Different Hyrules?

You now how at the end of the Wind Waker, Tetra wanted to find a knew Hyrule, but the King said it should their new home? Maybe, for every different storyline arc, there is a different Hyrule (or different town?).

My Theory is that they find an island that will eventually collide with other Islands, reforming Hyrule. Obviously, these Islands will have been 'shards' of the old Hyrule, but we can by the maps of Hyrule throughout the ages that this is most likely the case.

Originally Posted by Link-herooftime

My Theory is that they find an island that will eventually collide with other Islands, reforming Hyrule. Obviously, these Islands will have been 'shards' of the old Hyrule, but we can by the maps of Hyrule throughout the ages that this is most likely the case.

I agree here. They will find a land that will be a part of old Hyrule. This is not unlikely because we will see a new area of Hyrule's continent in TP along with hopefully some old areas from OoT. So this will explain how they wil find what they thigk is a new land but is part of old Hyrule.

Many will say the sea drained or that old Hyrule was raised. I agree with the last two posts however.
A continent was found in the great sea some time before TMC and this is where TMC and all later games take place. All inhabitents of the new world come from the great sea however, and of course there are still people out there so the new Hyrule isn't just the new continent but rather the great sea was reestablished as Hyrule and the new continent is an extension.

Well, hyrule was not drained, if that was the case, then we would come across many ancient stone ruines in other titles.
The great deku tree has referrenced his wish to unite all the islands of the great sea once more to creat a new land. I beleive that with Link's help in tWW the great deku tree is eventually able to have his wish come to fruition.

Now of course Link and tetra come across many different islands, such as the set of islands seen in PH. And do not forget the closley knit set of islands in the Tingle RPG, which takes place before tWW. So during the WW era we have 3 known set of island area's. Perhaps they are all linked, via the great deku tree to create a new land.

Originally Posted by vacumgod

Well, hyrule was not drained, if that was the case, then we would come across many ancient stone ruines in other titles.
The great deku tree has referrenced his wish to unite all the islands of the great sea once more to creat a new land. I beleive that with Link's help in tWW the great deku tree is eventually able to have his wish come to fruition.

But do you think the trees will uproot old hyrule as time passes or will the trees uproot land to eventually cover it?

How about The Legend of Zelda: The Final Legend?

Originally Posted by A Hylian Human

How about The Legend of Zelda: The Final Legend?

What do you mean by that?

I think he means a last Legend of Zelda, uniting all stories, and closing the many plotholes, that will be the last in the Timline. the day will come when that happens, but not today.

Now, as I always do when Posting in this area, *Motions towards final line of Sig*

--R&K Out.

Double timeline? What are you, a neo-split theorist?

Originally Posted by Link-herooftime

Double timeline? What are you, a neo-split theorist?

Bah! I guess we do have a strong willed Rebel of the Split Timeline Theory here at Zu besides Wielder of the Shield. Well his effort is in vein anyway. More people with any since at all will know that Nintendo does not credit any games based off the MM LoZ.

"Oh look! Nintendo made a true sequal to OoT! And guess what?! It after OoT! The adult ending!

But seriously. TP is the last LoZ to relate back to the OoT games and all other LoZ's affiliated arournd its stroyline. I am sure that Nintedo will show that MM was ment to co exist on the same timeline. Otherwise if they wantd to definatly point out that there was a split timeline they would have said TP came after MM. NOT OoT - which clearly implies "AFTER OoT(adult ending).

I support that there is only one Hyrule at this moment I used to believe in multiple Hyrules but there is not enough evidence to back it up.

Originally Posted by HeroOfTime5

I used to believe in multiple Hyrules but there is not enough evidence to back it up.

How right you are...