Twili

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  1. Posted

    I used to be a skeptic, but it is beginning to become more plausible.

    Now before you think anything of it, please, don't gloat.

    It could be possible that Majora is the holder of the fourth piece.

    If you look at the source of the "my theory" page, there is a picture that shows Majora's Wrath with what seems to be breasts and ovaries, which would support the idea of a fourth goddess.

    Now, in the games following Majora's destruction (or so we think), the fourth piece on the hylian shield is missing. As you said, it may be to keep the forces of the triforce in check. But if you look, Gannondorf seems to become more powerful in the WW and TP, so that may be classed as compensation for the loss of the theoretical fourth piece.

    Now it seems that the triforce pieces require physical hosts when they are complete, so with the destruction of Majora (once again, or so we think) the piece might have been destroyed too.

    Or I could be completely wrong:

    Like all zelda fans I am like a mushroom,

    Kept in the dark, and fed on bull s%!^. :D

  2. Posted

    Well, I only have 55 souls,

    the best way to get them is to specifically ask people not to click on it,

    they do it as a form of disobedience...

  5. Posted

    Well I'm sorry to say it, but there really isn't anything you can do.

    Well; you could explode on him and just yell at him the way you feel, that sometimes works, but other times it is a step in the opposite direction.

    You have to live with your decision about what to do.

  6. Posted

    well i guess i belive in it but i am a bit confused as to how it is actually a triforce pice...

    If the goddess made it as a filed of power then who made the other pice? no Zelda game ever mentions a

    anit god.... and what kind of goddess would want such a big evil that it could amost destroy hyrule?

    any way just somone answer that for me cause

    im a zelda fan i reall am just not as smart as you guys! ^_____^

    Well there is sort of an anti-god as you put it, Majora.

    If you need more proof, read my thread inn General Game Talk-

    A Theory

    Termina

  7. Posted

    I've got it!

    Rabbit/s

    Rabbits don't appear in many zelda games,

    They have never talked,

    In Link to the Past link turns into a rabbit, which goes with the essence thing;

    and Link doesn't speak, being the silent adventurer.

  8. Posted

    Try the sync button under the SD Card Slot cover. Just push it and then press 1 and 2 on the remote.

    See if that helps.

  13. Posted

    I feel the same way too sometimes,

    Also I do know how people feel when others say this clich

  15. Posted

    Relean, you can use this, but make sure you give credit to Hylian Dan, and not me.

    ZuZu, don't worry I give full credit to Hylian Dan and the IGN forum upon which he based some of his work, my work was the short bit at the top.

    Goron Merchant, the hand was the tower that points up, which is to the right of the unflipped enetrance, this also has a flame of the finger.

    I'm glad you all like it, but make sure you read the full article, including responses, that you look at all the Images in th same main post, and also read this article, which was where Hylian Dan got some of his material from:

    http://boards.ign.com/legend_of_zelda/b5188/34063485/p17

    Also here's the Hylian Dan article:

    http://www.zeldauniverse.net/forums/showthread.php?t=50295

  17. Posted

    I have an idea,

    What if Termina is meant to be the world that we live in.

    There are manyreasons that supporrt this, such as:

    I am not certain, but I believe, that the inhabitants have round ears.

    They seem to fucus on technology, rather than their Hylian Counterparts

    If not that, read this article i found:

    At the top of the Stone Tower, there is a statue of a hand that points to the sky. Every time I looked at it I wondered why it was there. When I was playing that part of the game last night, I looked at the architecture at the entrance to the temple and I noticed that the tower next to the hand looked very phallic... then I understood.

    And now, I think I've solved a large part of the mystery of Majora's Mask.

    The Stone Tower is the Terminian equivalent of the Tower of Babel. The story of the Tower of Babel tells of mankind's attempt to defy God by building a tower that would reach the heavens. Because this was an act of wickedness, God thwarted their plans by making every man speak a different language. Unable to communicate, the men could not continue building the tower.

    How does this apply to the Stone Tower? Many people here have mentioned that the Triforce can be seen on the statues leading to Ikana and on the blocks Link crosses to reach the top of the Tower. Nintendo did not put the Triforce there accidentally, or as an Easter egg. The Triforce is placed on the end of the tongue of the statue, and the statue uses its tongue to cover its crotch. Clearly the architects of those obscene statues were aware of the Triforce's existence and were mocking the three goddesses.

    The hand at the top of the Stone Tower is pointing at the goddesses, and the phallic tower next to it is saying "Screw you." The Stone Tower itself resembles a giant phallus, sticking out of the earth and pointing towards the heavens.

    The ancient ones who built the Stone Tower were blaspheming the goddesses of the Triforce. Their plan seems to have been to open a portal in the sky that would lead them to heaven. But the goddesses would not allow this to happen, and they would not let this evil go unpunished. So they flipped the universe upside down.

    The architects opened the portal, but because everything had been reversed it led them to hell. And in hell there was a being that had been sealed away during a previous age, a being that had attempted to destroy the world. The architects found the mask of the demon and brought it with them. And so the goddesses punished the builders of the Stone Tower by releasing Majora into their world. That world was then called Termina because it was doomed to end. The men who had found the mask honored it by placing symbols of it in all the temples, as well as in the realm where they had found it (Twinmold's lair?).

    Ages later, the Skull Kid stole the mask and the demon finally had a weak host it could use as a puppet. As Majora gained strength, it summoned the moon to come crashing into Termina, as it was the fate of that world to be destroyed. But then a child came into that doomed world, a child who was a member of the race that had been blessed by the goddesses, a child who had carried a piece of the sacred Triforce. That child was Link, and in three days he conquered the devil and saved the world. It should be noted that Link had entered a portal in the sky as he did this; was that the realm the ancient ones had tried to reach? As the moon was cast back into the heavens, the goddesses left behind a rainbow as a promise that they would not again seek to destroy Termina, as God had left a rainbow in the sky as a covenant with Noah after flooding the world.

    Interestingly enough, though the goddesses spared Termina, they did send a flood to wipe out Hyrule.

    Another thing I want to mention: In the Stone Tower Temple Link found the Giant's Mask, which was a sort of tranformation mask. Each transformation mask contained a being's essence. Was there, at one point, a fifth Giant? Were there two Giants in the East, and was one of them sealed away? The Giant's Mask closely resembles the mask of the Garo Master. Perhaps one Giant was the patriarch of the Garos and the other the patriarch of the Ikanans, and the ancient conflict was the source of the tensions that led to the war that destroyed Ikana.

    This comes from Zelda Universe, in a post from Hylian Dan.

    There is more, so <a href="http://www.zeldauniverse.net/forums/showthread.php?t=50295">http://www.zeldauniverse.net/forums/showthread.php?t=50295</a>

    Also, has anybody ever seen that weird, portal thing that floats above the boss warp in stone tower temple.

  18. Posted

    The problem is that the workload is getting larger and larger,

    One day, a few weeks ago, I went to school and came home with such an amount of homework, that I started work straight away. Then I skipped dinner (substitute for whatever word you like, like tea....) then worked solidly until 1 o'clock in the morning. Went to sleep for 6 hours, woke up and worked until I had to leave for the bus. That is not exaggerated, or due to procrastination. I mean, that's almost child abuse.

    Also black Midna, that is pretty disturbing.

  21. Posted

    That's the usual PS- Fanboy crap u hear on all game related sites.

    Actually, they hate the PS as much as I do, (stupid overpriced paperweight) they like their X-Boxes. They are always going on about Halo 3/Wars and Elder Scrolls

  23. Posted

    How can they make fun of the wii?! Wii is the best console ever! Those guys at ur school must be really weird. Most of the guys I know are ps fans but they still admit that the wii was a great idea and quite fun. Making fun of it is just plain stupid.

    I know that, but they don't. They have already judged it, and that was based on the name, the controller and the fact that it was released by Nintendo. They just don't understand.

  25. Posted

    1. Majora's Mask (Love it but don't know why)

    2. Twilight Princess (It was nice, but too short and easy)

    3. Minnish Cap (A good game)

    4. Wind Waker (Was put off at first by graphics, but it won me over)

    5. Ocarina of Time (Good but not great, played more as a chore, but I played Majora's Mask first and in my opinion that's better)

    6. A Link to the Past, GBA (Never got a chance to play it on SNES, but it was a good game, the Misery Mire and The ice dungeon annoyed the hell out of me)

    7. Oracle of Seasons (Yes this was a nice game too)

    8. Oracle of Ages (Seasons was better, but this was still good)

    9. The Legend of Zelda (Alright, but gets tiring after a while)

    10. Adventure of Link (A waste of 500 Wii Points really)

    I have never played four swords, mainly because I couldn't afford it and the fact that I am like the only person in my school who likes Zelda- The rest are into their X-Box 360's and they even make fun of the Wii.