However, another evil king has already been confirmed to appear in TOTK , and this inversion of the good king's musical theme could very well point to him instead. Ganondorf was once known in Ocarina of Time as the King of Thieves, leading a group of bandits to steal the Triforce. Its power corrupted him, transforming him into the monstrous Ganon who appears in BOTW . Ganondorf mirrors Demise not only in appearance, but also in his role; both tried to steal the Triforce and were ultimately, repeatedly thwarted. The red-haired figure who appears in the trailer could indeed be no more than an alternate design for Ganondorf, perhaps after he's claimed some great po

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Although this version of the Hyrule Castle theme debuted in A Link to the Past , it has since recurred in The Minish Cap , The Wind Waker , A Link Between Worlds , Twilight Princess , and briefly in Breath of the Wild . In all of these games, the Hyrule Castle theme underscores a castle in trouble, often overtaken by a possessed king or a manipulative advisor. In some cases, it's become inaccessible, as with the sunken kingdom in Wind Waker or the blight and Guardian patrols in BOTW . It often transforms from a peaceful place into a dangerous dungeon by the end of the game, and frequently serves as the site of a final boss fi

A fourth split is momentous to the Zelda canon, and basing it on a technical issue might be a stretch. But if Zelda fans are one thing, that is committed to working out the tiniest details in the series’ complex lore. There are whole YouTube videos working out whether he’s truly a leftie, rightie, or ambidextrous, and once you get that deep into things, there’s no hope left. That’s the rabbit hole I ended up in on my bank holiday weekend, and it’s the rabbit hole you, too, are currently falling into thanks to reading 1,000 words on Link’s preferred sword arm. If you’ve read this far, you’re either my editor (sorry), or you’re never going to think about Link’s fighting style in the same way ag

You’re likely to do them while venturing towards familiar friends and unknown temples, a sense of adventure chipping away at the ultimate goal no matter how long it takes. It’s a consequence of my job, but part of me wants to start up a fresh save and indulge in this game without the need to be critical, or force myself to see as much as possible in fear I may miss something.

However, Twilight Princess also released on GameCube, and it released unmirrored – in its original form. Many fans believe that this is the canonical game, in part due to Link’s left-handedness, and in part due to the fact that this was the version ported to the Wii U for Twilight Princess HD. But what if this was another timeline split? That’s what some fans believe, and they think that there is a whole web of timelines connected to whether or not Link is left-han

Link was always left-handed. In early games, he was nearly always depicted carrying his sword in his left hand, it was outright written in the handbook for The Adventure of Link that he picked up his sword in his left hand, and the only changes to this were when his little 2D sprite flipped over to face backwards. That all changed with Twilight Princess, and not without good reason. Word has it that Shigeru Miyamoto himself noticed that most players at the Zelda E3 booth that year, testing out hacking and slashing with WIimote and Nunchuck, were right-handed. He thought it would be confusing for right-handed players (the majority) to control Link’s left hand with their right. And so, the entire game was mirrored before release. Link was right-han

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