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* [[spoiler:Bellum eats life force from all things around it, starting with the Ocean King]]. This would also explain why the Ghost Ship took Tetra away at the start, as a means of bringing food to its master. But when you think about [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword Skyward Sword]], it makes much more sense than expected. If a creature consumes life energy, what more delectable source exists than [[spoiler:a goddess]]?
* The way that one would get the crest for the Sun Key[[note]] Pressing the 2 screens together[[/note]] is brilliant because many players might get frustrated and close their DS to look up the answer, thus solving the puzzle.
* The way that one would get the crest for the Sun Key[[note]] Pressing the 2 screens together[[/note]] is brilliant because many players might get frustrated and close their DS to look up the answer, thus solving the puzzle.
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* [[spoiler:Bellum eats Tetra being sought out and drained of her life force from all things around it, starting with the Ocean King]]. This would also explain why energy by the Ghost Ship took Tetra away at the start, as makes a means lot of bringing food to its master. But sense when you think about [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword Skyward Sword]], consider the events of ''The Minish Cap'', wherein you learned that [[spoiler:the princesses of Hyrule have the power of the mythic Light Force flowing through their veins]]. Furthermore, ''Spirit Tracks'' and ''Skyward Sword'' have since revealed that Tetra is also [[spoiler:the inheritor of a wealth of sacred spirit power as well as that of the ancient goddess Hylia]]. Is it makes much more sense than expected. If a creature consumes life energy, what more delectable source exists than [[spoiler:a goddess]]?
any wonder that Bellum was so intent on recapturing her, with these things in mind?
* The way that one would get the crest for the Sun Key[[note]] Pressing the 2 screens together[[/note]] is brilliant because many players might get frustrated and close their DS to look up the answer, thus solving the puzzle.e
* The way that one would get the crest for the Sun Key[[note]] Pressing the 2 screens together[[/note]] is brilliant because many players might get frustrated and close their DS to look up the answer, thus solving the puzzle.e
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* In the Goron Temple, Link joins fates with Gongoron, with it being spelled out that this means one of them will keel over in the event that the other does. If this happens, the character you are not controlling can be seen dying just after the one in play dies. [[OhCrap Just imagine their reaction when they see their partner fall in battle]].
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* In the Goron Temple, Link joins fates with Gongoron, with who spells it being spelled out that this means one of them will keel over in the event that the other does.does, so both party members are well aware of this during this part of the game. If this happens, the character you are not controlling can be seen dying just after the one in play dies. [[OhCrap Just imagine their reaction when they see their partner fall in battle]].
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* A rather minor example, but in the Goron Temple, Link joins fates with Gongoron, meaning that if one dies, so will the other. If this happens, the character you are not controlling can be seen dying just after the one in play dies. [[OhCrap Just imagine their reaction when they see their partner fall in battle]].
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* A rather minor example, but in In the Goron Temple, Link joins fates with Gongoron, meaning with it being spelled out that if this means one dies, so of them will keel over in the other.event that the other does. If this happens, the character you are not controlling can be seen dying just after the one in play dies. [[OhCrap Just imagine their reaction when they see their partner fall in battle]].
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* A rather minor example, but in the Goron Temple, Link joins fates with Gongoron, meaning that if one dies, so will the other. If this happens, the character you are not controlling can be seen dying just after the one in play dies. [[OhCrap Just imagine their reaction when they see their partner fall in battle]].
* There are skeletons everywhere in the game, so if it's not to spare the kids a gory shot, why does Kayo have a tombstone? In fact, ''who'' gave him a tombstone? Astrid is the only conscious being on the island... And how long could she have been hiding in that basement anyway? Something's odd on the Isle of Ember.
* There are skeletons everywhere in the game, so if it's not to spare the kids a gory shot, why does Kayo have a tombstone? In fact, ''who'' gave him a tombstone? Astrid is the only conscious being on the island... And how long could she have been hiding in that basement anyway? Something's odd on the Isle of Ember.
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* A rather minor example, but in the Goron Temple, Link joins fates with Gongoron, meaning that if one dies, so will the other. If this happens, the character you are not controlling can be seen dying just after the one in play dies. [[OhCrap Just imagine their reaction when they see their partner fall in battle]].
* There are skeletons everywhere in the game, so if it's not to spare the kids a gory shot, why does Kayo have a tombstone? In fact, ''who'' gave him a tombstone? Astrid is the only conscious being on the island... And how long could she have been hiding in that basement anyway? Something's odd on the Isle of Ember.battle]].
* There are skeletons everywhere in the game, so if it's not to spare the kids a gory shot, why does Kayo have a tombstone? In fact, ''who'' gave him a tombstone? Astrid is the only conscious being on the island... And how long could she have been hiding in that basement anyway? Something's odd on the Isle of Ember.
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* A rather minor example, but in the Goron Temple, Link joins fates with Gongoron, meaning that if one dies, so will the other. If this happens, the character you are not controlling can be seen dying just after the one in play dies. [[OhCrap Just imagine their reaction when they see their partner fall in battle]].battle]].
* There are skeletons everywhere in the game, so if it's not to spare the kids a gory shot, why does Kayo have a tombstone? In fact, ''who'' gave him a tombstone? Astrid is the only conscious being on the island... And how long could she have been hiding in that basement anyway? Something's odd on the Isle of Ember.
* There are skeletons everywhere in the game, so if it's not to spare the kids a gory shot, why does Kayo have a tombstone? In fact, ''who'' gave him a tombstone? Astrid is the only conscious being on the island... And how long could she have been hiding in that basement anyway? Something's odd on the Isle of Ember.
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That's not really a valid reason for it to be 10 as opposed to any other number. What deeper meaning does this signify, exactly?
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* [[SuperDrowningSkills Link can't swim in this game,]] even though he could swim just fine in ''The Wind Waker''. What could've happened in between the two so that he would've lost that skill? Well, when you consider [[spoiler: [[FutileHandReach what happened]] [[NoPlaceForMeThere with the King of Red Lions]] in ''The Wind Waker''...and that it took place ''entirely underwater''...[[ButNowIMustGo Most incarnations of Link have had to deal with parting ways with a close companion at the end of their adventures,]] [[DarkerAndEdgier but none of them have been forced to watch as said companion resigned himself to death by drowning.]]]]
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* [[SuperDrowningSkills Link can't swim in this game,]] even though he could swim just fine in ''The Wind Waker''. What could've happened in between the two so that he would've lost that skill? Well, when you consider [[spoiler: [[FutileHandReach what happened]] [[NoPlaceForMeThere with the King of Red Lions]] in ''The Wind Waker''...and that it took place ''entirely underwater''...[[ButNowIMustGo Most incarnations of Link have had to deal with parting ways with a close companion at the end of their adventures,]] [[DarkerAndEdgier but none of them have been forced to watch as said companion resigned himself to death by drowning.]]]]]]]]
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* A rather minor example, but in the Goron Temple, Link joins fates with Gongoron, meaning that if one dies, so will the other. If this happens, the character you are not controlling can be seen dying just after the one in play dies. [[OhCrap Just imagine their reaction when they see their partner fall in battle]].
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puzzle.
** Which is also carried over into the Virtual Console port for the Wii U, in which "open and close the menu" substitutes for "close and then open the DS" - many players, upon being stumped by this puzzle, would open the menu to go onto Miiverse and ask for help...only to return to the game and discover that they solved the puzzle without knowing it.
** Which is also carried over into the Virtual Console port for the Wii U, in which "open and close the menu" substitutes for "close and then open the DS" - many players, upon being stumped by this puzzle, would open the menu to go onto Miiverse and ask for help...only to return to the game and discover that they solved the puzzle without knowing it.
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* At the end of the game, Tetra asks how long they've been gone for, and her crew says that it's only been "about 10 minutes". Why 10 minutes? [[spoiler:That was initially the same amount of time the Hourglass could protect Link from the Temple of the Ocean King's curse initially.curse.]]
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* [[SuperDrowningSkills Link can't swim in this game,]] even though he could just fine in ''The Wind Waker''. What could've happened in between the two so that he would've lost that skill? Well, when you consider [[spoiler: [[FutileHandReach what happened]] [[NoPlaceForMeThere with the King of Red Lions]] in ''The Wind Waker''...and that it took place ''entirely underwater''...[[ButNowIMustGo Most incarnations of Link have had to deal with parting ways with a close companion at the end of their adventures,]] [[DarkerAndEdgier but none of them have been forced to watch as said companion resigned himself to death by drowning.]]]]
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* [[SuperDrowningSkills Link can't swim in this game,]] even though he could just fine in ''The Wind Waker''. What could've happened in between the two so that he would've lost that skill? Well, when you consider [[spoiler: [[FutileHandReach what happened]] [[NoPlaceForMeThere with the King of Red Lions]] in ''The Wind Waker''...and that it took place ''entirely underwater''...[[ButNowIMustGo Most incarnations of Link have had to deal with parting ways with a close companion at the end of their adventures,]] [[DarkerAndEdgier but none of them have been forced to watch as said companion resigned himself to death by drowning.]]]]
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* The plot is an alternate universe version of ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaLinksAwakening''. This is why Oshus and Bellum seem so similar to the Wind Fish and Dethl respectively. It even explains the whole [[spoiler:AllJustADream]] ending.
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* Does TheLegendOfZeldaPhantomHourglass 's plot remind you of anything? It's an alternate universe version of LinksAwakening! This is why Oshus and Bellum seem so similar to the Wind Fish and Dethl respectively. It even explains the whole [[spoiler:AllJustADream]] ending! - {{Yoshi}}
** Does that mean that Windwaker's Link is an alternate universe version of Link to the Past's Link? It's plausible, considering that split timelines has been confirmed for the Zelda series.
*** I kinda thought that maybe that same Bermuda Triangle-esque area where Link was in Phantom Hourglass could have been the same area where Link's ship crashed in Link's Awakening, causing similar effects for both of them.
** [[OrWasItADream But at the end, Link still has the Phantom Hourglass, and Linebeck got his ship back.]]
**** This works out, because if you complete Link's Awakening without dying once then you get a photo, dropped by a seagull, that had a picture of Marin on it.
***** Cue Epileptic trees about the connections between "Wind Fish" and "Ocean King" same species?
* As [[Tropers/CerotechOmega I]] watched the LetsPlay of Phantom Hourglass, I learned that [[spoiler:Bellum eats life force from all things around it, starting with the Ocean King]]. This would also explain why the Ghost Ship took Tetra away at the start, as a means of bringing food to its master. But when linked to my knowledge of affairs in [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword Skyward Sword]], it made much more sense than expected. If a creature consumes life energy, what more delectable source exists than [[spoiler:a goddess]]?
* At the end of the game, Tetra asks how long they've been gone for, and her crew says that it's only been "about 10 minutes". Why 10 minutes? [[spoiler:That was same amount of time the Hourglass could protect Link from the Temple of the Ocean King's curse initally.]]
** Does that mean that Windwaker's Link is an alternate universe version of Link to the Past's Link? It's plausible, considering that split timelines has been confirmed for the Zelda series.
*** I kinda thought that maybe that same Bermuda Triangle-esque area where Link was in Phantom Hourglass could have been the same area where Link's ship crashed in Link's Awakening, causing similar effects for both of them.
** [[OrWasItADream But at the end, Link still has the Phantom Hourglass, and Linebeck got his ship back.]]
**** This works out, because if you complete Link's Awakening without dying once then you get a photo, dropped by a seagull, that had a picture of Marin on it.
***** Cue Epileptic trees about the connections between "Wind Fish" and "Ocean King" same species?
* As [[Tropers/CerotechOmega I]] watched the LetsPlay of Phantom Hourglass, I learned that [[spoiler:Bellum eats life force from all things around it, starting with the Ocean King]]. This would also explain why the Ghost Ship took Tetra away at the start, as a means of bringing food to its master. But when linked to my knowledge of affairs in [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword Skyward Sword]], it made much more sense than expected. If a creature consumes life energy, what more delectable source exists than [[spoiler:a goddess]]?
* At the end of the game, Tetra asks how long they've been gone for, and her crew says that it's only been "about 10 minutes". Why 10 minutes? [[spoiler:That was same amount of time the Hourglass could protect Link from the Temple of the Ocean King's curse initally.]]
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* Does TheLegendOfZeldaPhantomHourglass 's The plot remind you of anything? It's is an alternate universe version of LinksAwakening! LinksAwakening. This is why Oshus and Bellum seem so similar to the Wind Fish and Dethl respectively. It even explains the whole [[spoiler:AllJustADream]] ending! - {{Yoshi}}
** Does that mean that Windwaker's Link is an alternate universe version of Link to the Past's Link? It's plausible, considering that split timelines has been confirmed for the Zelda series.
*** I kinda thought that maybe that same Bermuda Triangle-esque area where Link was in Phantom Hourglass could have been the same area where Link's ship crashed in Link's Awakening, causing similar effects for both of them.
** [[OrWasItADream But at the end, Link still has the Phantom Hourglass, and Linebeck got his ship back.]]
**** This works out, because if you complete Link's Awakening without dying once then you get a photo, dropped by a seagull, that had a picture of Marin on it.
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*As [[Tropers/CerotechOmega I]] watched the LetsPlay of Phantom Hourglass, I learned that [[spoiler:Bellum eats life force from all things around it, starting with the Ocean King]]. This would also explain why the Ghost Ship took Tetra away at the start, as a means of bringing food to its master. But when linked to my knowledge of affairs in you think about [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword Skyward Sword]], it made makes much more sense than expected. If a creature consumes life energy, what more delectable source exists than [[spoiler:a goddess]]?
* At the end of the game, Tetra asks how long they've been gone for, and her crew says that it's only been "about 10 minutes". Why 10 minutes? [[spoiler:That was same amount of time the Hourglass could protect Link from the Temple of the Ocean King's curseinitally.initially.]]
** Does that mean that Windwaker's Link is an alternate universe version of Link to the Past's Link? It's plausible, considering that split timelines has been confirmed for the Zelda series.
*** I kinda thought that maybe that same Bermuda Triangle-esque area where Link was in Phantom Hourglass could have been the same area where Link's ship crashed in Link's Awakening, causing similar effects for both of them.
** [[OrWasItADream But at the end, Link still has the Phantom Hourglass, and Linebeck got his ship back.]]
**** This works out, because if you complete Link's Awakening without dying once then you get a photo, dropped by a seagull, that had a picture of Marin on it.
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* At the end of the game, Tetra asks how long they've been gone for, and her crew says that it's only been "about 10 minutes". Why 10 minutes? [[spoiler:That was same amount of time the Hourglass could protect Link from the Temple of the Ocean King's curse
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* As [[Tropers/CerotechOmega I]] watched the LetsPlay of Phantom Hourglass, I learned that [[spoiler:Bellum eats life force from all things around it, starting with the Ocean King]]. This would also explain why the Ghost Ship took Tetra away at the start, as a means of bringing food to its master. But when linked to my knowledge of affairs in [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword Skyward Sword]], it made much more sense than expected. If a creature consumes life energy, what more delectable source exists than [[spoiler:a goddess]]?goddess]]?
* At the end of the game, Tetra asks how long they've been gone for, and her crew says that it's only been "about 10 minutes". Why 10 minutes? [[spoiler:That was same amount of time the Hourglass could protect Link from the Temple of the Ocean King's curse initally.]]
* At the end of the game, Tetra asks how long they've been gone for, and her crew says that it's only been "about 10 minutes". Why 10 minutes? [[spoiler:That was same amount of time the Hourglass could protect Link from the Temple of the Ocean King's curse initally.]]
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* As [[Tropers/CerotechOmega I]] watched the LetsPlay of Phantom Hourglass, I learned that [[spoiler:Bellum eats life force from all things around it, starting with the Ocean King]]. This would also explain why the Ghost Ship took Tetra away at the start, as a means of bringing food to its master. But when linked to my knowledge of affairs in [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword Skyward Sword]], it made much more sense than expected. If a creature consumes life energy, what more delectable source exists than [[spoiler:a goddess]]?
* As [[Tropers/CerotechOmega I]] watched the LetsPlay of Phantom Hourglass, I learned that [[spoiler:Bellum eats life force from all things around it, starting with the Ocean King]]. This would also explain why the Ghost Ship took Tetra away at the start, as a means of bringing food to its master. But when linked to my knowledge of affairs in [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword Skyward Sword]], it made much more sense than expected. If a creature consumes life energy, what more delectable source exists than [[spoiler:a goddess]]?
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**** This works out, because if you complete Link's Awakening without dying once then you get a photo, dropped by a seagull, that had a picture of Marin on it.
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**** This works out, because if you complete Link's Awakening without dying once then you get a photo, dropped by a seagull, that had a picture of Marin on it.it.
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**** This works out, because if you complete Link's Awakening without dying once then you get a picture, dropped by a seagull, that had a picture of Marin on it.
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**** This works out, because if you complete Link's Awakening without dying once then you get a picture, dropped by a seagull, that had a picture of Marin on it.
**** This works out, because if you complete Link's Awakening without dying once then you get a picture, dropped by a seagull, that had a picture of Marin on it.
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*** I kinda thought that maybe that same Bermuda Triangle-esque area where Link was in Phantom Hourglass could have been the same area where Link's ship crashed in Link's Awakening, causing similar effects for both of them.
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*** I kinda thought that maybe that same Bermuda Triangle-esque area where Link was in Phantom Hourglass could have been the same area where Link's ship crashed in Link's Awakening, causing similar effects for both of them.them.
** [[OrWasItADream But at the end, Link still has the Phantom Hourglass, and Linebeck got his ship back.]]
** [[OrWasItADream But at the end, Link still has the Phantom Hourglass, and Linebeck got his ship back.]]
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* Does TheLegendOfZeldaPhantomHourglass 's plot remind you of anything? It's an alternate universe version of LinksAwakening! This is why Oshus and Bellum seem so similar to the Wind Fish and Dethl respectively. It even explains the whole [[spoiler:AllJustADream]] ending! - {{Yoshi}}
** Does that mean that Windwaker's Link is an alternate universe version of Link to the Past's Link? It's plausible, considering that split timelines has been confirmed for the Zelda series.
*** I kinda thought that maybe that same Bermuda Triangle-esque area where Link was in Phantom Hourglass could have been the same area where Link's ship crashed in Link's Awakening, causing similar effects for both of them.
* Does TheLegendOfZeldaPhantomHourglass 's plot remind you of anything? It's an alternate universe version of LinksAwakening! This is why Oshus and Bellum seem so similar to the Wind Fish and Dethl respectively. It even explains the whole [[spoiler:AllJustADream]] ending! - {{Yoshi}}
** Does that mean that Windwaker's Link is an alternate universe version of Link to the Past's Link? It's plausible, considering that split timelines has been confirmed for the Zelda series.
*** I kinda thought that maybe that same Bermuda Triangle-esque area where Link was in Phantom Hourglass could have been the same area where Link's ship crashed in Link's Awakening, causing similar effects for both of them.
