the LEGEND of zelda

[Nyerp]

either it's in a ~different timeline hurrr~ or it's good ol' anime magic

either way who gives a fuck i mean really

[Daddy]

i do.

[Samus Aran]

Zelda II makes it pretty plain to see that there are ways to revive Ganon from death.

[Daddy]

But his return was due to the seal being broken and not being revived. 


The sealing of Ganon in WW and TP are described differently where the former seems to be that in OoT while the latter is after a trial.

[Samus Aran]

But his return was due to the seal being broken and not being revived. 

wat, no, Ganon was killed at the end of the original Zelda

his followers attempted to bring him back in Zelda II by using Link's blood, which is why Ganon is brought back to life if you get a game over

The sealing of Ganon in WW and TP are described differently where the former seems to be that in OoT while the latter is after a trial.

what does that have to do with anything

[Kalahari Inkantation]

his followers attempted to bring him back in Zelda II by using Link's blood, which is why Ganon is brought back to life if you get a game over

i lol'd at this because it relates pretty heavily to that third timeline.........

[Daddy]

Because I was talking about TP being a prequel to WW and you brought up Zelda II's revival of him where no mention of bringing Ganon back is anywhere in WW


In both games his return was due to his breaking a seal.  If he dies in TP and TP is a prequel to WW how does he break a seal as described in OOT for his return in WW when his previous seal in TP was completely different than WW?



idk why you brought up zelda II other than saying it's possible to bring him back to life then ask how me mentioning tp and ww has to do with anything.

[Daddy]

But ganon dies in TP HOW IS HE BACK IN WW @_@

Zelda II makes it pretty plain to see that there are ways to revive Ganon from death.

But his return [in wind waker] was due to the seal being broken and not being revived. 


The sealing of Ganon in WW and TP are described differently where the former seems to be that in OoT while the latter is after a trial.

wat, no, Ganon was killed at the end of the original Zelda

his followers attempted to bring him back in Zelda II by using Link's blood, which is why Ganon is brought back to life if you get a game over


what does that have to do with anything

Just in case kaz is confused and i am too lazy to edit my last post.

added bolded statement if that is what confused him.

[Nyerp]

jmv

the fact that gannon dies in teepee is proof that nintendo was trying to retroactively prove the split timeline theory

[Samus Aran]

oh i get what you meant now jmv

yeah i'm also pretty sure that wind waker stated that his SEAL was broken. at the time i'm sure that the developers meant the oot seal. tp pretty much fucked that up, i guess. i don't even know how to explain that.

[Kalahari Inkantation]

yeah i still don't know where tp fits in really which is part of why i've been ignoring it

was tp really meant to legitimize the split timeline theory lol

[Thyme]

You guys have become what you hate.

[Kalahari Inkantation]

You guys have become what you hate.

I still stand by my original position.

But I will dabble in the fan idiocy for the sake of science.

[Daddy]

Nintendo could easily resolve the split timeline theory by adding a game in between WW and TP 

After breaking the seal of OOT and link is nowhere to be found the Gods flood Hyrule, attempt to execute Ganon, and try to seal him away again(in the twilight realm).


This explains both seals,  the flood, his attempted execution,  and all that.

A game between the two could explain how he came back from dying or whatever. It would also eliminate all this split timeline bullshit.

[Nyerp]

After breaking the seal of OOT and link is nowhere to be found the Gods flood Hyrule, attempt to execute Ganon, and try to seal him away again(in the twilight realm).


This explains both seals,  the flood, his attempted execution,  and all that.

no, no it doesn't, stop that

also did you not notice the fact that nintendo now apparently recognizes the split timeline theory officially