The LA debate

Originally Posted by Beemnorv

As I said earlier, Zelda is the first name, while Hyrule is the last name.

And this:

is what I asked you about before. I would like to know how Ganon is Zelda's brother.



Not right now.

Alright, read the AoL backstory, you'll find what you need.

And I know, if you read my post, it's a simple matter of Nintendo screwing up. I know your sick of me saying this, but I'm not stopping until someone gets the gist of what I'm saying.

By the way, until proof is found, I can't take that into effect... even though I'm pretty positive your right.

Originally Posted by Watties

Alright, read the AoL backstory, you'll find what you need.

It says that Ganon is dead and his minions are trying to revive him. That's all it says about Ganon.

You read nothing about Prince Ganon putting Zelda to sleep for eons so he made it that every first daughter of the king is to be named Zelda. Equals Prince, and Zelda's brother, Ganon there.

You got stuff mixed up there. Ganon is called "Prince of Darkness" in LoZ.

In the backstory of AoL, Zelda's brother, the Prince of Hyrule, wants information about the Triforce out of Zelda. Zelda refuses to talk and the Prince seeks help from a wizard. The wizard tells Zelda that if she does not speak he will cast a sleeping spell on her. She still refuses and the wizard gives up his own life to put Zelda into an eternal slumber.

The Prince, feeling guilty, placed his sister in North Palace and declared that all females born to the Royal Family be named Zelda in remembrance.

:Shakes head slowly at Watties:

You got stuff mixed up there. Ganon is called "Prince of Darkness" in LoZ.

Which is a mistranslation, by the way.

Just so ya know, here's the Japanese retranslation: http://www.zeldalegends.net/files/te...ual_story.html

Originally Posted by Table

Which is a mistranslation, by the way.

Just so ya know, here's the Japanese retranslation: http://www.zeldalegends.net/files/te...ual_story.html

I know his title is different in Japanese. I just thought that that's where he got that "Prince Ganon" idea from.

Thanks for the link though!