Faron Woods = Kokiri Forest?

Originally Posted by smallville boy

If kokiri can become monkey why not a handsome and sexy brokeback mountain guy?.

I highly doubt that the Kokiris turned into monkeys... I seriously doubt it.

They seem like wild animals that have made home into a deserted temple in the middle of a thick forest.

It's bound to happen when you leave something out in nature for too long.

And I really don't think that Fado from TP has any connections with the Kokiris or Koroks in the past.

Originally Posted by Eternal Legend

I highly doubt that the Kokiris turned into monkeys... I seriously doubt it.

They seem like wild animals that have made home into a deserted temple in the middle of a thick forest.

It's bound to happen when you leave something out in nature for too long.

And I really don't think that Fado from TP has any connections with the Kokiris or Koroks in the past.

Please stop discussing the Kokiri/monkeys... ;_;

Originally Posted by SixaxiS

Please stop discussing the Kokiri/monkeys... ;_;

Hey, eyes on the prize man.
Please refute my points if you're able, because if not I have an alternate theory for you.
Because of the presence of the Forest symbol in both the Forest Temple and the Forest medallion I propose that whoever built the Forest Temple also built... The Forest Temple.
And that's pretty much the simplest explanation.

Originally Posted by Magic-Tech

Hey, eyes on the prize man.
Please refute my points if you're able, because if not I have an alternate theory for you.
Because of the presence of the Forest symbol in both the Forest Temple and the Forest medallion I propose that whoever built the Forest Temple also built... The Forest Temple.
And that's pretty much the simplest explanation.

Hmm, the forest medallion symbol is in the Forest temple in TP?

I don't remember seeing the Forest medallion's symbol anywhere in TP except the Arbiter's Grounds.
On the subject of the Forest medallion, however, it is the same shape as the Bombos medallion from LttP. Kind of off-topic, but it's been bugging me.

Me neither. I saw the Light Medallion symbol in the ToT though, so I wouldn't be surprised to see the Forest Medallion one in the Forest temple...

Originally Posted by Smertios

Hmm, the forest medallion symbol is in the Forest temple in TP?

Well, I was going off Darthganondorf's statement, I just kind of took it as truth because there was no reason to doubt him.

Something else just popped into my head, if the Forest Temple was the Deku Tree's remains wouldn't it be made of stone?

Well, I need actual proof to believe it.

And why would it be made of stone again?

Well, he turned gray when he died, but not to stone. Still, the TP Forest Temple is not gray.

Yes, and the first room is identical to the first room of the OoT Forest temple

kokiris in TP are cats, monkeys,birds, flowers, and ordonian guys.

Originally Posted by smallville boy

kokiris in TP are cats, monkeys,birds, flowers, and ordonian guys.

we are already done with that discussion, i think

Originally Posted by Smertios

Well, I need actual proof to believe it.

I understand, and am sorry for the waste of time, I couldn't find the symbol on the medallion either. I retract my statement.
Only thing I found that resembled the symbol was the Wind Element and the only thing that connects the wind and the forest would be Farore. Mayhaps the symbols of forest, water and fire we see about the places are really the symbols of the individual Goddesses?

Originally Posted by Mandrag

Well, he turned gray when he died, but not to stone. Still, the TP Forest Temple is not gray.

I was under the impression that players were meant to presume that he turned to stone, I mean how many natural things can you think of that are grey and could represent a dead thing? And yes, I know if you go back inside the Deku Tree his interior isn't grey but why from a storyline point of view would Link re-enter it?

Are we no longer talking about the Kokiri/monkey theory?

I was just wondering because, although it is a possibility, that's not saying much. Pretty much everything is a possibility. :/

However, theories are one of those things that are incorrect until proven otherwise, so, I would need substantial evidence to see the monkeys as being a "good" chance at being Kokiri, because, honestly, the monkeys that have shown up throughout the Zelda games have always been intelligent creatures (think of MM). The monkeys have always been what I consider a cousin of the deus ex machina, a convenient way to help Link progress in the game. The monkeys in MM were that way, the monkeys in TP were that way. I don't see any reason to think of them as anything more than monkeys.

Jessi B you are a very intelligent person.

As you know, you find the Temple of Time in the woods, meaning that is where the OoT castle was. I think that the people of Hyrule at one point moved North and made a new castle, so Kokiri Forest wouldn't even be on the map of TP.

Originally Posted by Prince Deity

As you know, you find the Temple of Time in the woods, meaning that is where the OoT castle was. I think that the people of Hyrule at one point moved North and made a new castle, so Kokiri Forest wouldn't even be on the map of TP.

So you're saying Death Mountain also moved along with the people of Hyrule?

Zora's Domain is possible that they've rebuilt it somewhere else. (plausible due to the lack of Jabu-Jabu) But you can't just move an entire mountain.

So, they moved the Castle, Castle Town, Kakariko, Death Mountain, Lake Hylia, the woods, Zora's Domain and the Desert north for... nothing??

Isn't it easier to just move the temple??

Dear members. the new positions of all those places are made for the gameplay and not for logical storytelling.

Here once more again a previous quote of myself.

Originally Posted by Thanatos-Zero

Geographic changes in a game series is usually not always the same. A example is Breath of Fire. The first three games are conected, but in each game the world on which you travel is totally different. In Pokemon Gold and Silver you visit a slightly changed Kanto, which is almost the same like in Red and Blue.
I suggest for everyone of you to take only things as evidence if NPCs or writings which tell you explicit of the geographic state about that land. Compare for example OoT with TP. It just doesn´t make any sense for me, why the Hylia Lake is too near to the Sacret Grove ( The place where the Temple of Time is along with the city of OoT). Also the Death Mountain should be much more near to the Sacred Grove. Zora´s Domain is very questionable of it´s position. It should be in the east and not in the north.
Do you see what I mean? If you take everything as evidence, it would become chaotic and confusing for everyone here.

Nintendo´s strengh is gameplay, not storytelling between games.

Originally Posted by smallville boy

If kokiri can become monkey why not a handsome and sexy brokeback mountain guy?.

That man is not handsome or sexy. You got my hopes up, pal!