holy shit i had no idea this was a video from a guy with 88 subs lol Great stuff loved it

I started to write a comment to the effect of "Leon speaks, ergo not a Link." however! its not that link doesn't speak, but that the camera usually cuts around him speaking. and besides in skyward sword link does speak directly a few times Link : nice hair. and Link : am I late?

excuse me, what

Not a video I expected, but one I needed

I see the final ending as the fusion of Coral's collective consciousness with human minds fully merged with the mechs. No remaining human bodies but fully merged with the mechs as their literal bodies now. Thier more natural movements are due to being the mechs and not people piloting a mech by one degree of separation. Also while Raven was oitz the Coral rewrote the universe to better suit their needs.

So that !eaves Ranni's anarchic Age of Stars the only moral ending in your point of view as it abolishes Order and seeks only to impose natural law?

5:10 just ignore the cheat engine tab in the bottom left corner there

banger video

MM3D is just a remaster, not a remake. It's built on the entire game code from the N64 version. All Grezzo did was update visuals, minor gameplay changes, and (poorly) patch out some glitches from the original code. Grezzo did not build a game from scratch when nearly all the coding was already done for them. People have known this for almost a decade, it's not a secret. Use proper terms if you're going bother with a video.

Hyrule historia stated that termina was created BY the mask's power, and that the world is a reflection of Skull Kid's psyche. The mask originates from Hyrule, not Termina. When the evil in the mask was destroyed, termina ceased to exist shortly after Link returned to Hyrule

The problem isn't that they were investing more into Bloodborne. The problem is that DS2 had a very troubled production. Basically, the game was originally meant to be a much more ambitious open world game. Think Elden Ring, but much earlier. Sadly, the project was too ambitious for the team and for the technology of the time. So the director of the game was fired and replaced by Tanimura, who then had ~6 months (IIRC) to use the assets already made, like models and recorded lines and areas, and to unite them into a cohesive game. They barely had time to finish the areas (look up Illusory Wall's video "How They Gutted The Gutter" to see how much bigger and more expansive the original plans were), much less to do any sort of quality control.

I honestly dint even care about graphics ive ɓeen working with an old pieve of shit laptop for a few years now Best i can handle is 2nd gen 360 games and at low res only so for me graphics have lnly matered when i was a kid and was spoiled

Really like how this videos was written, script or not, feels professional. All you need is a better mic

fun game and nostalgic

All of the stuff about the Stone Tower more or less lines up with my interpretation of where it came from and what it's supposed to be. However, another detail I noticed is regarding the effigy in the tower that resembles Majora's Mask when flipped upside down; it actually resembles the face of Majora's Wrath when you first enter the tower. As far as I know, this is the only bit of foreshadowing towards Majora's "true" form throughout the entire game, so I thought it might be worth mentioning when taking the origins of the tower and the mask into account. Another thing to note is that the portal to the desert dimension where Twinmold reside only opens up when the Stone Tower is flipped upside down. This could imply that the creators of the tower fell through the portal when the Goddesses flipped the tower, where they were condemned to forever wander the desert or were devoured by Twinmold, assuming they existed by that point. This also implies a connection between the creators of the Stone Tower and the Garo, as the Garo Master is found in the exact spot where the portal opens up upon entering the temple for the first time, suggesting that perhaps he could have found a way to escape from Twinmold's dimension. Just a thought.

I would actually argue that the Majora we see in the manga’s side story is more inspired by Indonesian lore than Chinese. The tale opens on candi bentar, or split gateway, which are definitive traits of temples, palaces, and cemeteries in Java, Bali and Lombok. I’d also say that Majora, both the creature and the mask, may incorporate elements of both Barong and Rangda, two mythical creatures of Balinese legend (not to say that creature Majora doesn’t also incorporate features of Chinese dragons or ‘lions’ too)

i love this video dude. your tone is really funny. hoping this video gets many more views

The majoras mask manga is a interesting read. I sure love termina such a mysterious place.

Nice content!

Very cool theory, backed with some compelling evidence. Looking forward to seeing what other theory's you have going forward!

I always assumed the Garo are the Twili in some way. When Zant fights with the two swords he is like a Garo Master and the fused shadow looks like Majora's Mask. Casting the builders of the tower into a world of permanent darkness seems like some sort of mythological punishment like the Titans being cast into Tartarus.

The statue in the stone tower temple looks more like twinmold the Dungeons boss

The dragon on the door in stone tower temple could be a picture of the demon majora that old hero carved the mask from, but this isn't canon

Majora's Mask always felt like a weird combination of the Legend of Zelda and Alice in wonderland. Maybe that's why Majora's mask is heart shaped...🤔

At 3:46 the Buddha looks like it is holding the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika

Great video man! Keep doing more Zelda theories I love it

One thing I want to bring up. There is very little history involving Majora in Termina, despite how powerful Majora is there is no legends of “Demon king Majora” or “God Majora” (Whatever it is) in Termina. All we get is the old kingdom where Majora was used and that the guardians protected the people from Majora once in the past. This combined with the fact that at least one of the portals to Hyrule was made by Majora’s power could mean that Majora could come from another world that we have yet to see.

Love this theory. Makes much more sense that the Happy Mask Salesman found the mask in this shrine then somehow breaking into the temple when it takes so many individuals just to access it. That and King Ikana talks about somebody opening the temple recently, and it's implied that it was Skull Kid with the power of the mask. I would also like to add that I love that you mainly used N64 game play shots for this. It's a rarity now with any Majora's Mask and Ocarina of Time videos.

Good analysis.

fight a garo in mm and after that fight zant in tp the "boss room" of stone tower temple isn't a room, its a desert. lts not just like the one in twilight princess, it is the same one. every garo is one of the twili, but not every twili is a garo. for me it looks like garo are a special force of the twili. and all the twilight princess stuff, like this dark crystal thing you mentioned in your video tells me, that the twili have something to do with majoras mask itself. twinmold in mm, tons of moldorms in tp. even how they look is similar. the biggest difference is the size it is possible, that majoras mask was sealed at this place. nobody knows when the stone tower temple was made and who made it and who closed the door, we just know that the horror kid opened it and the war started.

Interesting theory, keep up the good work👍

Seems legit 👍

real question i always think of is , was the game in general juat all in link's head?

Here’s my theory: Termina is where the mask was sealed. The happy mask salesman hasn’t finished retrieving it yet. Termina itself is it’s prison and majora wanted to destroy it by crashing its moon to free itself.

There was manga release with MM that stated that MM was carved from the remains of a maneater monster that lost a bet against a god that looked like the FD.

Very interesting

I like to think that the mask was always sealed away in the room where Twinmold is. Seems fitting since Ikana fell when the doors to the tower where opened, and that could have been Majora's power leaking out and affecting the area. Twinmold could have even been a guard to protect the mask from being stolen or something (and maybe the garo stole the mask in the first place). There's also the fact that the entrance to Twinmold's room is located in the sky, or when the tower is flipped, located on the floor, as if Majora is sealed down below in an area you can only go to by flipping the tower. So there's the high/low thing like heaven/hell going on with the tower. And perhaps the mask is weak by itself and requires a host to become more active, thus why Majora could not just break out of its containment and had to use Skull Kid and possess him in order to do all the things that it did.

Skull Kid didn't jump the Mask Salesman in Termina Field, or in Termina at all. It was in the Lost Woods of Hyrule; it's in a cutscene. Not saying the mask isn't from Termina.

really enjoyed this, sub from me

Who's to say it was found in Termina at all?

I like your audio quality. Sounds like a mission briefing.

What do you think about the possibility that Termina is just pre-Lorule? You enter through mysterious colorful portals, mysterious doubles of everyone, cult tribes with masks, and Ravio is seen WITH Majora’s Mask in his shop.

nice work

Nice

2:44 image of the mask was supposed to be laid over a freeze frame of the wall here. Not sure why the freeze frame turned black, but unfortunately clearing the cache of the video project cleared a bunch of other stills so I cant really go back and fix it (I could I guess but it'd be annoying).

I'm Literally Alan Wake

Majula best hub

ds2 is way better than ds1 and linear souls 3 better quality of life than ds1 best ng+ system of the franchise best pvp best world map of ds3 ( is not that linear ) best replayability

What? No one complains about it being hard the complaint is that enouters aren't well thought out and a mostly just enemy spam for a more arbitrary difficulty. DS1 had, in the first area, a enemy with firebombs forcing you to take note of higher elevations and your overall surroundings for cover from attacks and for exploration. By that same point in DS2 you go up a ladder and there's 8 enemies running at you with melee weapons that start attacking before you can look at your surroundings

I thought the trolls had some extra little eyes but looking at it again they might actually be cyclopses I guess I spoke right the first time.