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Also, I've never played the Minish Cap, so I can't really compare the Master Sword and the girl with Link's hat. I want to play it, though. And I have to say that the girl being the personification of the Master Sword makes a lot more sense than actually being the Master Sword herself. There's a big difference. |

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This is Nintendo we're talking about. They haven't made much sense since they invented the Famicom.
They'd probably do a cheap "Btw, the soul in the MS has been in deep sleep for a long time [i.e. during all the previous titles]"-type explanation or "The soul in the MS has silently been watching Link but only now does it have a reason to wake up"... or some other lame explanation ![]()
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I'm hoping this is the first game in the series, timeline wise, before the Master Sword actually exists. Maybe Link and this fairy/girl become great friends, and by the end of the game she's forced to transform herself into the Master Sword, to provide Link with the kind of weapon he'll need. She would probably be a Navi/Midna type support character before that.
That would kind of explain why every ****ing Link looks the same. The girl has her preferences. 100% theory, obviously. Not even mine, but my friend came up with it while we were playing Halo a few weeks ago, and I thought it was genius. |

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The aesthetic similarities and Miyamoto's hints pretty much points to all this. |

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the idea of a new Zelda gives me a proverbial bonar.
thus, any theory having to do with the new Zelda give me.... you guessed it, a proverbial bonar.
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1) Really I don't see the resemblance. There's the jewel... which is the wrong color... and that's about all I see that's even close to similar. She looks WAY more similar to the Fairy Queen from TWW.
2) If it's the fairy queen, maybe he uses magic from her, instead of a sword. Seriously, though, the girl looks nothing like the MS.
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1. Her head is shaped like the tip of the MS. 2. The jewel is shaped rather similarly to the jewel of the MS (look at the picture that I put a link to above, the OP doesn't have a good image of the MS) 3. The curved golden lines on her waist correspond to the curved golden lines on the MS, and they look pretty damn similar. 4. Her blue "belt" matches that part of the sword just above the handle. 5. Her leggings are a criss-cross pattern, matching the handle of the MS. 6. Almost all of these elements are in the same order as they are on the MS, tip-to-handle (with the exception of the jewel) 7. All of these details are not coincidential. 8. Miyamoto himself mentioned Link's lack of a sword in his hand when he was talking about the poster. 9. As for the jewel color, that's something that could be explained easily by some ingame event/occurence, like, for example, the jewel's blue when she's not the sword. 10. She has the head of the fairy queen. That is all. Plus, it would have been far too obvious if the clue to her identity was so obvious (her face). Also, and this last bit is pure speculation, but if her "wings" were to fold up, they'd match the wings on the MS's handle.
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HEY!!
LISTEN!!!! *flits around the screen* you guys: Myamoto is trying to fix Freud's outdated gender assumptions. A sword is obviously a phallic device. Freud says that the reason girls are such man-haters is because they have this thing called "penis-envy". However, in light of this new Zelda concept art I think it's safe to say this: Girls don't want a penis, they want to be a penis. Does anybody else agree? ![]()
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Phallic devices go back to MM(Stone Towers) so Nintendo does indeed make stuff that resembles phallic devices(Banjo Kazooie), so this has the same amount of chance of being true just like the fairy being the sword. |

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2) I agree, the jewel is similar... but the wrong color... 3) I don't see it. 4) You mean the hilt? 5) Hmm I hadn't actually noticed that. That's pretty interesting, actually. 6) Yeah, that's because humans usually have their head above their waist, their waist above their legs, and sometimes they wear a belt... I don't see what's so special except for the fact that the jewel would be in the wrong place, as you mentioned. 7) That's not biased at all.... 8) That could mean a lot of things. 9) But it's fanfic at this point. 10) Yeah. The more evidence the less likely... owait
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That's like one of the biggest ego boosters in the world. Although I would prefer a female-gazm, because that's my preference. ![]()
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Just above the jewel on the MS, there are two curved golden lines on the "blade" that look exactly like the golden lines on her waist. Look at my pic again and zoom in to that part.
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