5 Mysterious Ruins Found in Breath of The Wild!
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I always hated how, even after you buy the house, people act like you've never set foot there
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Omigod!!! Yes!!!
That´s a problem in so many games you have this very often in Final Fantasy games. Even if you saved an entire City or a Country they allways act like you are the first time there.
Yeah that is rather odd lol
Well, they don’t notice you because you need to add cannons and fire them at the village
I mean, with this Lynel, the Colloseum is still an execution chamber...
lol
Indeed it is haha
Poor Lynels..
Yeah it’s basically an execution chamber,unless it’s Link that’s in there with the monsters. Cuz of how skilled as a fighter he is.
I always feel guilty killing Lynels. They seem really intelligent and you really gotta provoke them to get a hostile response. Who’s the real monster here? The noble hermit? Or the wandering undead zealot with his pockets full of body parts, knives, and bugs, doped to the gills on performance enhancing drugs?
You’re forgetting the DLC, which states that the coliseum was “a place for soldiers to test their might.” I think that it was more a place for nights and soldiers to train - with the added benefit of entertainment for the spectators.
Edit: exact text is “a battleground where brave souls tested their skill,” so interpret as you will.
My apologies for not making it known in the video, I didn't mention the DLC contents as DLC isn't 100% canon. Some parts are, some aren't so I left it incase that was false :D
Hyrule Gamer makes sense, I just always figured that even though the actual rewards (such as the phantom armor) were always non canon but I didn’t see a reason that the descriptions of their locations couldn’t be canon. I don’t think it really matters because without a statement from Nintendo, it’s just up to opinion on what is and isn’t canon in the DLC, so I see what you mean.
Hyrule Gamer also - great work as always :)
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@@Lutyrannus Thanks! :)
I always liked going to these places and imagining what they were like in their prime
Me too...
@eat the rich Me and my friend where discussing this! We thought we would either see it completely rebuilt, but then my friend mention that u see the castle get lifted up in the trailer and the explosion underneath it. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
It’s kinda sad innit?
might be just me idk, but i’d love either a dlc or a part of the sequel where you can explore hyrule in its prime, there’s so much here id love to be able to see. for me it’d be awesome if the sequel started before the events of botw so we can see hyrule before the
calamity
I did that after I completed the game, just riding around imagining what Hyrule looked like
If the temple of time put link in a sleep for 7 years that's not really time travel. They should call it temple of bedtime 😂😂😂
Lol Temple of bedtime 😂 but he did use it to go back and forth in time.
@@tsemiu technically lol
You know what I mean haha
@@HyruleGamer your knowledge of Zelda is on point bro.
Element Nullify temple of coma
- "This is familiar if you played the older games like Twilight Princess"
- Now i'm the one who feels old...
Aww, Twilight Princess is my all time favourite as well lol
@@HyruleGamer Saaaaame!
I felt that. I played TP being 17 years old (Link's age btw) and now I feel old af.
I still remember a link to the past coming out and playing it for the first time, I also remember watching my mom play the og Zelda on the NES
Twilight Princess, after a long and hard consideration, is my absolute favorite Zelda game. But don't tell the other games that; they wouldn't take it too well.
“Only the most mysterious ruins”
*the temple of time*
The Temple of Time in Breath of The Wild is extremely mysterious...
Hyrule Gamer how? It’s just a temple dedicated to Hylia.
@@esteemedcharacteractressma58 No, no no no. You don't get it. It's a MYSTERIOUS temple dedicated to Hylia.
Choleric Charmander we may never know the true identity of the Temple of Time. Maybe we should ask King Rhoam Bosphoramus Hyrule, since we already need to ask him who the Old Man is
@@Edgeperor dude i've been trying to figure out who the old man is for so long😔😔😔
I really hope to see restoration to the ruins/villages/castle town in the new game, I think it would bring so much more life to the game. Maybe more sidequests like Terry Town to help build up new settlements across Hyrule
Yes please! :D
@@HyruleGamer or, or, if the game implements time travel, maybe we could travel back in time before all the settlements were ruined and see them in their former glory :o
Yess
Terry Town was awesome
Maybe even help Zelda in rebuilding the kingdom, similar to Terry Town. Maybe that's why there was no satisfying ending to Botw 1. Because the satisfying ending is Botw 2
There’s a theory that lake kelsie was the site of one of the divine beasts excavation. Possibly vah medoh
I mean if Botw2 explores underground we could actually maybe cause like sand, be exploring under the desert, and maybe we might end up in a darker and refurbished Arbiters grounds which would be amazing.
And say we got the chance to explore underwater to make a even darker aspect you could explore in lake kilsie and maybe find some secrets down there.
Very true! :D
Hyrule Gamer You just made my day!
@@-goldenflowertea- Happy to hear :)
that would be amazing
i so hope most of the game is underground
OMG I THOUGHT OF THAT
Wow, you're the first I've ever heard mentioning Lake Kilsie. Very original, nice!
Thanks :D
My theory for Lake Kilsie is that it used to have a way that you walk up or down, and there was possibly a village there too. But due to a rock slide, most of the village (except the bridges and boats) were destroyed, and most likely everyone in the village died.
Ahh that is possible :)
@@HyruleGamer I think it was used as a fishing spot or something for the Rito
I think the docks on Lake Kilsie were made by the Rito, as a fishing spot, either before or after the Calamity.
Edit: In the DLC for Breath of the Wild, the bandit, Misko, hid a piece of armour in the coliseum and wrote in his journal: "...one found in the place where soldiers used to train,..." So, technically, the coliseum was used to train soldiers and give entertainment to the residents of Hyrule.
Definitely possible and yeah I heard about that DLC info. I didn't include it as the items from the first DLC pack aren't really canon imo but it is certainly interesting :D
@@HyruleGamer Even with the DLC not being canon, the coliseum doesn't make much sense as a prison when there's a giant, wide open door to it. And even they had a gate large enough for the entry at one point, a prison with no roof is still a pretty huge design flaw.
SPOILER ALERT
Its hiding a piece of the phantom armor from Spirit Tracks
tmntman There are also a bunch of ruins near the coliseum entrance which probably indicates there were soldiers always stationed here. Also the exchange ruins, the great plateau, and a few destroyed homes were in such close proximity to this location that it wouldn’t make sense for it to be an execution facility. Why put a place like that so close to extremely lively and bustling areas?
I like this idea more just because it's less... insanely grim.
Seriously, the idea of Kilsie being a Lake of the Dead gave me chills, that's crazy fucked to think about.
So, this my theory.
I think, they're using botw's engine and map, I think there'll be a time jump back in time, and I think we will see hyrule in its previous state prior to the calamity, I think we will see all the ruins and structures in there prime.
I also think there will be a third game in the series.
It's gonna be a trilogy.
That would be so cool! :)
1st: Waking up when September ends
2nd: Waking up inside
3rd: Waking up
before you gogo
mark smith the first trilogy of Zelda games
@@raph3699 Technically there already ARE a handful of trilogies within the Zelda series which games are connected to each other albeit in a vague and not as story driven way.
The 2 Oracle games(according to the Lore) are considered prequels to Link's Awakening which directly continues the story from those games and also has the same gameplay. With that in mind all 3 games are part of a trilogy. The Wind Waker had 2 sequels that both shared the same style and story making all 3 of them part of the "Wind Waker Trilogy". Finally there's the Four Swords which had both a prequel and a sequel that circle around the Minish/Picori blade and the wind mage Vaati. All 3 can be seen as part of the "Four Sword Trilogy".
All in all the Zelda series has already had a handful of trilogies with their own unique style and story. Should BotW be part of a trilogy that would make it the fourth one.
Javier Vásquez my bad, thanks for your knowledge
Maybe Lake kilsie could possibly be where Divine Beast Medoh could have been found?
Oh true, that's possible! :)
Good theory!
I thought about that too !😉
I always thought it was in Biron Snowshelf, bc it's in the shape of a bird
Technologic_Wave ouhhh now imma go look that up!!!
About the Temple of Time and the Great Plateau, there is also a theory that not only GP is the old castle town, but it is also the Skyloft. The shape and the landscape of GP all match up more or less with those of Skyloft.
Very true, making this all the more interesting :D
It's also the "birthplace of Hyrule" and how no one knows why it's elevated so unusually from the rest of the landscape.
Very interesting
Wasn't the Forgotten Temple the starting area of Skyward Sword?
I've also heard that the forgotten temple could by skyloft, with its giant goddess statue.
Lake Kilsie is definitely one of those locations that strikes me as 'weird' in the meaning that nothing about it adds up.
The lake strangely has no fish, but has 3 docks. There's no signs of life; not from Hylian, Zora nor Rito. There's some monsters around sure, but asides from the usual pigeon and rhino, its unusually devoid of life. The lack of trees, flowers, weapons, campfire, settlements, or even tents and corpses certainly imply that nobody has even bothered to live there. The lack of a path to even go into the lake is so strange too. It reminds me of TP's Lake Hylia in that regard; in that the journey to get there requires unusual methods that most travelers wouldn't dare to use given the harsh climate conditions of the Hebra Region.
Its also unusual that it boasts a secret hot spring, but a little west of the lake, there's a Hinox and a Lynel just roaming around.
Not to mention that getting to this particular shrine is tricky in itself, as the way to it is rather unorthodox. Its also strange that there's such a huge cave right next to the lake that is perfect for housing the shrine.
How did this lake even came to be? why is it so devoid of life? What purpose did it serve, if any?
Good points, someone needs to make a theory about Lake Kilsie.
Some have speculated that it might have been a site where a divine beast was excavated, vah medoh most likely
Is it really that hard to just take it as a natural formation? There doesn't need to be a deeper meaning behind _everything_ in Hyrule.
Lake Kilsie could just be a natural lake that has existed for centuries, and people built docks to get across it.
That's my take.
@@QueenofSilence101 docks wouldn’t help you get across it tho…boats or bridges would. you can find a boat at the docks but the fact that there’s both boats And docks means there should have been other signs of some kind of civilization like fishing stuff but there’s not even any fish. there’s very clearly something weird going on
Hyrule gamer: Ganon killed thousands of people
The music in the background: *happy piano music*
1:43
Ah yes. The heroine statutes. Lore says thousands of people od'd everyday at this site.
Arbadart101 lmao I was thinking the same thing
Haha
Guarded by a Korok LMAO
Lol
Imagine a pvp-ish area in BotW 2, that lets you choose from the (maybe) different style of weapons like a spear, club, greatsword, and sword (with or without shield) , while also adding new ones like dual swords, scythe, and maybe a polearm
Then you can fight either a cpu, or a player.
and then get bodied by the people who've mastered the combat system
Oh my, that would be SO COOL! :D
Just imagine how frustrating it would be when your friend pulls off a flurry rush on you
Ooh or fisticuffs like in Rune Factory 4 c:
Lol. Like Monster Hunter with PVP? That would be fun.
If it was PvP then it would be really annoying with players constantly parrying or flurry rushing you and might be weird as well since usually Zelda games are PvE and you might have to buy Nintendo online. If it is PvE then it would be pretty fun like an arena in the Colosseum against monsters or knights but I highly doubt they will even add that. Edit: just Incase someone asks cuz I’m too lazy to reply PvP means player vs player and PvE means player vs enemy(basically cpu) for those who are wondering or are using the wrong terms
Take a shot everytime he says 'kengdum'.
Sure, sounds like fun!
Just wanted to let you know that we DID this tonight and are rolling on the ground dying of laughter ahah
We still know more about these structures than I do about my dad.
I think you’re the first youtuber who’s mentioned Lake Kilsie. It’s one of my favorite locations in the game. Everything about the place seems eerie and lonely, and it’s just so strange. I always notice that it’s always snowing whenever I go there. Is that just me? I’ve never seen it in clear daylight.
I also thought the same about the docks... I always thought that maybe the people who used to live in Tabantha Village would occasionally come here, but I purposely made it my mission to find a pathway that the people could take to get to this lake... But there wasn’t any. Like you said it’s a giant pit surrounded by steep cliffs, with no way down. Also I was able to take pictures of underneath the lake, and it’s actually extremely deep... More so than most lakes in Hyrule.
Also another thing about it... Notice how there’s A LOT of air currents around the lake? Why is there so many here? Where are all these updrafts coming from? Also notice the Flight Range is extremely close to this lake... and that big pit has a huge constant updraft for whatever reason just like the one’s in Lake Kilsie. Could the two locations be connected by underground caverns?
Also sorry for the huge comment... I just got excited about Lake Kilsie!!!! Hehe
See, what you didn't think of is that Hyrule's people used Sheikah's internet in order to watch live the fights. They didn't need to be there in order to enjoy the spectacle :P
Lol
I was thinking how bored I was and then another awesome Hyrule Gamer video appeared :D
Nice one! Hope you enjoy! :D
Hyrule Gamer it was an awesome video
same xD
My theory on the coliseum is that hundred years ago, it was where Hyrule’s greatest warriors demonstrated their skills, and likely where Link rose in his ranks after becoming knighted upon finding the Master Sword at least when he was around twelve.
It's crazy to imagine the vast, underground expanses of Arbiter's Grounds now completely filled in with sand. Every room. Stallord's chamber, the massive room with the Sand Goddess statue, all of it. Either it was completely destroyed or buried up to what appears to be the very tips of the original Mirror Chamber.
One point that backs up the arbiters ground theory is that in the botw2 trailer, the figure has a striking resemblance to twilight princess Ganondorf. This could mean that after thousands of years after being imprisoned there, it was covered in a lake of sand, just like you said.
I always assumed that the Great Plateau was where the original castle was located and the current castle was built later. Since its impossible to scale OoT's map to any other game plus with the size and daylight span differences, the distance and location to Death Mountain and other landmarks would be greatly off. My theory is with the further expansion of Hyrule that included the Hebra Province and the Rito people along with possible wars with distant lands and prosperity brought on with the Sheikah the royal family had a new castle constructed, leaving the older one more as a pilgrimage landmark that eventually became abandoned and then unreachable as time went on, later further damaged by the gaurdians.
What if...now just hear me out. What if The Arbiters Grounds dungeon in TP was just the Spirit Temple in an area called the Arbiters grounds in the Gerudo desert?
It's definitely possible :)
this was brought up before, even though the arbiters grounds in pretty much in deep ruins it could very much be possible!
I've barely explored any of the Hebra region I just realized. (I'm on my first playthrough)
Great video. Exploring the ruins is one of my favorite things to do in BotW
Thanks a lot, glad you enjoyed! :D
Urbosa' s fury is my favorite champion move
Gotta be mine too tbh! :D
Reminds me of Thanos.
@@HyruleGamer especially against calamity ganon second phase
Same
Excellent and spot-on as always, my Scottish brother!
Thank youuuu sir! :D
7:07 "Koroq"😂
Correct
Me: ganon is a cat-
Other people: no he's Not..
Me: *fights dark beast ganon* I told you he was a cat-
Dark beast ganon is a boar
I really hope they rebuild a hood amount of ruins like can you imagine exploring ALL of hyrule Castle in BOTW 2 how cool would that be!
That would be awesome! :D
I know I'm a bit late to this, but I had a realization when he started talking about the Temple of Time on the Great Plateau. About how the windows are broken, walls are smashed, moss is growing all over it... but honestly most of the ruins around don't even _have_ windows or walls left at all, every one of them has Bokoblins around and a lot of it is overgrown. The Temple of Time looks like it's been _protected_ all this time, as supposedly it would have been there _longer_ than the ruins around it. I think the real point about the Temple of Time is how much better off it is than most, even considering its obvious structural damage. Also, no Bokoblins or enemies are ever _inside_ the temple itself. They can be out on the steps, "inside" the bare remains of other buildings, but the Temple's main interior seems protected.
I got the impression of a sporting arena due to it's proximity between Gerudo and Hylian territory.
1:56 Also, I hope you don't mind me leaving a tip for script editing. It's good to avoid using words like "possible" and "also" twice in a sentence. "Likewise", "too", "as well" just to name a few other examples. It's really easy to do it without noticing. I still catch myself doing it all the time when texting, commenting, or writing emails for work.
Cheers!
Oh interesting :D
Thanks a lot btw, I've never been great at grammar, writing ect ect so I appreciate the advice!
@@HyruleGamer part of my job is directing people narrating audio books. Overtime I've developed an ear for that kind of stuff. I feel like leaving tips is one way I can help out content creator's that I enjoy watching.
@@ponchowizard5182 Oh cool, well thanks a lot :)
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Thanks a lot! :D
Lake Kilsie after inspection seems like it could’ve been directly related to the Rito, there’s vents for them to get up the cliff and it is in very close proximity to the flight range. Maybe it was a combination of additional training grounds and a place to get fish so they don’t overfish their own waters surrounding the Roost.
Glad that in AoC, we got to see places in their prime, like the great plateau and the ancient tech lab.
What's really creepy is Samala Plain in the Lanayru region. It has that one ruins ambience, too...
Great vid concept I’ve always loved exploring these places
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed! :)
When you thought you were subscribed, but you released your not so you almost brake your screen by subscribing. Also you have to be my favorite Legend of Zelda channel because we both have the same favorite LoZ game
Oh nooo haha! Glad to hear that too Brandon, very much appreciated! :D
Love the video mate. I always look forward to these.
Thanks mate!
I freaked out when I first heard the temple of time music in this game. It gave me major Ocarina of Time vibes
I know right!?
great viddy, very glad your channel has been some serious increase in subs! You deserve it so many ppl cover zelda and I find you to be one of the few that manage to put out consistent new/original topics and dont just depend on rumors/crap to fill our your channel, much appreciated! You, GOJ, n CaptBurgerson are really the only 3 I follw for zelda info/content
Thanks a lot Perm! Love to hear that :)
The part about lake kilsie was very interesting! I've never put much thought into it while passing through or playing around there, but you painted it in a very haunting way that I might be scared next time I find myself in the area haha.
I hope you do another video with more places like lake kilsie, rather than the other more common places in the video that you mentioned.
Thanks a lot! I'll see what I can do regarding more ruins :D
@@HyruleGamer awesome!! I look forward to the next video!! 😁
@@nickstephens5500 Thanks! Next video comes out on Sunday :)
Goron City always looks like it’s in ruins
That's because it's literally mined into a mountain, that's my guess :D
Imagine you could revisit the The Arbiters Ground in Breath of the Wild 2.
And I mean the Dungeon, changed similiar to Hyrule Castle
That would be amazing
That would be so cool!
I had a dream that i was in an art club and a Lynel was the top student, it was weird.
I'm not even halfway done yet but magnificent video so far!
Thanks! :)
@@HyruleGamer I don't understand why TH-cam doesn't tell me when a content creator comments on my comment but it does tells me when someone likes my comment. Lol
if this dude says ‘calam-i-ee’ one more time im throwing hands
Throw them hands
I kinda wish you uploaded on Wednesday like you said cause I had no school yesterday....had to wait today to watch your vid.....
Also maybe you could reach 50 or 100k by 2021! Channel be growing fast!
I am sorry, it was more convenient to get the video out today. I'd rather have my best work out over rushed work. Hope you enjoyed :D
Don’t worry i did enjoy the vid!!
GREAT video, can’t wait for your next one!
Awesome! Thanks a lot :)
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Great video! I’ve always thought there was something creepy and ominous about the three docks in the pit.
Thank you! :)
1:44 The WHAT?!
Now that the prequel game has been announced, I look forward to potentially seeing some of these places in their prime. Especially the colosseum! How cool would it be if there was a scene in which we saw Link going sicko mode on some enemies in the colosseum!!
Being that lake kilsie is located in the hebra region, associated to the Rito, possibly the docks were built by the Rito themselves. Considering they fly, they have no need for an easily accessible foot path to the lake shore. It seems more logical than a lake of the dead without any further hint like graves or bones. I like where you were going with it though, but I'd associate death more with Mekar Island and its incredible amount of stal enemies.
I love coming back to these videos about locations in BOTW,& what they may have been,ever since AOC came out to see how accurate they were.
It's so cool coming back here after the release of Age of Calamity where we actually see the Ancient Tech Lab. Age of Calamity filled in some of the blanks that were left by BotW but I love how many mysteries the game still holds.
I’m glad someone noticed the Royal Tech Labs
There is a temple of sorts located within the ruins of Castle Town. If you face the castle and head right you will eventually come to a location just south of the moat known as the Hyrule Cathedral. A Korok can be found here, and as barren as it is the location is important enough for its name to appear onscreen. I often wonder what it looked like.
Interesting, I'll note that down and look into it tomorrow :)
It feels like you have been living inside the story about the 5 mysterious ruins of Hyrule on your mind, until it's over with clear explanation
I do not quite get what you mean
@@HyruleGamer , I'm talking about when you explained the story about mysterious ruins of Hyrule, it makes to feel we're are in it
A little note, the kingdom's technology was not really in its prime, most Sheikah tech like the guardians was already ancient, it was forgotten even by that age's Sheikah, and the Sheikah were helping to excavate it in the laboratory. We can probably assume it was the workshop of Purah, Robbie and maybe Impa, and they probably would have taken anything left after the calamity to their new locations.
That's why it was called ANCIENT :)
If we get to go underground to the ruins of arbiters grounds (as we see in botw it is somewhere deep under the sand) then I would definitely love that. Maybe we could even get something referencing twilight princess, like a broken lamp or something, unexplained on the ground, but it’s really from the poes that link destroyed so long ago. (Just one example of a possibility)
That would be really cool! :)
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Thanks a lot! :D
@@HyruleGamer your welcome bro
@@icebearplays7843 It's you're not your
the dlc clue for the phantom helm i believe, says that the colloseum is "where brave souls tested their skills" or something like that so i think that disproves the execution thing, it was probably just a training ground for the royal guard or something
Botw, 150 weeks in the top sellers in Japan, amazing! And I also love your work and by other creators!
Thanks :D
I found everything except for Lake Kilsie by exploring Hyrule.
I think the docks were built by the Sheikah monks who made the shrine! They had to have a way to travel and bring supplies to the area (remember that it is nearly impossible to access the shrine except via the air current/bombable area) AND it's a super snowy area. It would be hard to air drop supplies via paraglider, as that needed specialty tools and people with immense stamina as well as warming potions/food/armour.
Here's what I think. The sheikah were looking for spaces to hide a shrine. They saw the area as good (as it is cold and very closed off). The sheikah bombed out the trench looking lake, filled it with water and made the boat that floats there. They then used the boat to send supplies in to create the shrine and set up the challenges.
Very interesting :D
I never looked for the royal ancient tech lab until after the demo for Age of Calamity! Crazy stuff man
I've always wondered about these. Its fun to get a good look at them.
there was this place near hyrule castle called crenel hills with a bunch of weirdly hollow tree trunks and wizzrobes in each of them. theres also a shrine there i think but ever since I found it the area always kinda struck me as weird and bizarre
I think as you can find hints about the way to the castle on the plateau too. That not the temple was moved, but that in with time the castle and the main city moved to a new location (build).
I think the royal ancient lab was made to learn more about the ancient sheikah tech that was found underground. The Sheikah at that time were not advanced. The advanced technology belonged to the ancient sheikah, but that technology was forgotten, and the sheikah 100 years before the game were not advanced.
you may think i'm crazy but i love info about such complicated stuff in zelda so i sub to all zelda theory people because its so interesting stuff i can't help it.
Thank you for up loading i was waiting for a new video like this
No worries, thanks for watching! :)
You’re welcome thanks for having a channel!
Hey what’s your favourite Zelda game
Lol, I'm going to start acting like that in real life to people I know like "Hello stranger, what brings you to this desolate landscape?"
Lol
I love exploring the ruins! I wonder what the people's lives were like before the Great Calamity.
i really hope in botw2 they expand more on old ruins, sorta like anthropology sidequests?? like what happened there, who lived there, etc. love the video btw!
The idea that all the previous Zelda games are legends actually helps explain the layout shifts.
The Colloseum: My sister made me fight the golden lynel from Master Mode in there. Let's just say that Lynel is regretting it's life choices.
Fantastic job! :-D
Thanks! :D
It would be really cool if you can either
A. Raise old ruined places up temporarily to explore them
B. Go underground and explore the map that way
C. Use something like the timeshift stones to bring old ruins back to life
in the sequel to this game
That quack made me jump. Also, in Botw2, they should have a side quest like the Terry Town where you rebuild some ruins and towns. But it should be called, "Ruins of the Wild"
Just realized I wasn't subscribed... I havnt missed an episode! Subscribed now. 🙃
Nice one haha, thanks a lot! :D
10:40 I think the coliseum got destroyed, because during the events of Calamity Ganon, maybe he destroyed the coliseum, sending malice, and the monsters became overpowered.
That's totally possible :)
Someone else has probably mentioned this already but castle town moved between OoT and TP which is why there are two castle towns in breath of the wild, thus why the temple of time is nowhere near Hyrule castle
Well now I have my hopes up for seeing an arbiter's grounds dungeon in botw2.
So thanks for that.
OMG that sound that played when you said the channel was growing "insanely" - scared the ever living shit out of me.
typhlo ruins is in my opinion, the most mysterious ruins in hyrule
i never played OoT, my first zelda game was WW, but i find the temple of time ruins to be so hauntingly beautiful even though i don’t know what it originally looked like
I definitely think a previous iteration of Zelda did something similar to the way Hylia lifted Skyloft into the sky. But she moved around the great plateau, the lost woods, and the arbiters grounds. Also I think the coliseum was a portion of the arbiters grounds separated off in this event, maybe to preserve the site of the twilight mirror.
Lol I love your vids
Thank you! :)
Ok is it me or are there no teenagers, and only adults and children. In botw
I believe there are, it's just not openly said :D
the lake one gave me chills man
Your video editing skills are first class.
Thank you! :D