Special Black Friday deal! Every purchase of a 2-year plan will get you 4 additional months free. Go to nordvpn.com/hyrule and use our coupon hyrule at checkout.
I use to play every single zelda games from a link to the past to twilight princess ... I was tired of these games always feeling similar and i ad switch to Skyrim and zelda breath of the wild ave revitalize my love for the franchise! Finaly something different and all these mistery and lore video really remind me of what i use to like about Skyrim and the countless amount of channels dedicated to it .... Now if Breath of the wild woud allow me to create my OWN characters from the race i want and allow me to play however i want as a mage for exemple the zelda franchise woud be even better for me atleast .... Magic is deep in the world of zelda but we never ad the chance to play with Magic all we ave is magic item but no spell or anything i want to throw fire ball without the need of a bow >_
Those little statues are most likely based on Japanese Jizo statues. They are commonly used to grieve miscarried or aborted babies, essentially a way of paying respect to souls that didn't get the chance to be born. Jizo statues are often honoured with hats, scarves, toys or snacks which help the children stay comfortable on their way to the afterlife. The little dishes with apples or eggs in front of them seem to strengthen this connection. This gives the game a creepier dimension since these little statues show up all over Hyrule but are basically constant reminders of death. A random theory off the top of my head would be that the cluster of statues is a graveyard for the Kokiri from OOT, who are notably children that never grow up. The evil one might actually be Link who was the lone outsider that unintentionally led to their demise with his actions (downfall timeline). The statue puzzles are also often linked with Koroks, which indicate some connection with the Kokiri/Deku Tree.
Fun fact: Hino at the Dueling Peaks Stable doesn't only go crazy during a blood moon, if there is a crescent moon when asking Hino, he will say "It makes me hungry for some reason" this references that Hino is actually a Yiga because a crescent moon looks like a banana
Almost nobody talks about how malon’s voice is used in the soundtrack in Twilight Princess’ night Hyrule Field theme... I think it’s a pretty cool secret.
@@indigopines Yeah they pulled the sound effect of Malon singing from Ocarina of Time's Lon Lon Ranch theme, changed the notes and put it in the Twilight Princess Night Field theme. It's one of those things that you don't notice until somebody else points it out, and then you can never unlearn it
A cool little Easter egg I saw was in Purah’s latbratory. You’ll find a lot of books in their but on a number of them you’ll find the gerudo insignia. I take this to mean she might’ve of Been researching the Calamity’s origins. Or it might just been a fun little texture they added in and mean nothing at all😅
I think it probably is meant to be environmental storytelling. Especially now that Age of Calamity shows she was the head researcher for Hyrule during the events 100 years ago.
Anyone else curious how Selmie got her hands on that Royal Guard Shield over her fireplace? As for the painting... could it be a Loftwing flying towards the user? I mean, Loftwings are on a lot of ancient Hylian architecture, so that would make sense to me. Also, when it comes to the weird statue field (and the random weird statues you find Koroks near), I find it odd that they seem so masculine by comparison to confirmed Hylian statues (the goddess statues) and Sheika Statues (the frogs). It's also weird that the Koroks seem to hide around so many of them, and how they all have a unibrow, three spots on their chins, and appear to be wearing some sort of cloak and hood (unless that's a crown?). They're super weird, and I hope we learn more about them some day lol.
there are several npcs that mention either themselves or others used to be able to go the castle hunting for treasure, but since ganon's reappearance at the start of the game, its become too dangerous to go back there. So Selma was either crazy enough or knew someone who was that went there and found the shield before it became too dangerous.
The introduction to this video just highlights why we all need to be super patient for BotW2. If we want to have as many fine details to discover and enjoy, we have to give the Nintendo team time to build them.
I love how Adam takes the time to leave either a comment or heart on every new comment. It really shows that you care about your viewers and it makes us feel so cool when we got a heart from the Tuber. Thank you so much.
The painting on the forgotten temple could also be a loftwing as it is somewhat bird-shaped and even has thin bird legs. So that would point towards the temple being (part of) skyloft.
Well rhoam calls the temple of the time the "birthplace of hyrule". If you switch where the plateau and lost woods' locations, he'd be correct. It would not be far from the forgotten temple at all. In fact the distance would be comparablly close in skyward sword. That random tree growing on the wall in the forgotten temple? The loftwings etched in the stone wall? Also typhlo ruins is the only place i think that has bird statues remincent of skyloft. In fact theres a big bird statue in that references the statue with the missing eye crystal in the ruins. Starting to see what i mean? And that cave where the chamber of resurrection is and the path to the right leading to alcove when you first walk out... All that is very very similar to skyloft's cave, where it exits out to where you find your loftwing. Even the alcove is almost the exact same size. Tupelo ruins is surprisingly very detailed and there's a video with the darkness removed that shows what it really looks like. In terms of the layout in skyward sword, it might be in roughly the same area as either skyview temple or the ancient cistern. After all, the darkness never lifts despite solving the shrine, so there's something still going on there we can't do anything about.
I tried that once. Turns out, the edges of the map aren't very interesting. After all, you're not intended to spend a lot of time there, as they're just there to be a "buffer zone" before the impassable barrier that surrounds the land. I think the most exciting landmarks are two of the three leviathan skeletons, other than that the space is fairly empty and uninteresting.
I was so upset when I first heard the house theme in Breath of the Wild because I thought they changed it. I can't believe I never noticed it had been slowed down 😂
I won’t lie, finding out the house theme in BOTW is just a slowed/somewhat broken version of the iconic house theme made me tear up. I used to be so sad not having that theme in this game, or so I thought, and the fact we do makes me so damn happy!
I never noticed those designs on the forgotten temple. Very interesting! It's crazy how we can still find new things after this game has been out as long as it has. What a masterpiece it is!
And I dearly hope you can keep doing this series, I love it! :D I hope this is the Forgotten Temple (see the tree growing on the left side, possibly the one Link planted). Just imagine the age of this temple. WAY older than 10,000 years since several hundred to thousand years pass between SS and the last game of the three time lines. And I'd imagine that a lot of time passes until the "events of 10,000 years past". Just throwing a number: this temple is 12,000-15,000 years old.
Awesome video! Thanks for including the sped- up House theme in BotW (I believe I was the one who suggested it on your community post!) It really is quite amazing how the Zelda team manages to include hidden references almost everywhere!
7:57 another great song reference would be the song Kass plays at stables! His song is a sort of altered version of Epona song from Both Ocarina of Time and TP!
@@HyruleGamer Yes, same here. I've just looked up pictures of the Divine Beast and, judging from the way the picture was painted, it looks like Vah Medoh about to take aim. Perhaps this is a tribute to the fight of Calamity Ganon 10,000 years prior to Breath of the Wild! Come to think of it, the design is very similar to the Loftwings, taking on their shape. And we know the machine was named after Medli, the Sage of Earth, from Wind Waker. Very interesting...
There are some Zonai work that features the kokiri swirl with the little tag sticking out, and it’s also apparent in Lurelin Village on some banners (some are just a swirl while some have the tag as well)
Doesn't the shrine of resurrection look like skyloft's cave? Even the path to the right once you exit, there's an alcove nearly identical in size and distance!
To me the painting looks like a loftwing with its wings outstretched and its bill looking down. Would fit with the carvings around the temple and the skyloft theory.
Don’t know if this has been covered already but if you listen closely to the music in each of the divine beasts, you can actually hear a beat pattern that is Morse code for SOS. Gotta love the attention to detail in this game - even the music is hiding little secrets!
another thing about the res pennisula, it was also man made, by the zonai, as the spiral is their symbol. it also could have been man made by the sheikah for the shrine.
I think the forgotten temple and one of the springs are the only places you can see these at: it'd make sense since the springs are inarguably the same ones from skyward sword.
I think it's a depiction of Vah Medoh taking aim. The Divine Beast does resemble a Loftwing in design, though. Maybe a painting of it representing the first fight against Calamity Ganon 10,000 years prior to Breath of the Wild.
I'm so glad this video came out. This is the only Zelda video this weekend that has nothing to do with Age of Calamity. Almost every Zelda TH-camr I've subscribed to has been posting Age of Calamity videos. I'm hoping to get the game for Christmas, and you have no idea how hard it it to resist watching them. I don't want to ruin my gaming experience.
Damn Adam, 2:30 killed me. EASTER EGG #1 & #2 found at 4.09 Be proud of me. So I guess Easter Egg #3 is "Germany" at 5:25 lol. Do I get a prize now? (Except you, lol) Absolutly in love with this video, the statue is actually something I talked a lot about with Anna! (Yes, I am gonna drop a like - is the twisted recommendation also an easter egg tho? :D istg I love how Starkid is now all over your yt!) I also love, how I literally was there for the recording of the video and still forgot so much lol 😂 and now I finally saw that painting!! Love you💜
I AM PROUD OF YOU MERLIN!! Nice nice, I'm glad you found them! I'll confirm the *prize* later haha That's awesome! Yessss Starkid literally eats up my YT feed now, I love it so much! Love ya and thanks 💜
I came across the cursed statue once completely by accident and I didn't know it existed and it happened to be glowing purple and I was so creeped out lmaoo
You can see that marking from the back of the forgotten temple, go to the shrine and look at the top of the archway in front of you. At first you thin it's a smudge or smoke marks, but when you look at it, it looks a lot more like a loftwing in flight. I can See the OoT Ganon in the white markings now Big arms, Big scimitars, Hoof legs, but the darker outline is what caught my attention, particularly the way it stretches out so far.
Look well enough and you'll realize it's the same place. The tree still exists there, up on the wall--the only greenery in the entire ruin that's not moss or mold, but all that's left of the original sealed temple are the columns and goddess statue nearby--the chunk of skyloft that fell right over it like a perfectly fit glove. Switch lost woods and the plateau around and suddenly rhoam calling the temple of time the birthplace of hyrule makes far more sense as it would be much closer to the forgotten temple. People have since found out that the plateau is the remains of oot's castle/town.
In the first part about the statues. The one with the glowing eyes is the only one with eyes that are open. Maybe a commentary on how the Sheikah were the only ones able to see.
Here's a cute secret: In Purah's room, you could find a few drawings of ancient Shekiah tech that look to be drawn by 1st grader that hang on the wall which could be assumed that Purah drew them
About the "painting": there are numerous examples of this throughout botw. They are all almost certainly just the stone color patterns being reflected on accident. If you only look at one half of them, they look like nothing- like any other stone texture.
Maybe the stone men grave yard (2:17) is actually a monster graveyard, this would exolain the purple eyes, and it could possibly predict the return of the bokablin king in botw 2.
The painting looks a bit like a bird to me, which would fit with the temple's loftwing motifs. What appears to be its face kind of reminds me of the helmaroc king from Wind Waker.
I recently discovered the secret hot springs in hebra, which is probably my least favorite area just because of low visibility. It was a nice little surprise to find while i was shrine hunting
@@sampeaker7452 Uhh so if you go left of the snow field stables and keep walking in that direction till you reach a mountain range near the edge of the map you should find it. There's a few shrines along the way too, and one right behind the mountain. You can also google the location
The elemental weapons have their corresponding gemstones set in the hilt!! The thunderblade has topaz, the flameblade has a ruby, and the frostblade has a sapphire
I do not know if this is a secret, but I found it quite interesting that if we come across a broken Guardian's corpse and manage to pick it up (for example with Cryonis if it is standing in a puddle), we will find some ancient parts underneath.
Yahaha! You found them! I didn't think too much about Kilton in BOTW itself, mainly because he just seemed like he was there for the "creepy weirdo" quota. But then Age of Calamity makes a reference to him, and it's basically spelled out that it's the SAME Kilton. So he'd be way over 100 years old but still looking middle aged? What has studying monsters done to him? The "Ganon painting" you showed looks more like the classic version of Ganon, as a giant pig-man, than it does Ganondorf to me. The version in the sequel trailer, however, looks VERY similar to Windwaker Ganondorf.
With the glowing eyes thing at 9, think about Termina, it had a lot of reliance on the exact time like 9:00. There are a lot of nods to Termina and Majora's Mask in the game so who knows
@@HyruleGamer Just random thoughts, it may amount to nothing, but with these games... The most random thing becomes reality 90% of the time but then it makes sense lol
I haven't finished Age of Calamity yet so it's nice to find a NEW video by one of the gamer-tube creators I follow that I can actually WATCH right now. ;P
Hey HG. There’s a triangle shaped lake I believe southeast of central Hyrule. On the map it’s to the rightish of the Coliseum. There’s an Orctorok in the middle of it, and y’a know what it’s name is? Well I forgot, but it’s something like Itimulli. You know where this is going.
the OoT house theme is the same as the house theme from WW!! the theme in BotW makes me soo nostalgic, even though the earliest zelda game i played was WW
I think the statues by fort hateno are graves. There are plenty of examples from the game of stones marking burial sites (the mother in kakariko, the Kings grave)
Special Black Friday deal! Every purchase of a 2-year plan will get you 4 additional months free. Go to nordvpn.com/hyrule and use our coupon hyrule at checkout.
Hi there!
@@pieter308 general kenobi
@@mxhyrule Ah yes, the negotiator
I use to play every single zelda games from a link to the past to twilight princess ... I was tired of these games always feeling similar and i ad switch to Skyrim and zelda breath of the wild ave revitalize my love for the franchise! Finaly something different and all these mistery and lore video really remind me of what i use to like about Skyrim and the countless amount of channels dedicated to it .... Now if Breath of the wild woud allow me to create my OWN characters from the race i want and allow me to play however i want as a mage for exemple the zelda franchise woud be even better for me atleast .... Magic is deep in the world of zelda but we never ad the chance to play with Magic all we ave is magic item but no spell or anything i want to throw fire ball without the need of a bow >_
When you played the OOT house song I was just like, wow. I had forgotten how great that song was. It brought back so many great memories.
Those little statues are most likely based on Japanese Jizo statues. They are commonly used to grieve miscarried or aborted babies, essentially a way of paying respect to souls that didn't get the chance to be born. Jizo statues are often honoured with hats, scarves, toys or snacks which help the children stay comfortable on their way to the afterlife. The little dishes with apples or eggs in front of them seem to strengthen this connection. This gives the game a creepier dimension since these little statues show up all over Hyrule but are basically constant reminders of death. A random theory off the top of my head would be that the cluster of statues is a graveyard for the Kokiri from OOT, who are notably children that never grow up. The evil one might actually be Link who was the lone outsider that unintentionally led to their demise with his actions (downfall timeline). The statue puzzles are also often linked with Koroks, which indicate some connection with the Kokiri/Deku Tree.
Omg. Never knew you liked legend of zelda
I did not read this reply before commenting... I regret that
That’s actually really sad tbh.
it could also be a hit towards the lives lost in the great calamity?
Great! Now I feel bad for taking all the apples from them...
Fun fact: Hino at the Dueling Peaks Stable doesn't only go crazy during a blood moon, if there is a crescent moon when asking Hino, he will say "It makes me hungry for some reason" this references that Hino is actually a Yiga because a crescent moon looks like a banana
he means croissant
That's why he knows when there will be a blood moon!!
Interesting I didn’t know this
@@murkyLily it might be why he goes crazy too
HG: Make sure to grab a succulent snack or drink.”
Me looking at my wife’s cactus: does it... have to be a succulent?
DANIEL I LOVE YOU BUT I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THAT CACTUS 😭😅
Paige, no!
It’s not just succulent it’s the quenchiest
@@lancewilliams6614 A GIANT MUSHROOM
Maybe its friendly?
"a succulent snack or drink"
me eating the skin of a banana: S U C C U L E N T
LOL
Me drinking mountain dew: S U C C
*points at you* YIGA!
I thought banana skin is poison ( this is from the dude who eats orange skin )
Jk
Hyrule Gamer is so awesome that he goes and tries to respond to almost every comment
I try my absolute best! I mean you lovelies take the time to watch my video. I take the time to talk to you about it :)
☝️there it is, lads
The ancient text is true
Thank to this content
Imagine he didnt respond to this comment HAHAHAHA
Actually, the painting looks to me like it could be a bird with extended wings, like
Kaepora Gaebora
Could be!
thought the same thing...
With all the Loftwing sculptures in the Forgotten Temple, that makes sense.
To me, it looks more like a bulls head
i too thought of it being a bird, specifically a loftwing from the ruins most likely being the sealed temple
Almost nobody talks about how malon’s voice is used in the soundtrack in Twilight Princess’ night Hyrule Field theme... I think it’s a pretty cool secret.
Whose voice is in what now
How have I never noticed this
@@indigopines Yeah they pulled the sound effect of Malon singing from Ocarina of Time's Lon Lon Ranch theme, changed the notes and put it in the Twilight Princess Night Field theme. It's one of those things that you don't notice until somebody else points it out, and then you can never unlearn it
@@jewelthekitty4435 I noticed it, and smiled at the nostalgia.
Even more knowing that TP Link is a farmer
3:09 pro rhyming skills.
😎
HOLY CRAP
*The vibing challenger appeared*
It literally sounds like a short poem omg
A cool little Easter egg I saw was in Purah’s latbratory. You’ll find a lot of books in their but on a number of them you’ll find the gerudo insignia. I take this to mean she might’ve of Been researching the Calamity’s origins. Or it might just been a fun little texture they added in and mean nothing at all😅
I think it probably is meant to be environmental storytelling. Especially now that Age of Calamity shows she was the head researcher for Hyrule during the events 100 years ago.
Cool
in lurelin village in the betting place, there's a ton of book with the gerudo insignia too
Anyone else curious how Selmie got her hands on that Royal Guard Shield over her fireplace? As for the painting... could it be a Loftwing flying towards the user? I mean, Loftwings are on a lot of ancient Hylian architecture, so that would make sense to me. Also, when it comes to the weird statue field (and the random weird statues you find Koroks near), I find it odd that they seem so masculine by comparison to confirmed Hylian statues (the goddess statues) and Sheika Statues (the frogs). It's also weird that the Koroks seem to hide around so many of them, and how they all have a unibrow, three spots on their chins, and appear to be wearing some sort of cloak and hood (unless that's a crown?). They're super weird, and I hope we learn more about them some day lol.
Yeah, I hope we do too
Maybe Selmie had Family in the the Royal Army?
@@HyruleGamer I honestly think that is the case, maybe you could do a theory about that!
I definitely feel like it’s a loftwing.
there are several npcs that mention either themselves or others used to be able to go the castle hunting for treasure, but since ganon's reappearance at the start of the game, its become too dangerous to go back there. So Selma was either crazy enough or knew someone who was that went there and found the shield before it became too dangerous.
That's DOCTOR Calip, thank you very much.
Haha
Nonono, he's got a point 👆
"That doesn't sound right..." - hg 2020
Hi Kay!! :D
Haha
ERECTING a shrine (made a tf2 reference there)
@@actung4044 I did not lol
@@HyruleGamer Kinda sounded like it, Though.
The introduction to this video just highlights why we all need to be super patient for BotW2. If we want to have as many fine details to discover and enjoy, we have to give the Nintendo team time to build them.
just want to say that the drawing on the wall at about 10:30 looks more like Vah Medoh than Ganon to me, also might be a loftwing.
True true
The paintings are of a loft wing flying head-on.
Could be!
Adam is so great at explaining like, his voice makes you want to listen, it's not boring at all
Thank you :)
The painting at the forgotten temple looks more like a Dragon like Argorok or a Bird like the loftwings or the thunder bird or Kaepora Gaebora.
When he was talking about protection I thought it was gonna be a condom add but ah NORD VPN TO SAVE THE DAY
🤣🤣
Lmao, imagine!
Nah, he knows not many of his fans need those.
@@keatonr776 Wow you didn't just have to go and commit mass murder like that
But man, I respect it.
I laughed at that sound was made when the moblin hit link with the spear xD
I love how Adam takes the time to leave either a comment or heart on every new comment. It really shows that you care about your viewers and it makes us feel so cool when we got a heart from the Tuber. Thank you so much.
🙏❤
:)
The painting on the forgotten temple could also be a loftwing as it is somewhat bird-shaped and even has thin bird legs. So that would point towards the temple being (part of) skyloft.
Please keep the ‘5 Secrets’ series going!
Will do :)
That painting looks more like the imprisoned to me, I think this further backs up the Skyloft Theory
M a y b e
Well rhoam calls the temple of the time the "birthplace of hyrule". If you switch where the plateau and lost woods' locations, he'd be correct. It would not be far from the forgotten temple at all. In fact the distance would be comparablly close in skyward sword. That random tree growing on the wall in the forgotten temple? The loftwings etched in the stone wall? Also typhlo ruins is the only place i think that has bird statues remincent of skyloft. In fact theres a big bird statue in that references the statue with the missing eye crystal in the ruins. Starting to see what i mean? And that cave where the chamber of resurrection is and the path to the right leading to alcove when you first walk out... All that is very very similar to skyloft's cave, where it exits out to where you find your loftwing. Even the alcove is almost the exact same size.
Tupelo ruins is surprisingly very detailed and there's a video with the darkness removed that shows what it really looks like. In terms of the layout in skyward sword, it might be in roughly the same area as either skyview temple or the ancient cistern. After all, the darkness never lifts despite solving the shrine, so there's something still going on there we can't do anything about.
Could also be a loftwing, given it seems that there is a large wingspan, and the loftwings were a massive part of skyloft before it returned to Hyrule
Your videos get so interesting that I sometimes spend hours watching them😂
I'm so glad!
I see this as an absolute win!
Loving this series Adam!
Thank you very much!
👀 Well hello there
Same
It’s great
Well all your vids are
One thing I'm trying to do is starting at the top corner borders and explore/travel the edges of the map all around.
Nice!
I tried that once. Turns out, the edges of the map aren't very interesting. After all, you're not intended to spend a lot of time there, as they're just there to be a "buffer zone" before the impassable barrier that surrounds the land. I think the most exciting landmarks are two of the three leviathan skeletons, other than that the space is fairly empty and uninteresting.
I was so upset when I first heard the house theme in Breath of the Wild because I thought they changed it. I can't believe I never noticed it had been slowed down 😂
I won’t lie, finding out the house theme in BOTW is just a slowed/somewhat broken version of the iconic house theme made me tear up. I used to be so sad not having that theme in this game, or so I thought, and the fact we do makes me so damn happy!
When you said "or could it?" I got an O'Reillys ad🤣🤣
XD
LOL
I got a toothpaste ad
It was so sudden that I thought it was part of the video!
@@hat8503 i got a condom ad....
I honestly think that the 10:43 painting looks like a loftwing, supporting the original theory.
I believe the forgotten temple is the Skyloft, and the "monster" painting on it is a depiction of a Loftwing
I never noticed those designs on the forgotten temple. Very interesting! It's crazy how we can still find new things after this game has been out as long as it has. What a masterpiece it is!
And I dearly hope you can keep doing this series, I love it! :D
I hope this is the Forgotten Temple (see the tree growing on the left side, possibly the one Link planted).
Just imagine the age of this temple. WAY older than 10,000 years since several hundred to thousand years pass between SS and the last game of the three time lines. And I'd imagine that a lot of time passes until the "events of 10,000 years past".
Just throwing a number: this temple is 12,000-15,000 years old.
Interesting take. Thanks too!
4:51 I never knew Link had a face on his foot. Nice little bonus secret ;)
lol
What the hell..
What?
@@beany_squid7052 He said "You don't want Moblins smacking you in the face" while the footage on screen shows the Moblin hitting Link in the foot.
@@petery6432 ohhh
Can't wait for aoc videos! Keep it up! Really looking forward to this video!
They will come! :D
Awesome video! Thanks for including the sped- up House theme in BotW (I believe I was the one who suggested it on your community post!) It really is quite amazing how the Zelda team manages to include hidden references almost everywhere!
Thanks for watching!
7:57 another great song reference would be the song Kass plays at stables! His song is a sort of altered version of Epona song from Both Ocarina of Time and TP!
That painting on the side of the forgotten temple looks like vah medoh from the front to me
Oh maybe?
@@HyruleGamer Yes, same here. I've just looked up pictures of the Divine Beast and, judging from the way the picture was painted, it looks like Vah Medoh about to take aim. Perhaps this is a tribute to the fight of Calamity Ganon 10,000 years prior to Breath of the Wild! Come to think of it, the design is very similar to the Loftwings, taking on their shape. And we know the machine was named after Medli, the Sage of Earth, from Wind Waker. Very interesting...
Wait ANOTHER are my eyes ok?
👀
👀
👀
Your videos are so relaxing, I like to curl up and watch them before going to sleep sometimes.
There are some Zonai work that features the kokiri swirl with the little tag sticking out, and it’s also apparent in Lurelin Village on some banners (some are just a swirl while some have the tag as well)
10:15 Forgotten temple being Skyloft?
I am more incline to believe that the Great Plateau is the remnant of Skyloft.
Interesting... Perhaps :)
Doesn't the shrine of resurrection look like skyloft's cave? Even the path to the right once you exit, there's an alcove nearly identical in size and distance!
doesn't masterwords talk about what the forgotten temple is?
Wait, but the forgotten temple is sky... *Dies of confusion*
To me the painting looks like a loftwing with its wings outstretched and its bill looking down. Would fit with the carvings around the temple and the skyloft theory.
That's very possible!
Something about your voice and the Zelda footage is just so much fun to watch
Thank you :)
Answer to why I don’t want a shield for my devices: I love the thrill of perfect dodges
:0
Don’t know if this has been covered already but if you listen closely to the music in each of the divine beasts, you can actually hear a beat pattern that is Morse code for SOS.
Gotta love the attention to detail in this game - even the music is hiding little secrets!
Maybe they used a boko chest to carve the statue, and it still continues glowing. But the 9 pm thing is really strange in this case
another thing about the res pennisula, it was also man made, by the zonai, as the spiral is their symbol. it also could have been man made by the sheikah for the shrine.
10:27 I see a Loftwing!!! With the wings on the side and the long legs
Very possible!
I think the forgotten temple and one of the springs are the only places you can see these at: it'd make sense since the springs are inarguably the same ones from skyward sword.
I think the "Ganondorf" might be a loftwing
👀
I think it's a depiction of Vah Medoh taking aim. The Divine Beast does resemble a Loftwing in design, though. Maybe a painting of it representing the first fight against Calamity Ganon 10,000 years prior to Breath of the Wild.
I don’t know how like nobody noticed this, but the painting shows a lion’s face in the centre. A lynel maybe?
My favorite song reference is that in the “riding (night)” theme it plays a slow, broken version of the original main theme.
9:46 Ok I laughed far too hard at that! The editing really makes it
Thank you!
I'm so glad this video came out. This is the only Zelda video this weekend that has nothing to do with Age of Calamity. Almost every Zelda TH-camr I've subscribed to has been posting Age of Calamity videos. I'm hoping to get the game for Christmas, and you have no idea how hard it it to resist watching them. I don't want to ruin my gaming experience.
Happy to keep it fresh(?) Lol
Hearing the speed up house theme made me smile.
Damn Adam, 2:30 killed me.
EASTER EGG #1 & #2 found at 4.09
Be proud of me.
So I guess Easter Egg #3 is "Germany" at 5:25 lol. Do I get a prize now? (Except you, lol)
Absolutly in love with this video, the statue is actually something I talked a lot about with Anna! (Yes, I am gonna drop a like - is the twisted recommendation also an easter egg tho? :D istg I love how Starkid is now all over your yt!) I also love, how I literally was there for the recording of the video and still forgot so much lol 😂 and now I finally saw that painting!! Love you💜
I AM PROUD OF YOU MERLIN!!
Nice nice, I'm glad you found them! I'll confirm the *prize* later haha
That's awesome! Yessss Starkid literally eats up my YT feed now, I love it so much! Love ya and thanks 💜
*Yahahaa!!*
You found them!! 🎉
Lmao
I came across the cursed statue once completely by accident and I didn't know it existed and it happened to be glowing purple and I was so creeped out lmaoo
You can see that marking from the back of the forgotten temple, go to the shrine and look at the top of the archway in front of you. At first you thin it's a smudge or smoke marks, but when you look at it, it looks a lot more like a loftwing in flight. I can See the OoT Ganon in the white markings now Big arms, Big scimitars, Hoof legs, but the darker outline is what caught my attention, particularly the way it stretches out so far.
Another quiet day, another sadness averted by the comforting background noise of Zelda theory. Thank you once again, Hyrule Gamer
OH MY GOD the little ✨nNyAH!✨ from Link when the moblin rushed him 😂❤️ i was not ready!
Yessssss haha
The painting reminds me of the art in the skyward sword intro thingy/sealed grounds.
Oh maybe!
Look well enough and you'll realize it's the same place. The tree still exists there, up on the wall--the only greenery in the entire ruin that's not moss or mold, but all that's left of the original sealed temple are the columns and goddess statue nearby--the chunk of skyloft that fell right over it like a perfectly fit glove. Switch lost woods and the plateau around and suddenly rhoam calling the temple of time the birthplace of hyrule makes far more sense as it would be much closer to the forgotten temple. People have since found out that the plateau is the remains of oot's castle/town.
In the first part about the statues. The one with the glowing eyes is the only one with eyes that are open. Maybe a commentary on how the Sheikah were the only ones able to see.
OH INTERESTING
@@HyruleGamer The next question is, what could they see that the others around their time couldn't?
I'm starting to believe that the sequel will only release when we have uncovered all the secrets in Botw
Maybe haha
Thanks for the love notes in the kitchen :)
2:04 Dr. Calip thank you very much
Lol your videos are so interesting that I watch and rewatch them everyday haha. My morning routine, and long drives to and from school
Aw that's so nice to hear :)
5:22
GEE! I WONDER WHY????? 👀
HEY PIETER
Damn Pieter, you fast.
@@HyruleGamer Heya!! 👋
@@mxhyrule I know my priorities 😎
Also hi mom! :)
It’s 2AM, I should be sleeping. But I can’t ignore a HG video can I ? Great job, Adam ! As always :)
GET SOME SLEEP 😭💤
Thank you very much though! ❤
HG: “grab yourself a succulent snack or drink”
Me: *runs to the kitchen to get a snack
Ngl I almost forgot to get a snack and drink
Nice haha
Here's a cute secret: In Purah's room, you could find a few drawings of ancient Shekiah tech that look to be drawn by 1st grader that hang on the wall which could be assumed that Purah drew them
I feel so depressed because I can't watch any age of calamity videos until christmas :(
:(
@MajycalMotion They probably aren’t getting the game until Christmas.
Same here :c
@MajycalMotion Because that is when I am getting the game
@MajycalMotion Oh you're fine. You asked a completely valid question.
My jaw literally dropped when you pointed out the house theme. I was always so disappointed it wasn't in the game, but NEVER KNEW IT STILL WAS
Don't forget about the little circles on the korok timer challenge, they have the symbol too
About the "painting": there are numerous examples of this throughout botw. They are all almost certainly just the stone color patterns being reflected on accident. If you only look at one half of them, they look like nothing- like any other stone texture.
The painting down at The Forgotten Temple if you look at it kinda looks like Vah Medoh or Vah Noboris.
Maybe the stone men grave yard (2:17) is actually a monster graveyard, this would exolain the purple eyes, and it could possibly predict the return of the bokablin king in botw 2.
The painting looks a bit like a bird to me, which would fit with the temple's loftwing motifs. What appears to be its face kind of reminds me of the helmaroc king from Wind Waker.
(AoC spoilers)
*Honestly, when I unlocked the Great Fairies/Malanya/Maz Koshia as playable, I was pleasantly surprised.*
I recently discovered the secret hot springs in hebra, which is probably my least favorite area just because of low visibility. It was a nice little surprise to find while i was shrine hunting
?
@@sampeaker7452 Farther up in the Hebra region there are a few hot spring locations. One has a cooking pot and shrine near by
@@-chippedstars-2889 What location is it right next to?
@@sampeaker7452 Uhh so if you go left of the snow field stables and keep walking in that direction till you reach a mountain range near the edge of the map you should find it. There's a few shrines along the way too, and one right behind the mountain. You can also google the location
The elemental weapons have their corresponding gemstones set in the hilt!! The thunderblade has topaz, the flameblade has a ruby, and the frostblade has a sapphire
I do not know if this is a secret, but I found it quite interesting that if we come across a broken Guardian's corpse and manage to pick it up (for example with Cryonis if it is standing in a puddle), we will find some ancient parts underneath.
Oh interesting
7:50 ish: To be fair, swirl designs are really common in real world ancient mythology in general, iirc.
Yahaha! You found them!
I didn't think too much about Kilton in BOTW itself, mainly because he just seemed like he was there for the "creepy weirdo" quota. But then Age of Calamity makes a reference to him, and it's basically spelled out that it's the SAME Kilton. So he'd be way over 100 years old but still looking middle aged? What has studying monsters done to him?
The "Ganon painting" you showed looks more like the classic version of Ganon, as a giant pig-man, than it does Ganondorf to me. The version in the sequel trailer, however, looks VERY similar to Windwaker Ganondorf.
With the glowing eyes thing at 9, think about Termina, it had a lot of reliance on the exact time like 9:00. There are a lot of nods to Termina and Majora's Mask in the game so who knows
Oh interesting
@@HyruleGamer
Just random thoughts, it may amount to nothing, but with these games... The most random thing becomes reality 90% of the time but then it makes sense lol
Please also check out the carvings found on the back of the boar head next to the shrine in faron
The house theme almost brought me to tears omg I love the beautiful subtleties of BotW's music
What a clean transition to an ad. Amazing
Glad you liked it
👀 Hey there!
*never gonna give you up*
never gonna let you down
*Never gonna run around*
I don’t know why but the sped up version of the house theme in BOTW made me smile ear to ear.
I haven't finished Age of Calamity yet so it's nice to find a NEW video by one of the gamer-tube creators I follow that I can actually WATCH right now. ;P
Nice haha
Hey HG. There’s a triangle shaped lake I believe southeast of central Hyrule. On the map it’s to the rightish of the Coliseum. There’s an Orctorok in the middle of it, and y’a know what it’s name is?
Well I forgot, but it’s something like Itimulli.
You know where this is going.
I shall look into that. Thank you :)
YO HE RESPONDED HAHAHAHAH! Thanks HG!
And by the way the lake is called Lake Illumeni.
I personally believe that Kilton is either related/is or has a connection to the happy mask salesman.There are so many connections!
Your video just saved my Sunday! Thank you!
Glad I could help!
the OoT house theme is the same as the house theme from WW!! the theme in BotW makes me soo nostalgic, even though the earliest zelda game i played was WW
When you mentioned the house theme, I got nostalgic flashbacks to playing Twilight Princess with my uncle
Protip: to beat the Calamity Ganon, hit it until it dies.
It looks like that demon guy from Skyward Sword, Batreaux. More so than Ganon.
I think the statues by fort hateno are graves. There are plenty of examples from the game of stones marking burial sites (the mother in kakariko, the Kings grave)
True true
I love the waterparks song reference at 4:03
Nord VPN: Your "cat pictures" search input has been secured
Me: Thank yo-
Wait... How do you know that...😱😱😱
the OoT house music is so iconic... well, really every piece of music from that game is iconic