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1:09:56 the reason you're always getting the compass first is because you can hookshot this chest when you first see it. Great video.

Okay your review of this section of the game is great there is one fun fact about the fight with igos and his lackies you didn't mention! If you put on the Bremen mask and use it his lackies will march around allowing you to sneak attack them with either your sword or sunlight! Now the main negative thing i have to say about your review is you gripe about PAUSING THE GAME!!! i'm sorry but that is NO reason to complain! pausing and swapping items has ALWAYS been in the zelda series! I know for a fact i did more item switching in alttp but am i complaining? No! I understand the pausing thing can be an issue for some but tbh i see that as a sign of being a lazy gamer. Other than that one little nitpick of mine great review on what might be the greatest dungeon in all of Zelda! Stone Tower shall stand tall as the peak of dungeons!

then again isn't Stone Tower Temple everyone's favorite dungeon? I know it's mine

i think i said this on the WW compilation video but the reason why you have to do the earth and then wind temple in that order is because the hookshot is the wind temples item. and the game pushes you to do the triforce quest last and theres the ghost ship chart and the final combat challenge in the island on the very northeast corner of the map. if the game let you do either in either order, youd be able to bypass saving Medli and doing the earth temple and the game clearly doesnt want you to do that. thats the reason ive at least believe. now, are there ways they still couldve given you the freedom to do either temple first? yeah, they could gate you from getting into hyrule after you save both medli and makar and restore your master sword. they couldve added goodies behind the other items. like if you went to the earth temple first they could leave hookshot targets that lead to goodies or a sun panel/light puzzle in the wind temple for the mirror shield for a silver rupee or something. similar to how TP remake did the stamps. but yeah, it sounds stupid on paper, the only reason i can think of why they would do it that way is to not trivialize the triforce quest.

Do you try to talk as gay as possible on purpose?

Never doubt a country boy's strength.

While I agree that the 3D remake of the game is worse, I do enjoy the idea of giving the red Twinmold a nice tasty 'So long Gay Bowser.'

I remember playing this part for the first time when I was young, The absolute terror I felt for this character I loved despite how she treated Link. I never rushed so much in any game, I was absolutely convinced that if I didn't get to the castle in time Midna would d!e ! Twilight Princess will always have this special place in my heart, especially this piece of music

My theory is that most Hylians probably have some awareness of Link or is hero of Hyrule title but they imagine a larger than life muscle bound champion with an awesome sword amazing hair and so on. When you a hero title like that your first won't be a shorter than average soft spoken blonde haired dude who looks to be somewere between his late teens and early 20's

I was so scared when I couldn’t find Canelli (or however you spell it) in totk, he was by far one of my favourite npcs back in botw, but luckily he just chills, literally, at the archery place, but now the hoop ‘dive’ game

Masked Nintendo bandit thinks the master sword in the wind waker was created by hylens

The first game of the adult timeline

The Link statue became a creepypasta called ben dround

This is certainly my least favorite Temple, but I don't mind it much since every Zelda game has that one dungeon that's worse than the rest, plus the atmosphere of this place is amazing. I remember seeing the sunset in the background of the pool on the left and the ancient Zora ruins and it made this place feel heavenly, like this really is a source for pure waters across the kingdom. I think my biggest disappointment with it is that water never starts flowing through Wellspring Island in the place of sludge, cause I remember first reaching the place and thinking "man, this place with water flowing through would look stunning".

Thire is a theory that the different areas represents the 5 stages of greaf

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The first game of the child timeline

No one ever talks about this, but you can get link to speak in twilight princess kind of . It’s some point after you collect the tears of light for the second time before you do the volcano, Renado will ask you to inform the people in ordin that their children are safe if you choose to go back to Ordin during this time speak to one of the parents the screen will go black and you’ll see golden text saying the children are OK and it’s implied that link is saying this

Look man. I rate your channel. I watch all your uploads and i appreciate what you do. But please please please stop saying "vague" like that 😂😂😂😂 It hurts me deeply.

You can beat ganondorf with a bottle

The wind puzzle are parts of the scraped design of the forest temple and if you look at the forest madalin it has a symbol connecting to wind

A huge reason for my hatred of the Water Temple only became clear to me when the 3D version came out. I get so annoyed by having to go to my menu and equip and unequip the iron boots all the time in this dungeon, that it ruins every other part of it for me.

do not show tears of the kingdom stuff

Wind Waker is such a good game, but unfortunately I came to this video right after getting your Twiligjt Princess video in my recommended. It makes it difficult not to compare the games and not downsell Wind Waker, especially since Twilight Princess is my all time favorite Zelda game

Literally nobody missed this detail! The one thing that most people are missing however, is the fact that there is a frozen region and a Gerudo territory much like in Four Swords Adventures. Basically, really the fact that this sort of Hyrule appearance isn't actually exclusive to the Downfall Timeline as this same sort of Hyrule also exists in the Child Timeline with the placement FSA being in the Child Timeline. It's been over a decade since Hyrule Historia released and a lot of people still haven't grasped the fact that Hyrule looking like it does in one or two games doesn't mean it's in the same timeline and artstyle literally means nothing in timeline placement also. If we're going the logic fans' pure assumption, the timeline would be an even bigger confusing mess when it comes to lore than it already is when it comes to artstyle and geography. We know that not all Toon Links are the same Link. If they were, then we'd have WW, PH, ST, MC, FS, FSA, and TFH all taking place in the same timeline, in the same era. Which would make no sense at all since Hyrule is flooded and gets washed away in WW, ST takes place in a whole new Hyrule, and the Four Swords Trilogy all take place in the old Hyrule, with two of them being pre Ganon. And SS Link, TP Link, and BotW/TotK Link are obviously not the same Link either because that'd also cause serious continuity issues for obvious reasons. Same goes for the classic Retro style Link. Just because Link looks the same or similar as in another game, or that Hyrule also looks the same as in another game, doesn't mean that it's the same Link or that it's the same timeline. Inevitability is nothing new in the split timeline of Zelda. We've seen Ganon return after OoT's era in all three timelines. And let's not forget that the Hyrule of the Child Timeline is the same Hyrule of the Downfall Timeline as they're the same Hyrule from OoT. It's all still the same Old Hyrule, but with changes due to time. So it's likely that the changes to Hyrule's geography that occurred in the Downfall Timeline are inevitable even in the Child Timeline. As already proven by Four Swords Adventures. That all said, there's no reason not to think that maybe EoW could potentially take place in the Child Timeline. Especially when there's two mountains in this game's overworld instead of one. The only other game with this kind of Hyrule to have a second mountain at all is Four Swords Adventures. Which is in the Child Timeline. Maybe sometime after FSA, Hyrule started to look more and more like the Hyrule from ALttP overtime. This game could easily be set like thousands of years after FSA. Hence why it's Hyrule is so much more closer to ALttP's Hyrule now than in FSA. It's also important to note that Kakariko in this game is not the same exact one from ALttP and ALBW, or even FSA. Not in appearance anyways. Similar location but looks more like the one from OoT, but for obvious reasons isn't the same one from OoT. And given how close it is to Death Mountain, I'd say it reminds me more of TP's Kakariko but with the OoT like vibe. The placement of the two mountains does seem to suggest that maybe this overworld is the Drablands from TFH founded into a version of the traditional Hyrule. Implying that this game might be set after TFH, before Zelda 1. However, there are also so many hints pointing towards to the Child Timeline through various CT references and nods that just simply can not be ignored. I have I strong feeling that this is really just gonna be another "it can go anywhere at/towards the end of any timeline" thing with how many references numerous other games there are here. Including BotW and TotK. For all we know, this game could easily end being after even that of BotW and TotK in an even further future of some kind, somehow. We don't know. It's still too early to call, imo, at least for majority judgement. I mean, I'm personally leaning towards after FSA. But we'd have to wait until we see more to really judge what Hyrule, era, timeline or whatever this actually is.

Volvagia story in the manga is more heartbreaking and makes ganondorf even more of a dick

1:19 Accurate to whoever replay this game

Couldn't be there during the stream but always happy to watch the vods!

Just wanted to come here to say thank you. I've always loved this series for the deep dives and nostalgia, but I'm replaying oot on the Switch and knew immediately I was going to track down this video for the water temple. Still took me a few hours because I'm rusty, but I was so grateful to have this video as a guide. I know it takes a LONG time to do this for all the games but it's so valuable & I personally appreciate it!

why do you only have 17k subs what in the fuck

this guy served soldier boy coffee and didnt even know

I have a theory that this dungeon was meant to be a part of zora water works being a decent instead of a climb. However they realized that between the 7 dungeons, they only had 1 Sky temple. 2 surface level dungeon that acted like a underground temple And 4 underground temples. In the game they advertised as being mostly in the sky So they had to have one of the temples to bite the bullet. And water temple drew the short stick and that transition from becoming a sky temple took away its identity

The sword that Lake is holding in the intro, sequence looks different than the sword on the box art

one of those things i DO love about TOTK now that i FINALLY got a chance to play it is its sheer freedom. as much as i love TOTKs and BOTWs sense of freedom and exploration, i appreciate how they kinda push you towards starting with the wind temple over outright forcing you to start there.

Echoes of Wisdom immediately made me think of Wand of Gamelon 😂

Fantastic job. So true about the lack of creativity in this dungeon. As far as the reward choice, I always pick Red Tubic until you get access to the Sword Upgrade. Then I switch to Blue.

What about the Deku Tree? Does it not count?

I remember the DX version on Game Boy Colour. Always went Red. But I have a couple of ideas how the Dungeon could have been improved; They could have iterated on ideas they used in the Dungeons you have been through already. Added a second floor under the first, which is shaped like a Hat or Pants (whichever works better), and part of the design is moving between the two floors, with Doors that open with a specific colour active. Meaning the colour switch puzzles have a lot more significance, beyond dropping a key. Another element could be that some floors change colour as well, depending on the switch state (which there are minimum 3 of) All of this training (because that is what the Dungeons partially do, train you in mechanics) leads to how the boss would change. The floor idea that you gave, but with the switches in each corner. And the boss can also bang into them, to make the colours swap, to give him an advantage. And the edges would lead to a Bottomed Pit, much like the 1st Dungeon boss, which resets the fight. With the exit coming out in the adjacent room.

I've never heard anybody pronounce vague "vag" 😭

oo Also neat that the TP dungeon w 4 Poes that u have to hunt down was a reference. Some day I'm gonna finish this game

I never beat this game. Didn't know the ancient sage was named Rauru and they reused that name in TotK- I wonder if there's any significance to that fact

I would love to see you play some of the Zelda Quest fan made games and give your two cents. My favorite is Link to the Heavens. It is shockingly well done with absolutely devious dungeons given the limitations of the Zelda 1 engine.

Best Zelda game ever

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"Cursed Goron dancing!" Gonna love Subrosia. (I gave up for a LONG time on my Gameboy)

Now that TOTK is out, I think a massive war that causes the Zonai to descend from the heavens and intervene would be able to be big enough to cause a Dragonbreak. Especially if it was big enough to, say, break the Triforce into multiple powerful stones.

So much potential, too bad it fell short. That boss fight ☠️

After all these years, I’m embarrassed to say I’ve been using the dpad to diagonally shinespark and didn’t know R works. God dammit.