If taken literally, yes it's underwater, but it's in a giant bubble. What he's referring to is the ocean inside the ocean in spongbob, which this isn't the same thing.
I think the Triforce at 3:06 is supposed to be a chart that shows the locations of the Triangle Islands where you put the Pearls that form a Triangle/Triforce to raise the Tower of Gods! And the woman at 3:23 I always assumed to be Tetra's mother. who gave her the "sacred charm" on her necklace.
The interesting thing about the underwater Hyrule area is that a lot of the castle and surrounding areas do have collision built in, meaning if you use Action Replay and the like you can get onto these areas for some pretty neat views. A few areas have patches you can fall into though, and if you die you spawn at whatever area you came out of originally which kinda sucks. Anyways, neat video sir!
There's a famous part of Wind Waker that you might not have caught. At the end of the game, when the King of Hyrule is standing in front of the completed triforce and facing Ganondorf, the camera is positioned such that it looks like his hand is on it. However, if you move the camera a bit, you see that he was actually like 5 feet away from it, and that forced perspective made it *look* like he was touching it. (I can't for the life of me find any references to what I'm talking about, so you'll just have to take my word! lol) Nice video, though. One thing that I want to see in future episodes is for you to spend a little more time looking at areas from multiple perspectives. When you're moving around the camera yourself, it's a lot easier to understand how everything's laid out in 3D space. I'd appreciate more angles on areas, like isometric views, because it helps to get a better understanding of how the space is laid out, which is interesting. Thanks!
You actually do enter in Tetra's room later. The Triforce is the map where you place the pearls down. The picture of Link is from the intro sequence, and it is actually the Hero of Time. Remember that Tetra is Zelda (spoilers) so she absolutely knows all of this stuff and is researching it. The picture of Hyrule "flooding" is actually the first slide of the intro that says "Long ago, there existed a Kingdom where a golden power lay hidden. It was a prosperous land blessed with green forests, tall mountains, and peace." The people down below are just townspeople. There's someone with a pot on their head, a horse, a guy with a rake, and a Goron. They're just peaceful people. I know this because I have a poster of the intro hanging up above my PC and the detail on it is quite high. I'm assuming the picture of the woman is her mom. The part I am confused about though is how the king of Hyrule is her dad but it's been a LOOOONG time since Hyrule was flooded, but the King is still the king from before it flooded so it doesn't make sense to me but maybe somebody else can explain that. Like, how could Tetra be his daughter? Is she even? She has beads in there because she's technically a princess.
Zelda is Tetra, as in Tetragrammaton = yhwh = Iah, princess Ahhotep of Egypt 17th generation = Princess Garnet in FF9, 17th generation Alexandria. Arryl, links sister is Lyrra spelled backwards, as in the comic book character from Lemuria, the continent that sinks into the pacific ocean = Ancient Hyrule.
You can actually see the Gorons without their hats on in person normally. Just go to the island they can each be found on, stand in front of them and use the Deku Leaf and their hat will fly off their head for a few seconds!
**Panning into neighbor's house** And as you can see, here is a hidden note which says "please stop fucking around with reality, my wife died in a car crash last night because she couldn't see ahead". I find it funny how a blind guy can write. Nonetheless, next episode is either the bank or my neighbor's unattended trash can!
"I sure would like to find out who this woman is, without somebody making a baseless theory about it." I would like to shake you warmly by the hand, sir. You're one of the good ones.
All the stuff in Tetra's room is stuff you can just go in and see when you board the ship again later in the game. Also, I THINK the picture in there is of her mom, but I could be wrong.
You can go into Tetra's room when the ship is docked at Windfall later. Pretty sure the lady in the painting is her mother, who is mentioned by her at some point in the game
The guy who normally blocks access to Tetra's room mentions her mom and how she passed away while Tetra was still so young. She is also briefly mentioned by King Daphnes (or the King of Red Lions in his ghostly form) during his monologuing over the history of Hyrule and revealing Tetra's destiny.
a few of these i didn't feel were boundary breaks. Tetra's room you can visit on your 2nd trip to the pirate ship, and if you use the deke leaf on the Gorons, their hat flips up and you can see their faces, but neverless, a great video and i found out some interesting things from it
@5:45 I'm so glad somebody pointed this out. I noticed this myself while playing this game as a kid a long time ago and I always felt so damn creeped out by that dudes one red eye lol
The triforce pieces bit was pretty cool as well, makes quite a bit of sense. What I love about Ganon's tower thing is that it kinda fits in a lore standpoint. I always wondered why Ganondorf kinda had a tower there, now I know, its his home country
While I was at the bomb shop with the the shop keeper all tied up, I was messing around and the game's camera accidentally clipped through the wall and I found Tetra and her crew just standing in the middle of an abyss with the lightning animation and everything.
+Shesez Not much, your videos are really solid and you just need more exposure! One thing I noticed with this video (this is the first I saw from your channel), is that the intro could do a better job of explaining what you're going to cover in the video. Of course it gets very clear when you get into it, but it's good to capture people right away. Really interesting video though, I've always wanted to get a look at sunken Hyrule!
Just discovered your vids and loving them so far! :D Here's a quick sketchy translation I attempted of Ganondorf's map: i.imgur.com/nkA0v6s.png - The numerals around the island seem kind of arbitrary; not sure what they're supposed to be labeling exactly: the three searchlights, plus... the other two corners of the fortress? - The red lines are pointing to three other islands of the Great Sea: Dragon Roost island to the east, something that's hard to read but almost definitely Outset Island to the south, and something I'm unsure about to the southeast. Logically, it should probably be the Forest Haven (森の島/モリノシマ), but what's actually written doesn't seem to correspond to any known island name I can figure out (although it's the same number of characters as Forest Haven would be). Possibly a beta name...?
Much like how an extra King of Red Lions appears off screen in the Jabun scene, the pirates can been seen behind the wall in the bomb shop on the first visit, as seen here: miiverse.nintendo.net/posts/AYMHAAACAAADVHiaGyqrgA
Really cool o: You can actually get into Tetra's room in game though. When you go into the ship to get the bomb bag while the ship's at Windfall, no one is guarding that room since it's only Nico on board, you can just waltz right in.
You can go in Tetra's cabin while getting bombs. I also know the pictures. The picture of Link over Tetra's bed and Hyrule across the way, are direct pictures from the legend of the hero of time shown at the beginning of the game. As far as that picture of the triforce in the back, I noticed it's actually the great sea! Tetra is a better explorer than you'd think. I noticed this: the outer lines connect three different islands: Dragon Roost, Greatfish Isle, and Forbidden Woods, which are the three places you'd get the crystals. The triangle in the middle, connect three other islands, which are the triangle islands, where you put the crystals to make the Tower of the Gods appear. Speaking of that, guess where that is in the picture? Directly in the middle of this drawn Triforce. Developers, WELL DONE. As another tidbit, that picture of a constellation is actually a picture of the Star Belt Archipelago, which is an island to the East of Dragon Roost.
I love boundary breaking videos and would love to see more from Zelda game. Also, is it weird that I have an obsession with how awesome your beard is? EDIT: Also, I've noticed some of this landscape looks familiar to other games. That black hole with the pillars sticking out looks a lot like Twilight Princess's Hyrule Field... and the Mountains look familiar, when it comes to Breath of the Wild. I wonder...
I don't know if anyone else commented on this already. But I think the portrait in Tetra's room must be a portrait of Tetra's mother. The character descriptions included in the Nintendo Gallery figurines of the pirate crew reveal that Tetra's mother was the original Captain of the ship. That she died when Tetra was still a small child and that while she entrusted Tetra with the triforce shard, she entrusted little Tetra to the pirate crew she left behind. That's pretty sad, but also kinda interesting, and explains some things about the pirates.
This is an amazing show, I've always had a fascination with details beyond boundaries ever since I played Super Mario Sunshine, which tried to make almost every level in the game visible from each other. Subscribed! I'll be sure to check out your other content as well.
+gmaster2647 hey thanks man! I really appreciate it! Apparently i need to get on Super Mario Sunshine soon.. lots of people have been asking about that one
+gmaster2647 hey thanks man! I really appreciate it! Apparently i need to get on Super Mario Sunshine soon.. lots of people have been asking about that one
Great idea for a series. I think ever since I saw Pop Fiction's episode on Golden Eye's secret island, I've been hooked on the idea of seeing what developers have hidden away in their games. As for improvement suggestions, if you haven't done so already, try duplicating your prominent and clearer audio track (in this video's case, your left side) to both sides during your on-camera segments. Headphone users will tell you right away that there's an audio imbalance going on there. Keep it up man, can't wait to check out the rest of your work!
Oh for sure. Ive seen that very same GT episode! And as for the audio. Ive managed to fix it in later episode, but i can always use more of that constructive criticism in newer episodes :) Thanks for taking the time to write up this comment man! Appreciate it!
Shesez No problem man, glad it was addressed (just catching up with em' now, the later episodes came together nicely). I'll be sure to look out for anything else worth mentioning. Well anywho, I'll be looking forward to whatever you're cookin' up next. Though, while I'm here, I may as well ask. Is there any possibility you'll be venturing outside of Gamecube and Wii games? Just curious is all.
We got N64 on the table. And any PS2 games that have a Moon Jump or wall clip code. If theres a PS2 game youre very enthusiastic about. See if it has one of those two AR cheat codes and let me know!
I absolutely love this. I'm glad Zelda Informer shared this video. I love the LoZ series and it's really cool to see some of the hidden details that the devs worked so hard on. Thank you for this. :D
+Cryos I was shocked to find out Zelda Informer shared this video. I have a lot of respect for the fact that they'll expose small channels like mine. And youre welcome! Hope you enjoy Twilight Princess coming this week
Very cool video. The entire time I was asking how you were accomplishing this feat. Yay we see reminenscence of Gerudo Valley! A few people already said, but you can look inside tetra's cabin during your second trip on the ship. The link is from the same legend as told on Outset Island. The triforce picture is actually foreshadowing to the Tower of the Gods with the islands for the Goddess Pearls so the pirates knew something was going on over there and were researching for some supposed great treasure. Or Tetra in general was doing research on the forgotten kingdom she knew nothing about literally being the princess of. I like the joke but those beads are necklaces :P I'm 90% sure that picture of the woman is supposed to be Tetra's mom. I forget which one, but one of the pirates, when sailing on the ship, mentions Tetra is so young compared to all of them because she took over as their leader with honorable strength when her mom died unexpectedly. The woman also has a slightly similar hair style to Tetra. It would be highly logical for Tetra to keep a portrait of her beloved and deceased mother in her cabin to remember her :-)
+Amanda Slough heart sank when i saw Gerudo Desert. Its astounding how they chose not to show that off. Thank you for sharing all this awesome info btw! So we have a near confirm of what tetras mom looked like. Queen of Hyrule... Wow...
Shesez no problem I've just been watch a few random ones didn't realise this was an old one haha. Loved the sonic adventure 2 one that was very interesting!
The map in Ganon's room is not of the Tower of the Gods, it's the Forsaken Fortress. The Hylian on the top of the map reads "Majiyuu-Tou," which means "Demon Beast Island" and that's the Japanese name for the Forsaken Fortress. As much as I love Boundary Break, it has a good share of factual errors. I get that it's more focused on showing off cool things than getting details right, but I think that doing both of those things right would make the show a lot better. I tried transcribing the rest of the Hylian on the map, but it's kind of hard without a clear shot. I think the second line says "riyukeibuka," or something, but I have no clue if it's right or what it could possibly mean.
I had a crack at translating the markings on that map. I was able to decipher them into... something. It was tough, because a lot of letters look like they could be something else, and the resolution of that texture doesn't help. Also, the words are either still Japanese, or are complete gibberish. -The uppermost one says: "Madayusatou" -The mid-right one says: "Soyuunopuma" -The lower-right one says: "Machitushirenu" -The lowermost one says: "Chihaho" (I think, this one was the hardest) Anyway, I'm betting it's total gibberish. Though the fact that it seems pronounceable intrigues me.
I'm figuring it's Japanese. Even then, it's looking ridiculous. "Madayusatou" means "Still hot sugar," "Soyuunopuma" means "Chuu no Oma," whatever that means, " "Machitushirenu" means "I have to wait," and "Chihaho" means "Blood walks." I think you may have misread "Soyuunopuma."
You should do shadow of the colossus at some point! That map is huge, and originally was supposed to have more colossi in it. I'm sure there are secrets to be found.
My theory (and some of this may be confirmed or disproven by things Nintendo has said) is that the map in Ganondorf’s room was originally supposed to be how the player finds the places to go down into Hyrule and beat the dungeons, and then from each dungeon, Link would unlock one piece of the Triforce, and in that final cutscene, they would float up out of the dungeons that Link had beaten, and pull the water in. My guess is that after they cut the dungeons, they cut out that part of the cutscene, but left the pieces of the Triforce up there even though the player would no longer be able to see them there.
3:30 The bottom half is just a town overlooking the Hyrule Castle. It also seems as if this was the town that they held the Triforce in before Hyrule was covered in water.
This is an amazing show! I've watched a few Zelda episodes of this show and I already subbed! I'm telling everyone about this show on Zelda Amino...(if you know what that app is).
I was kind-of hoping the video wouldn't begin with Hyrule Field, given that's one of the most commonly-explored areas of the Wind Waker. Then again, it did cover some new stuff from new angles, and was generally cool, and then more stuff followed it like the awesome desert stuff, so it all worked out in the end. (ps. you can see the goron's heads entirely in game. use the deku leaf!)
I don't know if anyone else said this already but you are able to access Tetras room in game with no cheats required. When you play Miko's challenge for the second time obtaining the bombs before that entire sequence Tetras room is free to be explored since everyone else is at the bar.
not sure if you know by now, but the "ominous woman" is Tetra's mother, and the previous captain of the crew. The jewelry likely belonged to her (and might interestingly be heirlooms passed down by Royal princesses of her bloodline).
The women in the picture is Tetra's mother, also named as Zelda due family tradition, she gave Tetra a different name to protect her. The Pictures in her room are the ancient pictures of Link and the story of how Hyrule got flooded with water, with one of the pictures having the location where the Hyrule castle is under the sea with the instruction sings on how to use Din, Lanaru and Farore's pearls.
The Gorons face under their hats is an easter egg inside the game- you just use your Duku Leaf on them and the gust blows their hat into the air for a second uncovering their face until they grab the hat and put it back again!
a minor thing that would be cool to see is the very first time link encounters Ganondorf you only see the bottom half of ganons face before link is flung into the ocean by the bird. I wonder if he's pulling a derp face like he did in twilight princess haha
A river, inside underwater Hyrule. It's like a Spongebob episode.
The area around Hyrule Castle isn't underwater, the rest of Hyrule is.
Eichro don't ever compare that show to wind waker >:O
Is water above it? Yes? So it is under water.
If taken literally, yes it's underwater, but it's in a giant bubble. What he's referring to is the ocean inside the ocean in spongbob, which this isn't the same thing.
Zinerry Stop taking it so seriously Jesus Christ
Zelda: The Boundary Breaker
Zelda: Boundary Waker
The Legend of Shesez: Break of the wild
I think the Triforce at 3:06 is supposed to be a chart that shows the locations of the Triangle Islands where you put the Pearls that form a Triangle/Triforce to raise the Tower of Gods!
And the woman at 3:23 I always assumed to be Tetra's mother. who gave her the "sacred charm" on her necklace.
Actually if you connect all Pearl places and first three temples you get a Triforce on the map :D
And the constellation Orion makes another appearance in wind waker as the Star Belt Archipelago.
Also, that picture of link is the same picture of the Hero of Time (still link technically) from earlier.
The interesting thing about the underwater Hyrule area is that a lot of the castle and surrounding areas do have collision built in, meaning if you use Action Replay and the like you can get onto these areas for some pretty neat views. A few areas have patches you can fall into though, and if you die you spawn at whatever area you came out of originally which kinda sucks. Anyways, neat video sir!
+SwankyBox Now SwankyBox is commenting on my videos?? This is some exciting stuff! Thanks for checking out my video sir!
The tunnel was scraped for some odd reason
Pog
I might be mistaken, but I believe you can actually see the goron faces by using the deku leaf and blowing the hats off their heads.
+Jersh That's right
how did I not know about this? Man I love the little things about this game series.
Jersh I've beaten this game SO many times and never knew you could do thy
yep that is indeed true
There's a famous part of Wind Waker that you might not have caught.
At the end of the game, when the King of Hyrule is standing in front of the completed triforce and facing Ganondorf, the camera is positioned such that it looks like his hand is on it.
However, if you move the camera a bit, you see that he was actually like 5 feet away from it, and that forced perspective made it *look* like he was touching it. (I can't for the life of me find any references to what I'm talking about, so you'll just have to take my word! lol)
Nice video, though. One thing that I want to see in future episodes is for you to spend a little more time looking at areas from multiple perspectives. When you're moving around the camera yourself, it's a lot easier to understand how everything's laid out in 3D space. I'd appreciate more angles on areas, like isometric views, because it helps to get a better understanding of how the space is laid out, which is interesting.
Thanks!
DUDE lol I always thought there was something sketchy about that. I could never tell if he was actually touching!
You actually do enter in Tetra's room later. The Triforce is the map where you place the pearls down. The picture of Link is from the intro sequence, and it is actually the Hero of Time. Remember that Tetra is Zelda (spoilers) so she absolutely knows all of this stuff and is researching it.
The picture of Hyrule "flooding" is actually the first slide of the intro that says "Long ago, there existed a Kingdom where a golden power lay hidden. It was a prosperous land blessed with green forests, tall mountains, and peace." The people down below are just townspeople. There's someone with a pot on their head, a horse, a guy with a rake, and a Goron. They're just peaceful people.
I know this because I have a poster of the intro hanging up above my PC and the detail on it is quite high.
I'm assuming the picture of the woman is her mom. The part I am confused about though is how the king of Hyrule is her dad but it's been a LOOOONG time since Hyrule was flooded, but the King is still the king from before it flooded so it doesn't make sense to me but maybe somebody else can explain that. Like, how could Tetra be his daughter? Is she even?
She has beads in there because she's technically a princess.
The Shangry Llamas anal beads
I’m pretty sure the king isn’t her father, but rather an ancestor.
It gets even more confusing when you look at the painting in hyrule castle that has all the pirates in it looking dapper.
Zelda is Tetra, as in Tetragrammaton = yhwh = Iah, princess Ahhotep of Egypt 17th generation = Princess Garnet in FF9, 17th generation Alexandria. Arryl, links sister is Lyrra spelled backwards, as in the comic book character from Lemuria, the continent that sinks into the pacific ocean = Ancient Hyrule.
@@EmeraldEyesEsoteric Have you heard of the Majora's Mask/Mozart's "Magic Flute" conspiracy? Seems like something right up your alley.
You can actually see the Gorons without their hats on in person normally. Just go to the island they can each be found on, stand in front of them and use the Deku Leaf and their hat will fly off their head for a few seconds!
Wanna know why they rendered full Goron faces? Try using the fanning the deku leaf on one.
Yup, then u can send green and alabaster banister to zornupiter
On a significant episode number or anniversary, you should totally do a boundary break of your house for the memes
its the 1,000 dollar goal for my patreon lol
Shesez do a Luigi mansion dark moon boundary break
**Panning into neighbor's house**
And as you can see, here is a hidden note which says "please stop fucking around with reality, my wife died in a car crash last night because she couldn't see ahead". I find it funny how a blind guy can write. Nonetheless, next episode is either the bank or my neighbor's unattended trash can!
"I sure would like to find out who this woman is, without somebody making a baseless theory about it."
I would like to shake you warmly by the hand, sir. You're one of the good ones.
CLANG CLANG CLANG CLANG I thought that too.
All the stuff in Tetra's room is stuff you can just go in and see when you board the ship again later in the game. Also, I THINK the picture in there is of her mom, but I could be wrong.
tetras Room is accessible the second time you go to the ship
3:12 and 5:29 same constellation.
ooh nice find
It's Orion. You can see it in the real sky too! :P
You can go into Tetra's room when the ship is docked at Windfall later. Pretty sure the lady in the painting is her mother, who is mentioned by her at some point in the game
The guy who normally blocks access to Tetra's room mentions her mom and how she passed away while Tetra was still so young. She is also briefly mentioned by King Daphnes (or the King of Red Lions in his ghostly form) during his monologuing over the history of Hyrule and revealing Tetra's destiny.
a few of these i didn't feel were boundary breaks. Tetra's room you can visit on your 2nd trip to the pirate ship, and if you use the deke leaf on the Gorons, their hat flips up and you can see their faces, but neverless, a great video and i found out some interesting things from it
this is a great series
@5:45 I'm so glad somebody pointed this out. I noticed this myself while playing this game as a kid a long time ago and I always felt so damn creeped out by that dudes one red eye lol
Boundary Break: Wind Waker? More like Boundary Wake: Wind Breaker.
For serious though good work, this is cool.
Rodrigo i think you make a happy dog out of all of us
"I wonder what kind of beads those are"
3 seconds of silence
Ganon's tower was in the desert this whole time? O.o Well there you go, learn new things
It was either this discovery or the triforce pieces that was my favorite
The triforce pieces bit was pretty cool as well, makes quite a bit of sense. What I love about Ganon's tower thing is that it kinda fits in a lore standpoint. I always wondered why Ganondorf kinda had a tower there, now I know, its his home country
7:58 someone is talking. YOU HAVE A GHOST IN YOUR HOUSE PANIC!!!!!!
Jeremy Meneely he edited that in. It's saying "sup homie"
AAAAH!
5:49 Really good indication that someone farted on his pillow. Link immediately afterwards sounds like he farted on the pillow. LOL
😂😂🤣🤣🤣
11:53 Woah Ganon was normal under that rock? bum bum bUUUUMMMM
Thank you a bunch for showing what his boots looked like under there. I've wondered forever, man.
That woman in Tetra's bedroom is her mother. And you can get to the room normally in the game.
But I love these videos and subscribed!
While I was at the bomb shop with the the shop keeper all tied up, I was messing around and the game's camera accidentally clipped through the wall and I found Tetra and her crew just standing in the middle of an abyss with the lightning animation and everything.
miiverse.nintendo.net/posts/AYMHAAADAAB2V0fbRfYTkA
This series rules so much! Keep up the fantastic work!
I still watch all these boundary breakers lol so much nostalgia
When I was a little kid I would dream of being able to explode those lands...
Thank you lol
My pleasure
Explode Hyrule?
What a violent dream for a kid to be having!
(I kid)
Hey Shesez, watching some old Boundary Breaks like you mentioned in Arkham Knight. Good luck with everything going on!
Woah, been watching boundary break for 2 years already! time flies, thanks shesez
Awesome stuff man!
+Zeltik Zeltik! I love your videos man! Got any advice I could use?
+Shesez Not much, your videos are really solid and you just need more exposure! One thing I noticed with this video (this is the first I saw from your channel), is that the intro could do a better job of explaining what you're going to cover in the video. Of course it gets very clear when you get into it, but it's good to capture people right away. Really interesting video though, I've always wanted to get a look at sunken Hyrule!
+Shesez Thank you by the way!
Pog
Just discovered your vids and loving them so far! :D
Here's a quick sketchy translation I attempted of Ganondorf's map:
i.imgur.com/nkA0v6s.png
- The numerals around the island seem kind of arbitrary; not sure what they're supposed to be labeling exactly: the three searchlights, plus... the other two corners of the fortress?
- The red lines are pointing to three other islands of the Great Sea: Dragon Roost island to the east, something that's hard to read but almost definitely Outset Island to the south, and something I'm unsure about to the southeast. Logically, it should probably be the Forest Haven (森の島/モリノシマ), but what's actually written doesn't seem to correspond to any known island name I can figure out (although it's the same number of characters as Forest Haven would be). Possibly a beta name...?
These keep getting better man. Great job!
I love this formula of giving us all a taste before you dive in to the main course! Don’t ever change! You rock my friend!
Brilliant episode! Really liking the tone of the show. Keep it up and you'll get big in no time :D
The quality of this series is REALLY improving, really great episode.
+Super Fry Thanks man! Hopefully we can keep it going!
continue this series. its really gold.
GREAT series man, honestly love it.
2:49
You can go into Tetra's room normally.
I forget when, but I have.
When you enter the code later in the game you can.
I think by just talking to the guy like 50 times lets you in. Or that may be paper mario.
Dark Storm You can enter her room during the endless night part, when you go to get bombs.
That's what I meant!
My god, I really, REALLY love these kind of videos! Keep it up man :)
+Mukjus I will! Thank you so much man!
Much like how an extra King of Red Lions appears off screen in the Jabun scene, the pirates can been seen behind the wall in the bomb shop on the first visit, as seen here: miiverse.nintendo.net/posts/AYMHAAACAAADVHiaGyqrgA
Ah, was hoping you'd go on top of Dragon Roost when you first arrive to see if the dragon is there! Also Windfall island eagle eye view
Really cool o:
You can actually get into Tetra's room in game though. When you go into the ship to get the bomb bag while the ship's at Windfall, no one is guarding that room since it's only Nico on board, you can just waltz right in.
You seem so kind and sweet!
I hope that the universe blesses you with as much joy and kindness that you give to others
You can go in Tetra's cabin while getting bombs. I also know the pictures. The picture of Link over Tetra's bed and Hyrule across the way, are direct pictures from the legend of the hero of time shown at the beginning of the game. As far as that picture of the triforce in the back, I noticed it's actually the great sea! Tetra is a better explorer than you'd think. I noticed this: the outer lines connect three different islands: Dragon Roost, Greatfish Isle, and Forbidden Woods, which are the three places you'd get the crystals. The triangle in the middle, connect three other islands, which are the triangle islands, where you put the crystals to make the Tower of the Gods appear. Speaking of that, guess where that is in the picture? Directly in the middle of this drawn Triforce. Developers, WELL DONE. As another tidbit, that picture of a constellation is actually a picture of the Star Belt Archipelago, which is an island to the East of Dragon Roost.
I love boundary breaking videos and would love to see more from Zelda game. Also, is it weird that I have an obsession with how awesome your beard is?
EDIT: Also, I've noticed some of this landscape looks familiar to other games. That black hole with the pillars sticking out looks a lot like Twilight Princess's Hyrule Field... and the Mountains look familiar, when it comes to Breath of the Wild. I wonder...
I don't know if anyone else commented on this already. But I think the portrait in Tetra's room must be a portrait of Tetra's mother. The character descriptions included in the Nintendo Gallery figurines of the pirate crew reveal that Tetra's mother was the original Captain of the ship. That she died when Tetra was still a small child and that while she entrusted Tetra with the triforce shard, she entrusted little Tetra to the pirate crew she left behind.
That's pretty sad, but also kinda interesting, and explains some things about the pirates.
This is an amazing show, I've always had a fascination with details beyond boundaries ever since I played Super Mario Sunshine, which tried to make almost every level in the game visible from each other.
Subscribed! I'll be sure to check out your other content as well.
+gmaster2647 hey thanks man! I really appreciate it!
Apparently i need to get on Super Mario Sunshine soon.. lots of people have been asking about that one
+gmaster2647 hey thanks man! I really appreciate it!
Apparently i need to get on Super Mario Sunshine soon.. lots of people have been asking about that one
2:42 Woah the GameCube really was ahead of it's time with graphics power
Great idea for a series. I think ever since I saw Pop Fiction's episode on Golden Eye's secret island, I've been hooked on the idea of seeing what developers have hidden away in their games.
As for improvement suggestions, if you haven't done so already, try duplicating your prominent and clearer audio track (in this video's case, your left side) to both sides during your on-camera segments. Headphone users will tell you right away that there's an audio imbalance going on there.
Keep it up man, can't wait to check out the rest of your work!
Oh for sure. Ive seen that very same GT episode! And as for the audio. Ive managed to fix it in later episode, but i can always use more of that constructive criticism in newer episodes :)
Thanks for taking the time to write up this comment man! Appreciate it!
Shesez No problem man, glad it was addressed (just catching up with em' now, the later episodes came together nicely). I'll be sure to look out for anything else worth mentioning.
Well anywho, I'll be looking forward to whatever you're cookin' up next. Though, while I'm here, I may as well ask. Is there any possibility you'll be venturing outside of Gamecube and Wii games? Just curious is all.
We got N64 on the table. And any PS2 games that have a Moon Jump or wall clip code.
If theres a PS2 game youre very enthusiastic about. See if it has one of those two AR cheat codes and let me know!
This video is great! Love the concept, and superb execution.
8:20 This is fine.
This was really cool. Especially the last two things. The triforce and the Ganondorf... did they model stone around him..??? Awesome.
I absolutely love this. I'm glad Zelda Informer shared this video. I love the LoZ series and it's really cool to see some of the hidden details that the devs worked so hard on. Thank you for this. :D
+Cryos I was shocked to find out Zelda Informer shared this video. I have a lot of respect for the fact that they'll expose small channels like mine.
And youre welcome! Hope you enjoy Twilight Princess coming this week
Loving this series! Keep up the good work!
Love your content! I've been watching all day!
This was great! Keep up the good work. I'd definitely watch more Zelda videos. :)
This is my new favorite thing on the internet
You should have x1000 the amout of subscribers this is just gold!
Very cool video. The entire time I was asking how you were accomplishing this feat. Yay we see reminenscence of Gerudo Valley!
A few people already said, but you can look inside tetra's cabin during your second trip on the ship. The link is from the same legend as told on Outset Island. The triforce picture is actually foreshadowing to the Tower of the Gods with the islands for the Goddess Pearls so the pirates knew something was going on over there and were researching for some supposed great treasure. Or Tetra in general was doing research on the forgotten kingdom she knew nothing about literally being the princess of. I like the joke but those beads are necklaces :P
I'm 90% sure that picture of the woman is supposed to be Tetra's mom. I forget which one, but one of the pirates, when sailing on the ship, mentions Tetra is so young compared to all of them because she took over as their leader with honorable strength when her mom died unexpectedly. The woman also has a slightly similar hair style to Tetra. It would be highly logical for Tetra to keep a portrait of her beloved and deceased mother in her cabin to remember her :-)
+Amanda Slough heart sank when i saw Gerudo Desert. Its astounding how they chose not to show that off. Thank you for sharing all this awesome info btw! So we have a near confirm of what tetras mom looked like. Queen of Hyrule... Wow...
Just found this series it's really interesting! Keep up the good work!!
Thank you very much man! really appreciate sentiments like this. Especially on the older videos
Shesez no problem I've just been watch a few random ones didn't realise this was an old one haha. Loved the sonic adventure 2 one that was very interesting!
The map in Ganon's room is not of the Tower of the Gods, it's the Forsaken Fortress. The Hylian on the top of the map reads "Majiyuu-Tou," which means "Demon Beast Island" and that's the Japanese name for the Forsaken Fortress.
As much as I love Boundary Break, it has a good share of factual errors. I get that it's more focused on showing off cool things than getting details right, but I think that doing both of those things right would make the show a lot better.
I tried transcribing the rest of the Hylian on the map, but it's kind of hard without a clear shot. I think the second line says "riyukeibuka," or something, but I have no clue if it's right or what it could possibly mean.
thank you for showing this. love the videos man!!!😃
I love this series dude! Mario party would be interesting to see
Just saying, it was Zelda Informer's Facebook page which led me to this video and your channel! :)
Throwback to the first Boundary Break episode I watched
I had a crack at translating the markings on that map. I was able to decipher them into... something. It was tough, because a lot of letters look like they could be something else, and the resolution of that texture doesn't help. Also, the words are either still Japanese, or are complete gibberish.
-The uppermost one says: "Madayusatou"
-The mid-right one says: "Soyuunopuma"
-The lower-right one says: "Machitushirenu"
-The lowermost one says: "Chihaho" (I think, this one was the hardest)
Anyway, I'm betting it's total gibberish. Though the fact that it seems pronounceable intrigues me.
See if it is Japanese.
WAIT, HYRULE HISTORIA HAS WHAT EACH LETTER MEANS! Unless you already did that...
max damon Well yeah, I went and looked it up on google.
I'm figuring it's Japanese. Even then, it's looking ridiculous. "Madayusatou" means "Still hot sugar," "Soyuunopuma" means "Chuu no Oma," whatever that means, " "Machitushirenu" means "I have to wait," and "Chihaho" means "Blood walks." I think you may have misread "Soyuunopuma."
Chaos89P That's actually kinda funny, now that I'm reading it. Especially the "Still hot sugar" one.
You should do shadow of the colossus at some point! That map is huge, and originally was supposed to have more colossi in it. I'm sure there are secrets to be found.
My theory (and some of this may be confirmed or disproven by things Nintendo has said) is that the map in Ganondorf’s room was originally supposed to be how the player finds the places to go down into Hyrule and beat the dungeons, and then from each dungeon, Link would unlock one piece of the Triforce, and in that final cutscene, they would float up out of the dungeons that Link had beaten, and pull the water in. My guess is that after they cut the dungeons, they cut out that part of the cutscene, but left the pieces of the Triforce up there even though the player would no longer be able to see them there.
Old videos are great! Keep it going and good luck!
a lot of the cool stuff. I think you should show off some of their mapping techniques too. cool ending
That Helga Pataki reference, lol nice :D
You can actually go into Tetra's room when the pirates are relaxing on Windfall island.
This series is awesome
Aww, I wanted to see what happens when you go far enough out from the edge of the map.
Even though I hated it, this game blew me away as a kid.
And it's still blowing me away today with all the secrets.
3:30 The bottom half is just a town overlooking the Hyrule Castle. It also seems as if this was the town that they held the Triforce in before Hyrule was covered in water.
In the HD version, you can already go into Tetra's room. I believe it has the same contents
You can go into Tetra's room in the original, too. Like, not even a glitch or anything, that guy isn't there when you go get the bombs.
You can actually catch a glimpse of what a goron's face looks like if you use a deku leaf on them; it lifts their hats in the air for a bit.
my right ear felt kinda lonely in the beginning
man i really enjoyed watching this thanks :)
No problem! Im glad you enjoyed it
This is an amazing show! I've watched a few Zelda episodes of this show and I already subbed! I'm telling everyone about this show on Zelda Amino...(if you know what that app is).
The bead joke got me
I was kind-of hoping the video wouldn't begin with Hyrule Field, given that's one of the most commonly-explored areas of the Wind Waker. Then again, it did cover some new stuff from new angles, and was generally cool, and then more stuff followed it like the awesome desert stuff, so it all worked out in the end.
(ps. you can see the goron's heads entirely in game. use the deku leaf!)
I don't know if anyone else said this already but you are able to access Tetras room in game with no cheats required. When you play Miko's challenge for the second time obtaining the bombs before that entire sequence Tetras room is free to be explored since everyone else is at the bar.
the guy that u couldn't see his eyes looked like e gad from Luigi's mansion sorta
not sure if you know by now, but the "ominous woman" is Tetra's mother, and the previous captain of the crew. The jewelry likely belonged to her (and might interestingly be heirlooms passed down by Royal princesses of her bloodline).
You never showed what the open sea looks like from above and below.
Leftovers episode will
OK then, I shall stay tuned. Good job on the video and you just got yourself another subscriber.
It would also be interesting to see what the islands look like when they are off in the distance.
One of my all time fav games.
The women in the picture is Tetra's mother, also named as Zelda due family tradition, she gave Tetra a different name to protect her. The Pictures in her room are the ancient pictures of Link and the story of how Hyrule got flooded with water, with one of the pictures having the location where the Hyrule castle is under the sea with the instruction sings on how to use Din, Lanaru and Farore's pearls.
Little Easter egg at 5:29. The stars in the sky resemble the same constellation mentioned earlier in the video while on the pirate ship.
The Gorons face under their hats is an easter egg inside the game- you just use your Duku Leaf on them and the gust blows their hat into the air for a second uncovering their face until they grab the hat and put it back again!
I love these, keep em coming
a minor thing that would be cool to see is the very first time link encounters Ganondorf you only see the bottom half of ganons face before link is flung into the ocean by the bird. I wonder if he's pulling a derp face like he did in twilight princess haha
Awesome concept for a youtube channel! Suscribed!
I must ask, though... How do you manage to freely move the camera?
"Beads! I wonder what kind of beads those are..."
zelda Informer on Facebook brought me here. really awesome video, I enjoyed it a lot. sub
+- uLRN UnForgiven - I had a chance to check out the article. It was beautifully written! May have to quote it for my channel description
+Shesez yes sir, I thought the video was very interesting and it's cool to see it getting some nice views!