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Old 06-30-2012, 08:05 AM
Lord Mortipher Italy Lord Mortipher is offline
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Re: Master Sword analysis and Time Travel

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Originally Posted by Celestria View Post
About the air/earth thing, it's worth mentioning the lyrics to the Ballad of the Goddess:

"Oh youth, guided by the servant of the goddess, unite earth and sky, and bring light to the land. "

I think beyond referring to uniting Skyloft and Hyrule, those lyrics could also refer to Zelda regaining her memories by praying within the Skyview and Earth Temples, and to the Master Sword somehow gaining power from sky and earth elements.


credit to Her Grace for the idea
That's a VERY good assumption!

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Originally Posted by Darth Yoshi View Post
But why would the mechanic work differently if they're both the time gate? In SS the time gate actually moves your physical presence to another time, rather than emulating the past like the stones or apparently rewinding time a la OoT.
uhm. I think we have a problem with comunication here.

I. NEVER. MENTIONED. THE. STONES.

That being said, I don't see the problem at all!! In SS The Gate of Time makes you go 1000 years in the past. You didn't exist there. You travel there and you use the Master Sword and you keep it with you. And you PASS THROUGH IT.
In OOT the same happen, but it's 7 years, you existed and you return to your original form because you leave the Master Sword in the pedestal. AND YOU DON'T PASS THROUGH THE GATE, YOU JUST ACTIVATE A DEVICE.
In SS you travel. In OOT you rewind. No emulation of sorts.
Obviously, if my theory is taken by fact, Rauru would have modified the Gate of Time, to serve the porpuse of helping the Hero by sending him in the era of the PAST he needs to. That's all I wanted to prove with this theory.
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Last Edited by Lord Mortipher; 06-30-2012 at 08:06 AM. Reason: Reply With Quote