I think that for the beginning of the game, Hyrule Castle will be explorable. I predict it would be under reconstruction, with teams of Hylians and Shiekah making repairs, excavating valuables, and clearing out any monsters that may remain. At some point, Link and Zelda will find a secret passage that will lead them to Ganondorf. After his awakening, the castle will rise, and those who couldn't escape will either become prisoners or worse, turned into monsters.
Since the great plateau was designed to mirror Hyrule castle, I'm wondering if the "tutorial" section of BOTW 2 will take place in Hyrule castle during its reconstruction, it would be a cool nod to that fact and can be limited in certain ways so that the player doesn't get too adventurous, imagine blocked off areas where construction is in place where it was once accessible in BOTW 1.
@@themushroominside6540 I was thinking that the tutorial would be a training session with Zelda. Similar to the tutorial of TP. I imagine that, after Link gets this "Zonai hand", we will have a tutorial on it with us using its powers to escape.
Everybody assumes that the castle raises AFTER ganondorf wakes on the trailer. But here is an idea. Since Nintendo made us play trailer in reverse for a hidden message and the entire music in trailer plays like it's reversed - I bet that the game begins with the castle raising itself first and THEN Zelda and Link decide to go underneath it to discover a bunch of corridors undeground and only then they find remains of ganondorf
Nah, I don’t think so. In the trailer you can see an entrance of a cavern. Also you can see legs coming out of the ground when the castle was rising. I think that the castle rises after Ganondorf awakens and that it is another defensive system of the castle made by the Sheikah like the 5 columns around the castle.
Actually monster maze did the Most accurate chronological trailer watch it and they enter in the trailer through a cavern entrance and there is something coming out under the castle
Soldiers: WE DID IT! WE REPAIRED HYRULE CASTLE! Ganondorf: I'm gonna do what's called a pro gamer move *after ganondorf is defeated* Soldiers: ah shit. Here we go again
"That is, unless, Ganondorf is bringing the castle to space" Or perhaps... bringing the castle to the Moon? The Moon and Ganondorf are clearly connected in BotW, his power being cited as at its fullest when the Blood Moon rises. Bringing a floating castle to the Moon would be a massive strategic advantage for the King of Evil, allowing him to siphon power from the Blood Moon as well as keep far away from Link and Zelda while unfolding his master plan.
Fizby Fizzy they can just disable champion abilities in the castle and the reason could be something like Ganons malice is to strong for the spirits of the champions
Id rather have the final boss be on the great plateau, thats more poetic considering how it makes the whole 2 games a loop kinda like how demises curse creates repeating situations
To be honest, I kinda want a new place entirely, where Hyrule Castle used to be. Then you are met with the fact that this was a decoy, and either a) the whole place collapses, and Hyrule castle falls from above or something or b) somehow you are able to access Hyrule castle, which is way up in space. Ngl, we’ve been seeing Hyrule castle in the middle of the map since forever and even through it _is_ an iconic place, I feel they should spice things up a bit.
Yes, I’m slightly concerned that we will get a 1.5 sequel and not a fully fledged sequel with a brand new world to explore. I’m playing through BOTW yet again, finding whole new sections that I didn’t explore before.....but I need a whole new map. Not just a rehash. Please reassure me someone!
Hamza the great I’m sorry about that. I wouldn’t have said that without thinking. I should have enjoyed the comment for what it was. I’ll delete my comment.
It would probably be better if it had different powers instead, to distinguish the game from its predecessor. Also, just think about this: that hand has the same glow as the ghosts of the champions and king, implying that this new power is tied to the dead. Now imagine traversing Hyrule, encountering the fallen spirits of fellow knights lost to the calamity, ancient sages and gurus who've mastered various now forgotten magics, and just for the sake of it, the heroes of previous games, giving us the ultimate skillset, acquired from those lost to time and ready to be avenged.
Also Link’s diary is basically the Adventure Log in Japanese. He says all kinds of things like “I hope that person is ok” and “Zelda is very pretty and I’d like to see her smile again.”
Hyrule Castle in Breath of the Wild is much more than just a Final Dungeon, it's intended and encourages you to visit it multiple times before you are ready to face Calamity Ganon. Each time you visit you can take different routes to different areas and get better items and so on. I don't get why people keep trying to fit Breath of the Wild into a box, and try to play it like the older 3D titles, and assume that the sequel will go back to how the original 3D games played and progressed, it won't! Especially after Breath of the Wild has now sold over 20 million units, including sales from Wii U. The only thing about the sequel that is certain to me is that Breath of the Wilds Hyrule Castle is the future template of how Dungeons will work in new Zelda games, open ended with multiple routes and goals, and the concept will evolve and get better with time. Hyrule Castle in BotW is quite literally the future of Dungeon design going forward for the Legend of Zelda series.
I just thought of something. If one of Link's hands is damaged, he won't be able to climb. Maybe he'll need the help of the hookshot once again to reach high platforms.
@@calebp6114 Minish Cap is my first ever that I fell in love with its adventure genre, I don't remember the second one that I played, but BOTW is my third Zelda series that I play!
I love how large they decided to make Hyrule Castle in this game. I really don’t think it could’ve been any smaller given the scale and scope of this game.
I feel that having “guardian” legs to lift the castle wouldn’t work out, mostly because, with normal guardians as well, the legs are relatively weak and provide an easy way to defeat it. What I feel would be a better approach is to have the 5 pillars as a means of transportation. Need to fly? They turn to propellers. Need to crawl/walk? Crab legs. Maybe this is the way that we get an underwater dungeon type area, if the castle keeps moving and changing due to the pillars, which seem much more fitting considering Wild Ganons abilities. Also, I would love to see all the old and possibly new Links brought together, with an elaboration on the spirit part of the hero, and maybe bring in that other hero’s could have existed WITH the spirit in them, but they aren’t named Link. The spirits name isn’t Link.
That's exactly what we need, y'all remember that feeling playing Orcarina of Time struggling through a dungeon and then going "pweh" after approaching the boss door after finding the boss key putting down the control to rest your tired hands lol? We NEED dungeons
The ancient hero is Ganondorf; well he was at least the Gerudo male born 10,000 years ago. Which we will call Ganondorf. This one knowing of the history of past Ganondorfs curse; denies Demise possessing him by drawing the Master Sword 10,000 years ago, and by doing this prevents the Curse of Demise possessing him. The result of this however is Demise is unleashed as Calamity Ganon. Ganondorf being the leader of the Gerudo as well as Sheika (which is why he appears as a mummified monk like the Sheika in BoTW trailer) Master Sword in hand, goes to Hyrule to show Zelda and the King the sword has chosen him as the Hero. Also I point on the ancient story depicted in Impas story; not only is the hero’s hair red; but all the Guardians have red bodies with black legs; just like the Guardians in the game being controlled by Ganon. It suggest they were had the red look same as when they turned on Hyrule 10,000 year later. Controlled thru Ganondorfs magic, 10,000 years prior as well. Having the master sword also allows him to have the Triforce of Courage; further verifying him as the ancient hero in the eyes of Hyrule Royalty. Zelda has Wisdom, Ganondorf Courage and the Master Sword, and an unknown Zonai had the Triforce of Power. (The Zonai part is not required, but I’m running it with it; they are part of this. But let’s say this is Links ancestor, and because of what Ganondorfs does. The Triforce of Power chose Links ancestor as the result of his bloodline. As Triforce always chooses amongst these 3 bloodlines.) This means Ganondorf also thru the Sheika made all the Guardians and probably (especially if he did this not to be the hero but to subvert the hero’s return, meaning he was still scheming like he always does) the shrine of resurrection meant for the hero (Him) to be able to return essentially immortal. (But this isn’t known to the Hyrule Royals) Together Zelda and Ganondorf defeat Calamity Ganon sealing him away again. 😉 Once this is done, Ganon and Zelda are praised, but there is a problem. The Zonai, always seen as Barbarians are growing in Power due to the Triforce of Power being held by their leader. Ganon, as the Hero volunteers him and his Guardian Army to defeat him. And he does cutting off his arm which held the Triforce of power and leaving him for dead, he also wipes out all the Zonai people. When he does this, he obtains the Triforce of Power. Now having both the Triforce of Courage and Power and the Guardian Army; Hyrule, Zelda, and the King are alarmed. As are the Sheika and the Gerudo too. So the Sheika, Zelda, the King, Hyrule and Gerudo plot... The Sheikas involvement would eventually lead to the Yiga breaking away after the events about to occur. Ganondorf returns to Hyrule, whether in truth or deceit; and is deceived into going to a deep carvern beneath Hyrule Castle. Hear, he discovers that the Zonai leader though defeated and losing the Triforce of Power somehow survived and returned to Hyrule telling Hyrule what Ganondorf did and how he wiped out the Zonai and planned to do the same with Hyrule. There is a battle, and with Zelda and the Sheikas help; he is able to use Zonai magic they are able to mummify, seal, and bind Ganondorf in such a way that like the Sheika Monks he is not dead, because he no longer has the Master Sword Demise returned in him but Zelda deal him, and the Zonai Leader used his Magic and bound his body but his magic arm to do so. Doing this, they hoped to break the 100 year cycle of Gerudo males being reborn, something the Gerudo themselves suggested they needed to do. This works, as for 10,000 years no more males are born. Also the King fearing the Sheika tech; demands they bury everything. They do; but they come up with a plan to test the future hero believing this is not a permanent fix; and not wanting to to repeat the same mistake as allowing for a false hero to rise. Considering the it was possible for the Master Sword can be wielded by a false hero. The Triforce, all 3 parts is taking by the royal family and passed down thru the daughters born into the family; so that a Zelda always wields it. Which is why she had all 3 pieces in BoTW. 10,000 this warning coming via prophecy that Calamity Ganon is returning; though I suspect duplicity thru some unknown force. Maybe the Yiga, the purpose being to dig up the Guardians as part of Ganondorfs plot, because of course this was his army 10,000 years ago naturally it would be easy for him to take over again. Which was part of the reason it was buried in the first place; but after 10,000 this is forgotten by the Royals. Somehow; Zeldas mother is involved in the release of Calamity Ganon 10,000 years later either as victim or attempting to stop it fearing the prophecy attempts to seal it again; or maybe much darker actually involved in his release. Either way this leads to her death; or in darker possibility the believe she died. Though I think kidnapped by Yiga and sacrificed is a possibility; to release Calamity Ganon. All of this; is part of Ganondorfs plan which builds up to what will happen in BoTW 2; needing whatever the Zonai Leader did with that hand magic to be removed to return like the Sheika Monks do, as well as with Demise in full possession of him. Anyways food for thought...
These ideas and the theories are great! Thanks for taking the time out to create thoughtful and creatively appealing content and congratulations to your 250,000 subscription status. My thoughts for this would definitely vision a floating castle, but where you mentioned the waterfalls disappearing, I would like to see "Malice Falls" instead... This way, this would become those obstacles you mention and also be a great idea to bring back some of the OG Zelda villains, such as those infamous "Wallmaster" hands that would grab you in the dungeons and take you back to the beginning entrance... But with these hands, they would come outta the Malice itself trying to grab link and toss him from wherever he tries to climb and so forth... This also brought my idea to the attention of instead of having the Malice just sit there and ooze in places, why not have an aggressive form of the Malice with creatures jumping and climbing out of it that Link has to fight..? I'd also like to see the return of IRONKNUCKLE and the Darknuts. Maybe have IRONKNUCKLE be a type of boss who governs over many other versions of Darknuts (Red, blue, green armored etc.) who are flooded throughout the castle and even other areas throughout Hyrule... With Ganondorf taking over the castle, the knights seen in the normal version of Hyrule castle standing as regular statues would be replaced with Darknut Statues that come alive as Link travels throughout the castle; giving the game its dark theme it deserves. I mention the Darknuts and IRONKNUCKLE due to the marketing that's gonna take place that can really have potential to sell this new Zelda game strategically... 360. Using Amiibos as that strategy to create IRONKNUCKLE and Darknut Amiibos that would also have the potential for Link and Zelda (if playable) to wear special knight armor that has special capabilities to either be worn for use throughout the game, or for other unique usage, such as the mysterious online aspect of the games features that weren't really mentioned much. Since this is going to be a "dark" Game, I feel it's only right to have "Dark"nuts featured and exclusively brought back as a collectable item. Along with other veteran OG Zelda villains. I always thought the Wizrobes would have been a great villain for Link to face due to how the use of the Magic Wand was used in some of the earlier versions of Zelda. Since magic might be a special feature for this game (with Link's Green arm), It would truly be dope to also see a proper return of the Wizrobe or perhaps, a Wizrobe King who Link would have to face in the next series of the Zelda game... I don't think Nintendo gave the Wizrobes proper shine in BOTW and in the earlier versions of Zelda games. The one game I felt they gave them shine was in Link's Adventure as an entire dungeon was dedicated to fighting Wizrobes and a Wizrobe Boss/King... Again, keeping the dark theme in regards. Those villains would make some nice Amiibo ideas, I'm pretty sure Nintendo can see a return on... Easily
Yeah I can’t wait to but I’d love to see some more traditional Zelda Items return like the double claw shot or the spiner from TP or maybe the Ocarina of Time to switch from past to present.
So you want a linear final dungeon, without hyrule castle's open air design? I really enjoyed botw's hyrule castle, because it allowed more variety than other dungeons, which also makes it less repetitive.
Weather the castle moves or float I can't wait till experience how that affects the interior of the castle. Like each step might knock some books of the case. Or peices of loose rubble from the castle itself dropping everywhere. Causing damage to Link and enemy alike...man I'm stoked
The fact that there are so many different ways to the goal adds so much to the replay value of the castle. Making the next version linear would be a big mistake.
I have a theory if anyone here will humor it: Hyrule castle won't walk. It's going to fly. At some point in time, Ganondorf was defeated and captured. Due to his immense hatred, malice began to form. Through cooperative effort, the Zonai were adept at cleansing and manipulating this spiritual energy, while the Sheika were able to harness and focus the energy, utilizing it to create their technology. I'm theorising that at some point both the Royal Family and the Sheika wanted to find Skyloft. The Zonai, being much more religious, saw this as an affront against the goddesses and rebelled. During this time, they may have attempted to free Ganondorf in order to stop the flow of energy, but were ultimately defeated and cast out from the kingdom. With the Zonai now out of the way, the Sheika set to task to either turn the castle into a ship to find Skyloft, or for it to become the new version of Skyloft itself. A sort of 'getting closer to God' type of quest. However plans were halted when it was discovered the Zonai had one last card to play. Even the Zonai knew that completely freeing Ganondorf was a dangerous idea, so they allowed a malice buildup to form every 10000 years. Calamity Ganon was born. Efforts were redirected from the castle to creating the mechanised army and Divine Beasts to confront the Calamity when it appears. It may have been during the final confrontation that a piece of the Calamity hit a Guardian and corrupted it. The discovery led to the order to bury all purified malice powered devices out of fear that they could be used against the people of Hyrule. The machines couldn't be easily or quickly destroyed, so the decision was to erase their existence and purpose from memory. Thousands of years passing aided in this effort. Fast forward to BotW, and the machines are rediscovered. Both prophecies and historical records speak to the coming of the Calamity once more. In a desperate attempt to defend Hyrule, and despite the King's personal apprehension, the Sheika were put to task in reverse engineering these war machines. Little did they know just how adept the Calamity had become in seizing control of the machines, much less that it had planned to do just that once it had reformed. Now we see BotW2. Zelda discovers that there's a source to the Calamity and she takes Link to help find it. The mummified husk of Ganondorf is found, Zonai magic still drawing malice from him, though to a much weaker degree. The passage of time and the near extinction of the Zonai saw to that. Link breaks the hold the Zonai magic has on Ganondorf, and the evil king awakens. His mission is pure and simple. Tens of thousands of years of hatred has him bent towards one goal: destroy everyone and everything. To accomplish this, the seeks the use of the castle. Using the malice over the years as his eyes and ears, he discovered that the castle was not only able to fly, but was also a weapon of incredible power. (See movie: Castle in the Sky). In a concentrated burst, he uses his malice to supercharge the mechanisms to power the castle, lurching it to life. At some point Link and Zelda were ejected from it. Now stuck on the ground, with the castle in the air, Link and Zelda must find a way to bring the castle down to face Ganondorf once and for all. They travel the land of Hyrule recruiting the descendants of the champions to power and control the Divine Beasts to shoot down the castle. That's all I have so far, and there are plenty of deviations that I could make within this little story. For instance, there could be a timetable made where the castle will systematically destroy parts of Hyrule if you do not shoot it down fast enough. A sub quest could be added for finding ancient codes. These codes could be used to unlock a sort of shield mechanism in each of the towers, protecting regions of Hyrule from the castle. Thoughts?
Speaking of Hyrule castle why do we never get the chance in a 3d zelda to explore the castle or at least be able to go inside before Ganondorf takes over
Your content is top-notch, brother! Even if only half of our theories come true, the Breath Of The Wild sequel is going to blow us all away with an incredible story, action, gameplay, and visuals! And I'm just as excited for the music as well! Please Nintendo! It's already May! Give us a new trailer, even just a second teaser! PLEASE! PLEASE!! PLEASE!!!
I mean they only made link right handed because of the motion controls. He's always left handed otherwise. BOTW has no motion with the sword so he should've been left handed
Do you think Link's new magic hand will prevent Link from climbing? This would make the game less open world and could make it more story-driven if a crutch like that was implemented.
I do remember that Hyrule Castle has a Shrine in the northern mine area. What I'm trying to think is that most, if not all Zelda theory channels tend to ignore that, and that they're teletransportation spots, so either a) the team making the Zelda has to make the castle leave its mine area behind, or b) deactivate the shrines teletransportation spot somehow so we have to go from point a to point b on foot or horse. Also, no ones talking that the shrines would probably be inaccessible inside because that was the hype in the original BotW, or just another ruin, like in the flashbacks. I think that this game either will be like Destiny 2, that you can transfer you stuff from the first game, or that it'll be forcing gamers to visit the shrines, if they don't have the first game data in their Switch. Just my two cents. Thanks for this video, liked it!
The castle in BOTW1 needed way more enemies. I went in stocked full of weapons and meals, and hardly needed any of them. It was still better than the Devine beasts though.
The theory is that, if his right hand is somehow affected by this green light, he may have to wield his sword with his left, as Link traditionally has.
@@keithtestaverde3712 yeah well, if you use the sheikah slate, ok, i know there is a glitch, thean you can´ t use the sword either, but you have a good point there
If we're going with a floating castle then I think the ceremonial room in the memories will serve as a hub and the rest of the castle will be turned into explore-able dungeons. If the castle is just significantly raised, but still on the ground then I think the entire castle will be the hub and then you travel underground for the dungeons and the world will have different underground entrances that all eventually link back up to the castle If the castle is a divine beast then holy mother of Hylia it better be Zelda's and it better be a Pegasus!
What if the beginning of botw 2 trailer wasn’t actually under the Hyrule Castle but somewhere else in the kingdom ? We can briefly see an ancient entrance close to the end of the trailer (0’44). Yes we see the Hyrule Castle lifting up at the end...what if it’s not connected to the rest of the trailer ? Nintendo might be trying to make us believe that we know a lot but....actually we don’t !
Bro, what if when hyrule castle rises up and leaves a massive crater in the ground, there could be an entrance to a massive underground cave network (think blackreach in Skyrim) all underneath the surface of hyrule. There could be dungeons and challenges down there that help link gear up against the final battle with ganondorf. It’d be an interesting way to add more land to explore (all creepy and dangerous of course)
It would be cool to start off with the scene in the trailer. Assuming that takes place beneath the castle itself, then perhaps the green energy hurts Link so he and Zelda have to flee or stay put as the castle moves away without them. It could be one of those “symphony of the night/Metroid” stories where link will be rendered too weak to go after Ganon immediately.
really think it would be nice to start off botw 2 with all our equipment and have to upgrade it into perminate classical Zelda items that we knew from games of past.
Maybe the room where we fought against calamity Ganon could be used for a mini boss. This boss will get us access to sth like a hookshot to get to the top of the dungeon where the bosskey is hidden
I really really want traditional dungeons and dungeon items (maybe as runes) but I don’t think they should be mandatory, they could act as the path the devs want you to take but there’s always so many other ways around.
I was wondering... Who is Hetsu? He is bigger than other koroks, has branches with leaves... Is it possible that is the great deku tree "back up" (because the deku tree knows is going to die in BOTW 2?)? Also, what do you think it will happen to him in BOTW 2? I could not find any theory on him and he could become a greater character in the future in my opinion. Can't wait to see what everybody is thinking about that, and maybe a video later on?
Or princess zelda versus ganondorf you do remember that demise and Hylia were battling before all this and what better way then the reincarnation of hylia to finally end it all by defeating ganon on her own
I really hope they add some sort of explorable skyloft part of the map , or make the bottomless pit lead to another part , maybe the upside down , add towns , like really modern towns , and i hope they improve the voice acting . ( Yeah also , Please make Zelda a playable character ! )
I want to know about the 3D map animations in this video. I noticed that some of Hyrule was reconstructed in the maps, I will have further interest in seeing changes to the map that reflect a Time prior to what we play in breath of the Wild. Such as higher water elevation, those tall trees, and all of the giant bones.
Why does everyone assume that the castle will be flying? Maybe the laboratory under the castle is just rising. Then the laboratory can actually be used for what is was meant for
I’m pretty sure BotW Link won’t be left handed. Because if he is left handed due to the glowing right hand then if we apply the logic that he can’t use a sword in his right then he shouldn’t be able to use a shield in his right either. He’ll more than likely be able to use a sword in his right hand then if he uses the power of the glowing hand he will put away the sword.
if nintendo ever made a zelda game with space as an explorable place or even looking through a telescope i will be EXTREEMELY disappointed if i dont see a metroid reference
Maybe it will ascend into space after all? Just considering the name 'Astral Observatory', it's kind of a strange one. Observatories per definition usually already used to observe astronomical phenomena, so why add 'Astral'? Perhaps because it's meant to operate between the stars.
In my opinion, I do not like the prospect of Hyrule Castle moving and being like a divine beast or guardian. If it has to move at all, (it will), I like the idea of it moving upward, like maybe an accessible Skyloft. The biggest worry I have is if the game will be open world or not.
was the boss battle location against calamity ganon the top layer of something huge maybe instead of growing legs or floating up out of the ground hyrule castle will rise up and become ganon's tower.
My theory is that hyrule castle will move around like in season 6 fortnite and it will go to diffrent areas and activate a rune or something and when it is finshed we would be able to fight gannondorf.
God I hope they never return to finding items inside dungeons that unlock rest of the dungeon and then it's impossible to design a natural living world that doesn't feel game'y af to incorporate those items - or, like in TP, the items are useless outside of their dungeon. The idea of shiekah slate that player gets at the start of the game, learns to use it and then base the rest of the world upon those tools is so much better
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Who is hyped for moving Hyrule Castle in Breath of the Wild's Sequel? :D
I just want to rebuild Hyrule, and get to have more housing options, and more to do with the motorcycles, like upgrades and/or customizations lmao
I'm so hyped but my switch got lost and I can't find it 😭😭😭
@@grumbling who know maybe they might make the castle the hero base is you can retake hyrule from ganon
Is it actually confirmed though it’s possible the castle just moved up a bit to give access to the lower levels
I would be amazing if you would be able to chase down the running castle on a horse sort of like one of the divine beasts
I think that for the beginning of the game, Hyrule Castle will be explorable. I predict it would be under reconstruction, with teams of Hylians and Shiekah making repairs, excavating valuables, and clearing out any monsters that may remain. At some point, Link and Zelda will find a secret passage that will lead them to Ganondorf. After his awakening, the castle will rise, and those who couldn't escape will either become prisoners or worse, turned into monsters.
that would be veery awesome damn
Thats a great theory. It would be amazing
Good theory :D
Since the great plateau was designed to mirror Hyrule castle, I'm wondering if the "tutorial" section of BOTW 2 will take place in Hyrule castle during its reconstruction, it would be a cool nod to that fact and can be limited in certain ways so that the player doesn't get too adventurous, imagine blocked off areas where construction is in place where it was once accessible in BOTW 1.
@@themushroominside6540 I was thinking that the tutorial would be a training session with Zelda. Similar to the tutorial of TP. I imagine that, after Link gets this "Zonai hand", we will have a tutorial on it with us using its powers to escape.
Everybody assumes that the castle raises AFTER ganondorf wakes on the trailer. But here is an idea. Since Nintendo made us play trailer in reverse for a hidden message and the entire music in trailer plays like it's reversed - I bet that the game begins with the castle raising itself first and THEN Zelda and Link decide to go underneath it to discover a bunch of corridors undeground and only then they find remains of ganondorf
Pablo1517 ooohh that’s a good theory yea that could play like that
Yeah I like that
Nah, I don’t think so. In the trailer you can see an entrance of a cavern. Also you can see legs coming out of the ground when the castle was rising. I think that the castle rises after Ganondorf awakens and that it is another defensive system of the castle made by the Sheikah like the 5 columns around the castle.
doubt that
Actually monster maze did the Most accurate chronological trailer watch it and they enter in the trailer through a cavern entrance and there is something coming out under the castle
Soldiers: WE DID IT! WE REPAIRED HYRULE CASTLE!
Ganondorf: I'm gonna do what's called a pro gamer move
*after ganondorf is defeated*
Soldiers: ah shit. Here we go again
2:17
Ganondorf: "I'm going somewhere that hasn't been tainted by the Goddess and her Hero: SPAAAAACCEEEE!!!!!!!"
Space the final frontier!
Breath of the Wild 2! In space!!!
(Whoever gets it, gets it)
If Ganondorf is in space why would we still need to fight him? I mean he's no longer a threat to Hyrule.
@@gamermason8376 imagine he turns out to be some sort of alien , and then we get to go to his world or planet , Zelda X Metroid : Breath of Ridley
Set controls to outer space, now flying higher than ever before!
"That is, unless, Ganondorf is bringing the castle to space"
Or perhaps... bringing the castle to the Moon? The Moon and Ganondorf are clearly connected in BotW, his power being cited as at its fullest when the Blood Moon rises. Bringing a floating castle to the Moon would be a massive strategic advantage for the King of Evil, allowing him to siphon power from the Blood Moon as well as keep far away from Link and Zelda while unfolding his master plan.
I really appreciate how you keep posting Breath of the Wild 2 videos. I really need that to stay hyped for that game.
Thanks
Lmao , Hudson probably rebuilt that castle in one hour
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They could simply have the weather always being rain, so walls would by “unclimbable”
Revali's gale is now ready.
Fizby Fizzy they can just disable champion abilities in the castle and the reason could be something like Ganons malice is to strong for the spirits of the champions
Matt Kingsley or that the spirits have passed on after defeating gannon so there’s no need for them to give link their power?
It’s Grim thats true, but that would mean no champion abilities for the entirety of the game
Or the divine beat are merged with castle
I’ve never been this early. I’m anxiously waiting for BOTW 2!! I can’t wait till it releases.
-Yokoようこ and hopefully this comment isn’t a year to early
TB Supra Tom silly this comment is 20 years early
SAME
Proud of you 👍
Ok I think it’s January 2021 since I searched it up but I don’t know if they claimed it
Id rather have the final boss be on the great plateau, thats more poetic considering how it makes the whole 2 games a loop kinda like how demises curse creates repeating situations
Maybe hyrule castle will stop at great plateau if this theory/concept is true
I always love seeing these pop up, super excited to hear this new opinion!
To be honest, I kinda want a new place entirely, where Hyrule Castle used to be. Then you are met with the fact that this was a decoy, and either a) the whole place collapses, and Hyrule castle falls from above or something or b) somehow you are able to access Hyrule castle, which is way up in space. Ngl, we’ve been seeing Hyrule castle in the middle of the map since forever and even through it _is_ an iconic place, I feel they should spice things up a bit.
JustHanging Myself Your saying this as if English is everyone’s first language and typos don’t exist.
Yes, I’m slightly concerned that we will get a 1.5 sequel and not a fully fledged sequel with a brand new world to explore. I’m playing through BOTW yet again, finding whole new sections that I didn’t explore before.....but I need a whole new map. Not just a rehash. Please reassure me someone!
Hamza the great I’m sorry about that. I wouldn’t have said that without thinking. I should have enjoyed the comment for what it was. I’ll delete my comment.
Wait, what if links "zonai hand" gives him the same powers as the sheikah slate's runes, because Zelda will probably take back the sheikah slate🤯
It would probably be better if it had different powers instead, to distinguish the game from its predecessor. Also, just think about this: that hand has the same glow as the ghosts of the champions and king, implying that this new power is tied to the dead. Now imagine traversing Hyrule, encountering the fallen spirits of fellow knights lost to the calamity, ancient sages and gurus who've mastered various now forgotten magics, and just for the sake of it, the heroes of previous games, giving us the ultimate skillset, acquired from those lost to time and ready to be avenged.
@@wutmagna7222 that would be siiiiick
A perfect game
Grappleing hook haaaaaaaannnnnnnddddddd
Ya know, if we have a "zonai hand", does that mean we gotta decide when we carry a shield?? I can see myself dying a lot without a shield lol
The thing I want to do the most in that Castle is reading Link's diary
Watch it be filled with blank pages
@@adamkanso9079 it just says “HYAH! HYAAAAH! HYAH HYAAAAAAAAAAAH!”
both of these are great things but what if they surprise us
Also Link’s diary is basically the Adventure Log in Japanese. He says all kinds of things like “I hope that person is ok” and “Zelda is very pretty and I’d like to see her smile again.”
The Legend of Zelda: Rhoam's Moving Castle
Ok but the idea of the castle having guardian like legs is nightmare fuel material
Hyrule Castle in Breath of the Wild is much more than just a Final Dungeon, it's intended and encourages you to visit it multiple times before you are ready to face Calamity Ganon. Each time you visit you can take different routes to different areas and get better items and so on. I don't get why people keep trying to fit Breath of the Wild into a box, and try to play it like the older 3D titles, and assume that the sequel will go back to how the original 3D games played and progressed, it won't! Especially after Breath of the Wild has now sold over 20 million units, including sales from Wii U. The only thing about the sequel that is certain to me is that Breath of the Wilds Hyrule Castle is the future template of how Dungeons will work in new Zelda games, open ended with multiple routes and goals, and the concept will evolve and get better with time. Hyrule Castle in BotW is quite literally the future of Dungeon design going forward for the Legend of Zelda series.
Keep making these amazing BOTW 2 vids! They get me so hyped
I literally said out loud "OH MY GOD ZELDA IN SPACE" HOLY DEFECATION THIS IS AWESOME
Defecation? What. The. Fuck.
I just thought of something. If one of Link's hands is damaged, he won't be able to climb. Maybe he'll need the help of the hookshot once again to reach high platforms.
0perativeX I dont believe his hand is damaged I think it gave his hand powers or something
Grappleing hook hand
@@callumlaland678 It's not mutually exclusive. His hand could be damaged but also still have powers. Just not string enough to climb with.
Yes! :D
Callum 225 but since the power is on his right hand maybe hell be left handed again lol
Just got my first Switch Lite and Botw yesterday, played it non stop, i got to say, it is beautiful games and yet so many thing to do!!
Oh yeahh, can't wait for this sequel
Is BotW the first Zelda you've played? The entire series is fantastic!
@@calebp6114 Minish Cap is my first ever that I fell in love with its adventure genre, I don't remember the second one that I played, but BOTW is my third Zelda series that I play!
I love how large they decided to make Hyrule Castle in this game. I really don’t think it could’ve been any smaller given the scale and scope of this game.
I feel that having “guardian” legs to lift the castle wouldn’t work out, mostly because, with normal guardians as well, the legs are relatively weak and provide an easy way to defeat it. What I feel would be a better approach is to have the 5 pillars as a means of transportation. Need to fly? They turn to propellers. Need to crawl/walk? Crab legs. Maybe this is the way that we get an underwater dungeon type area, if the castle keeps moving and changing due to the pillars, which seem much more fitting considering Wild Ganons abilities. Also, I would love to see all the old and possibly new Links brought together, with an elaboration on the spirit part of the hero, and maybe bring in that other hero’s could have existed WITH the spirit in them, but they aren’t named Link. The spirits name isn’t Link.
That's exactly what we need, y'all remember that feeling playing Orcarina of Time struggling through a dungeon and then going "pweh" after approaching the boss door after finding the boss key putting down the control to rest your tired hands lol? We NEED dungeons
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The ancient hero is Ganondorf; well he was at least the Gerudo male born 10,000 years ago.
Which we will call Ganondorf.
This one knowing of the history of past Ganondorfs curse; denies Demise possessing him by drawing the Master Sword 10,000 years ago, and by doing this prevents the Curse of Demise possessing him.
The result of this however is Demise is unleashed as Calamity Ganon.
Ganondorf being the leader of the Gerudo as well as Sheika (which is why he appears as a mummified monk like the Sheika in BoTW trailer) Master Sword in hand, goes to Hyrule to show Zelda and the King the sword has chosen him as the Hero.
Also I point on the ancient story depicted in Impas story; not only is the hero’s hair red; but all the Guardians have red bodies with black legs; just like the Guardians in the game being controlled by Ganon. It suggest they were had the red look same as when they turned on Hyrule 10,000 year later. Controlled thru Ganondorfs magic, 10,000 years prior as well.
Having the master sword also allows him to have the Triforce of Courage; further verifying him as the ancient hero in the eyes of Hyrule Royalty.
Zelda has Wisdom, Ganondorf Courage and the Master Sword, and an unknown Zonai had the Triforce of Power.
(The Zonai part is not required, but I’m running it with it; they are part of this. But let’s say this is Links ancestor, and because of what Ganondorfs does. The Triforce of Power chose Links ancestor as the result of his bloodline. As Triforce always chooses amongst these 3 bloodlines.)
This means Ganondorf also thru the Sheika made all the Guardians and probably (especially if he did this not to be the hero but to subvert the hero’s return, meaning he was still scheming like he always does) the shrine of resurrection meant for the hero (Him) to be able to return essentially immortal. (But this isn’t known to the Hyrule Royals)
Together Zelda and Ganondorf defeat Calamity Ganon sealing him away again. 😉
Once this is done, Ganon and Zelda are praised, but there is a problem. The Zonai, always seen as Barbarians are growing in Power due to the Triforce of Power being held by their leader.
Ganon, as the Hero volunteers him and his Guardian Army to defeat him. And he does cutting off his arm which held the Triforce of power and leaving him for dead, he also wipes out all the Zonai people.
When he does this, he obtains the Triforce of Power.
Now having both the Triforce of Courage and Power and the Guardian Army; Hyrule, Zelda, and the King are alarmed. As are the Sheika and the Gerudo too.
So the Sheika, Zelda, the King, Hyrule and Gerudo plot...
The Sheikas involvement would eventually lead to the Yiga breaking away after the events about to occur.
Ganondorf returns to Hyrule, whether in truth or deceit; and is deceived into going to a deep carvern beneath Hyrule Castle.
Hear, he discovers that the Zonai leader though defeated and losing the Triforce of Power somehow survived and returned to Hyrule telling Hyrule what Ganondorf did and how he wiped out the Zonai and planned to do the same with Hyrule.
There is a battle, and with Zelda and the Sheikas help; he is able to use Zonai magic they are able to mummify, seal, and bind Ganondorf in such a way that like the Sheika Monks he is not dead, because he no longer has the Master Sword Demise returned in him but Zelda deal him, and the Zonai Leader used his Magic and bound his body but his magic arm to do so.
Doing this, they hoped to break the 100 year cycle of Gerudo males being reborn, something the Gerudo themselves suggested they needed to do.
This works, as for 10,000 years no more males are born. Also the King fearing the Sheika tech; demands they bury everything.
They do; but they come up with a plan to test the future hero believing this is not a permanent fix; and not wanting to to repeat the same mistake as allowing for a false hero to rise. Considering the it was possible for the Master Sword can be wielded by a false hero.
The Triforce, all 3 parts is taking by the royal family and passed down thru the daughters born into the family; so that a Zelda always wields it. Which is why she had all 3 pieces in BoTW.
10,000 this warning coming via prophecy that Calamity Ganon is returning; though I suspect duplicity thru some unknown force. Maybe the Yiga, the purpose being to dig up the Guardians as part of Ganondorfs plot, because of course this was his army 10,000 years ago naturally it would be easy for him to take over again. Which was part of the reason it was buried in the first place; but after 10,000 this is forgotten by the Royals.
Somehow; Zeldas mother is involved in the release of Calamity Ganon 10,000 years later either as victim or attempting to stop it fearing the prophecy attempts to seal it again; or maybe much darker actually involved in his release. Either way this leads to her death; or in darker possibility the believe she died.
Though I think kidnapped by Yiga and sacrificed is a possibility; to release Calamity Ganon.
All of this; is part of Ganondorfs plan which builds up to what will happen in BoTW 2; needing whatever the Zonai Leader did with that hand magic to be removed to return like the Sheika Monks do, as well as with Demise in full possession of him.
Anyways food for thought...
These ideas and the theories are great! Thanks for taking the time out to create thoughtful and creatively appealing content and congratulations to your 250,000 subscription status.
My thoughts for this would definitely vision a floating castle, but where you mentioned the waterfalls disappearing, I would like to see "Malice Falls" instead... This way, this would become those obstacles you mention and also be a great idea to bring back some of the OG Zelda villains, such as those infamous "Wallmaster" hands that would grab you in the dungeons and take you back to the beginning entrance... But with these hands, they would come outta the Malice itself trying to grab link and toss him from wherever he tries to climb and so forth... This also brought my idea to the attention of instead of having the Malice just sit there and ooze in places, why not have an aggressive form of the Malice with creatures jumping and climbing out of it that Link has to fight..?
I'd also like to see the return of IRONKNUCKLE and the Darknuts. Maybe have IRONKNUCKLE be a type of boss who governs over many other versions of Darknuts (Red, blue, green armored etc.) who are flooded throughout the castle and even other areas throughout Hyrule... With Ganondorf taking over the castle, the knights seen in the normal version of Hyrule castle standing as regular statues would be replaced with Darknut Statues that come alive as Link travels throughout the castle; giving the game its dark theme it deserves.
I mention the Darknuts and IRONKNUCKLE due to the marketing that's gonna take place that can really have potential to sell this new Zelda game strategically... 360. Using Amiibos as that strategy to create IRONKNUCKLE and Darknut Amiibos that would also have the potential for Link and Zelda (if playable) to wear special knight armor that has special capabilities to either be worn for use throughout the game, or for other unique usage, such as the mysterious online aspect of the games features that weren't really mentioned much.
Since this is going to be a "dark" Game, I feel it's only right to have "Dark"nuts featured and exclusively brought back as a collectable item. Along with other veteran OG Zelda villains. I always thought the Wizrobes would have been a great villain for Link to face due to how the use of the Magic Wand was used in some of the earlier versions of Zelda. Since magic might be a special feature for this game (with Link's Green arm), It would truly be dope to also see a proper return of the Wizrobe or perhaps, a Wizrobe King who Link would have to face in the next series of the Zelda game... I don't think Nintendo gave the Wizrobes proper shine in BOTW and in the earlier versions of Zelda games. The one game I felt they gave them shine was in Link's Adventure as an entire dungeon was dedicated to fighting Wizrobes and a Wizrobe Boss/King... Again, keeping the dark theme in regards.
Those villains would make some nice Amiibo ideas, I'm pretty sure Nintendo can see a return on... Easily
Yeah I can’t wait to but I’d love to see some more traditional Zelda Items return like the double claw shot or the spiner from TP or maybe the Ocarina of Time to switch from past to present.
Hyrule castle with guardian legs is nightmare fuel. Reminds me of megaleg.
So you want a linear final dungeon, without hyrule castle's open air design? I really enjoyed botw's hyrule castle, because it allowed more variety than other dungeons, which also makes it less repetitive.
Weather the castle moves or float I can't wait till experience how that affects the interior of the castle. Like each step might knock some books of the case. Or peices of loose rubble from the castle itself dropping everywhere. Causing damage to Link and enemy alike...man I'm stoked
The fact that there are so many different ways to the goal adds so much to the replay value of the castle. Making the next version linear would be a big mistake.
I have a theory if anyone here will humor it: Hyrule castle won't walk. It's going to fly.
At some point in time, Ganondorf was defeated and captured. Due to his immense hatred, malice began to form. Through cooperative effort, the Zonai were adept at cleansing and manipulating this spiritual energy, while the Sheika were able to harness and focus the energy, utilizing it to create their technology.
I'm theorising that at some point both the Royal Family and the Sheika wanted to find Skyloft. The Zonai, being much more religious, saw this as an affront against the goddesses and rebelled. During this time, they may have attempted to free Ganondorf in order to stop the flow of energy, but were ultimately defeated and cast out from the kingdom. With the Zonai now out of the way, the Sheika set to task to either turn the castle into a ship to find Skyloft, or for it to become the new version of Skyloft itself. A sort of 'getting closer to God' type of quest. However plans were halted when it was discovered the Zonai had one last card to play. Even the Zonai knew that completely freeing Ganondorf was a dangerous idea, so they allowed a malice buildup to form every 10000 years. Calamity Ganon was born. Efforts were redirected from the castle to creating the mechanised army and Divine Beasts to confront the Calamity when it appears.
It may have been during the final confrontation that a piece of the Calamity hit a Guardian and corrupted it. The discovery led to the order to bury all purified malice powered devices out of fear that they could be used against the people of Hyrule. The machines couldn't be easily or quickly destroyed, so the decision was to erase their existence and purpose from memory. Thousands of years passing aided in this effort.
Fast forward to BotW, and the machines are rediscovered. Both prophecies and historical records speak to the coming of the Calamity once more. In a desperate attempt to defend Hyrule, and despite the King's personal apprehension, the Sheika were put to task in reverse engineering these war machines. Little did they know just how adept the Calamity had become in seizing control of the machines, much less that it had planned to do just that once it had reformed.
Now we see BotW2. Zelda discovers that there's a source to the Calamity and she takes Link to help find it. The mummified husk of Ganondorf is found, Zonai magic still drawing malice from him, though to a much weaker degree. The passage of time and the near extinction of the Zonai saw to that.
Link breaks the hold the Zonai magic has on Ganondorf, and the evil king awakens. His mission is pure and simple. Tens of thousands of years of hatred has him bent towards one goal: destroy everyone and everything. To accomplish this, the seeks the use of the castle. Using the malice over the years as his eyes and ears, he discovered that the castle was not only able to fly, but was also a weapon of incredible power. (See movie: Castle in the Sky). In a concentrated burst, he uses his malice to supercharge the mechanisms to power the castle, lurching it to life. At some point Link and Zelda were ejected from it. Now stuck on the ground, with the castle in the air, Link and Zelda must find a way to bring the castle down to face Ganondorf once and for all. They travel the land of Hyrule recruiting the descendants of the champions to power and control the Divine Beasts to shoot down the castle.
That's all I have so far, and there are plenty of deviations that I could make within this little story. For instance, there could be a timetable made where the castle will systematically destroy parts of Hyrule if you do not shoot it down fast enough. A sub quest could be added for finding ancient codes. These codes could be used to unlock a sort of shield mechanism in each of the towers, protecting regions of Hyrule from the castle.
Thoughts?
Wow, ok....I honestly wrote this before I watched the vid. My apologies for the overlap.
Looking at the art style of how The Breath of the Wild is animated, which makes it interesting to watch this video of Hyrule Castle
If we are going off of Studio Ghibli films then I want to save Marin from being trapped forever as a seagull to the tune of Ponyo.
Here we goo! Skål!
Speaking of Hyrule castle why do we never get the chance in a 3d zelda to explore the castle or at least be able to go inside before Ganondorf takes over
Um, Ocarina of Time.
@@noahstevens3060 yeah, but just the courtyard, we cant go inside until after he takes it over
A Great Hall sword duel with new flurry rush mechanics/moves would easily be the greatest Ganondorf fight eva.. let’s gooo! :D
Your content is top-notch, brother! Even if only half of our theories come true, the Breath Of The Wild sequel is going to blow us all away with an incredible story, action, gameplay, and visuals! And I'm just as excited for the music as well! Please Nintendo! It's already May! Give us a new trailer, even just a second teaser! PLEASE! PLEASE!! PLEASE!!!
The left handed thing sounds too cheesy in my opinion...
I mean they only made link right handed because of the motion controls. He's always left handed otherwise. BOTW has no motion with the sword so he should've been left handed
@@keithtestaverde3712 It's not required, same with the green tunic, so why do people feel they need those, I've always wondered that
I can see the castle's crater being the entry point for a lot of underground passages/dungeons.
Do you think Link's new magic hand will prevent Link from climbing? This would make the game less open world and could make it more story-driven if a crutch like that was implemented.
I wander if the sequel to BotW will get DLC
After a year maybe
Omg I’m so anxious 😫I neeeeed some real Zelda news I’m watching this video to get at least a little Zelda in my system
I do remember that Hyrule Castle has a Shrine in the northern mine area. What I'm trying to think is that most, if not all Zelda theory channels tend to ignore that, and that they're teletransportation spots, so either a) the team making the Zelda has to make the castle leave its mine area behind, or b) deactivate the shrines teletransportation spot somehow so we have to go from point a to point b on foot or horse. Also, no ones talking that the shrines would probably be inaccessible inside because that was the hype in the original BotW, or just another ruin, like in the flashbacks. I think that this game either will be like Destiny 2, that you can transfer you stuff from the first game, or that it'll be forcing gamers to visit the shrines, if they don't have the first game data in their Switch. Just my two cents. Thanks for this video, liked it!
QueenSelene88 Remember though, that in the trailer for BotW 2, the shrines and Sheikah technology have all vanished, so it wouldn’t be a problem.
Absultly great Video
The castle in BOTW1 needed way more enemies. I went in stocked full of weapons and meals, and hardly needed any of them. It was still better than the Devine beasts though.
*mentions that Link has a chance of being left handed again*
me as a left handed person: F*CKING FINALLY!!!
uhhm Left handed? In the Trailer he get "The Green Hand" on his right side
The theory is that, if his right hand is somehow affected by this green light, he may have to wield his sword with his left, as Link traditionally has.
@@docAvid314 But there is also the Theory, that Link will/can use it as Weapon "like the Sheikah Slate".See Creating a Champion
@@zeldaconnection9945 Yeah but then his sword will have to be sheathed
@@keithtestaverde3712 yeah well, if you use the sheikah slate, ok, i know there is a glitch, thean you can´ t use the sword either, but you have a good point there
If we're going with a floating castle then I think the ceremonial room in the memories will serve as a hub and the rest of the castle will be turned into explore-able dungeons.
If the castle is just significantly raised, but still on the ground then I think the entire castle will be the hub and then you travel underground for the dungeons and the world will have different underground entrances that all eventually link back up to the castle
If the castle is a divine beast then holy mother of Hylia it better be Zelda's and it better be a Pegasus!
There are so many bosses that could be used, I pray that we get the darknut back for one final duel
What if the beginning of botw 2 trailer wasn’t actually under the Hyrule Castle but somewhere else in the kingdom ? We can briefly see an ancient entrance close to the end of the trailer (0’44). Yes we see the Hyrule Castle lifting up at the end...what if it’s not connected to the rest of the trailer ? Nintendo might be trying to make us believe that we know a lot but....actually we don’t !
Bro, what if when hyrule castle rises up and leaves a massive crater in the ground, there could be an entrance to a massive underground cave network (think blackreach in Skyrim) all underneath the surface of hyrule. There could be dungeons and challenges down there that help link gear up against the final battle with ganondorf. It’d be an interesting way to add more land to explore (all creepy and dangerous of course)
I always dreamed of having a ball in the castle with link and Zelda. Don’t ask why🤷♂️
mohammed alkiyumi like what having them have a ballroom scene like beauty and beast or just a ball
@@superthorc6894EXACTLY like beauty and the beast.
Just make the castle some sort of "gather all 8 ..." to open the final barrier, that way it's still pretty open, but you gotta do the thing first.
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Loftwings.
I hear you, I like it. We already had the paraglider, Loftwings would be the paraglider + Revali's gale on steroids.
It would be cool to start off with the scene in the trailer. Assuming that takes place beneath the castle itself, then perhaps the green energy hurts Link so he and Zelda have to flee or stay put as the castle moves away without them. It could be one of those “symphony of the night/Metroid” stories where link will be rendered too weak to go after Ganon immediately.
The great hall looks awesome. I’m hoping we get an explanation for what the astral observatory is supposed to be
What if Ganondorf slowly fortifies the castle the longer you take to make it even more dangerous?
the creepy magic hand forced link to be left handed...
Is that the best idea you could come up with😂
really think it would be nice to start off botw 2 with all our equipment and have to upgrade it into perminate classical Zelda items that we knew from games of past.
I want a freaken official video about Botw2 already!..argh, feels like ive been waiting forever..
I honestly can’t wait for the sequel !
I just want Link to be left handed, the way he's supposed to be.
As a southpaw, Link is the only hero I can latch on to.
i actually cant wait
I’m looking forward to playing this!
The castle is a giant Guardian, I love it!
Hello, I Have a Question, Do You Think You Can Explore More About Ganon's Sinister Personality?, Good Video
Please Don't Write Like This, It's Annoying
@@nomanm.5884 Sorry
listen, if Hyrule castle moved, that could be a opening to the underground level. It could even be a whole other map under the first one.
Maybe the room where we fought against calamity Ganon could be used for a mini boss. This boss will get us access to sth like a hookshot to get to the top of the dungeon where the bosskey is hidden
I really really want traditional dungeons and dungeon items (maybe as runes) but I don’t think they should be mandatory, they could act as the path the devs want you to take but there’s always so many other ways around.
I really want a theater mode so content creators could make their own cinematics or just so combat montages were a bit nicer.
I was wondering... Who is Hetsu? He is bigger than other koroks, has branches with leaves... Is it possible that is the great deku tree "back up" (because the deku tree knows is going to die in BOTW 2?)? Also, what do you think it will happen to him in BOTW 2? I could not find any theory on him and he could become a greater character in the future in my opinion. Can't wait to see what everybody is thinking about that, and maybe a video later on?
Wow such a good video. Good job.
Or princess zelda versus ganondorf you do remember that demise and Hylia were battling before all this and what better way then the reincarnation of hylia to finally end it all by defeating ganon on her own
That just makes Link look useless then.
Man, but I want to rebuild Hyrule Castle and the town :D No need to make it into a dungeon.
I know this is kinda off topic, but I would love to see the return of the hook shot and other unbreakable items
I really hope they add some sort of explorable skyloft part of the map , or make the bottomless pit lead to another part , maybe the upside down , add towns , like really modern towns , and i hope they improve the voice acting . ( Yeah also , Please make Zelda a playable character ! )
I want to know about the 3D map animations in this video. I noticed that some of Hyrule was reconstructed in the maps, I will have further interest in seeing changes to the map that reflect a Time prior to what we play in breath of the Wild.
Such as higher water elevation, those tall trees, and all of the giant bones.
congrats on 250K!
Why does everyone assume that the castle will be flying? Maybe the laboratory under the castle is just rising. Then the laboratory can actually be used for what is was meant for
I like your speculation here. I think it seems pretty likely this could actually happen
Still to this day in breath of the wild, I still get lost in hyrule castle.
you know what ganons castle needs at the entrance LoTs Of GuArDiAn StAlKeRs
my man thats his right hand 3:02
I’m pretty sure BotW Link won’t be left handed. Because if he is left handed due to the glowing right hand then if we apply the logic that he can’t use a sword in his right then he shouldn’t be able to use a shield in his right either. He’ll more than likely be able to use a sword in his right hand then if he uses the power of the glowing hand he will put away the sword.
if nintendo ever made a zelda game with space as an explorable place or even looking through a telescope i will be EXTREEMELY disappointed if i dont see a metroid reference
Maybe it will ascend into space after all? Just considering the name 'Astral Observatory', it's kind of a strange one. Observatories per definition usually already used to observe astronomical phenomena, so why add 'Astral'? Perhaps because it's meant to operate between the stars.
I hope there'll be more boss battle than previous which had only four.
In my opinion, I do not like the prospect of Hyrule Castle moving and being like a divine beast or guardian. If it has to move at all, (it will), I like the idea of it moving upward, like maybe an accessible Skyloft. The biggest worry I have is if the game will be open world or not.
was the boss battle location against calamity ganon the top layer of something huge maybe instead of growing legs or floating up out of the ground hyrule castle will rise up and become ganon's tower.
My theory is that hyrule castle will move around like in season 6 fortnite and it will go to diffrent areas and activate a rune or something and when it is finshed we would be able to fight gannondorf.
omg that hyrule castle with legs is sooo kawaiiiiiiii
Anyone else notice the boss key shot of Hyrule Castle looks like an octorok?
Sees intro: u have a cold?
I’ve probably seen that botw 2 teaser about 800 times by now
He sounded like Yoda at the beginning of the video.
Lmao yea
God I hope they never return to finding items inside dungeons that unlock rest of the dungeon and then it's impossible to design a natural living world that doesn't feel game'y af to incorporate those items - or, like in TP, the items are useless outside of their dungeon.
The idea of shiekah slate that player gets at the start of the game, learns to use it and then base the rest of the world upon those tools is so much better
the stalnox you need to fight in order to get the hylian shield should have been a darknut