OoT's ocean

In Ocarina of Time Ganon/dorf destroys Hyrule Castle & builds his own castle.
After the OoT sages sealed away Ganon/dorf, a new Hyrule Castle was built.
When Ganon returned to Hyrule, the land & the castle were sealed away under
the Great Sea. In The Wind Waker, when Link visits Hyrule, everything is
frozen in time. This is Hyrule at the moment it was sealed, right before the
Great Sea arose to hide the land of Hyrule.

We KNOW that the Master Sword shrine under WW's Hyrule Castle was
built before anyone knew that Hyrule would be sealed away. And what do you
see in this picture?



OoT Ganon with his two swords is shown against a background of OoT Hyrule.
Beyond Hyrule's northern mountain range we can see...an ocean!

well, you also see the Triforce on the picture. And in OoT was no (complete) Triforce while ganon was sealed away. This is a legend of which the people speak of <-remember? Whoever built this window in Hyrule castle, he didn't see what actually happened.
It's an interpretation.

Originally Posted by zoraprince

well, you also see the Triforce on the picture. And in OoT was no (complete) Triforce while ganon was sealed away. This is a legend of which the people speak of <-remember? Whoever built this window in Hyrule castle, he didn't see what actually happened.
It's an interpretation.

it's accurate enough to show Ganon exactly as he was in OoT, and why in the world would an artist design an ocean into a stained-glass window for the heck of it?

Regardless of whether it is a legend or not, the people obviously knew of an ocean that lay outside OoT Hyrule. How close this ocean is, we don't know, but we know it is there.

Originally Posted by Slagr

it's accurate enough to show Ganon exactly as he was in OoT, and why in the world would an artist design an ocean into a stained-glass window for the heck of it?

Because frozen Hyrule is surrounded by water. And it's definitely another place as OoT Hyrule castle/ Ganons tower in the AT

Originally Posted by zoraprince

Because frozen Hyrule is surrounded by water. And it's definitely another place as OoT Hyrule castle.

what? regardless, you can either accept both FSA's map and this window or neither.

[QUOTE=Slagr;3023654]what? regardless, you can either accept both FSA's map and this window or neither.[/QUOTE

FSA is after TWW

Originally Posted by zoraprince

FSA is after TWW

based on what?

Originally Posted by Slagr

based on what?

FSA takes place on an island

Originally Posted by zoraprince

based on FSA is on an island

walked right into it didn't you? consider how FSA contradicts tMC and AoL and then read the OP again.

Sure that's not the GIANT LAKE surrounding Hyrule Castle in TWW?

consider how FSA contradicts tMC and AoL and then read the OP again.

FSA shows a coast north of the mountain range and to the southeast of the the kingdom, just like LoZ/AoL. None of the other regions shown bordering a coast in FSA appear in LoZ/AoL (or TMC) so how do these games contradict FSA?

Originally Posted by Slagr

walked right into it didn't you? consider how FSA contradicts tMC and AoL and then read the OP again.

Uhhhm...Vaati for example? geography? storyline?

Originally Posted by zoraprince

Uhhhm...Vaati?

no, the mountains in almost every background yet inexplicably not in FSA.

Originally Posted by Artemicion

FSA shows a coast north of the mountain range and to the southeast of the the kingdom, just like LoZ/AoL. None of the other regions shown bordering a coast in FSA appear in LoZ/AoL (or TMC) so how do these games contradict FSA?

the north coast does not exist in LoZ/AoL; it's a chain of mountains, just like in tMC.

Originally Posted by Slagr

the north coast does not exist in LoZ/AoL; it's a chain of mountains, just like in tMC.

And behind those mountains?

Originally Posted by zoraprince

And behind those mountains?

AoL's map.

Originally Posted by Slagr

AoL's map.

maybe the sea level gone up? so FSA is an island and the rest of Hyrule is flooded.

Originally Posted by Slagr

the north coast does not exist in LoZ/AoL; it's a chain of mountains, just like in tMC.

You mean there's no body of water that you have to cross to get to the Death Mountain area? ;D

Originally Posted by Artemicion

You mean there's no body of water that you have to cross to get to the Death Mountain area? ;D

not a large enough one for FSA to be considered an island. It's part of a continent.

Originally Posted by zoraprince

maybe the sea level gone up? so FSA is an island and the rest of Hyrule is flooded.

um, it's literally solid mountains from DM to Ruto. You'd see the mountains as islands in PH if that was the case.

uhhh i see a sky ... just sayin'