Mother & Child Island, Spirit Temple

See this.

Quite an interesting theory, I never really thought of it that way.

It's an interesting theory and I suppose it relatively makes sense. My only question would be why the great fairy is in the old spirit temple.

I'm not sure about that part.

Well the Great Fairy back in OoT was in the east of the desert, so maybe the fairy at Easter Fairy Island is the one from OoT.

True, but I'm still not completely sure. I do still like the idea. It's plausable to me to say the least.

If I could see screen shots of both to compare, it would be easier to make a call on this one, but I guess anything is possible in Zelda.

Its pure nonesense if you ask me. If we where to go by creator intent, then Mother & Child Rocks in TP has more connection to it than this, just based on its name. I sincerely doubt the creators had the Spirit Temple in mind when they made Mother & Child Isles, and even if they did, its quite irrelevant.

sort of an interesting thing to think about, but It doesn't really mean anything.

I'm actually going to go ahead and say that this is possible, it's just too coincidental. All the mapping is the basically the same. Nerushi, try reading it a little closer.

Originally Posted by Nerushi

Its pure nonesense if you ask me. If we where to go by creator intent, then Mother & Child Rocks in TP has more connection to it than this, just based on its name. I sincerely doubt the creators had the Spirit Temple in mind when they made Mother & Child Isles, and even if they did, its quite irrelevant.

Actually, I see it as the other way around. I see the WW islands as being in the series relevant and the two rocks in TP to be something of an easter egg by the developers.

Actually, I see it as the other way around. I see the WW islands as being in the series relevant and the two rocks in TP to be something of an easter egg by the developers.

agreed, and i like the theory. It makes alot more sense than the Earth temple=spirit temple

It's a nonsensical theory that has no profound bearing on any aspect of the games as a whole. As I read the theory, I couldn't help but slowly move my hand towards my face, resulting in a:

Pet theory. Nothing more.

While that is most likley just a coincidence it is interesting that the fairy queen gives you the ice and fire arrows, whoch matches the spirit temples bipolar theme nicley.
But seriously, if anything the terra temple is the spirit temple.

I laughed.

Originally Posted by Erikson

I laughed.

Jesus wept.

Originally Posted by sage_of_fire

My only question would be why the great fairy is in the old spirit temple.

well, it would make sense that the queen of fairies would be attracted to the spirit temple. it would have a strong energy to her, im guessing.

Jesus wept.

I would sig that if I didn't already have a good one...

Yeah this is stupid. Especially sinse those two "rocks" aren't even rocks!

Yeah, stick with your current sig

I think the Spirit Temple would be way under water right? I also thought, when playing WW, that the Earth Temple was really similar to the Spirit Temple, with all the Gerudo-esque art and the light reflection and stuff. I have never put much stock in maps and location, since I think it only makes sense to change up the landscape each game in an adventure series.

Could be. Its no stranger then all of the cities and towns of Hyrule suddenly having mountains sprout beneath them. After all Hyrule in OoT was incredibly flat except for Death Mountain.

I used to wonder if AlltP is set in a drained old Hyrule, and the Desert Palace is the Spirit Temple eroded to its inner sanctums/foundations even, or a new temple built on the remains of the old one after the receding flood.

Again pet theory, but stranger stuff happens in Zeldaland.


Isn't the Forsaken Fortress the remains of the Gerudo Fortress?