| TRUE ZELDA
TIMELINE From: Polas | Posted: 4/16/2003 11:43:14 PM | Message Detail You can't hide the truth forever. I've done extensive research on the Zelda series, and what follows is my opinion on the order of the Zelda games and the events that lie in between. However, one typed out and posted, my opinion immediately becomes factual, making this yet another factual Zelda timeline, indisputable and iron-clad. No more of these topics are allowed, as they are all wrong. SPOILERS FO SHO: ZELDA 1: Link is born in a cave to an old man who gives him a sword. The purpose of this game is to save the old man by collecting 8 pieces of the Triforce. It is true that old man follows you around during the game, but it is due to the Ganon curse, brought about by Ganon kidnapping the old man's wife, Zelda. (Old Lady is their mother) Link was successful in destroying Ganon and assembling the two Triforces. The Triforce was never seen again in the Zelda series until Link to the Past. PROOF: you could not obtain it in OoT except with the use of a Gameshark. LINK's AWAKENING: This is still the first Link. Angry that Old Man charged him for door repair even after saving him, Link took the raft he won from Like-Like in Zelda 1 and set off to find old man. Link ended up on Koholint Island. I will now explain Wind Fish theory, so pay attention. After beating the game with 000, Marin turns into a seagull and the Wind Fish eats her in the super-secret 000 ending. Then it shows Link floating away. Where did he end up? There is nowhere to go, it was all a dream, therefore the only place left is the Wind Fish. He ate Link the first. And the owl. End of story. The Wind Fish killed Link I. OCARINA/MAJORA'S MASK OF TIME: Now things begin to get tricky, and I admit I didn't clarify this enough in the last topic. Link 2 was born in Termina to Kafei and Anju. Link's parents knew the Wind Fish would return to kill Link's descendants. Ganon? He died in Zelda 1 and never came back. The boss battle in OoT is in the Wind Fish dream. There is no way to bring him back without Triforce. Link defeated the Skull Kid by collecting a lot of masks and going on an acid trip. Then he went to Hyrule, but the timing of these stories were reversed by the Timecube theory. You see, Ocarina of Time was released on Gamecube, clearly indicating that the events of the game happened twice. It was all an insidious plot on the part of the Wind Fish, master of time (earned this title by eating the first Link). He also ate the second Link.
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