character, but it brings me comfort and lessens my irritation towards her when she appears sometimes. In the end of the game, when she tells Link that she is experiencing a feeling she is not familiar with but believes it to be happiness, it always makes me tear up. Fi is introduced with the information that she has data and knowledge of just about everything, except knowledge on feelings; but before we lay her to rest, she finally understands what she is feeling for the first time: happiness, and it’s because of us.
I will never forget that moment with her. I miss her, often wishing while playing other Zelda games that Fi would be the one guiding me again. Fi will always hold a special place in my heart. Thank you, Fi, for everything.
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It would have been nice to have touched upon how the blade's origin has evolved as the series went on.
From A Link to the Past's manual which tells us that Hyrulians followed a divine message which told them to make a sword that would be able to protect the Triforce from any evil wanting to steal it. To Ocarina of Time's beta which contained mentions of a spirit inside the Master Sword. Twilight Princess which tells us that the sword was made by ancient sages. And then Skyward Sword, where you can see the sages' emblems in the entrance of the temple of Hylia, in front of where the Goddess Sword was hidden.
Also the Master Sword was upgraded and downgraded in multiple games. Something very important too that can give context to its varying power and durability is the Master Sword's link to the hero.
Wait; in skyward sword, Fi can tell Link how low his hearts are. I just realized that was what she was communicating to Zelda in Breath. He can still be saved because he wasn't dead; dying. Mortally injured, but not dead. He (in game logic) had maybe a quarter of a heart left.
I always understood it was Fi; but that just adds to the beauty of the scene.
Fun Fact that comes from both the official strategy guide and developer interviews: the Picori Blade was supposed to be the Master Sword precursor, granted to Hylians by the Minish Cap as a sign of their friendship.
It was never stated in-game, but it was intended by Capcom to be implied but unconfirmed.
The connection got completely debunked in Skyward Sword when we got the true origins of the Master Sword and the Goddess Sword.
She also seems to speak to Link right before the final blow to Ganon in Ocarina of Time
Here, early as always! Too bad I just finished my snack 😔
Everyone is dropping a Zelda video on the same day!
What's the special occasion?
I always wonder how would be a futuristic hyrule. Like, I can't see Link with a gun and don't think it would fit him well. Also I love so much the Master Sword and the symbolism she has in the Zelda series and games in general.
I'm really curious about a "cyberpunk version" of hyrule, but a little concerned about the combat and the weapons (I can't think of a Zelda game without swords and bows), but that's just my opinion and I trust that the Zelda team will do a great job as almost always they have done
I was hoping you were going to go into the interesting times it's been reforged, such as with the dwarven smiths
Love you Hyrule Gamer 💚
What song did you use in the intro? It's beautiful.
I wanna know too!
I, too, think it's a cool organ story. Thanks to this game, we finally know how the Master Sword was forged. I think I'll be sending this video to a friend of mine. She's never had a chance to play this game. So she'll find this origin story very interesting. Truthfully, I've never had a chance to play this game either. So I appreciate you making a video about this.
Thanks for the video 😎❤️
Hyrule Gamer Cool video what but about the master sword in WW is that a hylian recreation?
I mean it is really cute that BotW/Tears Zelda and Fi/Master Sword share the same japanese voice actress.
I think Demise and Hylia were similar beings at the beginning and he must have learned information about the Goddesses that made him turn to the "dark side". We don't know what elevated Hylia to Goddess status and I wouldn't be surprised if she was granted god-like powers by the Golden Goddesses. Demise could have learned about her new status and plotted to take down the God tribe by leading the newly formed demon tribe. He could have retreated into the Depths to plot his takeover and create his demon army. Hylia was the only person between him and the Goddesses and I could see him learning about the Triforce and wanting to find a way to use it to gain god-like powers and take over the universe.
They both could have been Sages created by the Goddesses among many others. The 7 sages could have also given up their immortal lives to reincarnate with the hero and Goddesses. It would be cool if the Sages were like the Golden Goddesses' "angels" and there could be more of them wherever the God Tribe lives now.
Head canon
I am totally behind on Zelda lore.
There are actually two master swords co existing during SS.
I love the Lores videos even though during play I care about game play mostly
Nintendo already proved that lore is an after-thought to them. This story will change whenever it becomes slightly inconvenient.
So wait. Is the Sealed Temple also the Temple of Time in OOT? If so is the Faron Woods in TP the old Hyrule Castle town? Or are those two different Temple of Times?
The Sealed Temple is a different place before the Temple of Time with the Master Sword was established later. While yes the Master Sword was laid to rest at the Sealed Temple at the end of Skyward Sword, it later gets moved by the Sage of Light, the old man Rauru, because the pedestal where the sword rests appears to be able to be moved from one place to another. The Sealed Temple in SS later becomes The Forgotten Temple, buried deep under rocks and cliffs.
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Another Un canon story is the Goddess herself brough the sword down to the human's where Link Reforged it because it needed to be tempered by human hands and during the battle with Demise it became the Master Sword and Link used it to send Skyloft to the Sky along with the sword which we can assume eventually became the Goddess sword we now from the game.
Also minor note but this Zelda isn't a princess.
... Fi's blue, right? Honest question, cuz I need to tell my optometrist otherwise... lol
Yes.
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The war with the Demon tribe is not the beginning of the origin story for the Master sword. According to A link to the past and it's japanese manual as well as Twilight princess there is more to the story. My first source says that the Master sword was forged by the people of Hyrule by order of the gods to protect the Triforce from evil. My second source says that the Master sword was forged by the wisdom of the ancient sages this quote is from Zelda. Add together this information with the context of Skyward sword and it then becomes the origin story of the Goddess sword the beginning of the Master sword's origin story.
Yes, there’s no doubt the Master Sword is strong. However, it’s not strong enough to defeat and seal away the most powerful enemies Link has ever faced…Cuccos!
In botw is there a reason ganon didnt use the divine beasts to destroy shit or did he cus i swear he just took them over and that was it
One of my favorite parts of SS, is that Ghirahim and Demise’s story is opposite of Link and the master sword’s. Where as the hero forges the goddess sword into a new, more powerful version, and then completely destroys Demise in his timeline, essentially sealing it off. Ghirahim (the evil sword) essentially forges the demon king Demise, into a new, more powerful version of himself. And then opens the official Zelda timeline we’ve played through in all of the previous games.
It’s also really a neat idea that the battle against Demise’s power has been the backstory of the previous Nintendo-developed, Zelda games. Since Demise’s remaining power is sealed in the master sword and Fi is slowly eroding it until she gets too weak. Which cause a new adventure and a new hero to rise, prove himself, draw the sword, and release the remaining power for the avatar of Demise’s curse to use. The hero then typically repairs the sword, defeats the avatar, and recaptures the remaining power of the demon king, until after enough legends, the power is completely destroyed.
SS gave so much insight into the story of the LoZ games.
First of all there is no timeline split from the time travel this is proven by Impa's bracelet. Second the curse is not relevant to any of the other villains in the series as the curse was ended by Link in Skyward sword.
@@darkdagger5237 The bracelet events all happened after the new timeline was created. So you’re half right. There was no split within that small window of time.
But no, the power of the first demon king Demise, was not completely destroyed by SS Link. When Link and friends make the final time travel back at the end of the game, they leapfrog over all previous Nintendo developed games, where they reunite with the master sword that is free from Demise’s power. While Link, Zelda, and Groose skipped over everything, the sword was used in all of the previous games to slowly erode Demise’s power over time.
@@bagofshhh Where's your evidence to backup this fan-fiction.
@@darkdagger5237 in the game. Is there something specific you need me to explain to you? I hate writing big text blocks in comments.
@@bagofshhh What I need is the EXACT evidence that you claim exists that specifically confirms your statement. Without that evidence your statement is only fan-fiction.
The next real game should have demise as the end boss again. Have him be released from the sword.
Isn't the manga at the end of Hyrule Historia canon?
Not really, sadly, it's a great manga that I love but it is not considered canon to the games.
That's sad, it would've explained a few things. But at the beginning it says "this story contains key elements of the games story"? Does it just refer to the small parts of Skyward Link
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day 200!! of mentioning that on 5/6/2023 hyrule gamer made a video where, at 43.46, he spent 12 seconds simping about the ancient gerudo soldiers
Wow born 1983 I played zelda 1 an 2 an n64 others but wow to bad I stop playing Nintendo
YAAAH! 😜
1:16 That does not look appetizing.
I'm glad you pronounced Fi's name properly.
Fun fact, breath of the wild and tears of the Kingdom are a fourth timeline that starts immediately after skyward sword, and when ocarina of time never happened
"Kree-ate". Not "Kuh-rate".
Oh hell nah
The golden goddesses invaded Demise's realm and violated his kingdom. Hylia actually is the villain.
So the goddesses should have just... let evil reign? Maybe societies need invasion in order to cure them of their terrible ways of life. Culture does not supercede truth and justice.
Edit: can't wait for the replies to this one >=]
@medicalpotion ...awe my comment on evil cultures being invaded got deleted. Xenophobic youtube strikes again.
how come its always people without profile picture that say the dumbest things I ever seen? are you all bots or something?
in my opinion, the ending wouldve been better if Fi wasnt so insufferable the entire game especially in the Wii version. im happy she just shuts up in the Switch version. i know they were going for the sentient robot vibe with Fi, but i just feel like with the way she is the entire game, im happy shes gone by the end. i know thats just to me, but it kinda butchers the intended emotional ending.
while i do agree she is annoying, shes a companion nontheless. i cry at the ending of skyward sword every single time HAH
@@gvw2519 ... I'm really happy I'm not your father.
This is the worst Lore Retcon
Also first
@@justinteer9210 sorry man
Ok so the master swords origins can be seen in the legend of zelda skyward sword
It's a game for the wii wi u and remade for the switch
There now you don't have to watch the video
Your bloody welcome
You must be fun at parties. Also, it's *you're
@FatCatGarfield you must be fun at parties, too. "UHM ACTUALLY IT'S A SELTZER NOT A BEER HMMM!!!"
@@FatCatGarfield if all you have to add is to be a grammar nazi maybe you should not add anything at all
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Yeah but if someone hasn't played the game but wants to know the origins of the master sword then watching this video is significantly quicker than playing through Skyward Sword.
I really do like the story origins of the Master Sword, I thought it was really good. While creating a good compelling story, it needs to be able to engage the person playing/watching to get fully immersed in the world of Legend of Zelda. Not every story told is perfect, and they have their flaws and plot holes that the fans then try to fill the gaps in with multitudes of theories of their own, even if some of the folks at Nintendo who works on the stories aren't always consistent in lore and world building, or that deeply into story driven games.
I think for the longevity of the Legend of Zelda series could greatly benefit from fan theories and having them work their way into canon lore and story stuff, and there's probably a good amount of people who could create a really good Legend of Zelda story if given the chance by the folks at Nintendo. If the Legend of Zelda series were to be given a Soft-Reboot, whole new timeline of events that is completely detached and separate from the Zelda Timeline Theory that we all know so well, and provide whole new original lore with its own original timeline, along with more consistency between things established between games. The Zelda games we know of today could be re-classed as Legends and Origins Era Zelda and new future titles being Myth Era of Zelda, or at the very least the Non-canon games being classed as Myth Era Zelda, instead of Legend Era Zelda. Something that detaches itself from Legends and is based more on Myths, it might warrant a title change on the series as a result instead of being _"The Legend of"_ and being something like _"The Myths of"_ but still classed as a Legend of Zelda title.
day 230 of mentioning that on 5/6/2023 hyrule gamer made a video where, at 43.46, he spent 12 seconds simping about the ancient gerudo soldiers
day 239 of mentioning that on 5/6/2023 hyrule gamer made a video where, at 43.46, he spent 12 seconds simping about the ancient gerudo soldiers