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** I assume the question is how do you get circular horns that grow from two different spots on the head and meet together in the middle. Realistically, it probably wouldn't happen naturally, in the wild they'd probably wear down or break off well before growing long enough. In capivity you'd probably have to trim and care for their horns until they're curled just the right way and close to meeting at the top, then trim the ends and get them to merge together when they keep growing.
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*** It seems like the "natural" Twilight of the Twilight Realm just doesn't affect people the same way Zant's artificial Twilight affected the people in Hyrule. The Dark Interlopers were slowly changed over time into the Twili, rather than immediately reduced to spirits, for example. It's only Zant and Ganondorf's influence that makes Twilight react to people the way it does.
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**** The Shadows were also responsible for Diababa and Morpheel. It's highly likely, though never stated, that Diababa was responsible for Ook being infested by that parasite and terrorizing the monkeys (as otherwise it's unclear how Ook would know to come help you fight it). While Morpheel seemed to just be minding its business, it could have broken out of the temple and wreaked havoc at any time. None of the beings touched by the Shadows were 'supposed' to have done so.
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** Considering what happens in the first game, A Link Between Worlds, and Hyrule Warriors when a Triforce bearer dies, Ganondorf probably still had the Triforce of Power with him as he died, and the symbol fading was just to show that it wasn’t capable of sustaining him any longer. Maybe the piece extracted itself from him after the scene ended; they don’t mention it during the ending or in Four Swords Adventures, so it probably was taken into the royal family’s care and/or returned to the Sacred Realm to await a new bearer.
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** Spiral energy (not really). It's possible that his hair is long enough to hold the back of this hat up, but not long enough to bend opposite the direction it normally does when bound by his hat. That, or the programmers just set it so that his personal gravity was reversed, but thought that wouldn't be "plausible" enough.
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** Spiral energy (not really). It's possible that his hair is long enough to hold the back of this hat up, but not long enough to bend opposite the direction it normally does when bound by his hat. That, or the programmers just set it so that his personal gravity was reversed, but thought that wouldn't be "plausible" enough.
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** Lake Hylia is supposed to be the endpoint of all the water flow in Hyrule, that water has to go ''somewhere else'' eventually, right? Otherwise, wouldn't the lake eventually just overflow? A lot of other games imply Hyrule is surrounded by oceans beyond the mountains, so odds are there's some small tunnels or submerged passages hidden beneath the lake for the water to flow through and reach the sea. (Keep in mind that after clearing the Lakebed Temple, you become trapped as a wolf and can't visit the lake until Midna is cured, meaning it's possible the water level did rise significantly and Link just wasn't there to see it before it drained back down to normal.)
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** Lake Hylia is supposed to be the endpoint of all the water flow in Hyrule, that water has to go ''somewhere else'' eventually, right? eventually. Otherwise, wouldn't the lake eventually just overflow? A lot of other games imply Hyrule is surrounded by oceans beyond the mountains, so odds are there's some small tunnels or submerged passages hidden beneath the lake for the water to flow through and reach the sea. (Keep in mind that after clearing the Lakebed Temple, you become trapped as a wolf and can't visit the lake until Midna is cured, meaning it's possible the water level did rise significantly and Link just wasn't there to see it before it drained back down to normal.)
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** I got the sense that they knew that ''something'' was going on, and had heard about things like monsters and whatnot terrorizing people, but didn't know just what was going on. They were looking into it, and wanted to do something, but the lacked the knowledge and direction to do anything until Link came along.
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** I got the sense that they knew that ''something'' was going on, and had heard about things like monsters and whatnot terrorizing people, but didn't know just what was going on. They were looking into it, and wanted to do something, but the they lacked the knowledge and direction to do anything until Link came along.
