Oot: Should there be FOUR triforce godesses?

Today, i just remembered something i read somewhere that Link carried a piece of the sacred Triforce with him, since you go back and forth 7 years in OoT, he'd get one, go back to adult/child, then the pieces are back with each other. Would Link not have it, or would there be TWO of the same piece?: One that Link carried and one that brought the pieces back together? What do you think?





[no, i'm not a theorizing expert...]

I think the Sexaforce.

There is only one piece of the ToC, time travel wouldn't split them up.

In the game It said Link could only be a true hero as an adult, So the trifroce would not follow him back to the past.
Besides, I'm pretty sure that Miyamoto didn't expect the game to be analyzed so carefully thats why he had them invent the Timeline Email pre-written reply

Originally Posted by WolfyOfDin

In the game It said Link could only be a true hero as an adult, So the trifroce would not follow him back to the past.
Besides, I'm pretty sure that Miyamoto didn't expect the game to be analyzed so carefully thats why he had them invent the Timeline video

..what video?

I just edited it, It now says Pre-Written Reply

The email was done by Nintendo of America and had nothing to do with Miyamoto or any of the other Nintendo of Japan developers (who all say that there is a timeline).

The Triforce is omnipresent.

Well we don't know Link has the ToC till the end game so...it's unknown.

But to answer your question it all depends on whether you believe there is one Triforce or two in relation to the split timeline. If you subscribe to the later theory, I suppose it's possible that at the end of the game Link had a Triforce of Courage from the Adult Timeline and the Triforce of Courage of that time was in another place, possibly in the hands of his past self still in Kokiri Forest dicking around before he's called up by the Great Deku Tree. Regardless, we know the Triforce of Courage broke into pieces when the Hero of Time left the Adult Timeline, so whether that happened sometime after the ending of Ocarina of Time or that he just inherited the Child Timeline's Triforce is unknown.

Wasn't there something in one of the games (wind waker i think) that said the HoT left his triforce piece in the future before he went back? I'm not sure about it and can't remember where I got the idea from but that would make sense to me.

Originally Posted by Dark_Beast_Majora

Wasn't there something in one of the games (wind waker i think) that said the HoT left his triforce piece in the future before he went back? I'm not sure about it and can't remember where I got the idea from but that would make sense to me.

No, it stated that the ToC left the HoT when he left on Hyrule on another journey.

Another journey through time.

Originally Posted by Beemnorv

Another journey through time.

Yea, at the end of OoT, he goes back to the past then to Termina.

Well, it said the Triforce of Courage split "when the Hero of Time was called to embark on another journey." That would be when he left to leave to look for Navi (which is when he was sent back in time), would it not? "Called" could also refer to the fact that the CT essentially took the Hero of Time away from the AT because it needed him more.

So the Triforce of Courage split when Link left the AT Hyrule.

...which is why the ToC is taken, split into 8 pieces and hidden throughout Hyrule. All the pieces are still there when Zelda sends Link back. None go back with Link. However, Link seems to have somehow gained the ToC since he was sent back. The only way it could actually make sense (that I can think of) is that Zelda sent Link back in time to the Temple of the Sages (which is where he was kept for the 7 years) and he for some reason caused the triforce to split, leaving he Zelda and even Ganon with their respective pieces, before traveling back to the Temple of Time..... I think since Link didn't know he carried the ToC all throughout the game, it is safe to assume Ganon didn't realize he carried the ToP until that moment in the TP cutscene. However, having the triforce split like this kind of defeats the purpose of the entire game, since Link and Zelda were trying to prevent Ganon from getting into the Sacred Realm, so that he wouldn't get his hands on the triforce. The very last scene in the game shows us that Ganon is just as much of a threat then as he was when he was King of Evil.... for this reason the game seems extremely unfinished. They should have resolved the crisis in some way instead of leaving it open like that.

Originally Posted by keyaki

No, it stated that the ToC left the HoT when he left on Hyrule on another journey.

Close enough. Anyway like Beemnorv said, another journey through time. the hero of time is not actually present in the adult timeline, though some assume that his bloodline carries on until the hero of winds is chosen by the gods.

Sometime before Link left the AT and travelled back in time to the beginning of the CT the ToC left him/split into pieces, which means it's complete in the AT. Some may think that that this presents a problem for the CT, but since the triforce had not split yet (it was just sitting in the SR minding it's own business) and Link had not brought his piece with him it means that there is a complete triforce on both sides of the timeline, only in the AT its split into however many pieces until the events of TWW.

Yeah Link took the Triforce of Courage with him, now in the CT there are two pieces of Courage and hence two times the Goddess Farore. Makes perfect sense.

Originally Posted by Kamina

Yeah Link took the Triforce of Courage with him, now in the CT there are two pieces of Courage and hence two times the Goddess Farore. Makes perfect sense.

he's a deku scrub, cut him/her some slack =P

Originally Posted by Dark_Beast_Majora

he's a deku scrub, cut him/her some slack =P

I doubt that there are two Triforces.

Heres something to think about. The wii version of twilight princess is just the gamecube version flipped. That means link has the triforce of wisdom and zelda has the courage