
Shrine
#1
Posted 12 January 2005 - 02:17 PM
TMC has a very similar shrine, in the middle of the castle too, but it's different and claimed as being in The Minish Realm. This could mean too things, that the Ancient Sages built the FS Shrine of latter adventures on the original or they're one in the same, meaning the Minish are the Sacred Realm's natural people that we just never see.
Also, when describing the Four Sword in HA it sounds almost identical in properties to the Master Sword. Could they be of similar origins, seeing as the Ancient Sages (says OoT) built the Temple of Light in the Sacred Realm.
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#2
Posted 12 January 2005 - 02:45 PM
um....ok.When I was playing FSA earlier, I noticed that in the Dark World (Sacred Realm) the Four Sword Sanctuary is in the same position as the Castle/Pyramid of Power/Palace of the Four Sword. That alone, is proof that, relating to the timeline, FS and LTTP and HA take place on the same country, if you use New Hyrule theories
TMC has a very similar shrine, in the middle of the castle too, but it's different and claimed as being in The Minish Realm. This could mean too things, that the Ancient Sages built the FS Shrine of latter adventures on the original or they're one in the same, meaning the Minish are the Sacred Realm's natural people that we just never see.
well, duh.
Also, when describing the Four Sword in HA it sounds almost identical in properties to the Master Sword. Could they be of similar origins, seeing as the Ancient Sages (says OoT) built the Temple of Light in the Sacred Realm.
Obviously, they are of similar origin. Hell, it's possible that the two swords are ONE depending on the timeline.
#3
Posted 12 January 2005 - 02:49 PM
Anyway, I also did toy with the same-sword theory. We know for sure that the FS is at least the WS.
#4
Posted 12 January 2005 - 03:09 PM
I believe that they are just two swords with similar properties. Plain and simple.
#5
Posted 12 January 2005 - 03:58 PM
#6
Posted 12 January 2005 - 04:13 PM
What do people think on the Minish Realm = Sacred Realm thing?
#7
Posted 12 January 2005 - 05:33 PM
#8
Posted 12 January 2005 - 05:39 PM
Remember in LTTP, when you go to the FSS its inside Ganon's Pyramid, where the castle would be.
#9
Posted 12 January 2005 - 05:49 PM
#10
Posted 12 January 2005 - 06:00 PM
#11
Guest_Kishi_*
Posted 12 January 2005 - 08:49 PM
I don't think the Minish Realm is the Sacred Realm.
#12
Guest_Darkseid_*
Posted 13 January 2005 - 01:09 AM
Also I believe Zythe is also right on the Golden Land not changing a person's appearance when they enter it, I believe this only happened when Ganon converted the Sacred Realm into the dreaded Dark World.
One more thing. I do not believe though that the Four Sword and the Master Sword have any connections. I believe they are two different holy weapons used to banish evil.
#13
Posted 13 January 2005 - 09:53 AM
Would the Master Sword be strong enough to kill Vaati?
#14
Posted 13 January 2005 - 01:45 PM
The only problem with this is that moonpearls appear to be quite common to come by in FSA, and a magic mirror isn't even required to enter the Dark World, let alone a door that opens every 100 years--so why not just have Ganon nab a moonpearl? That's why some have theorized that FSA could be further along the timeline, sometime after LTTP, because access and travel into the Dark World seems more common and easily accesible.
Going into OOT a little (actually after it). If the Minish/Sacred Realm are the same, maybe Ganon came across the hundred year door quite sometime after his plans were thwarted when the Hero of Time returned to the past.
#15
Posted 13 January 2005 - 01:54 PM
#16
Posted 13 January 2005 - 02:35 PM

#17
Posted 13 January 2005 - 03:03 PM
Or maybe that's how Ganon escaped the Sacred Realm after OoT.
Yeah it could work either way.
#18
Posted 13 January 2005 - 04:08 PM
#19
Posted 13 January 2005 - 04:27 PM

We know for sure that the FS is at least the WS.
Oh do we now? You don't know it "for sure", it is just a conclusion, possibly erroneous, that you have reached.
And there is the fact that the White Sword in LoZ *gasp* doesn't split Link in four. Personally, I doubt they're the same.
#20
Posted 13 January 2005 - 04:36 PM
Could the reason *shock horror* that it doesn't split Link three, be because there are no cloning pads? I believe it could be. Score one for Zythe.
#21
Posted 13 January 2005 - 05:08 PM
Of course, los. They named them both White Sword to confuse us. They're all out to get us, aren't they?
Could the reason *shock horror* that it doesn't split Link three, be because there are no cloning pads? I believe it could be. Score one for Zythe.
They may not even be the FS, since it doesn't require cloning pads to clone.
#22
Posted 13 January 2005 - 05:17 PM
Assuming TMC is before LoZ and that there is a single white sword, we have the problem of the four sword somehow being drained of its power to split its wielder into four.
Nintendo still have to address the issue of the four sword changing from requiring the pads, to working entirely by itself.
I don't think the two white swords are the same. One (the LoZ one) has a blue hilt, grip and guard. The guard turns down towards the hilt at the ends.
http://www.zeldauniv...p?page=z12items
The white sword from TMC looks like the four sword, the closest resemblance being the third version with three elements, which has the upturned guard.
The Picori blade goes from being the picori blade, to the white sword, and then on to becoming the four sword within the time it takes for the events of TMC to occur.
If it was the same sword, then either the white sword becomes the picori blade, then the white swords from TMC, then the four sword; or the picori blade becomes the white sword> four sword> white sword again. The sword itself has been infused with the four elements.
The only reasoning behind saying the sword became less powerful, that I could concieve of that is supported by the established canon, would be the weakened seal in FS being construed as a symptom of the sword's power being gradually weakened.
#23
Posted 13 January 2005 - 05:33 PM
And there is the fact that the White Sword in LoZ *gasp* doesn't split Link in four. Personally, I doubt they're the same.
I agree. There's also the fact that the White Sword (in TMC) was created from the Picori Blade, and then transformed into the Four Sword. So there wouldn't be any White Sword left over for LoZ.
#24
Posted 13 January 2005 - 05:40 PM
The fact that it's merely the White Sword again means nothing anyway. In TWW and OoA, the use of the Master Sword has drained its powers. That's right, I'm using OoA as a key factor. No. It wasn't just an easter egg. Shut up.
#25
Posted 13 January 2005 - 05:58 PM
There's going to be a whole series of FS games. At least one more, FSDS. Who knows what's to happen. No, I'm not fanficcing, it's no different to the theories you all had about "someone pulling the sword out of Ganon's head", relating to TWW's ending.
The fact that it's merely the White Sword again means nothing anyway. In TWW and OoA, the use of the Master Sword has drained its powers. That's right, I'm using OoA as a key factor. No. It wasn't just an easter egg. Shut up.
First off, I don't use the "someone pulled the MS out of Ganon's head" theory. In fact, I agree with you: after TWW, the Master Sword corroded (or something like that) and broke off, floating to Labrynna where Oracles Link would find it.
But the fact of the matter is, you can't use future games as justification for your theory, not even Four Swords DS. As of right now, the White Sword in TMC is different from the White Sword in LoZ. You know perfectly well that Flagship reuses names from past Zelda games. Look at Oracles, look at TMC. It's far more feasible that this is just another recycled name rather than a connection to an 18-year-old game.
#26
Guest_Darkseid_*
Posted 13 January 2005 - 06:13 PM
Let's say that the Minish Realm is the Sacred Realm and that it houses the Triforce. Considering that it opens every one hundred years, that offers another way to enter the Sacred Realm other than removal of the Master Sword from the Temple of Time or use of the Magic Mirror/Moon Pearl. Here's a nice little connection between MC and FSA, perhaps Ganon was using Vaati to get into Minish/Sacred Realm. Considering that Vaati himself is a Minish--he would know when the door opens or perhaps other means into to the realm.
The only problem with this is that moonpearls appear to be quite common to come by in FSA, and a magic mirror isn't even required to enter the Dark World, let alone a door that opens every 100 years--so why not just have Ganon nab a moonpearl? That's why some have theorized that FSA could be further along the timeline, sometime after LTTP, because access and travel into the Dark World seems more common and easily accesible.
Going into OOT a little (actually after it). If the Minish/Sacred Realm are the same, maybe Ganon came across the hundred year door quite sometime after his plans were thwarted when the Hero of Time returned to the past.
The Magic Mirror was used to transport you out of the Dark World, it does not give you access to the Dark World.
Moonpearls might be quite common to come by in FSA to get access to the Dark World, but there are many warping points in A link to the Past as well that can send a hero to the Dark World.
Now I have a question. Where is this door that opens every hundred years to the Sacred Realm/Golden Land/Dark World? Unless this is something that comes from the Minish Cap, I fail to remember any hundred year gateway to the Sacred Realm. Or maybe you were trying to make a connection between the Minish Realm and the Sacred Realm. I might have a little trouble understanding your post because I haven't played the Minish Cap yet, but perhaps you can explain it to me.
#27
Posted 13 January 2005 - 06:36 PM
The fact that it's merely the White Sword again means nothing anyway. In TWW and OoA, the use of the Master Sword has drained its powers. That's right, I'm using OoA as a key factor. No. It wasn't just an easter egg. Shut up.
By OoA do you mean the smashed sword that gets repaired at the restoration wall?
#28
Posted 13 January 2005 - 06:46 PM
First off, I don't use the "someone pulled the MS out of Ganon's head" theory. In fact, I agree with you: after TWW, the Master Sword corroded (or something like that) and broke off, floating to Labrynna where Oracles Link would find it.
But the fact of the matter is, you can't use future games as justification for your theory, not even Four Swords DS. As of right now, the White Sword in TMC is different from the White Sword in LoZ. You know perfectly well that Flagship reuses names from past Zelda games. Look at Oracles, look at TMC. It's far more feasible that this is just another recycled name rather than a connection to an 18-year-old game.
Wow. We agree at least on TWW-OoA connection.
If that's the case, then I hereby use my considerable lack of influence to henceforth ban Flasgship from ever helping make a Zelda game again. They try, but in turn screw it up more.
By OoA do you mean the smashed sword that gets repaired at the restoration wall?
Yes. The noble sword. It is "sharpened" into the Master Sword, by Zora royalty. It makes sense that an old Zora would have it, if after TWW it broke out of Ganon's head when he corroded or whatever and then the Zora found it. Note the Zora is old. Note that TWW (most likely) happened a long time before OoA.
#29
Posted 13 January 2005 - 06:51 PM
The Magic Mirror was used to transport you out of the Dark World, it does not give you access to the Dark World.
Moonpearls might be quite common to come by in FSA to get access to the Dark World, but there are many warping points in A link to the Past as well that can send a hero to the Dark World.
Now I have a question. Where is this door that opens every hundred years to the Sacred Realm/Golden Land/Dark World? Unless this is something that comes from the Minish Cap, I fail to remember any hundred year gateway to the Sacred Realm. Or maybe you were trying to make a connection between the Minish Realm and the Sacred Realm. I might have a little trouble understanding your post because I haven't played the Minish Cap yet, but perhaps you can explain it to me.
In the Minish Cap a door to the Minish Realm opens every hundred years. The game is centered around this event occuring.
If you were even following this thread, Zythe brought up the possibility of the Minish Realm being the same as the Sacred Realm. I do not feel that they are the same. Being hypothetical, I was just bringing up certain possibilities that could be used if the Minish/Sacred Realm were the same. But I really don't believe they are.
#30
Posted 13 January 2005 - 06:54 PM