Hey guise,
Looks like time-traveling is making another return.
Well, sort of...
Look at this area. It's obviously some sort of advanced mine that was used for digging out and churning rupees.
- The crystal is a dark purple color before Link hits it with his sword.
- The entire mine is shut down and the cart no longer functions properly
- The platform has eroded, or is covered in dirt.
- Some of the pipelines are broken or completely missing.
- All of the foliage within the area is dead.
But when Link hits the crystal:
- The entire area is enveloped in a blue aura.
- The crystal changes into a shining, bright blue color.
- The platform and pipes are restored to their original state.
- The lights above the conveyer belts flash a bright green color, signifying that they are functioning again.
- All of the foliage within the area is revived and alive.
- The mine cart is operational. Even more intriguing, once the energy is fully restored it emits a bunch of Twili particles that are rectangular-shaped instead of diamond-shaped. The only difference being the color - which is light blue instead of black.
Seeing that there a bunch of blue crystals throughout the game (as well as crystal-shaped patterns or objects, on walls, on Zelda, Debbie and Phi's clothes, Links sword and several other things,) it's obviously implying that these diamonds - whatever they may be, are extremely powerful. Force gems? Fragments of the Light Force? Maybe even fragments of the Trifoce!? IDK.
Also, it's almost as if Link is
reversing the effects of Time. That explains the game's main musical theme then, lol.