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My cousin Charlie, who's a foreign exchange student in Japan, says that the game will eventually end up being a dream by the Link from Oot to help him better understand the Mastersword and the afterlife.
Plus Mario will show up near the end of the dream, after Link beats the main boss, and play the game's theme song on a piano.
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I heard that Link can learn a special attack that will cause any enimy, even humanoid bosses, to wet themselves in fear and cry. Basically what Link does is he sticks a green grape up each nostrel and repeats an obnoxious chant of "Blabity-Blabitty-Blabitty-Blabbity!" until he decides to either strike them down where they stand or continue on until his enimies lose their sanity or give up.
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Wow, looking back on these rumors with the information we have now is pretty fun, almost like a time-capsule. But there's still at leasrt six months before the real plot comes up soooooo . . .
The Skyward Sword actually has three forms: Sword, Girl, and Flying Bison. The third form was just covered up by the logo at E3.
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Fine, I'll change it if everyone's so adament about it, but for the first time in human history the third party will likely win the election.
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Every time this thread gets a new post, I cross my fingers and click it, hoping that Ganondorf is spelled correctly, or that "Third-Party choice" is changed to "Original Villain", but nothing ever happens for me.
Sahaqiel
What's wrong with me calling it "third-party choice"? I think it makes the poll sound more like an election.
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This creeped me out more than Jareddude's posts.
For once I am in agreement with you LL.
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Does Zelda save the day and build Hyrule, or does the Jker eventually get bored and go home?
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. . . and then?
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Maybe . . . Maybe it'll start with Vaati, but He'll eventually lose his sanity while fighting Link halfway though the game and become the Joker, and we need to fight him again as the Joker and send him to the Batman universe (Takes another shot of imitation beer) it could happen!
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This guy:
In my opinion his hair's more of a bluish-purple, but other than that they got it right with his cool detatched personality and quiet nature. Maybe an older, stronger version of him would make a good villain for Skyward Sword.
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Ehh, usually when I'm pissed I know why, but sometimes just thinking about what I don't like about someone could get me pissed off at them. Sad thing is sometimes it's justifiable.
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That would be trippy, but I approve of this crossover-esque idea. Especially if he hadf some magical-doohickys in Hyrule and could fly.
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Thanks guys!
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Is it allright if I call you two the twins? You're both high up on an alphabetical list and the first ones to reply to my topics. You deserve some sort of nick-name.
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No story's a true story without conflict, we all know that. And in video games that means a Villain. Since SS comes before OoT in the timeline it's unlikely that Gannondorf will be the villain of Skyward Sword unless he wins this game. Vaati seems like a likely villan according to the timeline's previlance of having him before Oot, but that doesn't rule out villains we have yet to fight. so what's your take? What kind of villain would you want. This is kinda like my "Your ideal sidekick" page, only EVIL!
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Tatl she's the best one so far her attitude was one of the reasons i love majora's mask.
Yeah, another sidekick with Tatl's attidude is long overdue. Maybe a sidekick who's proficient in magical arts would be nice as well . . .
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What I hated most about the big field thing is that it was so easy to get lost it. I mean, one minute you walk behind a ridge in it and then you're like "Wait, what the hell?! Where am I? I don't know which way leads to the lantern cavern. SOMEBODY HELP ME!
" That almost never happend in WW.Also the double wasn't so bad, but why separate them into two different objects? Makes no sense to me. Other than that the game was fine, the story was good and the charecters epic.
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I'd get my stuff at Costco, since they sell pounds of whole wheat and such for cheap. If anyone wants to join the Tahitian armada meet me where the Willamite river meets the Columbia. Bring your own food, water filter, supplies, boat and breeding pairs.
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Ok, I've changed my mind: My ideal sidekick would be Chuck Norris . . . Turned into the dog I described above. He'd be a German sheperd-tigershark mix. -
Conga-line beach-party? If I just escaped the zombie apocalypse that'd be my first idea.
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Good question. I'd opt for whichever's closer, since the grid will mostly be knocked out and traveling will be more diffacult. Then again, Tahiti looks pretty nice when you're one of the last few humans alive . . .
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Then again, hotter yet more remote areas such as a desert would cause zombies to rot faster, thus easier to destroy. But then they'd have less food and water, making it harder for humans to live off of. Yeah, the tundra would be a better option.
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The Legend of Zelda has lots of interesting sidekicks in it, from talking hats to flying bears and anything else imaginable. But what would the perfect Zelda sidekick look like/do? Personally I think it would be cool if in a Zelda game you got a dog for a sidekick. Nothing special, just a good-sized dog that could help you fight enemies and dig up rupees and stuff. It wouldn't be able to give you advice, but it would be original, for a zelda game. What would your ideal Sidekick be?
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One important thing to consider though: are they slow (dead) zombies or fast (Living) zombies? If they're dead zombies a newer place with a higher population would be fine, so long as the graveyards are few and cremation is commonplace. If they're living zombies huge populations should be avoided. Personally if I lived in Europe and zombies broke out I'd choose a smaller, less-populated island than England in the medeterainian sea, such as Crete.
Who's afraid of the Big Bad X?
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I meant by election standards, I know that A third-party villains have been in previous Zelda games, it's just that third-parties almost never win in elections.