Breath of the Wild's Seven Heroines - Zelda Theory
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
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Hope you all have a great Friday! Also hope you enjoyed the video :) PS: Next week we have Two Zelda videos coming your way! Just like this week, but a little more spooky! :P
I'm excited for those videos! By the way, nice theory! Another possibility is that the eighth statue represents Zelda, since she would stand out from the rest. But I guess that wouldn't make sense with the description stating that it was worshipped by somebody else...
:P
Commonwealth Realm I would love it if you could do a video on the origins and possible connections those 7 virtues might have with the sages from Ocarina Of Time. My thoughts on which of the sages are connected to which virtue are below and I would appreciate it if you would make a video about if you agree with my logic and your thoughts on it.
Flight: The Sage of Light Raru has some form of connection with the owl Kaepora Gaebora so I believe the virtue of Flight might connect to him.
Endurance: I believe Darunia would be connected to the virtue of Endurance as he is a Goron who are usually pretty durable.
Spirit: Spirit most likely is connected to Nabooru as she is the Sage of Spirit.
Gentleness: I believe Saria is connected to the virtue of gentleness due to her not really being a fighter, at no point do we see her fight.
Motion: I believe motion may be connected to Princess Ruto due to her being able to swim very well while also being able to survive on land.
Knowledge: Knowledge is one of the 2 virtues I am unsure of, the other being Skill, Impa is quite knowledgeable so she might be connected to it however, Zelda possesses the Triforce of Wisdom which makes her a possible choice as well.
Skill: like with Knowledge I am unsure if Skill would be referring to the traits possessed by Impa or if it is connected to Zelda being disguised as Sheik, who was very skilled at fighting. Impa was the protector of Princess Zelda in Ocarina Of Time so logically she would be a skilled fighter also making her a candidate for being connected to Skill.
"given up on reincarnation" is actually a mistranslation, but okay.
@@alexkuhn5188 I just had the idea for this exact line-up, but with Impa for Skill and Zelda for Knowledge since she tells you everything throughout the game. I do agree that it could apply to either.
"Hey guys we need to build 8 great statues for The Seven Sages."
"Why 8? Why not 7 for the SEVEN SAGES?"
"We need a backup statue."
Its link
Out of all the scientist trying to solve this phenomenon, this man single handedly solved to entire lore and logistic type of the legend of Zelda universe!
08:40 Only in the english version Ganon gave up reincarnation. In the german version Zelda said something like „Being reincarnated over and over again makes him raging“.
And as much I now not even in the japanese version he gave up reincarnation.
In the original Japanese it says, "This form was born from his obsessive refusal to give up on revival."
And it's such a known mistake, I don't get how they used that in their video
Some games, like A Link to the Past, do have all the sages as female so the statues could represent one of those groups. If these are indeed the sages from Ocarina of Time, then the seven virtues can actually fit rather nicely.
Skill - Impa. As a Sheikah this is somewhat self explanatory given what we know of the tribe.
Spirit - Nabooru. Being the Sage of Spirit, she also reflects the Gerudo in general.
Endurance - Darunia. Gorons in general are pretty tough, and this is further shown by the trials of endurance put forth by Bayge, Heehl, and Kabetta.
Knowledge - Zelda. While Impa or Rauru could also qualify, Zelda seems most fitting as she explains everything to you throughout the game and holds the Triforce of Wisdom.
Flight - Rauru. In part this is because he is said to be Kaepora Gaebora the Owl, even though their personalities seem to be quite different.
Motion - Ruto. Very fitting for the Sage of Water. Water has many forms, and can be hard as rock as ice or soft as air as steam.
Gentleness - Saria. "Saria will always be your friend." Need one say more?
As for the eighth heroine, many others including myself have had the idea that this could represent the Hero. It would explain why the statue is different since he is not a sage, and possibly why he is separate from the rest. The Hero is usually alone, forging the path ahead for the others often with little to no help. The burden to take out the threat rests on his shoulders alone, as Daruk said when Ganon awoke. Since sages only need to be awakened and are sages regardless, the reason the statue doesn't have her sword could be that the title of "Hero" always has to be earned. You can be handpicked and/or a descendant of a previous hero (Twilight Princess) but you still have to prove your worth to wield that blade, and this is true even of someone who has already done so (Breath of the Wild).
Ganon in the trailer looked like he was on that good gerudo heroin
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Correction: Ganon giving up on reincarnation is a translation error. The Dark Beast form was born from his obsessive refusal to STOP reincarnating. Otherwise, great video!
Thanks for the correction, actually makes more sense though! haha
Came here to say just this.
It wasn't to give up reincarnation. It was his refusal to give up on resurrection, which isn't the same.
8:50 that’s actually a translation error. In the Japanese version it says that dark beast Ganon is made by ganondorfs refusal to give up on reincarnation
So English Ganon gave up on reincarnation, while Japanese Ganon refused to give up on reincarnation
breakfast squad since that statement still makes sense they wouldn’t catch it
Ah yes. Now we have the American and Japanese timelines
Wow thats fucking gnarly. He tried reincarnating himself in a new body from his “dead” body below... thats hardcore
Florida man to angry to die
I mean, since there are 8 statues in the Yiga Hideout which were made by the Gerudo, wouldn't it make sense that the 8th statue is supposed to be the Hero? 7 sages + 1 Hero = 8 statues?
That would make sense if the game's text did not say that the Yiga worshipped the 8th heroine
8th is ganondorf?
@@ravenebony2267 they could simply see Ganondorf as the hero, even if it was not the original intent.
Luiz Gustavo I'm just going by what the game tells me. If a character mentioned it, I would call it into question, but this was a quest log. I think we are meant to take those seriously.
Matt H but it’s also made pretty explicit in the game that the yiga... aren’t very bright. them worshipping a statue that unbeknownst to them was actually a depiction of the hero of time seems perfectly ironic
"put on your fedoras"
I did not come here to get roasted
Saw a kid wear one on the way home from school. It’s not a pretty sight.
I think the 8th Heroine will be the entrance for one of the dungeons in BotW2.
Agreed seems a perfect location because gerudo highlands are underused in botw
"This form was born from his obsessive refusal to give up on revival."
Awesome video! However, the "He has given up on reincarnation and assumed his pure, enraged form." while talking about Ganondorf is a mistranslation actually. The japanese version says "This form was born from his obsessive refusal to give up on revival…" resulting in somewhat the opposite.
Goddess of Sand...
Anyone remember her? It could be a possibility that the eighth heroine could be the ever changing statue of her.
I'm continually amazed by you guys, the work you put on these videos is insane. I just play the game, marvel a little bit about the story, gameplay, and maybe graphics and move on with my day. Common wealth realm takes notice and really digs in to bring the best details to light/life. (I bet the dev team smiles when they see a video, knowing the details of each game don't go unnoticed). Not sure how much it's said, but thank you for putting out these videos and collaborating with others, truly, you guys rock.
There is an easter egg in the legend of Zelda: the wind waker, at Hyrule Castle's basement, there are people in colored glasses similar to the 6 sages, Link has found.
I really Love how you build your theories on other therories. When I watch zelda theories inalways Wish more people would do that
While the Seven Sages were absent from BotW, the six sheikah monks at the end of the Trial of the Sword all had the hand poses used by the sages when they sealed Ganon away in OoT. Maybe they were the successors of the sages 10,000 years ago. It’s not unusual for the sages to all be of one race. All the sages were Hylians in A Link to the Past, Four Swords Adventures, and Twilight Princess (although I guess their races were ambiguous in TP since they were all spirits).
Well, I just figured the Statues was a reference to the 7 Maidens from A Link to the Past.
Ive always believed the eighth statue to represent the Twili people and the seven being the other seven races of hyrule. They had ties to both the Gerudo and the Sheika and were cast out from history. Also the "mirrored" nature of the statue could be a reference to the twilight mirror/realm that was present in the arbiters grounds. Also as a side note twili technology has both gurudo symbols as well as the same magic and tech as the sheikah guardians. OR the statue represents the Zonai hero of the past.....idk
Transporting the statues could've been a fairly simple task if they were carved during ancient Hyrule's technological renaissance. The most likely possibility is that the Sheikah designed and created several different kinds of vehicles that were designed for transportation, recreation, construction, and, of course, defense. The models that were built for defense became what we now call the Guardians.
After Calamity Ganon's initial defeat, the King of Hyrule at the time ordered Sheikah technology forbidden and buried the Guardians. As the other vehicles were also Sheikah tech, they were buried along with them. But when King Rhoam began excavating Sheikah tech to defend Hyrule against the return of Calamity Ganon, he placed on emphasis on those used for military purposes and non-military Guardians were likely sent back to the Sheikah for further study and eventually stripped down for parts.
This could also explain the presence of the Master Cycle ZERO, as it is clearly made from the same technology that produced the Guardians and the Divine Beasts, yet is not necessarily built for defense but rather transportation and recreation. The unknown fish-like "Divine Beast" found in the lab could also have been another smaller vehicle that might've been designed as a watercraft.
8:43 actually, just a quick note, he has not "given up on reincarnation". That is a translation error, that Zeltik has covered before. The actual original text says "he wont give up on reincarnation"
I like your voice. With the landscape shots panning in the background, talk about excavating, and fictional anthropological content, it feels like watching a documentary!
My theory is that the 7 sages, are similar to the descendants of the 7 wise men. (In a Link to the past.)
I was thinking this also
I think the 8th Heroin is the Spirit Goddess from the Spirit Temple in OoT. The Gerudo counted her as equally worthy as the seven Sages, but maybe they wanted to distance themselves from their old history as much as possible and therefore never finished constructing that Statue? Whatever the reason, I think the statue is supposed to be the Spirit Goddess.
Just saying don't know if it is accurate but in a link to a past zelda says to free the 7 other heroins when your in the other world.
9:06 if I remember correctly, that's a mistranslation. I think the Japanese version says something like, "This form was created from his refusal to give up on reincarnation".
Could also be, they never intended to move the 8th Herione. There could have been war, tricky weather conditions, or the popular theory that the 8th was cast out, for one reason or another.
She's a lovely mystery though.
1:56
10/10 saving the gif. If why I loved that part so much.
You left one thing out about why the statues are all female:
The Gerudo are all women, with only one male born every century or so. So their iconography probably continues that aspect of their culture.
It is like how Jesus is depicted very white in the imagery in Europe. People thought of a man, so they drew a "man". Gerudo people thought of a hero, they built a "hero" as they know them; female.
I think the 8th heroine is the entrance to that cave that we see Zelda and Link in in the trailer. If you look the entrance is carved out of a mountain side with the same color of rock and snow on the ground, so it could be the gerudo highlands. And since it does feature it in the trailer for the first BotW it would make sense. If that is the case then the statue probably does represent Ganon, since that is where his body was sealed. I feel like that would fit very well with everything you were saying, with the Gerudo feeling responsible for what one of their own did, so they sealed Ganondorf away in the Gerudo highlands possibly to try and prevent his reincarnation. On that note, maybe the 8th heroine represents the people who sealed him away as the statue would be guarding the entrance?
What if the 7 heroines are a reference to the only sages of the gerudo tribe over the 10,000 years?
Love you guys, great vid!
It might also be likely that the Sheika didn't modify the temples/ruins/etc. from other civilizations, they very well might have worked along side the other tribes when they were all trying to work towards the protection of the world and all dealing with defeating Demise/Ganondorf/Ganon. It looks very much like they at the least worked with the Zonai so wouldn't be surprising that they would also work with the other tribes as well.
GAME AWARDS! GAME AWARDS! GAME AWARDS!
Hell yeah. 48 days!!!
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Never happend
Ignore that, I meant to get rid of it, hit enter by accident
that Statue is the Princess Zelda of Ocrina Of time and the Yiga clan comes from the Bloodline of the Sheika Interlopers it is the same Gruedo Desert from Ocrina of time. and for the new creepypasta Episode include the video that was taken out from Macantyre productions about orgins of the Shadow Temple. include the ones from Triforce Through the Shadows Documentry
That Intro tho
The editing was spot on
HUGE respect to Don Motion on his style
Just today I played botw and went to the seven heroins location to explore some secrets, but just found some gerudo text I wasn't sble to read.
What if they actually represent the 7 maidens trapped in crystals in A Link to the Past?
People keep saying that the quote about Ganon giving up on reincarnation is a mistranslation but I don't think it is. I think the context of the two quotes are different. The Japanese version says the form came about due to his refusal to give up on revival which to me is referring to what he does across the timeline in that he always comes back, while the English one says he's given up on reincarnation likely referring to what he was planning to do before BOTW Link showed up, in that the quote is referring specifically to what Ganon was just a few minutes ago trying to do not what he's done over time. Thus the form has come about due to his plan of reincarnation failing and his refusal to give up on being revived.
So, I'm really wondering if the pedestals and symbols were just added by the Sheikah. The heroin statues, if following Gerudo traditions, wouldn't have any indication of who's who. The pedestals and orbs are separate fixtures that activate a shrine. When the Sheikah made the shrine, who's to say they didn't just put the new jewels on the old statues (as clues for the hero). That said, Sheikah are known for their wisdom, so maybe the did know who was who?
Perhaps looking into the virtues they're said to represent would better help us figure things out? Do we know which virtue aligns with which heroine?
I think the 8th statue could represent Ganondorf, considering the statue is set apart from the other seven, or because he was sealed by the Sages in a portion of the games. In my mind, it partially makes sense, however, I have no evidence, other than the distance between the statues, to back up this idea. Though, I still view it as a possibility!
I think the 8th sage is one of the descendants of the 7 wise men. When in a Link to the past, Zelda was never mentioned as a sage or descendant of the 7 wise men, so that means there are 8 wise men.
You ever notice that Gerudo Highlands look like the statues from a bird's eye view? I'm sure it means nothing, but I found it fascinating.
Gerudo Highlands: imgur.com/a/XGSUk
Statues from Bird's-Eye View: imgur.com/a/FnXyJ
I hope BOTW 2 gives us some more insight or answers into this question. TBH I assumed that the 7 heroines were gerudo who in same way had saved the gerudo while the 8th was left behind/ built somewhere different as a sign of disgrace. Maybe it represents someone like Twinrova who helped manipulated the gerudo and help make Ganadorf into the villain he is today.
It does look like the statues were all cut from the area where the 8th is found. IDK if there is enough room to have carved the statue and the swords from the same area. But I think it's possible if they were cut using all available space there.
What if it’s the dungeon that Ganondorf was sealed in? That’s why it’s in such a remote place
Brian Leon ganondorf is under hyrule castle.
Yeah, I know. I still think it would be cool though and would make for a nice adventure
When I have Time, I'll watch.
My guess: 7 Sages
Who knows about the connection because this timeline is whack confusing...but link to the past had 7 maidens if you really want to add Zelda you can say it’s 8. Maybe the statues are supposed to represent that, to why one statue is of in the highlands I have no idea.
Zelda is counted as one of the seven though since she is in Turtle Rock, the seventh dungeon level in the Dark World.
Sara Ross in the cutscene it says 7 maidens doesn’t it? Regardless if it does or doesn’t it’s all just theories, botw wasn’t a game that gave us a lot in terms of story/lore. It is there but vague
What about... link between worlds. At the end of that game you have saved Seven Sages, Zelda isn’t the seventh sage but she still joins in on that final fight. Could Zelda plus those Seven Sages be the ones being referenced in the gerudo archeology?
Where can i find the infographic you used at 6:02? Looks very interesting.
If anyone has a link, i'd be forever grateful
I would like a quest to find the new sages, new personnalities, more on thoses gerudo statue mostly the 8th one. Really waiting foward the next game
So how long exactly does it take y'all to make videos like these? Jc
Technically Gannondorf didn't give up on reincarnation. He was forced into a state where he was neither dead or really alive. Like in other games he uses his malice to break seals and through realms / dimensions inorder to speak to his pawns / followers or sometimes interact with things. I can't wait for the sequal to come out! I'm pissed though that NINTENDON'T didn't give us anything on it at the Game Awards.... :-(
Great theory guys
7 sages for OoT? Raura sage of Light, Saria sage of the Forest, Darunia sage of Fire, Ruto sage of Water, Impa of Shadow and Nabooru sage of Spirit. So if they are based of the sages of OoT, who the seventh sage supposed to be when there are only 6 on OoT? I don't recall either Zelda of Link being a sage either. Is the seventh statue supposed to represent the Hero of Time who had defeated Ganondorf?
Zelda is in fact the seventh sage
There are 8 in a link between worlds if you add zelda
Hey, great work guys!
I'm sorry I don't have a fedora, but I did put on my trilby, I hope that's OK.
7:46 how do I find that list ?
I have another theory about the eight heroine statues, maybe they're meant to represent all the past the Zeldas, the inscription on each statue reading the seven sages could refer to zelda being thee seventh sage, looking at each timeline in the zelda universe we see that ever single timeline has 6 zeldas that aided in the destruction, the seventh could be the zelda from 10,000 years ago that we never see and the eight is a mystery to me, it could be a zelda who failed to seal ganon or it could've been made to represent BoTW zelda
It is interesting how the symbols for each of the statues don't really match with the original seven sages. Is this something else that was lost to time?
The only symbol that looks anything like the Medallions from OoT is the red curved teardrop which is similar to the orange yin-yang symbol for the Medallion of Spirit. Since the Sage of Spirit (nabooru) is a Gerudo herself, it makes sense for this to be the most similar symbol.
Also, out of the 7 powers mentioned by Rotana, Spirit is the only one that matches that of the Original Seven Sages.
It could also be the hero of time. The reason for being a mirrored of the others is because the hero of time was left handed.
All link (except one, I think) are left handed
Ryan Perrin BOTW and SS are both right handed.
Also, was I the only one who took what zelda said about dark beast ganon as that he gave up on getting a human body and just wanted to reincarnate as anything that can portray how much he hated the royal family, hence a beast that can cause a lot of damage.
Did you take picture of sword and take it to Bozai?
Where is the 3rd zonai/region video?
I was wondering, what if the real reason the Sheika technology was banished wasn’t because the royal family feared the Sheika, but because they knew that Calamity Ganon might use them to his advantage the next time he appeared. It could be the main reason why it was all buried underground. There are a lot of problems with this theory but I thought I might as well put the idea forward!
Wow
Imagine no matter what you do Ganon taking over the sheikah tech
Yes, true explains the theory that the yiga clan on purpose told the royal family too find it.
What if it’s a statue that is made to represent Gannon’s mother?
That’s a good theory!
8:42 That's actually not really true. The English translation is weird. If I remember correctly, it says nothing about Ganondorf giving up on reincarnation in Japanese.
Ganondorf has the triforce power what in some way would make him an heroine right? Since the Yiga clan worship ganon the 8th could be Ganon for sure.. Also i'm starting into Zelda mythology, since the Gerudo are just girls is possible that the Yiga are the man side? Just wondering for what i saw during the game..
The Yiga clan were a part of the Shieka clan. At some point in time the king of Hyrule basically told the Shieka that they either had to abandon their technology or go extinct. The Yiga clan are the Shieka that refused and swore their allegiance to Ganon.
@@jordanertz3034 thanks :) but its strange that the yiga look like man
@@oxygames89 There are male shieka... Also, you can see several Yiga disguised as travelers. Many of these disguises are female.
If the 7 Heroines represent the 7 Saves from OoT, maybe the 8th one, the one lost and almost forgotten, is/was meant to be, the Hero Of Time, who was lost throughout timelines and dimensions?
But the Yiga clan hideout has 8 statues and they hate the hero sooo idk
Why would they worship the hero
I think the 8th Heroine is supposed to represent Ganondorf.
@@thomaspereira1545 Because they don't know what the statue was meant to represent.
The given up on reincarnation part was a translation error
The eight one was discarded because 7 times 3 = 21. This is because there are only three more races with females and only three other races are allowed in. Then 21 times 2 = 42 the two is for link and Zelda. 42 is the answer to life.
I just noticed. Zelda mentions “he’s given up on reincarnation” does this mean he wouldn’t come back if this calamity were connected to Gabon?
Would you guys please GIVE UP on spreading that misinformation about Ganon giving. Up on reincarnation. It is a well documented mistranslation. Ganon is IN FACT obsessed with reincarnation. Just go to the Zelda Encyclopedia forums for the documentation.
hey guys thats a translation error, its his refusal to give up on reincarnating that makes him turn into his final form.
Actually in the light of new Tears of Kindom trailer this might be actual foundation of new plot. Eight Heroines.
Wouldn't the 8th Heroine be OoT Zelda? Since she is the Princess, holder of the Triforce of Wisdom, and a Sage herself, wouldn't it make sense that her depiction stand out from the rest?
No. She is the seventh sage, as Sheik explains in the Temple of Time.
That's where my hat got to!!
The mummy in the trailer for BOTW2, It’s Not Ganondorf! (related to this video)
Here’s my theory!! So this raggedy zombie has a bunch of Gerudo symbols, but we never see the Gerudo symbol in regards to Ganondorf (let alone without armor) However, it has always been associated with the Gerudo women (duh).
Now the 8 Gerudo Heroine statues but one was exiled for some reason. Yet she still has followers who “idolize her” hence why we find her statue in the Gerudo Highlands. After her exile I presume that she devised a plot for revenge but was stopped by some divine power, the green/white hand with the gold embellishments (which mind you many of the gods tech and towers have those embellishments and colors: reference WW, TP Spirits).
That’s who we saw with the red eyes, breaking her seal, The Exiled Eighth Heroine, Witch of the Gerudo. And its possible she has been chosen by Demise to continue the curse and spread malice.
BigE21 true but I’m pretty sure it’s ganondorf. In twilight princess ganondorf says that something would be written in blood an you can see it in the trailer. Then it has that same orange gem thing of his forehead. He’s Gerudo of course and has red hair with sharp teeth when we see his mouth and face.
Well it’s not ridiculous to assume the people following the witch didn’t idolize Ganondorf too.
On second thought I think the most compelling counter argument to my own theory is the fact that the mummy doesn’t have its chest covered :p and I don’t see Nintendo showing off even a naked women mummy
BigE21 ik
@@marcomagana822 But I still can't understand why whoever mummified him would have garbed him in Gerudo clothes. Because if it is the one from TP they would have removed his armor to intentionally replace it with Gerudo style of clothing. Which we know the Gerudo people rejected Ganondorf for what he was doing. SO in my opinion its gotta be a new Ganondorf or its my witch theory haha
BigE21 I do beilieve it is a different ganondorf but I was just saying how similar he is from th TP one
I'm actually convinced that the heroines statues are gerudo women who gave birth to great kings or were great leaders themselves and the 8th statue was supposed to represent another woman but they excluded her bcuz she betrayed gerudo tradition, or it was ganondorf mama and of course she birth ganondorf who basically killed more gerudo than anyone else.
Or it could represent Twinrova.
And I always thought there is only one Link and one Zelda. So... Link and Zelda are clones by the Shika? :D
Maybe the cave where ganondorf is found is behind that statue...
Jason Damron as the voice of Ganondorf
What if trap link is one of the heroines in the form of a prophecy
I wonder if the Heroines were constantly constipated?
Since, you know, heroin addicts are in a constant state of constipation...
I figure if the seven heroines are the sages, the eighth could be Link, the hero of time. The ones who were building it could've been attacked before they were finished.
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-Somewhere between 10,000 and more than 10,000
what
I thought maybe they were embarrassed of nabooru because she was manipulated by koume and kotake
I always assumed that the location of the Eighth Statue was where they were all cut from. However your theory makes more sense since it would be more effort to transport all seven to that location. Plus the different rock type.
I speculate that the transporting of the Sword got abandoned due to Farosh. Farosh can be seen travelling through Gerudo Summit. It even appears to have carved a pathway through the mountaintop. Perhaps this scared the Gerudo who were transporting it.
giving up on reincarnation was a mistranslation
Yo! Angelo
Maybe 7 sages plus the Hero?
I'm curious as to why they would visit Gannondorf and free him.
My theory is that Link and Zelda discovered an ancient Zonai underground passageway and followed it, discovering Ganondorf.
In the trailer, we see that Link and Zelda just look at his corpse in shock and terror as Ganondorf seems to be "activated" just by them being near him.
They wanted to stop the curse on them that would make them reincarnate for every game.
Marco Magana stop that makes no sense
@@AP-ui7db it does, though. All the way back in Skyward Sword (the beginning of the timeline) Demise put a curse on himself, Link, and Zelda to be reborn every now and again... FOR ALL ETERNALLY. Though, he told them this: that the source of the curse is deep underground.
Breath of the Wild (and now Breath of the Wild 2) are placed at the very end of the timeline.
Vader7066 Thankyou!
That outro tho...lol
maybe the eigth statue was supposed to be the hero
You forgot the detail that the eighth statue has reversed text
He mentioned mirrored.
Cause seven ate nine...
I'll see myself out.
*tips Fedora* m'ladies
The sages want the pletely gone for breath of the wild the champions remember them the for champions of The divine beast a pilots The for champions They sorta stepped in as for rlacements for the sages
Ganondorf's real name is #ganonpork because he turns into a big pork. 😉