aron smith Hah. New Tactic: we get this guy to eat the Malice away whenever it erupts again. No ganon sealing required. Just eat the Malice until only the mortal body&soul of Ganondorf remains. (It’s prolly Groose.)
Along the lines of Groose's punching bag, I've always really adored how Link's room has carving tools and both finished and unfinished carvings! What makes it even better, if I remember correctly, Zelda has one of these carvings in her room too. I find that so cute! And I love the idea of Link having an interest and talent for arts and crafts!
Us: Ah, indeed, what profound backstories we can exhume from the most miniscule of details. The work of a true intellectual. Zeltik: 387 BEERS EVERY SINGLE DAY
Being reminded of Groose’s story arc, it made me think of Kass’ master in BOTW who apparently loved Zelda and disliked Link for capturing Zelda’s attention, but learned to look past that when he saw Link fall in combat protecting Zelda when Ganon attacked
I got unbelievably caught off guard with how much alcohol that doctor has had to consume to rack up that kind of tab. The doc must have some god-level of drinking tolerance there to be able to still do his job lol
I agree, the ambient music really compliments the huge world, and when it does have a full theme song they are all pretty great. Hyrule castle is a particular favourite of mine.
I’ve literally never heard anyone except Zeltik complain about BOTW soundtrack, most people seem to agree that it compliments the game exceptionally well and that the sound design in general is masterfully crafted, and I’m definitely among them
"...first combat focused shrine Link is likely to encounter..." Then you have my dumbass going into a test of strength with the starting clothes, some basic weapons and no idea what I was doing because I decided to explore first!
The first combat shrine I encountered was a major test of strength, I died so many times lol. I think I eventually used up every weapon I had and was so happy when I beat it, that's what I get for goofing off from the story to explore.
@@simonorourke4465 Mine was a minor one, and I messaged a buddy about it after the first time I died and he said I was insane and should come back later. Of course I didn't listen and stubbornly remained in place until I beat it.
while i don’t remember what the first combat shrine i did was, i do distinctly remember climbing up the side of the dueling peaks that leads to the faron area. i managed to drop down next to the spring of courage, which is surrounded by tonnes of electric lizalfos. spent like half an hour trying to figure out what the area was for, how to get back out, and how to not die
@@simonorourke4465 I went out towards Lake Hylia and eventually the stable beyond it. Can't remember which shrine specifically but it was in that direction.
Unless it's "small beer", which has a lower alcohol content, and historically was drunk by all ages, so he could have started from a much younger age. Water wasn't safe, and the brewing process, which included boiling, killed what would make a drinker sick. Small beer had an alcohol content from 0.5%, to just under 3%. Budwiser, for example, sits at 5%.
Ahh, Groose... I fully expected to hate him-he had those Gaston Vibes, no?-but between Zelda scolding him (and succeeding) and his character arc? Yeah, he completely won me over and possibly has one of the best arcs in the series, really only rivaled by Midna and BotW Zelda. It’s nice to see people change and improve, and okay so he’s not the “Hero”, but he can still defy fate by being heroic and do so by being Clever. (...and he kinda had a point about Link that Zelda basically agreed with-Link was kinda a lazy freeloader with “is it the bird or rider?” and a complete teacher’s pet. Still, messing with your crush’s best friend and bullying other students? Yeah that’s not how it works.)
No, that’s Gondo, definitely. Take a closer look at Groose. Tall, powerful, full of himself, yellow eyes and red hair. Who does that make you think of?
@Zachary Erickson i always tought that they were the ancestors of the gerudo, but i still don't know how the fuck did they have all that tecnology back in the minish cap
I’m loving the “5 Obscure Zelda Secrets” videos so far. It’s telling me about a lot of little details I never noticed before, like the footprints on Death Mountain in Breath of the Wild. And even if you already knew about them, secrets are always fun to talk about. Then again its hard for me not to love a Zeltik video. The 56 people who disliked don’t know quality content when they see it.
I’m trying, but I don’t hear the Clock town theme in the cold theme flute, nor do I hear the Ballad of the Wind Fish in the Hyrule castle theme. I can’t help but get the impression you’re insulting me.
In Majora's mask the milk bar had the "special milk" at 200 rupees a piece and I believe that was to allude to beer so I ran calculations with that as our cost of a beer instead and still got about 38 beers a day so that man truly is a legend
Though you've made tons of videos, they always feel fresh and unique. Also, i can definitively picture you as a storyteller in a Disney movie. Nice work!
why did i never notice that he looks simillair to the doctor from ocarina of time! (AND I BEEN PLAYIN THIS GAME FOR 15 Years!) mind blown! love ur video zeltik
Groose also has a blue feather framed on his wall- and seeing as how Zelda’s Loftwing is a royal blue, this adds another layer to his crush on Zelda and thus, his hatred for Link.
The soundtrack is amazing, I just wished it played a bit more. Traveling the wilds can go silent for about 15 minutes with at most a string of 6 notes or so breaking the silence. I get that it represents the wilds and all that, but just slightly slightly more would have been amazing. There is so much beauty in it and I wanna hear it!
@@Omugaru I loved the way going from the wild into the stables and the various villages seamlessly changed the music. I think a bombastic theme like OOTs Hyrule field would take away from the experience. I do agree that some parts could be less minimalistic, however. At times I thought I didn't even notice the soundtrack, until I heard it in videos and it made me smile. Also, Kakariko Village is highly underrated.
Same. I ride my horse a lot as I stopped fast traveling, and the main Zelda theme plays a lot when you're on horse back, and I think many people forget that as they probably glide around a lot more. However, I'm not keen on the battle music, nor am I keen on the dungeon music. The dungeons, like their appearance and boss appearances, are mainly the same theme, just altered to match the area you're in. I'd prefer much more differently syled music for each dungeon. Comparing OoT's dungeon music to BotW is no comparison.
From lacations, backstories, and characters, BotW has taken a bit from every game to add a little nostalgia for any returning fan. I just hope they tie up all the timelines before closing the series.
@@austin2655 I disagreed with that approach. Like, yeah, nostalgia is good and all, but don't put it into the game like that, in a way that doesn't make sense logically. Like, alot of the map names are easter eggs... That's not good. Then you won't know what's lore and what's not.
Another fun detail about Groose's room: if you pay attention, you can notice his and Cawlin and Stritche's are technically one room, separated by this wooden structures that serves as a wall between them (the game hints to this by making it possible to hear whatever is going on in Groose's room from Cawlin and Stritche's, or vice-versa). Notice how Cawlin and Stritche's room, despite being a shared room, is tiny and cramped, and how massive Groose's room is compared to everyone else's in the academy. One can easily deduce that Groose bullied his lackeys into agreeing to move the movable wall and give him the most room. Maybe he's even responsible for them being roommates, as the space of both rooms could have been divided into three.
I misread the title and thought everything was connected; the scientist was a very depressed groose who lives only on alcohol, finally becoming a master swordsman monk
I think the pared down music in BotW is absolutely critical to making the story and setting what it is! It really rounds out that post apocalyptic setting we’re in 100 years after calamity ganon ravages hyrule. I think the composers have done a really clever job of incorporating elements of previous themes in subtle ways and giving more full bodied scores in the more populated areas and battle themes. Also love the hilarious catch with the bar tab, just the motivation I need to boot up my copy of the game again 😂
The one thing you don't bring up is that your calculation assumes that Dr. Borville has never paid his tab before. Who knows, that could just be *this month's* tab.
I'd like to think that Bohr Ville IS the Doctor guy from OoT and he's so done with his own immortality that he's resorted to drinking his problems away
The doc also probably most likely buys pure alcohol from Telma for disinfectant. Though for how relatively peaceful Hyrule castle town is he probably most likely drinks more beer then what he gets for medicine.
About BotW's music: I love the music, but I'm always unnerved by Vah Ruta's theme. All the other Divine Beasts go from depressed to hopeful, but Vah Ruta just goes from depressed to downright eerie and I don't know why. Vah Ruta is so...morbid.
4:48 I like to imagine that multiple monks had the same idea of making Link duel a smaller Guardian with Ancient weapons, and each one just tried to have the better chest reward than the other monks
Amusing note: in the Adaptation of Twilight Princess Manga adaptation, Shad specifically asked Dr. Borville for help in trying to get Ilia's memory back saying ""I thought You'd like a chance to pay down on your tab." I'm not exactly sure how much this would cover, but Not enough, I'm sure.
I like to think that Dr. Borville set up a tab at the bar that hands out free beer to all the patrons every day. He is such a nice old man, right? Think again! Borville is banking on the fact that inebriated people could potentially get themselves, or someone else for that matter, injured through drunk horse riding, bar fights, alcohol poisoning, falling down some steps because of impaired balance etc. Where would all these injured people go? To Borville's medical clinic of course! According to the World Health Organization: "10-18% of injured patients attending emergency departments are alcohol-related cases". So, rather than being the most powerful character in Twilight Princess, Borville could be the most sinister.
I do know that Oman Au (one of the first monks you run into) is a reference to Eiji Aonuma. Maybe that old guy had a taste for something MUCH more expensive than beer.
We didn't need no stinkin' Hero of Twilight. Just one cranky old guy to challenge Ganondorf to a drinking contest. My god, man! He must have been drinking beers with fairy chasers or something.
My personal Zelda theory is that all the music and sound effects are diegetic. This is why you have NPCs occasionally imitating sound effects, the Indigo-gos playing historic music, similar locations across games playing similar music, etc. In Breath of the Wild, the fallen state of the kingdom means that it has lost its magic, and thus the music has mostly stopped with only a few random hints and callbacks to historic music except in a handful of especially big scenes.
Here's one you could use next time or something: The Ballad of the Goddess is Zelda's Lullaby backwards. I learned the two songs on my ocarina, and realized that they were backwards in regards to the other one. It's a small reference, but I LOVE it
BUT WAIT, Hylians are more or less proven to age slower than normal humans, therefore an old and wrinkled fart like the doctor would not be only 80 but closer to 180! Of course that does little to mess with the Doctor's intake but still.
Speaking about musical Easter eggs in BOTW: > The Death Mountain Theme contains the main melody of the original game's Ganon's Dungeon theme. Because Ganon's Dungeon in the original game was on Death Mountain. > The theme that plays while a Divine Beast is getting into position and taking aim, 'The Grand Divine Beast', begins it's main melody with a subtle, low version of Oath to Order. Referring to this being the SECOND time a Link has recruited huge, powerful beings to help him, perhaps? > In the Hyrule Castle interior theme, Zelda's Lullaby plays, but more subtly, it's backed by a sharp beeping alarm noise: the Low On Hearts beep from ALTTP. Why? Because she's losing the fight. She's low on hearts!
The Groose par t was good. When I heard it was a very influential character, the first thing I thought of was Groose. But then you showed the loftwing, and I started to get more and more sad that Groose wasn't going to get covered... But alas! It was Groose all along!
I mean, it's always possible he did something like...Break furniture, or explode a wall with experiments. There's also food at the bar so...But given she's only *now* trying to collect it makes me feel like he broke something and hasn't just worked up a huge beer tab
In this episode:
Alcoholics save Hyrule
Scissoroo
In addition to having a liver of steel, he apparently can out eat a Goron
@@anonymousfellow8879 chances are he is one.
aron smith
Hah. New Tactic: we get this guy to eat the Malice away whenever it erupts again. No ganon sealing required. Just eat the Malice until only the mortal body&soul of Ganondorf remains. (It’s prolly Groose.)
A machine a drunk machine
fierce diety
He don’t need no oil, just ethanol 😂
"I follow the strongest side," King Bulblin says, sipping his drink next to Dr. Borville. "... That is all I've ever known."
best comment
Really is best comment
I follow the funniest comment... that is all I've ever known
I like the funniest comment... that is all I've ever known
That transition from showing the Loftwing and talking about “crimson hair” to going:
“Groose”
Got me good
To be fair, he is. At least, that's what he thinks.
Robin
Favorite part
Thomas Irwin Liar. He is majestic
It was a red herring all along...or should I say red loftwing?
I'll see myself out...
"This man's been necking over 387 beers a day"
Killed me
“Aye.....me bottle o’scrumpy!”
I'm thinking he's moreso buying the purest alcohol he can, which would be pricey. Also a few thousand rounds on the house lol
CyborgCharlotte “KABOOOOOOM”
Those are rookie numbers. You've got to bump those numbers up
Kill me- liver
Along the lines of Groose's punching bag, I've always really adored how Link's room has carving tools and both finished and unfinished carvings! What makes it even better, if I remember correctly, Zelda has one of these carvings in her room too. I find that so cute! And I love the idea of Link having an interest and talent for arts and crafts!
IS THAT A ZONAI SWIIIIIIRL?????? ON GROOSE'S ROOM!!!!??
@@michaelolympus5994 IN THE NAME OF HYLIA! HOW HAVE I NOT NOTICED THAT BEFORE?
“Hey doc, how many beers is too many?”
“What sort of nonsense are you speaking?!”
How many is too many?
388 beers
Us: Ah, indeed, what profound backstories we can exhume from the most miniscule of details. The work of a true intellectual.
Zeltik: 387 BEERS EVERY SINGLE DAY
Either that or Telma's bar offers ... other things to spend your money on.
@@KairuHakubi
Either way a man cant handle so much pleasure.
“He’s a machine.”
Died laughing
The Hero of the Sky…
The Hero of Time…
The Hero of Winds…
…and now, the Hero of Booze!
Dont forget the greatest Link. THE HERO OF TRAINS
Take my like and shuttap
Armed with the Master Torch!
Groose also got a blue Loftwing feather in his room
Zelda got a blue Loftwing herself this could mean that this feather is from her bird
Wooow... you don't say!...
@@SPFLDAngler You say that, but my mind just blew xD
Wow
Being reminded of Groose’s story arc, it made me think of Kass’ master in BOTW who apparently loved Zelda and disliked Link for capturing Zelda’s attention, but learned to look past that when he saw Link fall in combat protecting Zelda when Ganon attacked
So your telling me that Groose was Kass's master! *mind blown*
I got unbelievably caught off guard with how much alcohol that doctor has had to consume to rack up that kind of tab. The doc must have some god-level of drinking tolerance there to be able to still do his job lol
or maybe he buys drinks for other people in the town, and places it on his own tab.
Maybe that's why he refused to pay the tab for so long? The booze was watered down swill
Or he just buys the most expensive stuff
Or he gave the bar owner incorrect medication on multiple occasions, leading to him getting sued for millions of rupees.
god level is too low, gotta be the tolerance of at least 5 gods and maybe 1 spirit of light combined
Breath of the wilds soundtrack fits it perfectly. While I do myself love classic Zelda music I think it’s perfect for it
I agree, the ambient music really compliments the huge world, and when it does have a full theme song they are all pretty great. Hyrule castle is a particular favourite of mine.
I disagree with "perfect;" there is no super amazing new version of zelda's main theme afaik.
agree the music was just right for the game
the sound design in general is masterfully constructed
I’ve literally never heard anyone except Zeltik complain about BOTW soundtrack, most people seem to agree that it compliments the game exceptionally well and that the sound design in general is masterfully crafted, and I’m definitely among them
"...first combat focused shrine Link is likely to encounter..."
Then you have my dumbass going into a test of strength with the starting clothes, some basic weapons and no idea what I was doing because I decided to explore first!
The first combat shrine I encountered was a major test of strength, I died so many times lol. I think I eventually used up every weapon I had and was so happy when I beat it, that's what I get for goofing off from the story to explore.
@@simonorourke4465 Mine was a minor one, and I messaged a buddy about it after the first time I died and he said I was insane and should come back later.
Of course I didn't listen and stubbornly remained in place until I beat it.
while i don’t remember what the first combat shrine i did was, i do distinctly remember climbing up the side of the dueling peaks that leads to the faron area. i managed to drop down next to the spring of courage, which is surrounded by tonnes of electric lizalfos. spent like half an hour trying to figure out what the area was for, how to get back out, and how to not die
@@totalpovvortex the one I fought was the one inside hyrule castle, lol I went exploring there dar earlier than I was meant too.
@@simonorourke4465 I went out towards Lake Hylia and eventually the stable beyond it. Can't remember which shrine specifically but it was in that direction.
That Dr's liver must have been blessed by Hylia to have even allowed him to drink anywhere near that much.
Unless it's "small beer", which has a lower alcohol content, and historically was drunk by all ages, so he could have started from a much younger age.
Water wasn't safe, and the brewing process, which included boiling, killed what would make a drinker sick.
Small beer had an alcohol content from 0.5%, to just under 3%. Budwiser, for example, sits at 5%.
Ahh, Groose...
I fully expected to hate him-he had those Gaston Vibes, no?-but between Zelda scolding him (and succeeding) and his character arc? Yeah, he completely won me over and possibly has one of the best arcs in the series, really only rivaled by Midna and BotW Zelda. It’s nice to see people change and improve, and okay so he’s not the “Hero”, but he can still defy fate by being heroic and do so by being Clever.
(...and he kinda had a point about Link that Zelda basically agreed with-Link was kinda a lazy freeloader with “is it the bird or rider?” and a complete teacher’s pet. Still, messing with your crush’s best friend and bullying other students? Yeah that’s not how it works.)
What I want to know is if the professor is eternally drunk and hasn’t shown a sober side to him in years.
did you mean perpetually because internally drunk isnt a thing
@@Dubbsteppa21 Probably meant eternally.
Might wanna edit that and make it eternally or inherently...
Dubbsteppa21 there’s some people that can brew alcohol in their stomach
imagine the hangover if he stops...
Rick Sanchez " I have the hardest working liver in the universe"
This guy "hold my rupees"
Come on this is the best place to say hold my beer but you *have* to have your little reference there dont you
@@helloworld2409 He has no time for someone to hold his beer, he's too busy drinking them, thus the rupee holding.
The comments are like:
25% Groose is great character yay!
25% Excuuuse me princess, BOTW ost is GOOD!
25% That doctor wow!
25% I love you Zeltik~
"If we assume he's 80."
What if we assume he's 3000? What if we assume this is not the first time he's had his tab stolen?
I like to believe that groose is the Ancestor to characters like Alfonzo
No, that’s Gondo, definitely. Take a closer look at Groose. Tall, powerful, full of himself, yellow eyes and red hair. Who does that make you think of?
Oliver Lindsley Dude became the father of an entire race of warrior women, what a champ.
Zachary Erickson I meant the guy who upgrades your stuff in the bazaar. Gondo? Gonzo?
@Zachary Erickson i always tought that they were the ancestors of the gerudo, but i still don't know how the fuck did they have all that tecnology back in the minish cap
@Zachary Erickson He is called Gonzo. I am pretty sure Gondo is a Muppets character.
The Indigo-go's songs when they practice was one of my favorite things to listen to when I was just chilling in the Zora's hall. :)
I’m loving the “5 Obscure Zelda Secrets” videos so far. It’s telling me about a lot of little details I never noticed before, like the footprints on Death Mountain in Breath of the Wild. And even if you already knew about them, secrets are always fun to talk about.
Then again its hard for me not to love a Zeltik video. The 56 people who disliked don’t know quality content when they see it.
Did you know that Breath of the Wild’s Death Mountain theme sounds like the Final Dungeon theme from the first Legend of Zelda game?
Did you know that the Cold theme flute part sounds like the clock town theme from Majora's mask?
Did you know that your brain uses the same power as a 10 Watt light bulb?
Did you know that Ruined Hyrule Castle’s theme is the Ballad of the Windfish
Did you know that the final dungeon in the first Legend of Zelda game IS Death Mountain?
I’m trying, but I don’t hear the Clock town theme in the cold theme flute, nor do I hear the Ballad of the Wind Fish in the Hyrule castle theme. I can’t help but get the impression you’re insulting me.
In Majora's mask the milk bar had the "special milk" at 200 rupees a piece and I believe that was to allude to beer so I ran calculations with that as our cost of a beer instead and still got about 38 beers a day so that man truly is a legend
Though you've made tons of videos, they always feel fresh and unique. Also, i can definitively picture you as a storyteller in a Disney movie. Nice work!
The first time you see a dragon and the music picks up, it will never get old.
"-Doctor, how much beer per day is too much?
-The f* are you talking about? You have a problem, and it needs to be cured quickly!"
Zeltik had fun with this one.
"THIS MAN IS A machine."
I think the BOTW soundtrack is absolutely genius. Even the minimalist parts are brilliantly composed.
I hope we learn more about the Sheikah Monks in Breath of the Wild 2!
Either he’s downing them, or buying a couple rounds a day for the entire bar.
“Drinks on me! Put it on my tab.”
why did i never notice that he looks simillair to the doctor from ocarina of time! (AND I BEEN PLAYIN THIS GAME FOR 15 Years!) mind blown! love ur video zeltik
Groose also has a blue feather framed on his wall- and seeing as how Zelda’s Loftwing is a royal blue, this adds another layer to his crush on Zelda and thus, his hatred for Link.
And in some cultures, people use a blue feather to propose!
"...no mere Hylian; he's a MACHINE."
I really don't agree with the criticisms on the soundtrack. It has some of my favourite tracks in the series.
The soundtrack is amazing, I just wished it played a bit more. Traveling the wilds can go silent for about 15 minutes with at most a string of 6 notes or so breaking the silence. I get that it represents the wilds and all that, but just slightly slightly more would have been amazing. There is so much beauty in it and I wanna hear it!
@@Omugaru I loved the way going from the wild into the stables and the various villages seamlessly changed the music. I think a bombastic theme like OOTs Hyrule field would take away from the experience. I do agree that some parts could be less minimalistic, however. At times I thought I didn't even notice the soundtrack, until I heard it in videos and it made me smile. Also, Kakariko Village is highly underrated.
Same. I ride my horse a lot as I stopped fast traveling, and the main Zelda theme plays a lot when you're on horse back, and I think many people forget that as they probably glide around a lot more.
However, I'm not keen on the battle music, nor am I keen on the dungeon music. The dungeons, like their appearance and boss appearances, are mainly the same theme, just altered to match the area you're in. I'd prefer much more differently syled music for each dungeon. Comparing OoT's dungeon music to BotW is no comparison.
@@VampC agreed there.
Seems like BOTW took a lot from WW. Not that that’s a bad thing of course
Shadowfox7921 they took a lot from all 3 timelines
There was alot taken from ss as well as tp.
From lacations, backstories, and characters, BotW has taken a bit from every game to add a little nostalgia for any returning fan. I just hope they tie up all the timelines before closing the series.
@@austin2655 I disagreed with that approach. Like, yeah, nostalgia is good and all, but don't put it into the game like that, in a way that doesn't make sense logically. Like, alot of the map names are easter eggs... That's not good. Then you won't know what's lore and what's not.
Bentein Bjerke yeah not that I agree with that but it’s what they’ve done. I just like that there is so much room to grow and mystery left.
Breath of the wilds music is one of my favorite things about it. The calming open world feel made it also so welcoming to come back to
Love how you can never talk about the music in BOTW without also bringing up how much you dislike it, only then to say it's amazing. Every video.
You are an awesome content creator. That is all.
That’s a lot of beer
Another fun detail about Groose's room: if you pay attention, you can notice his and Cawlin and Stritche's are technically one room, separated by this wooden structures that serves as a wall between them (the game hints to this by making it possible to hear whatever is going on in Groose's room from Cawlin and Stritche's, or vice-versa). Notice how Cawlin and Stritche's room, despite being a shared room, is tiny and cramped, and how massive Groose's room is compared to everyone else's in the academy. One can easily deduce that Groose bullied his lackeys into agreeing to move the movable wall and give him the most room. Maybe he's even responsible for them being roommates, as the space of both rooms could have been divided into three.
1:57 I stopped dead in my tracks the first time I heard that upon arriving and listen to it the entire in game night
I was seriously laughing so hard at the last fact, amazing...
I misread the title and thought everything was connected; the scientist was a very depressed groose who lives only on alcohol, finally becoming a master swordsman monk
I think the pared down music in BotW is absolutely critical to making the story and setting what it is! It really rounds out that post apocalyptic setting we’re in 100 years after calamity ganon ravages hyrule. I think the composers have done a really clever job of incorporating elements of previous themes in subtle ways and giving more full bodied scores in the more populated areas and battle themes. Also love the hilarious catch with the bar tab, just the motivation I need to boot up my copy of the game again 😂
The groose fake out was perfect thank you
A bottle a day keeps the Doctor away.
He doesn't bother with such small fry.
The one thing you don't bring up is that your calculation assumes that Dr. Borville has never paid his tab before. Who knows, that could just be *this month's* tab.
I'd like to think that Bohr Ville IS the Doctor guy from OoT and he's so done with his own immortality that he's resorted to drinking his problems away
We finally got to unmask the monk and know their true identity
That's right, they're Link's ancestors!
The doc also probably most likely buys pure alcohol from Telma for disinfectant. Though for how relatively peaceful Hyrule castle town is he probably most likely drinks more beer then what he gets for medicine.
Happy Zelda month y’all!
Tbh, Groose is a pretty good drawer. That drawing of Link is kinda cute lol
You know your a good game when one of your main criticisms is that your music isn't loud enough, not that it isn't good or anything, just too quiet
Groose's red hair alluding to him being an ancestor of the Gerudo, and therefore tied to Ganondorf is the best red HERRING
I love Zelda lore. Good job.
I love your theory videos but these secret videos are a nice change of pace, I love learning these things I didn’t know about the games before
11:01 Ganondorf would die from this amount of alcohol, he would die so hard even Demise's Curse wouldn't be able to save him.
About BotW's music: I love the music, but I'm always unnerved by Vah Ruta's theme. All the other Divine Beasts go from depressed to hopeful, but Vah Ruta just goes from depressed to downright eerie and I don't know why. Vah Ruta is so...morbid.
I love your videos!! Thank you for making my day just a little bit better, Zeltik!!!!
4:48 I like to imagine that multiple monks had the same idea of making Link duel a smaller Guardian with Ancient weapons, and each one just tried to have the better chest reward than the other monks
That old man possesses the fabled Triforce of Liver.
lmfao dead
When zeltik said the music is the most criticized i was surprised, i loved it
Clearly that tab has compounding interest.
Amusing note: in the Adaptation of Twilight Princess Manga adaptation, Shad specifically asked Dr. Borville for help in trying to get Ilia's memory back saying ""I thought You'd like a chance to pay down on your tab." I'm not exactly sure how much this would cover, but Not enough, I'm sure.
I have a theory that the monks are past Link's either preserved or reincarnated to help the latest Link become the hero he needs to be.
• extreme alcoholism
• light hearted
Choose only one, Zeltik.
You are a king among men.
Absolutely a man of culture.
I like to think that Dr. Borville set up a tab at the bar that hands out free beer to all the patrons every day. He is such a nice old man, right? Think again! Borville is banking on the fact that inebriated people could potentially get themselves, or someone else for that matter, injured through drunk horse riding, bar fights, alcohol poisoning, falling down some steps because of impaired balance etc. Where would all these injured people go? To Borville's medical clinic of course! According to the World Health Organization: "10-18% of injured patients attending emergency departments are alcohol-related cases". So, rather than being the most powerful character in Twilight Princess, Borville could be the most sinister.
Thanks for all your videos Zeltik
Doctor borvel: "I am the liquor, Link"
The addition of a balalaika in the Rito Village remix of Dragon Roost was awesome to hear
Y'know when people in movies say "A round of drinks for the whole house!"? Dr. Borville has been doing that every weekend for a decade.
I do know that Oman Au (one of the first monks you run into) is a reference to Eiji Aonuma. Maybe that old guy had a taste for something MUCH more expensive than beer.
I didn't even notice it was an anagram of his name.
"Groose."
You're damn right
I love these little details so much. These are (important) established parts of the entire Zelda franchise identity.
“Bringing a tear to the eye of any Wind Waker fan” - you say that as a joke but I like,,, actually teared up the first time I heard it
I'd never gone in Groose's room but that sketch of Link's face on his punching bag is priceless.
Maybe he just drinks really expensive wine.
Didn't know you could check the Doctor's debt in TP. That is a hilarious detail, he is gonna be paying Telma back forever lol.
The dlc pack brings you the standing monk we have seen it all.
Aren't they called the "Indigo-Gos"?
“No mere Hylian. He’s a machine with a talent for drinking.”
As a twilight princess fan who knew everything about the game including secrets, the drinking one was probably the only secret I didn't know about
We didn't need no stinkin' Hero of Twilight. Just one cranky old guy to challenge Ganondorf to a drinking contest. My god, man! He must have been drinking beers with fairy chasers or something.
My personal Zelda theory is that all the music and sound effects are diegetic. This is why you have NPCs occasionally imitating sound effects, the Indigo-gos playing historic music, similar locations across games playing similar music, etc. In Breath of the Wild, the fallen state of the kingdom means that it has lost its magic, and thus the music has mostly stopped with only a few random hints and callbacks to historic music except in a handful of especially big scenes.
The invoice thing is pretty funny, but it might also be a receipt number or something.
Twilight Princess Hylian always translates to perfect English, but that bill really said "enosz dwfp hycj iumg" with all the confidence in the world
Here's one you could use next time or something: The Ballad of the Goddess is Zelda's Lullaby backwards. I learned the two songs on my ocarina, and realized that they were backwards in regards to the other one. It's a small reference, but I LOVE it
@ Oh . . . my bad XD
I love that funny note in the end of the video
BUT WAIT, Hylians are more or less proven to age slower than normal humans, therefore an old and wrinkled fart like the doctor would not be only 80 but closer to 180! Of course that does little to mess with the Doctor's intake but still.
Speaking about musical Easter eggs in BOTW:
> The Death Mountain Theme contains the main melody of the original game's Ganon's Dungeon theme. Because Ganon's Dungeon in the original game was on Death Mountain.
> The theme that plays while a Divine Beast is getting into position and taking aim, 'The Grand Divine Beast', begins it's main melody with a subtle, low version of Oath to Order. Referring to this being the SECOND time a Link has recruited huge, powerful beings to help him, perhaps?
> In the Hyrule Castle interior theme, Zelda's Lullaby plays, but more subtly, it's backed by a sharp beeping alarm noise: the Low On Hearts beep from ALTTP. Why? Because she's losing the fight. She's low on hearts!
The Groose par t was good.
When I heard it was a very influential character, the first thing I thought of was Groose.
But then you showed the loftwing, and I started to get more and more sad that Groose wasn't going to get covered...
But alas! It was Groose all along!
I mean, it's always possible he did something like...Break furniture, or explode a wall with experiments. There's also food at the bar so...But given she's only *now* trying to collect it makes me feel like he broke something and hasn't just worked up a huge beer tab
If he’s drinking that much a day it’s probably to drown out the memories of what he’s seen or done. I could only imagine what that is...
Patient: Dr. Borville, is this you talking or the liquor?
Borville: Randy, [takes a large swig] I am the liquor.
The beer part seems like he's paying for groups of people, maybe the soldiers, city folk?
Or maybe he uses it as medicinal mediums?
Groose being described as a burly lad is just the best
My boy Groose getting the attention he deserves