Shoutout to my friend Adam, who's the real MVP of today's episode because he walked back to the school to retrieve my commentary file I forgot to bring back home with me. He is a true scrubporter!
I think that that the reason for the inconsistency for how Link’s Sheikah Slate is referred to (A Sheikah Slate vs The Sheikah Slate) might be because some people only knew of the one Slate while others knew that Purah had made another.
They is a commun misconception about what a theory i and what a hipothese is " not sure of the grammar " a theory is wen something is backup with evidence the other is not
Luthia Moonlight FRQC A hypothesis is something you think is gonna happen backed with no evidence and pure gut feeling A Theory is something you think happened or is going to happen backed by evidence
It was never mentioned because the hero from 10,000 years ago never used it... because It was created AFTER Calamity Ganon was sealed away as a reward for the hero & extra help should Calamity Ganon ever return? Too bad we can't just pilot it up to Hyrule Castle & finish the job with the other four. Now THAT would be too easy of an end boss.
@@carracer41 r/whoosh Calamity Ganon attacked 10,000 years ago, and was sealed away. It then attacked again (when BotW Link failed) 100 years ago. I was obviously referring to the earliest known encounter with Calamity Ganon as that WAS the event in question during this very thread.
I love the idea that the house Link bought from abandonment was his family home. He was drawn to it for an unconscious reason, and fixed it up so well that it’s almost like he’d been there before. As for why it wouldn’t trigger a memory, it may have and we just never saw it since it wasn’t important to the plot. Or, it didn’t hit him until later when the events of the story are over and he and Zelda quest off to rebuild Hyrule.
You can even find concept art of Link his family, his dad and little sister, but it was scrapped. Would make it even more tragic, waking up 100 years later have your house in ruins and your family gone.
I absolutley love that they actually put the effort into making the book actually say something. They put so much detail into something pretty much no one would see
nowonmetube I mean??? They’re both even-toed ungulates. They’re in the same Order - Artiodactyla. So yeah they’re kind of close? About as close as say, a raccoon and a bear, which are both part of the order Carnivora. Maybe not even that close, because technically whales, dolphins, and porpoises are also in the order Artiodactyla. However, the species name of a giraffe is “camelopardalis” which is a combination of “camel” and “leopard” and refers to the giraffe’s similar shape to a camel and it’s similar pattern to a leopard. TL; DR: They’re close, but not close enough that you could say “giraffes are basically just long-necked camels right??” It’d be like saying “raccoons are basically just tiny bears, right?” Like, you aren’t WRONG, but you aren’t RIGHT either. You feel me??
I remember seing somewhere that the Gorons withing Gerudo Town are indeed actually female ; the reason they look so masculine is that Gorons simply don't have gender dimorphism. They're rock people, after all.
Maybe the gerudo just cant tell, and the gorons either dont know theyre assumed to be female or know but dont say anything so they can stay. Also they might refer to eachother as "brother" because in older english rules male pronouns can also refer to mixed gender groups or an individual wose gender is uknown. or maybe they cant tell either.
I personally like how the story doesn't have that much initial depth to it. It let's us as a player guage how much importance we place upon, and with theories like this, and the tiny tidbits of evidence found within the game, it allows imaginative players craft their own backstory of what truly happened.
Now that the sequel has been announced, I keep thinking, what if the great plateau rose up just like how hyrule castle did at the end of the botw 2 sequel??
BotW gameplay spoilers! - - - A theory that I came up with regarding the 5th divine beast is that Link wasn't transported to it but was shrunk down instead and the final divine beast is actually the Master Cycle with the puzzles being different ways of repairing/fixing the cycle. The last divine beast had all the components for a vehicle to be powered (water, electricity, heat and wind) and in the fight with the last monk, we see that the Sheikah had the ability to grow in size so we can assume that they can do the opposite.
I haven't unlocked the 5th beast yet. This sounded like a pretty good theory with the vehicle stuff. However, "they can grow, so we may assume they can shrink" - wut? I threw that logic into Prolog, and I got slapped by my computer. Yeah, maybe they can "revert" back to their original form after growing, which may require shrinking. But there's nothing for us to assume they can shrink beyond their original form.
It says: " Gerudo, a resilient desert flower, facing the sun's gaze. Gerudo grows brilliant, while others fade." The left one says: "We stand vigilant, in the desert sun. We are brilliant, over everyone." And the right one: "Vigilant in the sun growing brilliant Gerudo never outdone."
@Maren Mol Because it had already been translated. What does it says, the meaning of it ? Gerudo are proud female warriors and they survive in the Gerudo Desert, a place not very suited for Life. One of Ganondorf's reason for invading Hyrule, aside from Demise's Hatred, was the deadliness of the Desert's Winds. Here, the Gerudo proudly says that they will face the sun no matter what. They would no longer fall into Envy and jealousy, causing wars to Hylians. A rejection of the Dark Past and an embracement of their nature, as female warriors of the Desert. That's my interpretation of it ...
You said it says “Gerudo a resilient desert flower” Doesn’t one of the eight heroines say “Gerudo an unblemished desert flower”? Could they be related?
The master cycle is the 5th divine beast. The divine beast dungeon we go through WAS the cycle. We repair it from the inside and It gets shrunken down to suit Link's size.
Okay so since it's been months since I first replied I'm just going to say this: You mean to tell me that the Shrine of Resurrection was built on top of a giant hecking motorcycle that managed to fit into the Plateau that was then shrunk when Maz Koshia(?) was defeated to gift to Link
UnderTale The Human Seeing as it’s (the final trial) pretty much a shrine, and that all of the shrines were meant for Link, yeah it’s likely. It got me thinking, since the Sheikah could essentially tell the future, and also how the interiors of the other four Divine Beasts seemed like Sheikah shrine trials. Were the Divine Beasts designed by the Sheikah for Link to go inside to free from Ganon’s control, because they knew Ganon would take control of them? And therefore the Champions were foretold to die from the Blight Ganons during the Great Calamity, but the Sheikah could only help/prepare Link because they were outcasted by the royal family of Hyrule?
So few are talking about this. I only ever see it mentioned in the comments and only once in a red moon. It's got the transmission drive shaft, air intake, piston, what seems like a carburetor or fuel intake, coolant and a 4 cylinder. I was just learning about motorcycle mechanics before I played the game. I thought I was crazy when I first saw the map but after completing it, I had that moment of realization.
@@arambles1 well at one point in the game after you do every quest that kass tells you if you go to rito village at night you can talk to him and he explained his ancestor tasked him to learn these songs to help link in the future after he wakes up and that his ancestor was in good relationships with the royal family and that's how they have the photo
TheAnimewolfchick, if this was meant to be a joke then you posed a horrible joke. If you were serious then please explain how they were elements and i swear to god if you think lighting was apart of the greek elements
TheAnimewolfchick, ... i feel great disappointment at the moment. Revival is not an element. Daruk’s protection is not an element. Lighting by itself is not an element. We are talking about the 4 elements of fire, water, earth, and air that the greeks came up with. The only thing that you said that could even be considered a counter-argument is the lighting part.
Somebody - His name is Botrick, he can be found around Outskirt Stable, he doesn’t give you any sort of quest to do with the Lord of the Mountain, take it from a guy who has completed every side quest
If you talk to Botrick at just the right time and place he'll tell you about the Lord of the Mountain and how he wishes he could see it one day, but it just stays as that, and doesn't become a side quest. Botrick's character design was also based on Iwata
@@locoludwin3228 Don't you mean "The only time a male Gerudo was born & turned out to be the reincarnation of Demise was in OoT...as far as we know"? Good point.
@@ThatAnArchyDude Sorry, I didn't realize you were the same who made the first comment. I was talking about your answer to @loco ludwin and the coment was also meant for him. I was saying that at least 2 male Gerudo have been an incarnation of Demise's hatred, Ganondorf and Ganondorf II, the later of them appearing on Four Swords Adventures.
@@mariobros2169 Gorons are a all male race In my opinion I think the Gurodos thought that it would be unfair for all but gorons to go into the villages so they just allow them That’s it I mean they deserve a chance to see the village I don’t know how gorons are made so don’t ask about that
Since the Goron are genderless, even if they have more masculine traits, I think that Gerudo Town is not a place that only allows women, but rather a place that doesn't allow men in it.
Personally, this is just me, and I did see someone comment earlier about how they love how the Lore is not always there, leaving room for the player to find importance to whatever. I suck at trying to explain shit. But I do think the gerudo women, albeit an only woman race, which would probably and more likely come off as a dominant trait, no matter who the reproduce with, so either way they end up a girl and the same traits of physicality that you see in just about everything Gerudo. I do see that there is a chance for them to allow trans men, non binary people, who I believe are the gorons in my personal view of the game. Therefore, just in my personal view, there are chances that these women can actually repopulate and reproduce. Whether it is with a trans man, a non binary person who could just have a penis. The gerudo women are seemingly confusing and complicated when it does come to the allowing in their city. But I personally like to think while the Hylians may find problems with people, not being a man or woman mentally, physically and sexually, I do like to think that other races, like the Gerudo's would not mind it, as it is a possible way they reproduce. Now not everyone will be non binary or trans, but this also begs the question of how they would reproduce otherwise. Hylians are definitely an option, and so could the male born every 100 years. It would not surprise me if Ganon actually helped conceive a lot of Gerudo woman in his teenage/early adult years. This is just my point of view on it, this is just how I see it and when I can finally buy and play the game then just watching theories and let's plays, it is probably how I'll see the game be played and how I will experience it myself. :)
I love the Video! I wanted to say something about the 1st theory. I myself speak german, so i play the german Version of botw. In the german Version, Purah's catchphrase is (i feel so stupid, lmao) : Katchikka! In the final cutscene where the picture is taken, the female says the same thing. I think that basically confirms it.
6:05 I’m pretty sure that’s a camel. You see, giraffes don’t have humps, and giraffes cannot survive in the desert. This is a camel 🐪 and this is a giraffe 🦒.
Have you played Majora's Mask? If not the sort answer is yes there are female Gorons, they are just every similar physically, and they all have deep voices, but there are some differences.
I haven't played in awhile but I thought one of the Gorons in Geurdo mentions that HE is a guy but they let him in because Gerudo can't the difference between Goron men and women... so they let all Goron's in. So MOST of the Gorons in the Gerudo town are female but there is at least one guy.
A favourite theory of mine is the SOS Morse codes in the divine beasts music. In each piece of music, an SOS call can be heard. For every one except Vah Medoh, each SOS call is slower and can be heard in the background. There’s a theory the SOS call was made when the champion died. Revali’s SOS call was fast, panicked and a lot after then the rest. It suggests Revali lasted the longest in his battle, and he eventually swallowed his pride to make the call, and he was panicking. Every time I complete Vah Medoh, I just hear this one quick, fast, panicked SOS call. It gives me chills every time.
Given that Link needed his Sheikah Slate to operate the Divine Beasts, I had assumed the other Champions used one of their own to pilot their respective Beasts. That's part of why Daruk needed adjustments to pilot Vah Rudania: his fingers were too big to operate a Sheikah Slate.
Awww, having shoutouts to my boy Zeltik and fellow Discorder Phantasimo warms the cockles of my heart. Very nice collection of theories, short and concise!
I Kinda have a theory about the sheikah slate might have more runes than the ones in the game that could of helped in certain parts of the game like getting into small areas that can't be reached by normal means, making the monsters smaller to take them down easier, make you bigger to reach things, making items bigger to crush monsters, and making three clones to take down multiple enemies
You can actually find Dorian’s wifes grave overlooking Kakariko village. It’s the frog statue with a SHEIKAH symbol and a rock containing an eightfold blade. When you grab the blade, a yoga clan members appear! Love your channel!
The Gorons acually do have a gender, correct me if I am wrong but there is a shrine quest where one Goron is mining a wall (which has a shrine behind it) but is too tired, so his BROTHER tells you that HIS BROTHER needs help..... What do you think?
They just use "Brother" to denote kinship rather than "blood" relationships (it's doubtful that they even have blood). There is never any mention of goron females so having distinctions of "brother" and "sister" would have no context for them. Culturally they probably thought "friend" just didn't describe the relationship they had/wanted with themselves and their close allies and settled on brother. A bond which cannot be broken. A few gorons have been declared as havin a "son", but they never elaborate on how said sons came into being.
The most simple way to put it is: Gorons reproduce asexually (I personally think they create their young using special rocks at death mountain) but they use male pronouns and refer to each other as “brother” as a sign of respect.
I think there's more evidence that Link lived in Hateno Village. Before the calamity, Link was known for two things aside from his swordsmanship: riding and marksmanship. In Hateno, there's a hunting mini-game, and just outside the village there's an old horse racing track that also includes targets to shoot. This would explain why he's so skilled in both those areas, as he had these places so close to him as he was growing up and therefore he could train more often
The Shiekah Slate is almost always referred to as one of many. Ex: “You have a Shiekah Slate?!”, “Oh, is that a shiekah slate?” Thought that was just implied tbh
The dead sheikah woman would make sense because she had business left in the living world to attend to, the yoga killed her and she may have needed to see her daughters grow up before her job was done. Her soul hasn’t settled so there’s no reason for her to not be there
Something that supports the 'Gorons have a trade system with the Gerudo' is that they can be seen in Zora's Domain. Think about it, the Zora wear pretty much nothing except for jewelry that would obviously require gems. It would make sense for them to need these gems to come from Death Mountain.
I reckon the great Plateau was skyloft The king said the plateau was the birthplace of hyrule, and if Oot’s castle town was there it makes sense that the residents of skyloft would make the island into a city after skyward sword
Ok so this isn't mentioned anywhere, and I only just found out about it. During the blood moon, if you go to dueling peaks stable an (in game)hour before and after, you will find Hino running around the stable and his text boxes are all in red and go (there's only 2): "Arise monsters!", and "So...red..So gloriously red!" and I find that really weird and concerning.
One of my own theories that HAS to have been covered, [I've just not every heard it mentioned myself] is the theory of why Link failed and the PURPOSE of BOTW. We know from a journal entry that Link chooses not to speak due to a strong sense of duty. His father was a great man and he was told of his purpose since a young age. So in order to meet expectations, he chose to go silent. He would bear any burden and no longer express himself, since that was his duty. This is one of the only versions of Link who didn't grow up with some humble beginning. He didn't suddenly learn of his purpose or choose of his own free will to face evil. It was forced upon him. And I think thats truly why he failed. Link's personality in the dialogue is goofy and full of puns and humor. And at times Link can even be a bit of a jerk. His posture when speaking to people with his hands on his hips can be seen as cocky. He laughs when he does a trick on a shield, he gets giddy when he cooks a good meal, and he flexes if he stands around without a shirt on. Hes INCREDIBLY expressive... But he isn't in any of the flashbacks........ I think this is because he lost his memories. Link lost all those expectations, all that training, all the times he was told of his reason for being... He forgot why he'd gone silent. I think the King teaches Link various things in a humble form, because he realized what he'd done.... what had happened to Link.... He wanted Link to take it slow, to ease into it. To experience life as it was before forcing him back into a task... Because he understood why they had failed. It wasn't because Ganon controlled the guardians, or his own trickery... Gameplay shows us that we can defeat ganon in our undies with a pot lid. That wasn't the threat. The problem was they didn't have the one thing they needed.... Because it only appears when you have a choice... its only there when you fight for whats right, in spite of everything. When your own fear and weakness are still there to overcome.... They'd made sure it wasn't there.... Because they didn't train a Warrior.... They made a Weapon.... Weapons can't have Courage.
The plateau wasn’t raised you just had to get to it by stairs you can find the blocked off entrance and a lake that filled up over a hundred years since the other end was blocked off
I could have sworn one of the Gorons told me that the Gerudo could not tell the difference. I seem to recall him walking by a medium-sized body of water and maybe carrying some sort of luggage.
Hey can you make a video talking about the Lanayru Promenade? It's an interesting place there's a bird like statue or a number of them along the walls there. Similar architecture to the forgotten temple. Like to hear your take on it
I have a headcanon regarding Link's house that I put in my LoZ stories. It would explain why it was going to be torn down, because it gives a reason for everyone forgetting that Link lived there. The headcanon is that he moved to Castle Town at some point. Pretty simple. There's not much to back it up, it's just an idea I had.
Gorons might be aloud in Garoudo Town because one Goron named Lyndae is a female Goron but looks like a male so the Garudo guards can't tell whether this Goron is a male or not because all Gorons look the same no matter what gender.
Puts a new spin on them saying they were defeated by the Blights. Some kind of infection of the mind on top of fighting whatever was physically thrown at them.
Ah, a theory lightning round. Here we go! 1: Yes, and the way Symin talks about the picture suggests that it's a risqué picture. That means that even though premium Instagram accounts do not exist, Purah is still a THOT. 2: And if you look at the gravestone from a particular angle it looks like a dick. Fitting, given that the king was a major dick to Zelda. 3: Locations get moved all the time. Just look at Spectacle Rock: in BotW it's in the desert while in ALttP it's on Death Mountain. 4: Another theory is that the Gerudo know how Gorons reproduce, and that said reproduction makes them vai according to their laws. 5: Ah yes, the good ol' "Let my enemies ready the giant killer robot so that I can steal it" ploy. It worked great in Metal Gear Solid. 6: Yes, because nothing says "We will forever remember you" like using someone as inspiration for a terrifying glowing four-legged horse. 7: Yep, no ghost mom in the game. Too bad that means that we didn't get a Cooking Ghost Mama quest. 8: There's multiple Sheikah Slates, yes. But we also learn an important lesson: don't try and build your own tablet. 9: So the house we buy and refurnish is Link's family home? That's sweet, and sad. But more importantly, Link appears in fairytales. So the Legend of Zelda is an in-universe thing. 10: So what would the fifth dungeon look like from the outside? A horse? A wolf? Or would it be more akin to something like Unicron, making it far bigger than you'd think? As for one of my own, well it's not really a theory but ever notice that Riju isn't sitting directly on the throne? In the flashback we saw that Urbosa did sit on the throne directly but Riju sits on an elevated wooden platform because the throne is way too large for her, which is why she also needs a wooden staircase going up to the throne.
When trying to link BotW to the rest of the Series, you should never forget, that there is a 10,000 year gap. 10,000 years is a VERY long time. It is coincidently, roughly the timeframe of human civilisation (meaning settled humans with governing bodies, etc.). In consequence, it doesn't matter, which time-line it follows. Empires last for a few hundred years, 2,000 at best. And when we add repeated catastrophic events to the mix, then Empires vanish without a trace.
I always just figured that the Gerudo let the Gorons in because they didn't know if they were male or female. The other races have pretty distinctive features to be able to tell their gender but not the Gorons so I always assumed it was supposed to be a funny joke that showed the Gerudo couldn't tell the difference either. Also I've always liked the idea that that was Link's home beforehand too. Especially since he offers to buy it immediately like he's drawn to it for some unknown reason. With what we're told about the previous owner never returning, I like to think it's Link and he finally came back to reclaim it.
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I think that that the reason for the inconsistency for how Link’s Sheikah Slate is referred to (A Sheikah Slate vs The Sheikah Slate) might be because some people only knew of the one Slate while others knew that Purah had made another.
"But let's overthink this..."
-Every Theorist Ever
They is a commun misconception about what a theory i and what a hipothese is " not sure of the grammar " a theory is wen something is backup with evidence the other is not
Luthia Moonlight FRQC Is English your second language? Because, honestly, other than conjugation and spelling, you’re pretty good at it.
Francais du quebec = )
Luthia Moonlight FRQC
A hypothesis is something you think is gonna happen backed with no evidence and pure gut feeling
A Theory is something you think happened or is going to happen backed by evidence
And then there's me too
The 5th divine beast is never mentioned because Link was poor and couldn't afford the DLC to use it.
It was never mentioned because the hero from 10,000 years ago never used it... because It was created AFTER Calamity Ganon was sealed away as a reward for the hero & extra help should Calamity Ganon ever return?
Too bad we can't just pilot it up to Hyrule Castle & finish the job with the other four.
Now THAT would be too easy of an end boss.
Realistically he is the highest ranking knight in Hyrule. I bet he had too much money.
@Axolotl Person That's crazy, so please go work for Nintendo.
@@ThatAnArchyDude r/wooosh and 100 years
@@carracer41 r/whoosh Calamity Ganon attacked 10,000 years ago, and was sealed away.
It then attacked again (when BotW Link failed) 100 years ago.
I was obviously referring to the earliest known encounter with Calamity Ganon as that WAS the event in question during this very thread.
I love the idea that the house Link bought from abandonment was his family home. He was drawn to it for an unconscious reason, and fixed it up so well that it’s almost like he’d been there before. As for why it wouldn’t trigger a memory, it may have and we just never saw it since it wasn’t important to the plot. Or, it didn’t hit him until later when the events of the story are over and he and Zelda quest off to rebuild Hyrule.
I always thought it was his house. I just didn't think it was his family house.
You can even find concept art of Link his family, his dad and little sister, but it was scrapped. Would make it even more tragic, waking up 100 years later have your house in ruins and your family gone.
My new headcannon
Now you're just bullshitting. A thesis is not a theory.
Funny thing, Bolson was hired by the town to demolish it and it never belonged to him in the first place. He swindled Link.
I absolutley love that they actually put the effort into making the book actually say something. They put so much detail into something pretty much no one would see
G-giraffe thing??? It’s a camel!!
In the desert. And I'm pretty sure it tells you the animal when you enter, right?
It's one of those desert giraffes with two humps 😆
Aren't giraffes 🦒 some close related animals to camels 🐫 anyway? 🤔
nowonmetube I mean??? They’re both even-toed ungulates. They’re in the same Order - Artiodactyla. So yeah they’re kind of close? About as close as say, a raccoon and a bear, which are both part of the order Carnivora. Maybe not even that close, because technically whales, dolphins, and porpoises are also in the order Artiodactyla. However, the species name of a giraffe is “camelopardalis” which is a combination of “camel” and “leopard” and refers to the giraffe’s similar shape to a camel and it’s similar pattern to a leopard.
TL; DR: They’re close, but not close enough that you could say “giraffes are basically just long-necked camels right??” It’d be like saying “raccoons are basically just tiny bears, right?” Like, you aren’t WRONG, but you aren’t RIGHT either. You feel me??
STOP IT!!! ….It's a desert moose
I remember seing somewhere that the Gorons withing Gerudo Town are indeed actually female ; the reason they look so masculine is that Gorons simply don't have gender dimorphism. They're rock people, after all.
But they call each other brother. Very confusing
No but they specifically state "the male gorons can enter the town", can't remember which npc it was
So then why do they say “not sure why they let us in though..”
Maybe the gerudo just cant tell, and the gorons either dont know theyre assumed to be female or know but dont say anything so they can stay.
Also they might refer to eachother as "brother" because in older english rules male pronouns can also refer to mixed gender groups or an individual wose gender is uknown. or maybe they cant tell either.
How do they reproduce...?
I personally like how the story doesn't have that much initial depth to it. It let's us as a player guage how much importance we place upon, and with theories like this, and the tiny tidbits of evidence found within the game, it allows imaginative players craft their own backstory of what truly happened.
I’m sorry but this is an overly underrated comment. I agree fully with you.
YESS
The only problem is that I lack imagination 😂
I believe the book about the prince is "Where the Breath of the Wild Things Are".
Underated comment.
bro where the wild things are is the best book ever made and i stand by that and will for as a long as i walk this earth
Was funny did laugh
@@gearsoftime9375 okay
@Levi Warren 👌🏻
Now that the sequel has been announced, I keep thinking, what if the great plateau rose up just like how hyrule castle did at the end of the botw 2 sequel??
Isn’t the great plateau already higher above the ground than the surface level of hyrule? I mean if it was any higher it would be the mega plateau
it’s got walls built up around it. It looks like from the pre calamity era of hyrule, not some crazy ganon/shiekah business
Everything_Nerdy I meant like what if it was a plateau because it rose up.
OH I GET WHAT YOU MEAN NOW I’m such a fricking idiot. Sorry that does make sense now.
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A theory that I came up with regarding the 5th divine beast is that Link wasn't transported to it but was shrunk down instead and the final divine beast is actually the Master Cycle with the puzzles being different ways of repairing/fixing the cycle. The last divine beast had all the components for a vehicle to be powered (water, electricity, heat and wind) and in the fight with the last monk, we see that the Sheikah had the ability to grow in size so we can assume that they can do the opposite.
I haven't unlocked the 5th beast yet. This sounded like a pretty good theory with the vehicle stuff. However, "they can grow, so we may assume they can shrink" - wut?
I threw that logic into Prolog, and I got slapped by my computer.
Yeah, maybe they can "revert" back to their original form after growing, which may require shrinking. But there's nothing for us to assume they can shrink beyond their original form.
This fits with the original plan to include the tiny people from minish cap
Ooooooh me likey
so...
can Sheikah do magic, or do they use technology to grow/shrink, lengthen their lives, and harness they runes?
@@SincerelyVince I mean, they have technology that borders on magic I wouldn’t be surprised if they could shrink
I noticed in riju’s room there’s a stone thing with gerudo script maybe you can translate it
Translation:
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It says: " Gerudo, a resilient desert flower, facing the sun's gaze. Gerudo grows brilliant, while others fade."
The left one says: "We stand vigilant, in the desert sun. We are brilliant, over everyone."
And the right one: "Vigilant in the sun growing brilliant Gerudo never outdone."
@Maren Mol Because it had already been translated.
What does it says, the meaning of it ?
Gerudo are proud female warriors and they survive in the Gerudo Desert, a place not very suited for Life.
One of Ganondorf's reason for invading Hyrule, aside from Demise's Hatred, was the deadliness of the Desert's Winds.
Here, the Gerudo proudly says that they will face the sun no matter what.
They would no longer fall into Envy and jealousy, causing wars to Hylians.
A rejection of the Dark Past and an embracement of their nature, as female warriors of the Desert.
That's my interpretation of it ...
You said it says “Gerudo a resilient desert flower”
Doesn’t one of the eight heroines say “Gerudo an unblemished desert flower”?
Could they be related?
Oh Yeah Yeah 2.0 Thats not funny
The master cycle is the 5th divine beast. The divine beast dungeon we go through WAS the cycle. We repair it from the inside and It gets shrunken down to suit Link's size.
Wait what
Okay so since it's been months since I first replied I'm just going to say this: You mean to tell me that the Shrine of Resurrection was built on top of a giant hecking motorcycle that managed to fit into the Plateau that was then shrunk when Maz Koshia(?) was defeated to gift to Link
UnderTale The Human
Seeing as it’s (the final trial) pretty much a shrine, and that all of the shrines were meant for Link, yeah it’s likely. It got me thinking, since the Sheikah could essentially tell the future, and also how the interiors of the other four Divine Beasts seemed like Sheikah shrine trials.
Were the Divine Beasts designed by the Sheikah for Link to go inside to free from Ganon’s control, because they knew Ganon would take control of them? And therefore the Champions were foretold to die from the Blight Ganons during the Great Calamity, but the Sheikah could only help/prepare Link because they were outcasted by the royal family of Hyrule?
So few are talking about this. I only ever see it mentioned in the comments and only once in a red moon. It's got the transmission drive shaft, air intake, piston, what seems like a carburetor or fuel intake, coolant and a 4 cylinder. I was just learning about motorcycle mechanics before I played the game. I thought I was crazy when I first saw the map but after completing it, I had that moment of realization.
ed1222 bruh
I’m not concerned with who took the picture in the first theory. My question is: *HOW DID THEY PRINT IT?*
Bro that's my question too
Simple, Vah Ruta's trunk is an oversized printer.
(This is a joke, do not take it seriously.)
AND WHY DOES KASS HAVE IT
@@arambles1 well at one point in the game after you do every quest that kass tells you if you go to rito village at night you can talk to him and he explained his ancestor tasked him to learn these songs to help link in the future after he wakes up and that his ancestor was in good relationships with the royal family and that's how they have the photo
Kass just has a inkjet in his pocket.
Botw and avatar are the same thing
A legendary reincarnated hero disappears for 100 years to master 4 elements
RIP earth
Close, but not close enough. Unless a shield, healing from death, snd summoning lighting become elements at some point
TheAnimewolfchick, if this was meant to be a joke then you posed a horrible joke. If you were serious then please explain how they were elements and i swear to god if you think lighting was apart of the greek elements
TheAnimewolfchick, have you even seen avatar: the last Airbender?
TheAnimewolfchick, ... i feel great disappointment at the moment. Revival is not an element. Daruk’s protection is not an element. Lighting by itself is not an element. We are talking about the 4 elements of fire, water, earth, and air that the greeks came up with. The only thing that you said that could even be considered a counter-argument is the lighting part.
There is a guy who gives you a quest to take a picture of the Lord of the Mountain. He looks suspiciously like Iwata.
There aren’t any side quests that revolve around the Lord of the Mountain, he’s mentioned by some npc’s but that’s it
Where do you find this guy??
Somebody - His name is Botrick, he can be found around Outskirt Stable, he doesn’t give you any sort of quest to do with the Lord of the Mountain, take it from a guy who has completed every side quest
If you talk to Botrick at just the right time and place he'll tell you about the Lord of the Mountain and how he wishes he could see it one day, but it just stays as that, and doesn't become a side quest. Botrick's character design was also based on Iwata
@Ylfa Karen Guðbjörnsdóttir oof it's been months since I picked up this game. But I'll check out and see if I can't find it!
My question is...why does the "hero" in Impa's story look more like a Ganon incarnation than "the hero"?
The only time a Male Gerudo was born and it turned out to be Ganon was in Oot
@@locoludwin3228 Don't you mean "The only time a male Gerudo was born & turned out to be the reincarnation of Demise was in OoT...as far as we know"?
Good point.
@@ThatAnArchyDude Four Swords Adventures
@@lord_eudald Why you @'ing me about Four Swords Adventure without giving any context?
@@ThatAnArchyDude Sorry, I didn't realize you were the same who made the first comment. I was talking about your answer to @loco ludwin and the coment was also meant for him. I was saying that at least 2 male Gerudo have been an incarnation of Demise's hatred, Ganondorf and Ganondorf II, the later of them appearing on Four Swords Adventures.
For the Gorons being allowed in Gerudo town, I always took it as them being mistaken as female because of their hair.
they do have genders gorons are just aloud in the town no specific gender
@@sophia7425 Where is implied the gorons have genders? I think they just let them in because it would be awkard to talk about it,
@@mariobros2169 Gorons are a all male race
In my opinion I think the Gurodos thought that it would be unfair for all but gorons to go into the villages so they just allow them
That’s it
I mean they deserve a chance to see the village
I don’t know how gorons are made so don’t ask about that
Cant get enough from Zelda BOTW
Thanks for the likes!
Can't get enough of that sugar crisp :P
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Since the Goron are genderless, even if they have more masculine traits, I think that Gerudo Town is not a place that only allows women, but rather a place that doesn't allow men in it.
Well thats just the same thing with extra steps
i think they have genders cause they have different voices and how else would their species reproduce
@@sophia7425 asexually
Personally, this is just me, and I did see someone comment earlier about how they love how the Lore is not always there, leaving room for the player to find importance to whatever.
I suck at trying to explain shit.
But I do think the gerudo women, albeit an only woman race, which would probably and more likely come off as a dominant trait, no matter who the reproduce with, so either way they end up a girl and the same traits of physicality that you see in just about everything Gerudo.
I do see that there is a chance for them to allow trans men, non binary people, who I believe are the gorons in my personal view of the game.
Therefore, just in my personal view, there are chances that these women can actually repopulate and reproduce. Whether it is with a trans man, a non binary person who could just have a penis.
The gerudo women are seemingly confusing and complicated when it does come to the allowing in their city. But I personally like to think while the Hylians may find problems with people, not being a man or woman mentally, physically and sexually, I do like to think that other races, like the Gerudo's would not mind it, as it is a possible way they reproduce.
Now not everyone will be non binary or trans, but this also begs the question of how they would reproduce otherwise.
Hylians are definitely an option, and so could the male born every 100 years. It would not surprise me if Ganon actually helped conceive a lot of Gerudo woman in his teenage/early adult years.
This is just my point of view on it, this is just how I see it and when I can finally buy and play the game then just watching theories and let's plays, it is probably how I'll see the game be played and how I will experience it myself. :)
@@GenderlessPancakes Great explanation there! I like this one!
I love the Video! I wanted to say something about the 1st theory. I myself speak german, so i play the german Version of botw. In the german Version, Purah's catchphrase is (i feel so stupid, lmao) : Katchikka!
In the final cutscene where the picture is taken, the female says the same thing.
I think that basically confirms it.
Now that hyrule warriors age of calamity is out, pura in it uses the same voice actor as the girl in the cutscene.
Completely confirming it.
Ja ich habs auch auf Deutsch gespielt und hab quasi angenommen, dass das Purah ist eben wegen dem.
Satouri mountain
Satouru Iwata
First the mountain name, then the dude, then the horse
I think I actually teared up
It's _Satori_ and _Satoru,_ not _Satouri_ and _Satouru..._
@@lukasmihara fr
Purah actually says that there are some slates missing, adds the camera and says everything's finished. You deserve a like, and Adam too!
she says there are runes/functions missing, not slates.
@@jenniferchough Ah yes, that's what I mean, my fault! (Actually, I didn't sleep for like 30 hours when I wrote this)
The 5th divine beast is the shape of an engine, so it could be possible that the plateau was raised using its power? Just a thought
6:05
I’m pretty sure that’s a camel. You see, giraffes don’t have humps, and giraffes cannot survive in the desert. This is a camel 🐪 and this is a giraffe 🦒.
Ah same thing
but it has two of them.
Definitely a camel 🐫
I’m pretty sure he was making what’s called a “joke”
This video made me realize that I can't remember meeting a female goron in any game and it's kinda haunting me now.
Little Kookamoo *i always thought that lyndae (?) character was female. Yknow the one that tries to speak gerudo?
Have you played Majora's Mask?
If not the sort answer is yes there are female Gorons, they are just every similar physically, and they all have deep voices, but there are some differences.
I haven't played in awhile but I thought one of the Gorons in Geurdo mentions that HE is a guy but they let him in because Gerudo can't the difference between Goron men and women... so they let all Goron's in. So MOST of the Gorons in the Gerudo town are female but there is at least one guy.
Great video dude!! I really liked the final Plateau theory - as I never made that connection before!!
Glad to have you back btw!! 😄
It's good to be back
@@NintendoBlackCrisis yes!
Think the same +1
"i saved your town from a huge giraffe thing."
dude, naboris is a camel. giraffes dont live in the desert.
at least he didnt call ruta a hippo
Do elephants live in the ocean then?
I am joking
aliyxh it’s an elephant
Hippo would be a better animal to choose.
speaking of the champions ballad, i just beat it yesterday!! :))))
Nice!
Nice!
Me too! The photo`s memory made me cry so much :"(
Congrats too u all!...
Well i dont have a switch...
Welp me.
i would often go home to hateno and cry my ass off when looking at the photo...
Only 90s kids will remember when he said there would only be 7 mini theories
I don't get it. And I'm a "90s kid".
@@nowonmetube In one of nbc's community posts, he said there would only be 7 mini theories, but he put 10 in the video.
@@colton.421 what does this have to do with 90s kids then?
@@nowonmetube because he made the post before the video came out.. As if its "a while back"
colton421 why do none of you get the joke, it’s supposed to mean that he said that he would make 7 theories a while ago but makes ten
Wait... so I just spent a thousand rupees and a ton of wood to buy my own house.
Yes, pretty much.
Reminds me of Animal Crossing and Tom Nooks crazy house debts.
8:32 I'm literally watching this video 4 years after he passed away... Rest in Peace 🙏🏻
i love how you’re still making botw videos even two years 10/10 great content ily nbc
A favourite theory of mine is the SOS Morse codes in the divine beasts music. In each piece of music, an SOS call can be heard. For every one except Vah Medoh, each SOS call is slower and can be heard in the background. There’s a theory the SOS call was made when the champion died. Revali’s SOS call was fast, panicked and a lot after then the rest. It suggests Revali lasted the longest in his battle, and he eventually swallowed his pride to make the call, and he was panicking. Every time I complete Vah Medoh, I just hear this one quick, fast, panicked SOS call. It gives me chills every time.
6:18 Hey look, it’s me!
Lmfaooo
omg
I have a theory...
The kings grave is actually a stone talus peepee
Wow and it's very hard too.
What?! LOL XD
A stone phallus?
@@leviwarren6222 LMAO
Lmfao
12:40 WOW I never thought of that. He bought his own house back...
10:53 Wow, that book has the same art style as the first cutscene to Wind Waker!
12:01 I believe it's this father instead of Link himself who had to go to the castle and service as a Knight
Given that Link needed his Sheikah Slate to operate the Divine Beasts, I had assumed the other Champions used one of their own to pilot their respective Beasts. That's part of why Daruk needed adjustments to pilot Vah Rudania: his fingers were too big to operate a Sheikah Slate.
I came in excpecting seven decents theories, but got ten GREAT theories instead. Love ur channel. Can't wait to see you reach 100k subs
Awww, having shoutouts to my boy Zeltik and fellow Discorder Phantasimo warms the cockles of my heart. Very nice collection of theories, short and concise!
I Kinda have a theory about the sheikah slate might have more runes than the ones in the game that could of helped in certain parts of the game like getting into small areas that can't be reached by normal means, making the monsters smaller to take them down easier, make you bigger to reach things, making items bigger to crush monsters, and making three clones to take down multiple enemies
Since Purah was experimenting new ones, maybe she can add more runes.
You can actually find Dorian’s wifes grave overlooking Kakariko village. It’s the frog statue with a SHEIKAH symbol and a rock containing an eightfold blade. When you grab the blade, a yoga clan members appear! Love your channel!
This video was definitely worth the wait.
SOOOO happy this finally came out, you've been hyping us up for a week now
Wow you just keep getting better. I love every video you make and appreciate your effort. You are amazing! Keep it up😉!
I say link lived near zora’s domain because in the “mipha’s touch” cutscene it said they would play together.
i have a mystery. why does link respawn after dying
Theory: Link's ability to stick to almost anything is his own Champion Ability. Or maybe he got bit by a radioactive skulltula.
It could be an ability to slow time, like midair bows and flurry rushes.
The Gorons acually do have a gender, correct me if I am wrong but there is a shrine quest where one Goron is mining a wall (which has a shrine behind it) but is too tired, so his BROTHER tells you that HIS BROTHER needs help.....
What do you think?
He was really saying "sexeless".
If you go with social theories about Gender, they identifies as males.
They just use "Brother" to denote kinship rather than "blood" relationships (it's doubtful that they even have blood). There is never any mention of goron females so having distinctions of "brother" and "sister" would have no context for them. Culturally they probably thought "friend" just didn't describe the relationship they had/wanted with themselves and their close allies and settled on brother. A bond which cannot be broken.
A few gorons have been declared as havin a "son", but they never elaborate on how said sons came into being.
@Occult Claymore that's incorrect. Gender is a societal expression of one's identity, while sex is something physical and biological.
The most simple way to put it is:
Gorons reproduce asexually (I personally think they create their young using special rocks at death mountain) but they use male pronouns and refer to each other as “brother” as a sign of respect.
I think there's more evidence that Link lived in Hateno Village. Before the calamity, Link was known for two things aside from his swordsmanship: riding and marksmanship. In Hateno, there's a hunting mini-game, and just outside the village there's an old horse racing track that also includes targets to shoot. This would explain why he's so skilled in both those areas, as he had these places so close to him as he was growing up and therefore he could train more often
The Shiekah Slate is almost always referred to as one of many. Ex: “You have a Shiekah Slate?!”, “Oh, is that a shiekah slate?” Thought that was just implied tbh
Thanks for doing a theory on the Gorons in gerudo town I’ve always wondered about that
Instead of BOGO, we have 10 in one!
Great theories!
Gerudo guards seeing the gorons (and my link) enter town: so you're no biney? Like not even a little bingo? Welcome!
The mountain lights green like the luminous stone which is said to contain the spirits of people who have died
that means zora's domain is made of the dead
Here after the Robbie and Purah trailer. I can confirm the first theory.
The dead sheikah woman would make sense because she had business left in the living world to attend to, the yoga killed her and she may have needed to see her daughters grow up before her job was done. Her soul hasn’t settled so there’s no reason for her to not be there
Yeah, too much yoga can be dangerous.
Too sad we never saw her ...
Now that the trailer for botw 2 is out, maybe what raised hyrule castle raised the great plateau
This is the kinda content I subscribed to!
6:04
It’s a camel thing!!
Not a giraffe there a differents!!
I love how you’re annoyed that he called it a giraffe yet you’re calling it a “camel thing”, you clearly don’t know what it is lol
No. The reason I call it camel it’s because I’m from Saudi Arabia
And the word thing it’s because he said a thing.🙃🙃🙃
@@UltraHyliaIt literally is a camel thing.
A thing that resembles a camel.
*camel thing*
🐫
This is one epic collab
Something that supports the 'Gorons have a trade system with the Gerudo' is that they can be seen in Zora's Domain. Think about it, the Zora wear pretty much nothing except for jewelry that would obviously require gems. It would make sense for them to need these gems to come from Death Mountain.
I reckon the great Plateau was skyloft
The king said the plateau was the birthplace of hyrule, and if Oot’s castle town was there it makes sense that the residents of skyloft would make the island into a city after skyward sword
Love the video. So full of cool information
You should make a theory with Lockstin and Gnoggin.
Ok so this isn't mentioned anywhere, and I only just found out about it. During the blood moon, if you go to dueling peaks stable an (in game)hour before and after, you will find Hino running around the stable and his text boxes are all in red and go (there's only 2): "Arise monsters!", and "So...red..So gloriously red!" and I find that really weird and concerning.
Love your theory videos so this is awesome.
I love these mini theory style videos! I'm excited for more and for the full length video for some of the theories!
I thought of the link lives in hanto this friday
One of my own theories that HAS to have been covered, [I've just not every heard it mentioned myself] is the theory of why Link failed and the PURPOSE of BOTW.
We know from a journal entry that Link chooses not to speak due to a strong sense of duty. His father was a great man and he was told of his purpose since a young age. So in order to meet expectations, he chose to go silent.
He would bear any burden and no longer express himself, since that was his duty.
This is one of the only versions of Link who didn't grow up with some humble beginning. He didn't suddenly learn of his purpose or choose of his own free will to face evil. It was forced upon him.
And I think thats truly why he failed.
Link's personality in the dialogue is goofy and full of puns and humor. And at times Link can even be a bit of a jerk. His posture when speaking to people with his hands on his hips can be seen as cocky. He laughs when he does a trick on a shield, he gets giddy when he cooks a good meal, and he flexes if he stands around without a shirt on. Hes INCREDIBLY expressive...
But he isn't in any of the flashbacks........
I think this is because he lost his memories.
Link lost all those expectations, all that training, all the times he was told of his reason for being...
He forgot why he'd gone silent.
I think the King teaches Link various things in a humble form, because he realized what he'd done.... what had happened to Link....
He wanted Link to take it slow, to ease into it. To experience life as it was before forcing him back into a task...
Because he understood why they had failed.
It wasn't because Ganon controlled the guardians, or his own trickery... Gameplay shows us that we can defeat ganon in our undies with a pot lid. That wasn't the threat.
The problem was they didn't have the one thing they needed....
Because it only appears when you have a choice...
its only there when you fight for whats right, in spite of everything. When your own fear and weakness are still there to overcome....
They'd made sure it wasn't there....
Because they didn't train a Warrior....
They made a Weapon....
Weapons can't have Courage.
Dam that’s sad
The master cycle is the 5th divine beast don't you look at the loading screen
6:14 Holy, are you a yiga fortune teller?
That's pretty close to Astor.
The plateau wasn’t raised you just had to get to it by stairs you can find the blocked off entrance and a lake that filled up over a hundred years since the other end was blocked off
So interesting coming back after Age of Calamity! So many confirmed things
I know this came out like a year ago but the voice behind the camera is MOST definitely purah because her voice is the same in Age of calamity
all divine beasts combine into the megazord. ;-)
I could have sworn one of the Gorons told me that the Gerudo could not tell the difference. I seem to recall him walking by a medium-sized body of water and maybe carrying some sort of luggage.
Hey can you make a video talking about the Lanayru Promenade? It's an interesting place there's a bird like statue or a number of them along the walls there. Similar architecture to the forgotten temple. Like to hear your take on it
I have a headcanon regarding Link's house that I put in my LoZ stories. It would explain why it was going to be torn down, because it gives a reason for everyone forgetting that Link lived there.
The headcanon is that he moved to Castle Town at some point. Pretty simple. There's not much to back it up, it's just an idea I had.
It's just a theory...
A -GAME- NINTENDOBLACKCRISIS THEORY!!!
Yeah cause we now hate HIM!
@@tribot9688 MatPat? Why?
He's the worst theorist I've ever seen since 2007.
@@tribot9688 why is he the worst?
Check a few of the videos that show youtubers that don't want to change or forgive.
Gorons might be aloud in Garoudo Town because one Goron named Lyndae is a female Goron but looks like a male so the Garudo guards can't tell whether this Goron is a male or not because all Gorons look the same no matter what gender.
Still mad the divine beast we get is a dinky little motorcycle and a giant mech suit. I wanted to be able to pacific rim ganon
There was a speculation that the champion's remains became the Blights because of the Malice, explaining their disembodied voices.
Puts a new spin on them saying they were defeated by the Blights. Some kind of infection of the mind on top of fighting whatever was physically thrown at them.
4:24 Could you make a theory about the identity of this dude?
what's funny is that link _used_ to be alowed into the town without being under-cover when urbosa was.. er... alive-
You know, if you take a closer look at the 5th divine beast, it looks like an engine if you think about it.
“A lackluster Star Fox”
_Now let me stop you right there._
Also the I have a theory on the 5th divine beast. The 5th divine beast in the master cycle zero. And the animal is a horse
My boy, one word
*AWESOME*
6:06 well they thought it was a hylian vai who did it REMEMBER
I love just looking through the map at all the names areas. There's so many callbacks to past games. Even the Oracle games. God I love this game.
How is #1 a theory. It was very obviously implied to be Purah.
"An elevated plateau" every plateau is elevated.
Ah, a theory lightning round. Here we go!
1: Yes, and the way Symin talks about the picture suggests that it's a risqué picture. That means that even though premium Instagram accounts do not exist, Purah is still a THOT.
2: And if you look at the gravestone from a particular angle it looks like a dick. Fitting, given that the king was a major dick to Zelda.
3: Locations get moved all the time. Just look at Spectacle Rock: in BotW it's in the desert while in ALttP it's on Death Mountain.
4: Another theory is that the Gerudo know how Gorons reproduce, and that said reproduction makes them vai according to their laws.
5: Ah yes, the good ol' "Let my enemies ready the giant killer robot so that I can steal it" ploy. It worked great in Metal Gear Solid.
6: Yes, because nothing says "We will forever remember you" like using someone as inspiration for a terrifying glowing four-legged horse.
7: Yep, no ghost mom in the game. Too bad that means that we didn't get a Cooking Ghost Mama quest.
8: There's multiple Sheikah Slates, yes. But we also learn an important lesson: don't try and build your own tablet.
9: So the house we buy and refurnish is Link's family home? That's sweet, and sad. But more importantly, Link appears in fairytales. So the Legend of Zelda is an in-universe thing.
10: So what would the fifth dungeon look like from the outside? A horse? A wolf? Or would it be more akin to something like Unicron, making it far bigger than you'd think?
As for one of my own, well it's not really a theory but ever notice that Riju isn't sitting directly on the throne? In the flashback we saw that Urbosa did sit on the throne directly but Riju sits on an elevated wooden platform because the throne is way too large for her, which is why she also needs a wooden staircase going up to the throne.
When I put the stone in the thumbnail I also thought it looked like a dick 🤣
The 5th divine beast wait for it
CDI Link
Ah ah great ! 😂
@Noblesse Obligee Polymelia ???
When trying to link BotW to the rest of the Series, you should never forget, that there is a 10,000 year gap.
10,000 years is a VERY long time. It is coincidently, roughly the timeframe of human civilisation (meaning settled humans with governing bodies, etc.).
In consequence, it doesn't matter, which time-line it follows. Empires last for a few hundred years, 2,000 at best. And when we add repeated catastrophic events to the mix, then Empires vanish without a trace.
I still call Breath of the Wild "the new Zelda game".
Well it’s the latest one
Honestly.... same
I always just figured that the Gerudo let the Gorons in because they didn't know if they were male or female. The other races have pretty distinctive features to be able to tell their gender but not the Gorons so I always assumed it was supposed to be a funny joke that showed the Gerudo couldn't tell the difference either.
Also I've always liked the idea that that was Link's home beforehand too. Especially since he offers to buy it immediately like he's drawn to it for some unknown reason. With what we're told about the previous owner never returning, I like to think it's Link and he finally came back to reclaim it.
Ya it’s a theory vid!!!