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It's his higher self

I honestly expected this to be a fairly simple video, with not much depth, but your points are great. I had never thought to compare courage with real world examples, but come to think of it, most of Ganon(dorf)'s appearances have him seize control of the kingdom (power) for himself, and Link standing up to him, to free and save the land. That's pretty much the definition of a rebellion! So, thinking about it, the Triforce may never have been about increasing someone's attributes, but rather, to symbolize someone's greatest strength...

Great video!

Holy yap

this is nerdy but im here for it, which begs the question

bro you can use it in other ways

Pc gaming is way better than console gaming

What

Me who doesn't even understand

which begs the question

pc gaming is better

Im leaning all about fallacies in my aice think skills class

WOT

I gotta go w Breath of Wild Link. Imagine this: Emerging from the Resurrection chamber, Link is clothed in the most humbling attire. He has no legendary sword, no friends or family with him, and nothing but his survival instincts and sporadic memories to help guide his way. He appears over the side of the first seen cliff, taking in the entirety of a hauntingly familiar, yet still mysterious world. There is endless sky above him, and the vastness of the elements and landscapes below seem to go on forever. Link has no idea of the immense trials ahead. He’ll have to forage for ingredients, cook his own meals, be in countless monster battles, and be exposed to relentless weather along his journey. Armed only with boundless courage and desire to restore good to Hyrule, Link leaps over the mountainside. He is literally thrown to the wolves, but it’s somehow cathartic. After all, he has been a wolf before. And just like his canine incarnate, he has something fierce in common. He knows how to hunt.

Isn’t that like the bendrowned creepypasta sprite?

And here I thought rambled..

No shade to MatPat, Vinesauce, and Penguinz0 I love them all 💙

Except that there isn't only 1 meaning to the phrase. The one you described is the logical fallacy, but there are other meanings. Would that mean that your own video is actually the biggest lie?

Hero of time

One act botw does is facing a hundred guardians to protect Zelda without a shield knowing he’ll probably die

Unrelated but Luigi to me represents courage than link. He went to a haunted mansion to save his brother even though he was scared.

SS Link holds a very special place in my heart, but his game focuses on all aspects of the Triforce, so i have to hand it to TP Link on this one. man set off to find everyone's kids, ends up in the middle of an interdimensional war where he's transformed into a wolf against his will and tasked with freeing all of Hyrule. the man was just gonna deliver a package 😭

I mean Hero of Time is literally a ten year old boy…

Wrong

He's not afraid. It was just heat in his face.

Windwaker Limk is the most courageous Not favored by the gods. Not chosen by destiny. Just a lazy island boy who wanted to be a good big brother and stepped up because his sister was in trouble. Took up a mantle that wasn't owed to him and became a legendary princess' knight by his own hand and not destiny's because the world needed him to, not because it was expected of him. Courage is doing what's right even when you don't want to or you're scared to do it. The Hero of the Winds answered the call when there was no hero of destiny to stand before Ganon.

I think one of the biggest contenders is link from the first game. The key here is that in most zelda games the world is civilized; even in Botw there are pockets of civilization. However, in skyward sword and OG the world is wild with little to no points of respite. Basically, those games feel like rugged survivalist settings, but Botw feels like glamping in comparison.

The bravest Link is the Link from a Link to the Past. That boy went from his world to the dark world to save Hyrule then after that game he was in Zelda OoA/OoS and Link's Awakening. Bro did four games worth of fighting like a Hyrulian postman. Nor time, nor weather, nor dreams, nor twisted dark world would keep that boy from saving the day.

Link from Zelda 2 is easily the most courageous

I agree, and it makes sense to the overarching story too. This is the first Link, the one that earned the Godess’ respect as a Courageous Warrior, of course he would be bravest of them all

I think the most courageous Link is Twilight Princess, he always puts others first and puts his life on the line for the people of his village, and despite his obvious fear of entering the Twilight he does anyway.

You’re right, but I’d say it’s because he fought god (demise), rather than going into the temples.

Lol link can't die because of what the triforce is if you think Abt it

The fierce deity is actually Ben drowned

Dudes tried to summon Ben into this dimension.. and probably succeeded.

Yeah! Legends Arceus showed me how much I enjoy just using my pokemon to interact with the world so I think a gameplay style inspired by echoes where I use the unique elemental and physical traits of my Pokemon to solve puzzles and traverse the world would be so good 👍🏿

Pretty sure it's just a placeholder since this was never supposed to be possible in the actual game...

*le gasp* IT'S BEN.

Me, my pen, and my paper stored so many data without knowing it.

I got A

I saw the A group version and then I went to the channel to view this one

Cool

I didn't know this, but it's actually pretty smart from the king, since, well, *all* the greatest heroes of Hylian story look more or less the same, why would you waste time with other people when you can just... Look for everyone that looks the part and wait until eventually one of them is the hero? lol

1.) This is why those older games still had you start at the begining every time as your location wasn't included in the string. 2.) This was one of the two sources of the modern day "cheat code." The other source was debug keys _(like the famous Konami Code)._ 3.) With games like Metroid, it didn't so much store how many missiles you had but which upgrades you've picked up and which bosses have been defeated. That third one was why some people would actually have a game code *_journal_* for each game, writing down the code and each thing they've collected.

The save file was actually the paper where I wrote the code

Look mom, I'm a file!

That’s actually pretty cool! Now I understand why Doom 64 got that password feature. Thought it was just some sort of developer thing! :D

Wait.. so this would be able to be hacked, right? Lol never thought about that 😂

I remember one of my old gameboy games having a password save system but never had a pen and paper handy so id always just start over from the beginning 😂

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