I loved the way they revealed Impa's ninja moves lol. She walks up like Yoda, takes down the guards, and then when she walks back to Zelda, the Sheikah Eye is visible on her back. It tells long-time players, "Yeah, this version of Impa is just like the ones you've known."
I was going to say that as well. The moment Zeltik pointed out Link’s house, I thought there *has* to be a Link’s Awakening reference somewhere… 2:38 the red flower looks like the same kind of red flower associated with Korok puzzles in BotW/TotK
The symbolism of Zelda changing clothes behind a statue of who she *truly is inside to become someone else* is such a damn cool bit they did not need to add in but are awesome for anyways.
@@4wheal Even though they're still descendants, they possess the powers and "soul" or spirit of the goddess, like Link possesses the spirit of the hero. So technically the same person within
@@ThisCatIsBored Nothing actually say they have Hylia soul or spirit of the goddess, just her bloodline. There is a reason why Demise only crused the Spirit of the hero, not that of Hylia
@@4wheal In Skyward Sword Impa indirectly refers to Zelda's soul as being the soul of the goddess around when Ghirahim steals it for Demise. It's heavily implied in multiple games that the powers of the goddess are attached to the essence or "soul/spirit" of the goddess. Zelda is both a descendant of the goddess, as well as houses her soul(making her a reincarnation like Link). There's also multiple games where Zelda still possesses the power/essence of Hylia where the royal bloodline has been cut off/she couldn't be a direct blood relative. The series uses so many different terms for souls and reincarnation that it's honeslty hard to keep track of, but in-game and in supplemental materials all signs point to her housing the goddess's soul. It's also likely why Hylia never reappears outside of/separate from Zelda. All this is also backed up by the presence of other directly reincarnated deities(Din, Nayru, Farore)
@@ThisCatIsBored Of crouse the Zelda from Skyward Sword has the spirit of the goddess within her she is the mortal incantation of Hylia something i have never denied and even said in the frist post. What i am saying is that none of the other Zelda are actually her reborn sinple her descendants who have carried on her bloodline thats it. None of the Zelda are rencarnations of each other hell in Zelda 1 and 2 you even find out they were 2 zelda alive at the same time whitch wouldn't make sense if they were rencarnations of each other. Hylia is outright said to be a serprate person in BotW and Totk as she has returned to being a full-on goddess dispute there being a Zelda alive and well. None of the games hints or claims that Zelda or the royal family have been cut off from the original or have been restarted in some way. Not every link is actually a rencarnation as the one in Wind waker has no connection to the past ones moatly because the spirit of the hero left the adult timline, and he basically creates a new one after proving hinself worthy. Where did you get the idea that the golden goddes are reborn from as nothing in the series even hints at that and hell Echoes of Wisdom if anything massive disproves that even more.
Yeah, I was really disappointed that they didn't use Robbie for his English name. It'd be nice to see other characters besides Link/Zelda/Ganon/Impa have different incarnations.
It would have been pretty funny if they had called him "Robbery" in English, although maybe not the kind of association they wanted for a good guy, haha! (Robberry might've worked though, NGL)
Your joke about Link brushing up on his Zelda lore is fitting, given they're the same colors (and in the same order of release from left to right) as the actual Zelda lore books.
The three books align with the colors of the "Zelda Books Collection 3 Books Set" published by Dark Horse Comics around the time of the release of Skyward Sword.
Hyrule Historia (Green), Art and Artifacts (Red), and The Legend of Zelda Encyclopedia (Blue), in the order they were released (from left to right). Hyrule Historia actually got released in 2011, with the others released in 2017 and 2018.
@@OtakuUnitedStudiothey are also the color of links tunics , the stones in ocarina of time , the orbs win the wind waker . The colors are used all over Zelda
I find it very interesting that Link is actually mute in this game. He's not just intentially quiet. The game isn't just conveniently not showing us him talking. He's actually incapable of speaking because of his contact with the rifts as a child. It's a cool choice to take the make him straight up medically nonverbal after so many years of him not talking just being a quirk. They've been going out of their way to canonize Link's silence a lot lately. They had a reason in BOTW/TOTK as well. It shows me that his silence is something the devs actively care about being part of Link's character. Totally theory territory here but I do feel like they will have Link talk in this game at the end. They did say that his ability to speak might be restored when the rift situation gets fixed, so I could see them giving him a line to thank Zelda. It's as good an opportunity as ever given he's not the protagonist for once.
I wouldn't say "they care" about giving a reason for Link's muteness, but rather that they're simply having fun finding wathever in-game excuse to justify his role as a silent protagonist (BotW/TotK included).
It irks me when people say Link shouldn't talk, because he does. Often. Even ignoring dialogue options and hand waves. We just don't hear it, in the same way we don't hear Zelda talk in THIS game. And even when he doesn't, he has a clear and consistent personality: brave and strong, but not too cool to wander into random caves or collect bugs. I do hope he gets at least ONE line of dialogue, but I can also see the B-team not wanting to take that risk.
@@crunchysalmons For as grand a game as TOTK was, there was plenty of wasted potential as Zeltik made a long video about. There were so many other ideas they could have added as DLC. They seemed to opt adding those features to EoW instead. We need another open world game that truly pays respect to more classic Zelda titles the way EoW does.
Minish Cap is one of the prettiest GBA games (or hell, pixel art games) ever made, I really don't want them to change graphic styles for that one. The Oracle games, on the other hand, would look awesome in this style.
This is proof that echoes of wisdom MUST take place right after skyward sword because it's the only game with cat-like creatures, at least as far as I know. I don't think these turn into demons when it turns night though..😂
@@PerKristianNordmark Cats also appear in The Minish Cap's Hyrule Town and Oracle of Seasons's Holodrum, meaning they have persisted up to the Era of A Link to the Past in the Downfall Timeline.
I've really been impressed with Echos of Wisdom so far. I'm pretty far into the game and I've greatly enjoyed how many callbacks to previous games there are. Remixes (or a few notes) of previous songs imbedded in new songs, references to old characters or locations, it's really a game made for Zelda fans. I found particular delight in the choice of music for the horse racing minigame in this game's ranch. I really missed all these Zelda series touches in the Breath of the Wild games.
she explains that the king is an imposter to several people, including guards. most of the guards don't believe her, either because they were told she would lie, or because they can't go against the kings orders and don't want to be punished if they are wrong. other people she tells just nod and agree that everyone is acting strange, given that the imposters are a recurring theme throughout the game.
oh okay. it did seem, just kinda weird how easily theygo along with it? like not even "she says they're imposters, I'm not sure about all this" honestly that does make it more odd to have her as a slent protagonist. from all I've seen of the story so far (which is not that much) she, really does talk a lot, explains a lot and is generally, a driving force in the story
She actually talks, we just can't read what she is saying, guess they really kept at least ONE tradition of the whole series, the playable character is barely audible (or readable) for the player lol.
There are layers to "mutism" in the series, I guess that's confusing. Link traditionally speaks at least in all dialogue options we've had. In BOTW it's implied he said things to people, but he became less expressive as a way to carry his burden. In EOW though, he literally got his ability to speak taken away, while Zelda falls into the traditional case of technically speaking but we can't hear it.
I love how the map is basically ALttP's but with added extensions on all sides. And how the ranch is where Kakariko would be in ALttP, and the other Kakariko is at the foot of the volcano like OoT. Some interesting lore implications there
Personally, extending the map the way they did makes me think this map of Hyrule is like a hybrid of the map from ALttP and Minish Cap (though replace Minish Cap's swamp with a desert - maybe the swamp dried up or something)
@@richardgurney1844 I wouldn't think about it too hard if I were you. Regions change compass direction quite a bit in these games. Zora's Domain is all over the place usually. Death Mountain is pretty consistently in the east/northeast, with this game being a particular exception. Gerudo Desert is usually in the west. Lake Hylia is also all over the place. OoT and Twilight Princess, Lost Woods is in the south yet in most other games it's in the north or northwest. Regions like Hebra Mountain or Faron Swamp/Wetlands is game specific in the specific entries where they make an appearance. Hyrule Field is pretty consistently in the center of the map and features LonLon Ranch if that location is in that entry. Pretty damning evidence that the timeline thing is a bunch of bs and reaffirms that each Zelda game is truly a legend, in that it's a loose set of stories that get lost in translation as those stories get told over and over.
How about the Desert Palace dungeon entrance from AlttP? In the Gerudo Desert, in one of the rifts, shows a decayed structure resembling the 3-eyed horned head dungeon entrance.
I was freaking out before I saw that. I thought the Gerudo village was where it was supposed to be, and that the Eldin Volcano is where the forest is. I thought the game was before Link to the Past and something absolutely _cataclysmic_ was going to happen! But then I finally noticed it and realized they just pulled a Zelda II on us.
@@MinishDude right, it's more expansive, but the core map is nearly identical. Most of the major landmarks are accounted for, I think except the Tower of Hera
The release of any new game in this series feels like a momentous event, but you Zeldatubers legitimately make them feel like holidays. I really appreciate it!
There also are a lot of musical Easter Eggs to Ocarina of Time. While Goron City, Kakariko Village & Sea Zora Village all feature original music, they contain callbacks to the melodies of OOT. And the horse race theme is back!
I love Links house, I was exploring before talking to the villagers and when I noticed the cap I thought “that looks like Links!” After the man explained it was, I was very proud I figured it out
1:15 The books also match the Hyrule Historia (green), Art & Artifacts (red), and Encyclopedia (blue), which, of course, were colored after the Goddess' colors.
Another thing about the arrow eye, both in this and in BotW: Shooting an eye symbol is the solution to many a puzzle in many a Zelda game. Probably obvious and simple, but I figured I'd mention it.
Although the Link cap on the bedpost is a more classic style link cap, i think it’s clear just from the information found in the opening hours that this link is a new incarnation. after he fell into a rift and lost his ability to speak he was rescued and went on a quest to seal the rifts, he was Trained and gifted weapons by Lueburry so he can Journey to the ruins and defeat Ganon However Ganon at the start of the game does appear to know link before link knows him… and this may or may not be a hint towards the lore revelation at the end of the game that I can’t wait to see you Tackle
@@MinishDude Most likely, which then rises the question "How did Null manage to get Ganon's echo in the first place?" Was Ganon's body simply floating around in the Split World and Null copied it? How and why? I have a feeling there's something Nintendo isn't telling us about the story (just like in Tears of the Kingdom).
@@Lotus-ll2cn The timeline placement for Rauru's Hyrule, the connection between the Zonai and Hylia, the status of the Triforce in the Era of the Wild, the reason for the Zonai's extinction, the origin and purpose of the Depths, the identity of the "Ancient Hero" who fought Calamity Ganon 10.000 years before Breath of the Wild, the sudden resurgence of Hylia worship after she was forgotten throughout the entire timeline and the origin of the Secret Stones.
The map on the wall in Link’s house is very reminiscent of the fold-out map packaged with the original Legend of Zelda game. It had a lot of the middle filled in with the corners being a blank grid for the player to fill in themselves.
I made a horrible mistake when playing this. I got home after a long day, tired and really hungry. Instead of doing the logical thing and resting, I hopped immediately onto this. For like 2 hours, I played it and felt like I was just going through motions and not having fun. After I ate and took a nap, I came back and have been having the best time in the world. Now I’m just pissed I spoiled my perception of the game’s opening
To be fair, I personally felt everything starts to open up more after the first two hours. You have more to play with and the ability to figure out how best to tackle the problem at hand. But sleeping and eating also help lol.
spoiler... . . . . . . . . . . ...I love how at the end Link speaks for the first time in the game. I also love that he refuses to accept the praises of the King and gives all of the credit to Zelda.
@@Mari_Izu well you have the point, or is maybe every single character in video games that you control doesn't talk at all, mother 3 lucas talks if you are not controlling him, and when you do, he doesn't talk, golden sun 1 and lost age is the same thing which was weird because you see those characters talk a lot and now they don't if you control one or the other, dragon quest 11 the main character doesn't talk but a flashback when he was a kid does because you are not controlling the kid, fire emblem byleth doesn't talk but in fire emblem heroes, fire emblem warriors three hopes, and fire emblem engage they talk, persona 4 yu (the main character) he doesn't talk but the sequel persona 4 arena now he talks a lot because in a fighting game you can be anyone, and now, zelda she never talked the entire game but her imposter talked, every link they don't talk because every single zelda game you play as him, but i like the meaning of him not talking on breath of the wild/age of calamity/tears of the kingdom, and this one is also another meaning but he started to talk now that null is been defeated, no dialogue, but at least he talked, which i like it, and i like how some silent characters at least you know how they feel even for a silent character, like zelda she's worried about her father and how awful things are going around in hyrule, and saying good bye to tri and zelda looks sad, and then sad and smile at the same time, makes you understand her feelings, which i love it where how they made zelda a main characters and understanding her feelings as well.
@@Mari_Izu well you have the point, or is maybe every single character in video games that you control doesn't talk at all, mother 3 lucas talks if you are not controlling him, and when you do, he doesn't talk, golden sun 1 and lost age is the same thing which was weird because you see those characters talk a lot and now they don't if you control one or the other, dragon quest 11 the main character doesn't talk but a flashback when he was a kid does because you are not controlling the kid, fire emblem byleth doesn't talk but in fire emblem heroes, fire emblem warriors three hopes, and fire emblem engage they talk, persona 4 yu (the main character) he doesn't talk but the sequel persona 4 arena now he talks a lot because in a fighting game you can be anyone, and now, zelda she never talked the entire game but her imposter talked, every link they don't talk because every single zelda game you play as him, but i like the meaning of him not talking on breath of the wild/age of calamity/tears of the kingdom, and this one is also another meaning but he started to talk now that null is been defeated, no dialogue, but at least he talked, which i like it, and i like how some silent characters at least you know how they feel even for a silent character, like zelda she's worried about her father and how awful things are going around in hyrule, and saying good bye to tri and zelda looks sad, and then sad and smile at the same time, makes you understand her feelings, which i love it where how they made zelda a main characters and understanding her feelings as well.
I’ve been very impressed with how Echoes of Wisdom is with all its references while still feeling completely new. For example, while the layout of several areas is very similar to Link to the Past (which is cool to see some continuity), it feels far different from a Link Between Worlds’ way of remixing that Hyrule (and by extension, another “Dark” World/Still World connected to it). Not only is the map expanded to give us new areas, they tie it in with prior things to give us a sense of not just map continuity but LORE continuity; such as a Gerudo saying that the flying spinning tiles of ALttP were actually invented by ancient Gerudo to keep out intruders. So even things that have existed in old games for years without much explanation are being given rehashed explanations and lore, which is super cool to see them honor their past games and legacies more directly this way.
Some of Gohma boss fight’s attacks strongly resemble an armored version of him seen in TP, the eye laser that homes in on you and the baby Gohma it spawns.
One thing I noticed that may only start happening a little later in the game - when enemies come out of a rift, first it's a blob that runs into you and splits into 3 enemies, 2 weak and one strong, just like how the monsters appear in Zelda 2 when link walks off the path in the overworld map!
I can’t wait for a Zelda centered game that has “main game” graphics. I plan to get this for my wife. I got her into LOZ and have gotten her SS, BOTW, and TOTK.
I can't stop thinking about the insane lore implications made by the post-5th dungeon cutscene (spoilers below) Because the three Golden Goddesses created the world as a prison to seal Null within, that makes him an entity even more ancient than *Demise,* the series' main "primordial evil incarnate" figure I'm curious about Null's relation with Demise, considering the latter rose from "the depths of the earth". Could he have emerged from one of Null's rifts?
@@mjkhoi6961 It's ok I finished the game 1 week ago. We fans theorize about these things but the devs themselves probably just make random lore stuff, I don't think they care about these implications. The goddesses created the world to imprison the Null, but we killed it like it was nothing, one of the easiest final bosses I've seen.
Also, I don’t know if anyone else noticed, but when you’re running from the rifts in the beginning once you take control of Zelda, the sound effect/song is very reminiscent of the battle music in twilight princess when you’re fighting monsters of twilight. I found that fitting because the rifts are very twilight realm like.
Wright and Lefte are likely also a continuation of the recurring references to Will Wright in the handheld Zelda games. (He’s been referenced in Link’s Awakening as Dr. Write, and in Oracle of Seasons and Minish Cap as Dr. Left)
My favorite "Easter egg" is when, just before the final boss battle, Tri says it looks really dangerous up ahead, "but I know I'll be okay with you, Zelda." That reminded me of the opening scenes in Tears of the Kingdom when Zelda said they should go farther down toward the source of the gloom, "but I know I'll be safe with you, Link."
the general and minister in general feel a little like mutoh and viscen their names also are a bit like mr. wright and dr. left, from link's awakening and oracle of seasons
The green, red and blue books could also be a reference to the Hyrule Hystoria, Arts & Artefacts and the Zelda Encyclopedia, which are the same colors respectively.
Thanks for this spoiler free video. Still towards the beginning, just finished the castle, of the game. Really enjoying it but looking forward to watching everyone's detailed content on the game once I am close to finished.
I think the reddish-pink colored flower on the roof of Link's house is a reference to Marin from Link's Awakening as she has a similar flower in the switch remake
The way the ALBW carpet is propped up against the wall in a roll is *possibly* a reference to Ravio, since he replaces the carpet and shoves it to the side in the same way when he turns the place into a shop
FIRST DUNGEON SPOILER The fact that the might ore that link’s sword is made of is from the rifts is rly interesting. The constant swirls rly remind me of the zonai and Shiekah tech. Perhaps since Luburry seems to have no idea what it is and Impa and him seem to be the only Shiekah that look like and decorate like the ones in BOTW, that this takes place before BOTW? Or maybe the rifts transcend timelines or whatever. Idk bruh I just like theorizing.
I love that so many people around the small towns know Link and are worried about him. Some people say they never even saw Zelda, but Link is like a friend of all the common folk, while so far I've only seen people from Castle Town talk like they know the princess (granted, I'm still pretty early into the game). Just a neat detail.
I have finally finished the game and could come and watch this video! Cannot wait for more Easter eggs and most importantly - theories / explanations ❤️🔥
Just finish the game yesterday. Had a lot of fun! For some reason, i can imagine a DLC/New game + where we can play Link. I mean, duh, everyone have the same thoughts, but hear me out. The way we play Zelda, i felt that we play Link at the end of his adventure. I mean, we start the game and the very first thing we do is to beat Ganon with 20 hearts. By watching this video and the fact that Link can sense every new rift, we can play the adventure of Link, like a prequel where we can beat all the dungeons in "normal world" We can find new items, since when we play Zelda, we didn't find anything, since Link had already got the items from the dungeon. I mean, there is potential for a bigger and long adventure for the game.
I love this version of Impa. Pretty much every version is either an old lady or a badass ninja warrior, but this one basically said "What if I were both...at the same time?"
Seeing these Easter is really nostalgic. But it makes me even more curious about the game as a whole: like does it take place in the timeline of the Zelda lore? And many other things, but I don't wanna spoil too much yet.
Something I noticed is that the map on Echoes is actually ALTTP’s map with just a few added things. If you look closely with a map side by side you can see the Desert Dungeon, Kakariko and the Lost woods, as well as the ancient ruins next to Hyrule castle. Also if you go through the right of the castle some bushes are in the same positions as the secret entrance in ALTTP
Link's wood carved owl is also a reference to skyward sword where he has wood carvings of loftwings in his room, which itself is actually a reference to eiji aonuma who is into wood carving
This was really super interesting! I’m 27 but I didn’t really play any Zelda growing up. Just recently got into the games when I got BotW 2 years ago. Played some of Link’s Awakening XD, it was good but I definitely had to use a guide to help a lot lol. Currently LOVING Echoes of Wisdom & learning about all this other stuff from other games in this game is really awesome, thanks for your video!
Minish Cap has been my favorite zelda game of the top down adventures for over 20 years. I...really genuinely hope they make a remake in this art style
I'm looking forward to all the lore videos now that I've finished the game last night! I noticed a lot of callbacks and references, but there are just so many I must have missed quite a bit still.
An Easter egg I noticed right away that wasn’t mentioned here is the spin that Zelda does to move a little faster is the exact same as the one Deku Link from Majoras Mask uses for the same purpose.
0:51 I may be reading in to this too much but the way the bed and desk are on a raised floor separated from the rest of the house seems like a reference to the layout of his place in Hateno village in BOTW
Did you notice that Ganon as we see him in the opening appears to be wearing a necklace based on the final phase of the Nightmare in Link's Awakening? 😁 Also not really an Easter Egg, but I love that Minister Lefte is surely related to Dr Left from Oracle of Seasons/Minish Cap (and maybe Mr Write from Link's Awakening, even if just in a dream!)
I think the two green vials on the barrel in Link's house are also a reference to A Link to the Past, in AlttP, the item to refill the magic gauge are green vials with a yellow stripe, droped by enemies and pots.
If you hop down the well in Suthorn Village, you can find a desk and some containers - just like Zelda's hidden study in Hateno Village from Tears of the Kingdom. :)
I just realized the moss on Link's straw roof makes the roof of his house look like the head of his model: a blonde head wearing a green hat.
Dude, that's actually an insanely good comparison to draw. I would've never picked that up.
I loved the way they revealed Impa's ninja moves lol. She walks up like Yoda, takes down the guards, and then when she walks back to Zelda, the Sheikah Eye is visible on her back. It tells long-time players, "Yeah, this version of Impa is just like the ones you've known."
Impa, the most dangerous Grannie in Hyrule.
I really loved how cute it is that the sheikah eye tear or “handle” (if you see it like lens of truth) wiggles when she walks
@@Nyxael5845 secret timeline split: impa destroyed demise
No matter the age, Impa is still a badass and Zelda’s confidante
Not to mention she has a cowlick similar to her OoT counterpart.
2:34 the flower on the roof is a reference of Marin in Link's Awakening
The Axe in the tree, Botw, like outside of the King's Hut/small house.
Good one!
I was going to say that as well. The moment Zeltik pointed out Link’s house, I thought there *has* to be a Link’s Awakening reference somewhere…
2:38 the red flower looks like the same kind of red flower associated with Korok puzzles in BotW/TotK
@HFoxy yes but that itself was a minish cap reference
@@awsomedude12345678 Never played minish cap.
The symbolism of Zelda changing clothes behind a statue of who she *truly is inside to become someone else* is such a damn cool bit they did not need to add in but are awesome for anyways.
Only the first Zelda was a rencarnation of Hylia. The rest are simple, the descendants of her mortal life
@@4wheal Even though they're still descendants, they possess the powers and "soul" or spirit of the goddess, like Link possesses the spirit of the hero. So technically the same person within
@@ThisCatIsBored Nothing actually say they have Hylia soul or spirit of the goddess, just her bloodline. There is a reason why Demise only crused the Spirit of the hero, not that of Hylia
@@4wheal In Skyward Sword Impa indirectly refers to Zelda's soul as being the soul of the goddess around when Ghirahim steals it for Demise. It's heavily implied in multiple games that the powers of the goddess are attached to the essence or "soul/spirit" of the goddess. Zelda is both a descendant of the goddess, as well as houses her soul(making her a reincarnation like Link). There's also multiple games where Zelda still possesses the power/essence of Hylia where the royal bloodline has been cut off/she couldn't be a direct blood relative. The series uses so many different terms for souls and reincarnation that it's honeslty hard to keep track of, but in-game and in supplemental materials all signs point to her housing the goddess's soul. It's also likely why Hylia never reappears outside of/separate from Zelda. All this is also backed up by the presence of other directly reincarnated deities(Din, Nayru, Farore)
@@ThisCatIsBored Of crouse the Zelda from Skyward Sword has the spirit of the goddess within her she is the mortal incantation of Hylia something i have never denied and even said in the frist post.
What i am saying is that none of the other Zelda are actually her reborn sinple her descendants who have carried on her bloodline thats it.
None of the Zelda are rencarnations of each other hell in Zelda 1 and 2 you even find out they were 2 zelda alive at the same time whitch wouldn't make sense if they were rencarnations of each other. Hylia is outright said to be a serprate person in BotW and Totk as she has returned to being a full-on goddess dispute there being a Zelda alive and well.
None of the games hints or claims that Zelda or the royal family have been cut off from the original or have been restarted in some way.
Not every link is actually a rencarnation as the one in Wind waker has no connection to the past ones moatly because the spirit of the hero left the adult timline, and he basically creates a new one after proving hinself worthy.
Where did you get the idea that the golden goddes are reborn from as nothing in the series even hints at that and hell Echoes of Wisdom if anything massive disproves that even more.
There’s another reference to Breath of the Wild in Lueburry: his name in Japan is Rūberi, one letter away from Roberī, the japanese name for Robbie!
he looks like Dr. Borville from Twilight Princess who heals Ilya
Yeah, I was really disappointed that they didn't use Robbie for his English name. It'd be nice to see other characters besides Link/Zelda/Ganon/Impa have different incarnations.
@@davisbowe8668 I was certain they’d call him Rubbie or something, but oh well
It would have been pretty funny if they had called him "Robbery" in English, although maybe not the kind of association they wanted for a good guy, haha!
(Robberry might've worked though, NGL)
Ru probably comes from Purah, which in Japanese is Purua, as Lueberry takes the role of both (developes weapons and is Impa's sibling).
I noticed at the beginning that Link didn't even have the HYAHs like usual. Very nice detail
True, however you WILL hear Link's usual grunts when swinging, taking damage, or falling down pits while in Zelda's sword-fighter mode.
Your joke about Link brushing up on his Zelda lore is fitting, given they're the same colors (and in the same order of release from left to right) as the actual Zelda lore books.
The minister of the left/right were actual positions in the Japanese Imperial court, so that probably what the names are referencing.
In German they are called Sinstra and Dex, referencing the latin words for left and right
@@mineralwassser oh thank you, i just wanted to write their names, but didnt know its meaning haha
@@mineralwassserSounds similar to Sina and Dexio from Pokemon XY. I guess they were named after the same words
The three books align with the colors of the "Zelda Books Collection 3 Books Set" published by Dark Horse Comics around the time of the release of Skyward Sword.
Hyrule Historia (Green), Art and Artifacts (Red), and The Legend of Zelda Encyclopedia (Blue), in the order they were released (from left to right).
Hyrule Historia actually got released in 2011, with the others released in 2017 and 2018.
They're also the colors of the three books you have to return to the library in Minish Cap.
@@OtakuUnitedStudiothey are also the color of links tunics , the stones in ocarina of time , the orbs win the wind waker . The colors are used all over Zelda
@@deanoxd968And they are the three aditive primary colors of light.
@@parrot998 yea I know . But they are also the 3 goddess colors so there’s loads of references
This game made me so much more happy and crippling with nostalgia than tears of the kingdom.
I find it very interesting that Link is actually mute in this game. He's not just intentially quiet. The game isn't just conveniently not showing us him talking. He's actually incapable of speaking because of his contact with the rifts as a child. It's a cool choice to take the make him straight up medically nonverbal after so many years of him not talking just being a quirk. They've been going out of their way to canonize Link's silence a lot lately. They had a reason in BOTW/TOTK as well. It shows me that his silence is something the devs actively care about being part of Link's character.
Totally theory territory here but I do feel like they will have Link talk in this game at the end. They did say that his ability to speak might be restored when the rift situation gets fixed, so I could see them giving him a line to thank Zelda. It's as good an opportunity as ever given he's not the protagonist for once.
I wouldn't say "they care" about giving a reason for Link's muteness, but rather that they're simply having fun finding wathever in-game excuse to justify his role as a silent protagonist (BotW/TotK included).
@@javiervasquez625 You must be fun at parties
@@kit76149 You must have absolutely nothing of substance to say to write the most outdated salty comeback in TH-cam history.
It irks me when people say Link shouldn't talk, because he does. Often. Even ignoring dialogue options and hand waves. We just don't hear it, in the same way we don't hear Zelda talk in THIS game. And even when he doesn't, he has a clear and consistent personality: brave and strong, but not too cool to wander into random caves or collect bugs.
I do hope he gets at least ONE line of dialogue, but I can also see the B-team not wanting to take that risk.
@kit76149 bro you just got cooked. How you gonna respond now?
This game has so many things i wish came back in the 3d games like the deku
like the game more than ToTK currently but yea when i’m in combat trying to do cool stuff i often wish i was in 3d so the fights felt more cinematic
@@crunchysalmons For as grand a game as TOTK was, there was plenty of wasted potential as Zeltik made a long video about. There were so many other ideas they could have added as DLC. They seemed to opt adding those features to EoW instead. We need another open world game that truly pays respect to more classic Zelda titles the way EoW does.
The hibiscus on the roof was the first thing I saw on the house and it reminded me of the Link's Awakening remake!
Imagine Minish cap with these graphics 😮
@@flatandmotionless4608 Don't forget about the Oracle games (which would be awesome if remade).
Minish Cap is one of the prettiest GBA games (or hell, pixel art games) ever made, I really don't want them to change graphic styles for that one. The Oracle games, on the other hand, would look awesome in this style.
@batmabel yeah, the art is way more detailed in the minish cap so it wouldn't work with the toy style
@@batmabel Maybe a "2D-HD" remaster of Minish Cap would work better? :)
I’d rather a new style
Zelda changing under the Goddess statue is probably one of the most brilliant references. Amazing.
In Zelda's bedroom, there's a little white horse plushie on her dresser. Which I think is a reference to BoTW and also Ocarina of Time 🫶🏻
Her royal steed is also back in this game!
There’s also so many cats
If only they had thought about it when working on Tears of the Kingdom.
@@javiervasquez625 cats have gone extinct during the Calamity. Ganon hates cats.
This is proof that echoes of wisdom MUST take place right after skyward sword because it's the only game with cat-like creatures, at least as far as I know. I don't think these turn into demons when it turns night though..😂
@@PerKristianNordmark Cats also appear in The Minish Cap's Hyrule Town and Oracle of Seasons's Holodrum, meaning they have persisted up to the Era of A Link to the Past in the Downfall Timeline.
@@PerKristianNordmark There's plently of cats in Twilight Princess
The books are also the same colors as Hyrule Historia, Ecyclopedia, and Art & Artifacts books.
I've really been impressed with Echos of Wisdom so far. I'm pretty far into the game and I've greatly enjoyed how many callbacks to previous games there are. Remixes (or a few notes) of previous songs imbedded in new songs, references to old characters or locations, it's really a game made for Zelda fans. I found particular delight in the choice of music for the horse racing minigame in this game's ranch. I really missed all these Zelda series touches in the Breath of the Wild games.
Link's mutism is ironic in this game with Zelda being a silent protagonist too.
Yet with her she is implied to talk a lot.
She does try to tell the soldiers that the King is an imposter but they don't believe her
she explains that the king is an imposter to several people, including guards. most of the guards don't believe her, either because they were told she would lie, or because they can't go against the kings orders and don't want to be punished if they are wrong. other people she tells just nod and agree that everyone is acting strange, given that the imposters are a recurring theme throughout the game.
oh okay. it did seem, just kinda weird how easily theygo along with it? like not even "she says they're imposters, I'm not sure about all this"
honestly that does make it more odd to have her as a slent protagonist. from all I've seen of the story so far (which is not that much) she, really does talk a lot, explains a lot and is generally, a driving force in the story
She actually talks, we just can't read what she is saying, guess they really kept at least ONE tradition of the whole series, the playable character is barely audible (or readable) for the player lol.
There are layers to "mutism" in the series, I guess that's confusing. Link traditionally speaks at least in all dialogue options we've had. In BOTW it's implied he said things to people, but he became less expressive as a way to carry his burden. In EOW though, he literally got his ability to speak taken away, while Zelda falls into the traditional case of technically speaking but we can't hear it.
I love how the map is basically ALttP's but with added extensions on all sides. And how the ranch is where Kakariko would be in ALttP, and the other Kakariko is at the foot of the volcano like OoT. Some interesting lore implications there
It's a repeat of Zelda 2 by having the original map from the previous game been only a small part of a larger map.
@@javiervasquez625 didn't even think of that, yeah it is like that
Personally, extending the map the way they did makes me think this map of Hyrule is like a hybrid of the map from ALttP and Minish Cap (though replace Minish Cap's swamp with a desert - maybe the swamp dried up or something)
@@richardgurney1844 I wouldn't think about it too hard if I were you. Regions change compass direction quite a bit in these games. Zora's Domain is all over the place usually. Death Mountain is pretty consistently in the east/northeast, with this game being a particular exception. Gerudo Desert is usually in the west. Lake Hylia is also all over the place. OoT and Twilight Princess, Lost Woods is in the south yet in most other games it's in the north or northwest. Regions like Hebra Mountain or Faron Swamp/Wetlands is game specific in the specific entries where they make an appearance. Hyrule Field is pretty consistently in the center of the map and features LonLon Ranch if that location is in that entry.
Pretty damning evidence that the timeline thing is a bunch of bs and reaffirms that each Zelda game is truly a legend, in that it's a loose set of stories that get lost in translation as those stories get told over and over.
How about the Desert Palace dungeon entrance from AlttP? In the Gerudo Desert, in one of the rifts, shows a decayed structure resembling the 3-eyed horned head dungeon entrance.
I was freaking out before I saw that. I thought the Gerudo village was where it was supposed to be, and that the Eldin Volcano is where the forest is. I thought the game was before Link to the Past and something absolutely _cataclysmic_ was going to happen! But then I finally noticed it and realized they just pulled a Zelda II on us.
Judging by the Desert Palace being in ruins, I'm assuming that this game takes place many years after ALttP and ALBW.
The map is almost 1-1 Alttp. Even minor areas like the flute boy's glade or the floodgate house are right where they should be
@@Shoeknightthe central area is lifted from LttP, but the outer areas are new
@@MinishDude right, it's more expansive, but the core map is nearly identical. Most of the major landmarks are accounted for, I think except the Tower of Hera
The release of any new game in this series feels like a momentous event, but you Zeldatubers legitimately make them feel like holidays. I really appreciate it!
There also are a lot of musical Easter Eggs to Ocarina of Time. While Goron City, Kakariko Village & Sea Zora Village all feature original music, they contain callbacks to the melodies of OOT.
And the horse race theme is back!
and Scrubton's music contains snippets of the Deku Palace theme from Majora's Mask!
Hyrule Field's music here is a mixture of Zelda's Lullaby and OoT's Hyrule Field theme.
I love Links house, I was exploring before talking to the villagers and when I noticed the cap I thought “that looks like Links!” After the man explained it was, I was very proud I figured it out
The flower pot outside of Link's house has yellow flowers in the shape of a triangle, possibly being a reference to the Triforce.
you mean to tell me, you're an enchilada and your name is nipples?
ok
1:15 The books also match the Hyrule Historia (green), Art & Artifacts (red), and Encyclopedia (blue), which, of course, were colored after the Goddess' colors.
That blue book is purple
Ohhhh I love how these references grow throughout the game! Link and the kid's muteness has some really cute payoffs
I think Link’s house is meant to resemble him as well. The thatching on the roof is his hair, and the position of the moss mimics his cap
Another thing about the arrow eye, both in this and in BotW: Shooting an eye symbol is the solution to many a puzzle in many a Zelda game. Probably obvious and simple, but I figured I'd mention it.
I’m surprised I had to scroll for a bit to find someone mention that the eye is a reference of a reference
1:25 Bruh, that's the Hyrule Historia, The Legend of Zelda: Art and Artifacts, and the Zelda Encyclopedia
Although the Link cap on the bedpost is a more classic style link cap, i think it’s clear just from the information found in the opening hours that this link is a new incarnation. after he fell into a rift and lost his ability to speak he was rescued and went on a quest to seal the rifts, he was Trained and gifted weapons by Lueburry so he can Journey to the ruins and defeat Ganon
However Ganon at the start of the game does appear to know link before link knows him… and this may or may not be a hint towards the lore revelation at the end of the game that I can’t wait to see you Tackle
Have you finished the game? If yes, i'll just say this:
Personally, i don't think it says much about the lore aside from a vague revelation.
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I think it was just Null talking through an echo of Ganon, since this Link has been thwarting Null's rifts.
@@MinishDude Most likely, which then rises the question "How did Null manage to get Ganon's echo in the first place?" Was Ganon's body simply floating around in the Split World and Null copied it? How and why? I have a feeling there's something Nintendo isn't telling us about the story (just like in Tears of the Kingdom).
@@javiervasquez625 What did they not tell us in totk? (sorry been a while since ive played it)
@@Lotus-ll2cn The timeline placement for Rauru's Hyrule, the connection between the Zonai and Hylia, the status of the Triforce in the Era of the Wild, the reason for the Zonai's extinction, the origin and purpose of the Depths, the identity of the "Ancient Hero" who fought Calamity Ganon 10.000 years before Breath of the Wild, the sudden resurgence of Hylia worship after she was forgotten throughout the entire timeline and the origin of the Secret Stones.
The map on the wall in Link’s house is very reminiscent of the fold-out map packaged with the original Legend of Zelda game. It had a lot of the middle filled in with the corners being a blank grid for the player to fill in themselves.
I love how Link can as some sort of a mystical ability that he was born with other than the spirit of the hero
I made a horrible mistake when playing this. I got home after a long day, tired and really hungry. Instead of doing the logical thing and resting, I hopped immediately onto this. For like 2 hours, I played it and felt like I was just going through motions and not having fun. After I ate and took a nap, I came back and have been having the best time in the world. Now I’m just pissed I spoiled my perception of the game’s opening
To be fair, I personally felt everything starts to open up more after the first two hours. You have more to play with and the ability to figure out how best to tackle the problem at hand. But sleeping and eating also help lol.
It took me until after the “tutorial dungeon “ to start really really loving it
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...I love how at the end Link speaks for the first time in the game. I also love that he refuses to accept the praises of the King and gives all of the credit to Zelda.
To be fair he did inadvertently do everything
Well link he did make a lot of talking on skyward sword, no dialogue, just the same as echoes of wisdom.
@@heartlesshero9859 Nah, in Echoes of Wisdom he is actually mute, he only recovers his voic after defeating Null.
@@Mari_Izu well you have the point, or is maybe every single character in video games that you control doesn't talk at all, mother 3 lucas talks if you are not controlling him, and when you do, he doesn't talk, golden sun 1 and lost age is the same thing which was weird because you see those characters talk a lot and now they don't if you control one or the other, dragon quest 11 the main character doesn't talk but a flashback when he was a kid does because you are not controlling the kid, fire emblem byleth doesn't talk but in fire emblem heroes, fire emblem warriors three hopes, and fire emblem engage they talk, persona 4 yu (the main character) he doesn't talk but the sequel persona 4 arena now he talks a lot because in a fighting game you can be anyone, and now, zelda she never talked the entire game but her imposter talked, every link they don't talk because every single zelda game you play as him, but i like the meaning of him not talking on breath of the wild/age of calamity/tears of the kingdom, and this one is also another meaning but he started to talk now that null is been defeated, no dialogue, but at least he talked, which i like it, and i like how some silent characters at least you know how they feel even for a silent character, like zelda she's worried about her father and how awful things are going around in hyrule, and saying good bye to tri and zelda looks sad, and then sad and smile at the same time, makes you understand her feelings, which i love it where how they made zelda a main characters and understanding her feelings as well.
@@Mari_Izu well you have the point, or is maybe every single character in video games that you control doesn't talk at all, mother 3 lucas talks if you are not controlling him, and when you do, he doesn't talk, golden sun 1 and lost age is the same thing which was weird because you see those characters talk a lot and now they don't if you control one or the other, dragon quest 11 the main character doesn't talk but a flashback when he was a kid does because you are not controlling the kid, fire emblem byleth doesn't talk but in fire emblem heroes, fire emblem warriors three hopes, and fire emblem engage they talk, persona 4 yu (the main character) he doesn't talk but the sequel persona 4 arena now he talks a lot because in a fighting game you can be anyone, and now, zelda she never talked the entire game but her imposter talked, every link they don't talk because every single zelda game you play as him, but i like the meaning of him not talking on breath of the wild/age of calamity/tears of the kingdom, and this one is also another meaning but he started to talk now that null is been defeated, no dialogue, but at least he talked, which i like it, and i like how some silent characters at least you know how they feel even for a silent character, like zelda she's worried about her father and how awful things are going around in hyrule, and saying good bye to tri and zelda looks sad, and then sad and smile at the same time, makes you understand her feelings, which i love it where how they made zelda a main characters and understanding her feelings as well.
I’ve been very impressed with how Echoes of Wisdom is with all its references while still feeling completely new. For example, while the layout of several areas is very similar to Link to the Past (which is cool to see some continuity), it feels far different from a Link Between Worlds’ way of remixing that Hyrule (and by extension, another “Dark” World/Still World connected to it). Not only is the map expanded to give us new areas, they tie it in with prior things to give us a sense of not just map continuity but LORE continuity; such as a Gerudo saying that the flying spinning tiles of ALttP were actually invented by ancient Gerudo to keep out intruders. So even things that have existed in old games for years without much explanation are being given rehashed explanations and lore, which is super cool to see them honor their past games and legacies more directly this way.
Can really feel the love and passion in every second of this game. 5 hours in and there's so much attention to detail.
The rugs in Link's house are such a cute detail, that makes me so happy ❤
4:19 I dunno if it's just me but that painting looks vastly more like Zelda as a toddler than her mother as an adult to me
Some of Gohma boss fight’s attacks strongly resemble an armored version of him seen in TP, the eye laser that homes in on you and the baby Gohma it spawns.
1:17 my head cannon is that those three books are Hyrule Historia, Hyrule Encyclopedia, and Hyrule Arts & Artefacts
Lol how did Link get those?
The house interiors in this game are really detailed, I love it
2:40 - the owl looked less like the owl statues in other games, and more like a plushy/bean bag Kaepora Gabora.
5:45 just my luck, I echoed the sign and got the phrase ‘the text is faded’ and assumed that was it.
Same actually
I’m glad you can play as Link even if it’s brief.
I'm so excited for all the new content you're going to release on this gaaame!! I love your analysis
this game is sooooooo fun! loving it so far
I may be a member but you included an Excuuuuse Me Princess so enjoy this
Thank you so much!! I really appreciate it 🙏
One thing I noticed that may only start happening a little later in the game - when enemies come out of a rift, first it's a blob that runs into you and splits into 3 enemies, 2 weak and one strong, just like how the monsters appear in Zelda 2 when link walks off the path in the overworld map!
0:11 were those silent princesses on the way in to the castle?
Silent princesses have a bit of blue on their petals... it could be a slight reference, but sadly they aren't the real deal.
@@greninjaguy5264 maybe they're loud princesses instead :P
@@philippak7726 could be like a subspecies though I don't know plants have subspecies or not
I can’t wait for a Zelda centered game that has “main game” graphics.
I plan to get this for my wife. I got her into LOZ and have gotten her SS, BOTW, and TOTK.
Give her the Minish Cap -such a great 2D Zelda that’s not enough played imo
Not getting her TP should be considered a crime.
@@asshizu we got a GC but she won’t play it. Too into the switch.
TP is my fav Zelda game so it’s on the list. That, OOT, MM, and WW as well
There's no "main game graphics" in Zelda, the teams never are scared to do something new visually (and EoW is literally a main game).
I'm about to finish the game and man, Echoes of Wisdom lore adds a lot to the story, can't wait to see all the theories.
I can't stop thinking about the insane lore implications made by the post-5th dungeon cutscene (spoilers below)
Because the three Golden Goddesses created the world as a prison to seal Null within, that makes him an entity even more ancient than *Demise,* the series' main "primordial evil incarnate" figure
I'm curious about Null's relation with Demise, considering the latter rose from "the depths of the earth". Could he have emerged from one of Null's rifts?
@@mjkhoi6961 It's ok I finished the game 1 week ago. We fans theorize about these things but the devs themselves probably just make random lore stuff, I don't think they care about these implications. The goddesses created the world to imprison the Null, but we killed it like it was nothing, one of the easiest final bosses I've seen.
Also, I don’t know if anyone else noticed, but when you’re running from the rifts in the beginning once you take control of Zelda, the sound effect/song is very reminiscent of the battle music in twilight princess when you’re fighting monsters of twilight. I found that fitting because the rifts are very twilight realm like.
Wright and Lefte are likely also a continuation of the recurring references to Will Wright in the handheld Zelda games.
(He’s been referenced in Link’s Awakening as Dr. Write, and in Oracle of Seasons and Minish Cap as Dr. Left)
My favorite "Easter egg" is when, just before the final boss battle, Tri says it looks really dangerous up ahead, "but I know I'll be okay with you, Zelda." That reminded me of the opening scenes in Tears of the Kingdom when Zelda said they should go farther down toward the source of the gloom, "but I know I'll be safe with you, Link."
Does the flower on top of Link's house remind anyone else of Marin's hair flower from Link's Awakening?
the general and minister in general feel a little like mutoh and viscen
their names also are a bit like mr. wright and dr. left, from link's awakening and oracle of seasons
Ahh! This game is so fun! I've been loving every minute of it.
When Zeltik said that the sign echo isnt very useful the whole speedrun community cried rivers of tears
The green, red and blue books could also be a reference to the Hyrule Hystoria, Arts & Artefacts and the Zelda Encyclopedia, which are the same colors respectively.
I like how characters in this game’s eyes grow big with surprise.
My favourite easter eggs are the music ones. There was one specific one where I got a big smile to hear it again
WOW, 4:50 those names are COMPLATELY different in Brazil. And for good reasons! LOL!
Thanks for this spoiler free video. Still towards the beginning, just finished the castle, of the game. Really enjoying it but looking forward to watching everyone's detailed content on the game once I am close to finished.
I think the reddish-pink colored flower on the roof of Link's house is a reference to Marin from Link's Awakening as she has a similar flower in the switch remake
The way the ALBW carpet is propped up against the wall in a roll is *possibly* a reference to Ravio, since he replaces the carpet and shoves it to the side in the same way when he turns the place into a shop
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The fact that the might ore that link’s sword is made of is from the rifts is rly interesting. The constant swirls rly remind me of the zonai and Shiekah tech. Perhaps since Luburry seems to have no idea what it is and Impa and him seem to be the only Shiekah that look like and decorate like the ones in BOTW, that this takes place before BOTW? Or maybe the rifts transcend timelines or whatever. Idk bruh I just like theorizing.
I love that so many people around the small towns know Link and are worried about him. Some people say they never even saw Zelda, but Link is like a friend of all the common folk, while so far I've only seen people from Castle Town talk like they know the princess (granted, I'm still pretty early into the game). Just a neat detail.
To be fair, I imagine Zelda never went far from the castle, probably the ranch was as far as she went.
Thanks, Zeltik, for the secretly fun video!! They put a lot of detail into Link's house, and I like it a lot. This was an awesome video!!! 👍👍😁🛡🛡🗡
I have finally finished the game and could come and watch this video! Cannot wait for more Easter eggs and most importantly - theories / explanations ❤️🔥
Just finish the game yesterday. Had a lot of fun! For some reason, i can imagine a DLC/New game + where we can play Link. I mean, duh, everyone have the same thoughts, but hear me out. The way we play Zelda, i felt that we play Link at the end of his adventure. I mean, we start the game and the very first thing we do is to beat Ganon with 20 hearts. By watching this video and the fact that Link can sense every new rift, we can play the adventure of Link, like a prequel where we can beat all the dungeons in "normal world" We can find new items, since when we play Zelda, we didn't find anything, since Link had already got the items from the dungeon. I mean, there is potential for a bigger and long adventure for the game.
i love this game so much, it was really fun!
1:35 Phantom Hourglass remake leaked!
I love this version of Impa. Pretty much every version is either an old lady or a badass ninja warrior, but this one basically said "What if I were both...at the same time?"
Throughout Hyrule you can meet the other kid who got “stolen away” one in gerudo desert, and in kakariko village
I love how much personality they give link in this game, and he's not even on screen for a full hour 😂
Seeing these Easter is really nostalgic. But it makes me even more curious about the game as a whole: like does it take place in the timeline of the Zelda lore? And many other things, but I don't wanna spoil too much yet.
You can always count on this guy to make a good video about refrences in Zelda games 😁
Something I noticed is that the map on Echoes is actually ALTTP’s map with just a few added things.
If you look closely with a map side by side you can see the Desert Dungeon, Kakariko and the Lost woods, as well as the ancient ruins next to Hyrule castle. Also if you go through the right of the castle some bushes are in the same positions as the secret entrance in ALTTP
1:34 The way the map looked from a distance and the look of the castle drawn in the center there just reminded me of A Link to the Past’s map.
EoW's world is basically a expanded ALTTP map, so it makes sense.
There is glimpse of a spare chunic in Link's drawer. When Zelder is given her disguise by Impa, she chooses to change behind a goddess statue.
I just got done with a 100% playthrough of the game. I enjoyed it.
Link's wood carved owl is also a reference to skyward sword where he has wood carvings of loftwings in his room, which itself is actually a reference to eiji aonuma who is into wood carving
This game rules! It's the perfect combination of old and new with a big world, environmental systems great dungeons and challenging combat.
This was really super interesting! I’m 27 but I didn’t really play any Zelda growing up. Just recently got into the games when I got BotW 2 years ago. Played some of Link’s Awakening XD, it was good but I definitely had to use a guide to help a lot lol. Currently LOVING Echoes of Wisdom & learning about all this other stuff from other games in this game is really awesome, thanks for your video!
Great video. I'd add that Lefte's appearance is very much like the Loyal Sage in ALttP - book included.
Minish Cap has been my favorite zelda game of the top down adventures for over 20 years. I...really genuinely hope they make a remake in this art style
I'm looking forward to all the lore videos now that I've finished the game last night! I noticed a lot of callbacks and references, but there are just so many I must have missed quite a bit still.
An Easter egg I noticed right away that wasn’t mentioned here is the spin that Zelda does to move a little faster is the exact same as the one Deku Link from Majoras Mask uses for the same purpose.
Someone says, “It’s not safe to go alone” I’m pretty sure it’s Tri after Zelda gets taken to Suthorn Beach from the current
The only question is: can Zelda go fishing in that game. 😂
She's doing the war crimes this time, she's still jealous that Link can make giant robots armed to the teeth and she can't.
0:51 I may be reading in to this too much but the way the bed and desk are on a raised floor separated from the rest of the house seems like a reference to the layout of his place in Hateno village in BOTW
Another little random one: in one of the houses in Gerudo Town you can find one of the big elephant statues from Face Shrine in LA
Did you notice that Ganon as we see him in the opening appears to be wearing a necklace based on the final phase of the Nightmare in Link's Awakening? 😁
Also not really an Easter Egg, but I love that Minister Lefte is surely related to Dr Left from Oracle of Seasons/Minish Cap (and maybe Mr Write from Link's Awakening, even if just in a dream!)
I’ve beat the game but I’m sure there are a ton more later game Easter eggs that I don’t know of. I’ll definitely be watching that video 😊
I think the two green vials on the barrel in Link's house are also a reference to A Link to the Past, in AlttP, the item to refill the magic gauge are green vials with a yellow stripe, droped by enemies and pots.
If you hop down the well in Suthorn Village, you can find a desk and some containers - just like Zelda's hidden study in Hateno Village from Tears of the Kingdom. :)
8:55 The CD-i haunts me
It's not CD-i.
@@m.a.b6286 I know, I was just naming another time link talks
Link's bed is also similar to his starting outfit in twilight princess, with an uneven green layer over a white one