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Topic	Nintendo has made the "official zelda timeline" even dumber
Milkman5 08/06/18 5:55:14 AM #29:	Bat178 posted... But Wind Waker was the start of something new. It wasn't just Ganondorf that was gone, but all of Hyrule and the Master Sword. Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks had completely new locations, villains, characters, items and lore, and the Adult timeline was much more Pirate Age/Early Modern era than the others which were more Medieval European (which makes the Adult timeline a nice change from the others). I get what you mean. King Hyrule's wish implied the cycle finally ended. But Skyward Sword kind of cucked Wind Waker already by implying the cycle could never be broken. <cite>Milkman5 posted [p:906353348] in Nintendo h... [t:76875126]...</cite> <quote><cite>Bat178 posted...</cite> <quote>But Wind Waker was the start of something new. It wasn't just Ganondorf that was gone, but all of Hyrule and the Master Sword. Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks had completely new locations, villains, characters, items and lore, and the Adult timeline was much more Pirate Age/Early Modern era than the others which were more Medieval European (which makes the Adult timeline a nice change from the others).</quote> I get what you mean. King Hyrule's wish implied the cycle finally ended. But Skyward Sword kind of cucked Wind Waker already by implying the cycle could never be broken.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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