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It was probably removed because it wouldn't work well across other-language versions, what with "Hyrulean" being a cipher of Japanese and all.

TMC's landmarks are difficult to explain regardless of its timeline placement - "Veil Falls," which we never hear of in any other game, is the "source of all the water in Hyrule," so these names are clearly TMC-exclusives, for whatever reason.

I think ALttP as an end to the series is more fitting - Ganon finally gets the entire Triforce but Link defeats him and finally cleanses the Dark World (a difficult thing to reconcile with LoZ/AoL coming after and the makai still existing in those games, even after Ganon's death). It's easily the most climactic game in the series as Ganon no longer needs to find missing Triforce pieces before he can conquer the world.

In Oracles you have a couple options to obtain the "Master Sword" based on the game you're playing (you can get it in both your first and second game); either it's a sacred sword from a pedestal in Holodrum's Lost Woods (if you play OoS first), or it's an old broken sword that must be reforged (if you play OoA first). Either of these works pretty well for giving us a sword that can be given the power to repel evil and used for ALttP.

in Four Sword Advetnures, there was orignally a reference the the "dying language"... if someone does place Four Sword Advetnures before A Link to the Past on the adult timeline, they obvious removed that reference because the language had already died in The Wind Waker, it couldn't die twice.

Now that I considering have A Link to the Past on the adult timeline, I might ae to put The Minish Cap first - why does it it have landmarks with different names... unless its another region of the Hyrule island as a whole, explaining the different landmarks. Lake Hylia is an exception - they had two Kakarikos during Twilight Princess, and it and they were in the same region.

In the end, I guess Four Sword Adventures is the bridge between The Minish Cap and A Link to the Past, and The Minish Cap is the birdge between Phantom Hourglass and Four Swords Advetnures. I like to think that Ganon's final breath was in The Legend of Zelda - ironic how the game that he seems to finally die in timeline-wise just so happens to be the first game that ever introduced him.

And the Oracles are one of the few games I never got to play (but I know a lot about them). I know that the Master Sword made an appearance in them - what happened? If the Master Sword was indeed retrived from the sea in that game and the Hero of Time was mentioned, that lets A Link to the Past happen after - and on the adult timeline.

I know that, based on the two maps, when you trave back in time in Oracle or Ages, there is much more water and less land in the past - large post-flood element: more water in the past, and less land. In Phantom Hourglass, I remember having to raise land at a certian point in the game.

Four Swords Advetnures was going to be A Link to the Past's prequel, but it was clearly stated that Miyamto didn';t want this and sepperated the games at the last minute, not being able to destroy the last few connections; however, Twilight Princess made damn sure that A Link to the Past is child timeline by the Master Sword's fate in that game (it was lost and forgoten in the adult timeline), and then Phantom Hourglass started to make references to Four Swords Advetnures.

This was all the work of Miyamto, the creator. He didn't want Four Swords Adventures to be connected to A Link to the Past for some reason, and he changed it storyline so that it clashes story continuty with A Link to the Past: the Ganon in Four Swords Advetnures can't be the Ganon from A Link to the Past, he was sealed by the ancient Sages in the A Link to the Past backstory, not shrine maidens, ect..

He changed it to disconnect the games as much as he could at the last minute.
All references to the Trifroce, Master Sword, and Old Hyrule elements were removed from Four Swords Advetnures, making it heavily post-flood for this reason, too. A Link to the Past, however, has all of that.

In Twilight Princess, humans start becoming more common and the Master Sword is left in a grove, and Hyrule is a landmass surrounded by forests and mountains; in A Link to the Past, humans have become the main dominant race, and the Master Sword is found in a grove, and Hyrule is a landmass surrounded by forests and mountains.

In The Wind Waker, the Master Sword is lost and forgoten, along with most Old Hyrule elements, and the next Hyrule will be an island because of the flood events; in Four Swords Advetnures, there is no Master Sword or reference to it and most Old Hyrule elements sheesh to exist, Hyrule is and island surrounded by ocean and has a coastline near by.

The point is, Nintendo to have it in their own timeline that there is no connection between Four Swords Advetnures and A Link to the Past - they were a would-have-been, but were sepperated.

This was also the case when Twilight Princess was changed from pre-The Wind Waker to child timeline; the same apllies to Four Swords Advetnures: prequel A Link to the Past turned adult timeline.

toilet paper?
Okay really I don't get it.

Guess who fixed her biiiiiiiiiiiiiiike! =D

only if it means i can be your toilet paper.

I can has Lexxipoo?

Hmm, I could've sworn I sent that message to Kassi... oh well, everyone knows im crazy anyways.

I would get ripped a new ******* if i did that. Dont worry, Ill have pl;eny stuff to show you all when I get back. And I will! See you next summeh! I promise! well no, I can't promise that... cuz I might be leaving for 4-5 month surge cruise then... brawr. well, I try at the very least.