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Originally Posted by bitterlime The faint moving seems to be part of the constant "wobbly" animation that is used for the fairies in PH. |
"wobbly"?
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Originally Posted by bitterlime Dunno about that. Possible that he was described as appearing suddend. |
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Originally Posted by Zelda Legends ALttP Manual Translation The King of Hyrule was greatly troubled, and had the seal studied, but found nothing. The people had nothing else to do but pray to the gods.
Then, like a comet, a man named Agahnim appeared, and ended the catastrophes with a curious magic.
The people heralded him as a hero; the King proclaimed him to be the second coming of the seven sages, appointed him priest, and invited him to the castle. |
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Originally Posted by Zelda Legends ALttP Manual Translation Translators' Notes He appeared like "a comet" probably means that he showed up in Hyrule very quickly. It might also be an allusion to Agahnim appearing to descend from heaven in answer to the people's prayers. |
It looks like Agahnim was a stranger who seemingly came out of nowhere, "saved" Hyrule, and was then made a priest.
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Originally Posted by bitterlime Well first of an interesting point would be if Ganon is indeed empowered by the whole triforce. |
Back in 1993, Ganon's backstory was that he was basically just a bum who touched the Triforce and gained incredible power from it. Since Ganon wished to rule the world instead of wishing for said power, he appears to have been empowered by the Triforce simply because he owned it.
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Originally Posted by bitterlime Secondly I never heard about a bunshin that equals the strength of it's source. |
A bunshin's basically half of a person, so if the person was freakishly powerful then the halves of said person could also be freakishly powerful.
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Originally Posted by bitterlime What does Zelda have to do with that now? |
The only person Ganondorf possessed in
TP was Zelda. In the Zant scenario Ganondorf just gave a chunk of his power away and Zant willingly did Ganondorf's bidding.
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Originally Posted by bitterlime What I'm proposing in this scenario is that Ganon had need of powers that were inherent to the original Aghanim. Such as sending things to the darkworld. |
Why would a normal priest know how to do that? Also, as I said earlier, Ganondorf didn't possess Zelda to gain power and Zant wasn't possessed at all.
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Originally Posted by bitterlime Yes the tower was if I recall correctly, don't know about Hyrule castle though. |
There were some pillars in the throne room.
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Originally Posted by bitterlime Only three little hylian girls seems plausible to me. There weren't all that much little girls anyway in WW anyway. |
Storywise, though, there were probably more little girls (and people in general) on the Great Sea than the ones we saw wandering the islands. Since Ganondorf only managed to capture three girls despite having a bunch of time, it would seem that he wasn't picking his targets based on age.
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Originally Posted by bitterlime You are grasping at straws here. There are several humans with pointy ears on the great sea. |
As I said before, the art style might not be good at representing how the ears themselves have declined. In both
OoT and
TP, Ganondorf's pointed ears are smaller and duller than the ears of the Hylians. Judging from the time between the flood and
TWW, Ganondorf's standards for finding potential Zeldas, and Hylian blood's natural tendency to decline, Hylian blood appears to have declined greatly across the Great Sea.
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Originally Posted by bitterlime Knowledge of Hyrule is a completly different topic |
It's another example of the past and basically everything from the old world being forgotten and fading away.