The Sheikah Tribe You NEVER Knew About... - Zelda Tears Of The Kingdom Theory

[@christopherwitecki6649]

Blue Sheikah energy is water like and blue. it flows and drips. Blood moon energy is red and firey. It has embers during the blood moon. Zonai spririt energy is green and wind like. It blows away when the monks disappear. These are the three triforce energies. Water, Fire, Wind. Wisdom, Power, Courage.

[@donaldmitchell3481]

Perfect

[@oznahgaming2770]

Perfecto logic

[@zackduffer9069]

Din's fire, Farore's wind, and Nayru's... water. Well, it's close enough. I agree, the elements match up across games.

[@drwily]

100% this is something we saw in oot as well

[@TheJcris87]

Why would Zonai energy show up when the sheikah disappear tho?

[@Lizardsareprettycool]

Sheikah technology and buildings have sorta freaked me out ever since OOT

[@TaliesinMyrddin]

The idea of three sheikah tribes representing the goddesses is actually pretty interesting.. Zonai is apparently an anagram for the japanese word for mystery, and Farore was the Oracle of Secrets

[@TaliesinMyrddin]

Actually, this video has made me more excited for TotK than anything Nintendo has done, I hope they have even half as much story as this suggests

[@oznahgaming2770]

@@TaliesinMyrddin They really do seem to be going for game of the year. I'm very excited for Fallen Kingdom, especially with gameplay footage out now

[@TaliesinMyrddin]

@@oznahgaming2770 I mean, I imagine most game makers aim for game of the year. But before I saw this video I was strongly considering not bothering with TotK cuz I haven't seen anything to indicate it'll have a decent story. This video makes me think it COULD have a great one, but I'm worried it'll just be more 'world-building' and 'explorative' crap.

[@oznahgaming2770]

@@TaliesinMyrddin valid worries honestly

[@drwily]

and so my theory grows in strength...

[@keo528528]

I think it's more a case of th Sheika studying the technology of the Zoni, and that they are a much older group. People that have been there before the events of 10,000 years ago. Look at how much older their ruins are in BOTW than say the Lanayru Prominade, which is from the time of Skyward Sword.

[@oznahgaming2770]

That's an interesting take on the theory. I do somewhat agree, but I'm waiting for the game to come out to fully form my theory

[@MarcosGarcia-pj3pq]

@@oznahgaming2770 if you’re waiting for the game to come out you’re just waiting for an answer, not a theory

[@oznahgaming2770]

@@MarcosGarcia-pj3pq Oh sorry i meant for more gameplay. Yeah if I waited for the game that'd just be cheating

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

Which do you mean is a much older group? The Sheikah existed at the beginning, alongside the first Humans and Gorons and all that. The Zonai are only known of in this eon.

[@keo528528]

@Xinping Donohoe Just because we first see their ruins in BOTW doesn't mean their ruins didn't exist before. There is a huge gap between the second to last games in the timeline and BOTW in which the Faron region could have been excavated and then eventually had flora grow back over it.

[@BoyProdigyX]

If you tour the Yiga Clan Hideout and look at the stone features (many if which are adorned with the signature Yiga mask), it's apparent that it was once an ancient Gerudo place of worship. The full Eight Heroines are featured at the entrance, which existed at a time predating known Gerudo history. The site was also inhabited to some degree, by the Sheikah. The stone frog statues, which depict the Sheikah 'Traveler's Guardian Deity',, pepper the area. The site is also the location of the Kihiro Moh Sheikah Shrine, which is situated behind the bottomless pit at the far end of the now Yiga Clan Hideout. This means the Sheikah existed to some degree in the area 10,000 years prior to BotW's place in time.

[@donaldmitchell3481]

Bro . Everyone knows this already 🎉😮

[@BoyProdigyX]

@@donaldmitchell3481 Says you, but thanks for that genius contribution 😜-Bro.

[@drwily]

oh 100%, the sheikah have existed long before demise when the goddess hylia was still around instead of being in her mortal form as zelda, so the sheikah have always been there

[@Soren27]

No shit. The shieka have always existed. They've been in multiple zelda titles after all.

[@BoyProdigyX]

@@Soren27 Another troll! Oh yay! So much to add, it's mindblowing!

[@oznahgaming2770]

I'm always interested to learn more about the Sheikah, or learn about them again. I've always loved their designs, with Sheik being one of my favorite designs in gaming ever. Good video man, keep it up

[@oznahgaming2770]

Breath of the Wild is my second favorite game of all time, and I'm honestly wondering if Fallen Kingdom will overtake it. My first and third are Wind Waker and Hyrule Warriors

[@drwily]

cheers! will do!

[@Saracen93]

Thank you for making this video which is exactly the theory I’ve been thinking about. In addition I believe this also ties into the cycle theory, as the Zonai will help remake the master sword which will be housed in the sky-starting the cycle of Skyward Sword where Hyrule’s surface is ruined from an ancient war, yet still suspiciously has advanced technology (from BotW/TOTK era.) This makes sense too as we don’t see much of the sky people after Minish Cap, thus them becoming forgotten over the Zelda timeline. If you play Minish Cap you will see how much the sky architecture resembles Zonai. It also makes sense (may be a bit far fetched) in terms of Nintendo providing a way to play both MC and SS on the Switch leading up to TOTK.

[@drwily]

i agree with basically all your points, i also expect the minish to return in someway as well

[@SoulOfJustice1994]

Zonai being an offshoot of the Sheikah is a new take that kind of makes sense. I wonder what we will find out about them during Tears of the Kingdom... My guess is that the Zonai split off from the Sheikah when the latter concentrated more on technology.

[@drwily]

could very well be, or during the tapestry conflict, also glad you liked my take!

[@shadowangel111]

I’m willing to bet that the Zonai are going to be based on the real life Ainu people. Their architecture , aesthetic, and the way they are described by people who don’t understand them is what makes me think of the indigenous tribes of Hokkaido. They might even go so far as to imply that the Zonai might be the ancestors or precursors to the Sheikah

[@donaldmitchell3481]

Omg someone didn't say this 5 years ago 😮😮😮 lol oh wait yeah they did

[@shadowangel111]

@@donaldmitchell3481 Probably lol

[@BoyProdigyX]

@@donaldmitchell3481 I see, you came down to the comments to troll. Nothing of value to say, just shitting on other peoples' posts. 👏 Bravo, troll! Bravo!

[@drwily]

personally i think that would be epic, tbh the sheikah are so old that we dont even truly know where they came from so could work

[@drwily]

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[@guardianbeamgaming7855]

Btw if you put all three colors together it makes a bright white color in the mathematics of color, like the triforce.

[@Cliffordlonghead]

Awesome video

[@Cliffordlonghead]

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[@BoyProdigyX]

@@Cliffordlonghead haha Why?

[@oznahgaming2770]

@@Cliffordlonghead Yeah what do you mean

[@kylelundgren5133]

Red green and blue creats White light.

[@lizardman6515]

I LOVE this theory. I am willing to bet that time travel plays a role in totk. Maybe two points in time existing at once, hence why the Zonai AND everyone from botw is present

[@drwily]

actually got a video coming up about time travel, i think it will be in the game but its a small thing, also ranting a bit in that video but you will see lmao. Comes out next weekend hopefully

[@lizardman6515]

@@drwily looking forward to it!

[@anythingyoucando1546]

I feel that red doesn't represent greed (only). Red represents emotion itself. Just an easy tour of the Gerudo village. Which kind of raises another interesting concept. Both groups associated with earth are almost all gender (Gerudo being female) or neither (Gorons having no gender).

[@joesunday199]

Goron's are associated with Fire and Gerudo are associated with Lightning.

[@anythingyoucando1546]

@@joesunday199 One is connected to sand and the other has rocks.

[@joesunday199]

@@anythingyoucando1546 I was more referring to their magic.

[@ninkstheultimate3376]

If you look at the symbol on the back of link's hand, while he is holding the broken master sword, you can see that it is the same symbol for the rewind power. Perhaps that will have something to do that.

[@lucacerasuolo6606]

That exact moment they keep showing... there's also a floating gold orb of light in front of Link at the time. Could it be the moment Link receives the Recall power?

[@joesunday199]

Recall. Edit: What Luca said.

[@drwily]

interesting didnt even spot this

[@ninkstheultimate3376]

@@drwily Yeah, I think Hyrule Gamer or Zeltik pointed it out. That's how I found out. Just thought I'd share.

[@opossumking4452]

I've always envisioned it as Sheikah - Wisdom, Gerudo - Power, and Zonai - Courage

[@tdl487]

All three tribes have a "tear" design. The tear on the Sheikah design was to represent a possible betrayal from the royal family or from within the tribe(I think it was hinted at in OoT) but Impa in SS also had the tear so maybe it was from the Goddess Hylia leaving the Sheikah on the surface instead of bringing them with the rest of the humans?? It's all vague but this video is starting to make me think "Tears of the Kingdom" is about the original Sheikah tribe and their overall importance of the kingdom since the beginning.

[@donaldmitchell3481]

There's also the three triangles on the sheikah teardrop . But showing them misplaced might represent the separation after the betrayal.

[@drwily]

could be, personally i think the sheikah will be crucial once again in this game

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

All the (surviving) Humans were sent to Skyloft. The Sheikah are one of the non-Human tribes. Why do they look similar? Presumably because they're both in Hylia's image. Don't forget that the Oocca are the ancestors of the Hylians, and that they were said to have disappeared to the skies when the Humans first came to be. The Sheikah already had contact with the Oocca - meaning they now acted as mediators between Oocca and Human - so they must have existed before the Humans came to be.

[@jockson7574]

The Yiga won’t help unless TOTK is a repeat of AoC when Astor betrayed the Yiga. I could see the Yiga returning with a new leader and new types of Yiga and maybe start to raid towns and villages

[@drwily]

ohhhh raiding parties would be siiiiiccckkkkk

[@jockson7574]

@@drwily exactly I mean why else would there be hoard bokoblins under control of a boss bokoblin? Maybe they’re planning to raid villages as it makes sense that Hateno is abandoned and the great fairy Cotera moved near the stable as we see in the gameplay preview. Before the champions ballad I wanted the Yiga to raid villages mostly kakariko but it may be possible in TotK if they’re still evil which I’m sure they still are

[@brandoncampbell7274]

**2 THEORIES: ONE ABOUT DUNGEONS AND ONE ABOUT THE FINAL ANTAGONIST*** First we have the dungeons. The existing theory is that there is likely to be possibly 7 new dungeons in Tears of the Kingdom, because of the "7 teardrops," seen on the wall in the September direct 2022 trailer. The cool thing about this is in Breath of the Wild, there were 7 different themes in the shrines and trials of the game. The typical 3, from past 3d titles, forest, fire, and water, then the other 4 could easily be metal, stone, electric, and wind/sky. Also there's a chance that there's a final dungeon as well solidifying 8 total dungeons in the game. Keep in mind I didn't see the spoilers from the book that was leaked on the game. Next, about the final antagonist of the game. I'm pretty sure, in fact I'm positive that the mummy figure is Ganondorf. There's almost no way around this Ganondorf is definitely the end boss . . . . Okay what's my point?? I don't think he's alone, I personally think he's accompanied by the likes of Vaati, Malladus, and Majora. Let me explain. The black eyeballs the firey goopy malice, and the blood moon were never things Ganondorf had in terms of power influence. Before Breath of the Wild, Ganon never used malice but the one final antagonist we've seen use something close to malice and very fitting with his name, Malladus. As for the black eyeballs, that's all around, Vaati's thing. I mean the first time I saw the eyeballs I got serious Vaati vibes. Seriously I don't remember the moon being a central figure in a Zelda Game other than Majora's Mask and blood moon In Breath of the Wild; it's not a main antagonist this time but it has it's merits. So that's it what if we're fighting not only Ganondorf, but also Majora, Malladus and Vaati as well??? One epic final antagonist, that's for sure.

[@lupoyo]

Before even watching this vid, I am concerned about what happened to link in the thumbnail

[@drwily]

He became EVILLLLLLL

[@SnugNap]

With totk being released this hasn't aged well

[@kotlolish]

I still hid a weegee anyway.

[@dimsufferer9951]

Royal Family: Hey the people are scared so if you don't stop inventing you gotta leave Sheikah: Okay Yiga: How dare you?! Zonai: Yeet I guess

[@Chris-gx1ei]

This kinda reminds me of the first Zelda game, first only Triforce of Power and Wisdom were mentioned, then later in the sequel the piece of Courage came in as well

[@BlueBerry20071]

I think that the Zonai have been helping us since the beginning. Time stone, robots (mostly the ones in SS), and more. I mean, a lot of "sheikah" tech looks like the constructs when you look back.

[@drwily]

could very well be, acting as hidden allies in the background all this time, bit like the sheikah

[@bcfb21]

the zonai look like they're straight out of the hidden leaf village.

[@historictruecrime5119]

It does make sense, and we already have a blue flame in this game and we have had red flames another game, so it would make sense to have three colours of flame.

[@Genya2008]

Easiest would be Like in age of Calamity Ganondorfs forces Attack the Yiga Link Safes them and as thanks they Help recreating the Master Sword.

[@rebekahcalcote8308]

Just a thought... But what if the reason Link's arm and the Master Sword are all messed up/broken is because when the Malice attacked Demise was able to break free from the seal in the Master Sword...?

[@OurHourglass]

Okay, so since this vid was from before TotK's release, here's a thought I'm having after the fact: What if the Zonai tribe of BotW were the primitive Hylians from before Zelda's memories? They seemed to carry some traditions from across the Zelda series into their society in the jungle, and they (along with the Rito, at least) had legends of the true Zonai as well. *Then* they were also led by a true Zonai to found TotK's Hyrule. It doesn't seem unreasonable to call them "Zonai" as distinct from Hylians, especially if we're already distinguishing between Skyloftians, Hyrulians, and perhaps Gerudo. Your original question of "is there another Sheikah Tribe" is interesting though. We've got versions of Sheikah like the Interlopers, for instance, who *dared* to pursue the Triforce for themselves. Would they be a precursor of the Yiga, in the realm of Power? Or would they simply be the shadow of Courage, as the blue Sheikah were the shadow of Wisdom? Final note: Skyward Sword's Impa wore blue, red, and yellow. Just saying.

[@wingedflyingforce5139]

Interlopers according to theories and speculations, WERE sheikah that went rogue and were banished to the twilight realm becoming midna's race. Shame out of all the races we don't get them nor the tree folk again. Just bird people.

[@blakelandry9313]

But they do have an eye symbol if you pay attention to some of the posters that they release they had one that had the ultra hand symbol, but above it was an eye symbol the eye symbol is the same design as the one on the shield that link carries around throughout the trailers

[@joesunday199]

There were three eyes in that image. One that looks left, one that stares forward, and one that looks right. Besides that; Nintendo loves their singular eyes. Like, Queen Gohma, Vaati, and some basic enemies. Beyond Zelda; Nintendo also has enemies with singular eyes in Mario, Kirby, and Kid Icarus. I'd say that the Zonai's Symbol is the two Dragons circling each other. The same as in the Logo.

[@drwily]

i have seeen that with my own BIG EYES 0_0 hahhahaha

[@villadavid164]

VIDEO IDEA: explore the similarities between the MALE gerudo armor; see how the arm is ALL GREEN, just like our TOTK hero>? Also, the hero on the tapestry is red haired like a MALE GERUDO. The same character on the tapestry seems to have a green/teal colored arm like the male gerudo armor AND like the spectral arm in the TOTK trailer, the arm thats holding gannon down. The character on the tapestry has red pants like the male gerudo armor set.

[@drwily]

hmmmmmm interesting, i mean i could do something with it but totk is coming out in like 30 days and i got another 20ish min video in the works about time travel in the game and i also wanna do a super mario galaxy retrospective, so not sure if i can fit it all in hahahaha

[@StevenElseyArt]

I don't think the swirl is *the* crest of the Zonai. It seems more likely that it'd be the many-teared eye from the old wooden shield.

[@chronic_daydreamer]

I think the swirl is a symbol of the dragon, personally.

[@a.g7891]

Turn the zonai symbol on its side - it looks like a tear. You have the Sheika and Yiga eyes and the Zonai tears of the kingdom

[@BILLYLTD1408]

I'm taking your word on fay-roar, but I'm sticking with fu-roar-ay lol

[@drwily]

hahahahaha well, I ain't the judge and jury on this, I don't speak Japanese, and I'm not even a native English speaker.

[@joesunday199]

@@drwily What is your native language?

[@dingo3221]

​@@drwily you don't even have to speak Japanese to pronounce it right just sound it out like any other language

[@WarriorSims38]

There In fact light dragon commonly known as princess Zelda informally she has master sword needs 2 bars of f energy meter compete master sword side qwest when princess Zelda tough chosen hero of goddess only one ability used the master sword hero of the sky Era Hyila nomansen Zelda involved protagonist in second story of skyward sword

[@dsbromeister1546]

I do like this theory a lot. My idea for how Link could get cooperation from the Yiga would be to essentially prove to them that he is stronger than Ganon, like the Bolblins in TP. Khoga is (probably) gone, so may be now they have an actually strong leader that Link will have to best (Sooga pls?).

[@drwily]

glad you like it!

[@angelgoldennight]

Wait.... we DID see mechanical advanced machines similar to the shieka tech in skyward sword tho

[@AidanRatnage]

Sheikah Tech is also orange, not only blue.

[@drwily]

true but this is when it is powered off, the real power is clearly blue as we can also see that when powering up the sheikah slate

[@contemplatedthoughts]

Young links shield in smash shows the zonai symbol on it

[@e-mananimates2274]

You mean that red symbol on it? That's actually the symbol of the Kokiri. With that said, it wouldn't surprise me if the Zonai have a connection to the Kokiri.

[@drwily]

yeah it is a symbol that was used in the past for the kokiri

[@contemplatedthoughts]

But are the zonai kokiri because all the koroks start traveling in tears of the kingdom and maybe they were freed by the death of the deku tree and We’re freed and the kokiri and the skull kids are actually the zonai because they see the hero of times shield and use it to represent their culture To pass on stories of the hero of time

[@contemplatedthoughts]

@@drwily But are the zonai kokiri because all the koroks start traveling in tears of the kingdom and maybe they were freed by the death of the deku tree and We’re freed and the kokiri and the skull kids are actually the zonai because they see the hero of times shield and use it to represent their culture To pass on stories of the hero of time

[@dynastytarikterry1988]

I love your research.

[@drwily]

lit also glad you do!

[@citronsaley]

i think the yellow energy is just Link unlocking one of his new powers, the one to make objects go back in time

[@drwily]

could very well be and like i mentioned i might be wrong hahaha

[@tyrannisgames]

I like the new vid form!!! Thanks

[@drwily]

thanks glad you do!

[@xX_NeXus_Xx]

"Blue, Red, Green 3 colors that seem quite meaningless but at the end of the day they are crucial because they let me and my editor to have cool RGB gaming PC's" - E

[@KaizerWarrex]

To be honest i didnt realize this was a 20 minute video. Think your voice is just fine unless others think you are to over the top. most of what you do seems appropriate to the moment.

[@drwily]

well good to hear that it was a good sitting hahaha, also yeah some have a problem with how i end sentences, my voice tends to go up but without it i am prone to just barely pronouncing the last 20% of a word. Currently seeking a middle ground while calming down a lot during voice overs to also not be too shouty. Seems to work so far.

[@DerMilderling]

I would rather say that the nameless tribe from Astor is the power tribe because they literally summoned the great calamity. The Yiga are not as evil as them

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

We don't know to which tribe or race Astor belongs. All we know is he's from some village. This either makes him Hylian, Sheikah or Rito. And he's definitely not Rito.

[@nbmoleminer5051]

I'm not so keen on your interpretation of Din having mostly malevolent traits in this video in the same way the Gerudo used to be mostly portrayed otherwise I liked the video snd agree with your points.

[@kotlolish]

Din always had the more aggresive and malevolent side in Zelda lore. Cept in the Oracle games. But mostly the triforce of power is used to cause problems... and din's fire is one of the most powerful spells in OoT and the only damaging of the three goddess spells. So it's just incidental... heck... Ganondorf in Twilight princess was supposably "given" the triforce of power as a "divine prank" (we know it ain't true but it just shows that Din's triforce piece and din itself seems to be more willing to damage) So yea... it ain't the fault of our theory. It just how the pieces fix that nintendo shows us. Din ain't malevolent, it just most traits happen to end up in her bench.

[@joesunday199]

@@kotlolish Since Din's Flame (Skyward Sword) glows with light that evil reviles; I'm sure Din's power isn't that malevolent.

[@drwily]

well i mean there is clear evidence that dins piece has been used for evil as my edition kotlolish commented below

[@drwily]

but the piece is, there is a reason why it has always come to ganondorf

[@joesunday199]

@@drwily Being used for evil is different from being malevolent. Edit: It only came to Ganondorf in Twilight Princess (unless I'm forgetting). He stole the Triforce of Power in Ocarina of Time.

[@Breatheairmyguy]

The sheikah are based on Japanese culture while the zonai are based on mesoamerican culture and mythology. For example, the Aztecs and the Mayans.

[@matthewjohns2399]

I like it keep going if u are able.

[@drwily]

well i will, already got another 22 ish min video done which will hopefully be out next week

[@chrismaclennan9021]

This zonia theory sounds a lot like skypiea from one piece.

[@Zacian2.0]

Wait, I mean I never make videos or get it out there but I thought this was common knowledge. Like this was something I was thinking about back in 2020. My reddit post got burried with 5 upvotes...

[@virusklaxsosaur4054]

Eh I think the zonai are just twili that was allowed to return to the world of light

[@ninjaruse1242]

Zonai aren’t shielkah as you said. They existed way before before the shielkah. Also they supported ganondorf which leads them to the triforce of power. They are barbarians and did not uphold the law. Also the zonai hand didn’t seal Ganon but healed him. The hand is in the same place where he was stabbed by the master sword in twilight princess. It is clearly healing his chest wound. Also Ganon isn’t even chained to the pedestal so he wouldn’t willingly go on a random pedestal. The zonai built the temple favoring him and helped him. But just like how the yiga helped Ganon in hyrule warriors but of course Gabon turned on them and took their souls. The same happened to the zonai as Gabon took their souls and consumed them healing himself much quicker.

[@joesunday199]

The Zonai are almost certainly not Shiekah. I do agree. But, no. There is no proof of them serving Ganondorf. The Zonai arm joins Link (even save Link from falling). Link is attempting to stop Ganondorf. Also, it's unlikely that it's the same Ganondorf from Twilight Princess. Ganondorf died standing at the end of Twilight Princess (I'm assuming you know this so it shouldn't be a spoiler). There were no Zonai in Twilight Princess to seal or heal him. TOTK's Ganondorf has a drastically different design than Twilight Princess's. It most likely is a reincarnation of Ganondorf.

[@drwily]

The sheikah have existed since the beginning, even before demise so dont agree with that tbh. Also again, i said this to someone else in the comments as well what the hylians know of the Zonai is pretty much based on nothing. They cant even read their writings so the claim of barbarians is most likely supported by almost nothing and could be immensely flawed. I do find your claim of the hand not sealing but healing interesting, although in that one flash shot we do see that ganondorf is attacked by it, and in one trailer we see the hand saving link.

[@joesunday199]

@@drwily I still highly doubt the Zonai were Shiekah. There was no mention of any connection between the Shiekah and Zonai. We've only been told about the Yiga splitting off and no other splits are mentioned. Which would have been important.

[@drwily]

@@joesunday199 Well i mean you dont have to agree hahaha, all fine my dude we are here to speculate ;)

[@joesunday199]

@@drwily Sure thing.

[@smilerdude4704]

What if ganondorf switch bodies with link?

[@chronic_daydreamer]

The Zonai were a Sheikah tribe? Are you sure? I would have put it as the Sheikah, Gerudo and Zonai, given that the Gerudo’s colour is red and Ganondorf came from them. The Gerudo would help Zelda and Link.

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

But now there are two Sheikah Tribes for two of the Triforce pieces. Maybe there is a third.

[@chronic_daydreamer]

@@xinpingdonohoe3978 Doesn’t really make sense to me from a storytelling point of view to have two tribes revealed this late in the story as the others associated with the Triforce, whereas the Zonai have always been mysterious. The Yiga are just Sheikah defectors to Ganon’s side. Seems strange to give them greater importance over Ganondorf’s birth tribe.

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

@@chronic_daydreamer indeed, but consider that there can be more than one trio. Ocarina of Time had the Kokiri, Gorons and Zora fulfilling the role of the green, red and blue. Sheikah, Gerudo and Zonai is definitely a possible trio, but it's not the only possible one involving the Sheikah.

[@chronic_daydreamer]

@@xinpingdonohoe3978 I’m not completely against the theory. But they would have to confirm the Zonai as an ancient Sheikah tribe, or their origin, which is still a possibility.

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

@@chronic_daydreamer and that's what this theory balances on - whether or not the Zonai are actually said to be Sheikah. They're almost definitely humanoid, given their Barbarian armour, but they could just be an offshoot of regular Humans for all we know.

[@ΣτέλιοςΠαναγιώτης]

What about a new kid icarus? Even Dragon Ball Z budokai tenkaichi 4 is in development

[@RyanHaney55]

Oh, I like this. 🩵❤️💚

[@drwily]

glad you do!

[@livie4226]

no, actually, magda is the most evil being in the zelda series.

[@oznahgaming2770]

Hey dude, I think longer videos would be a great idea. Your voice is an attention grabber, so that works out. I don't really have Fallen Kingdom video ideas, I'm more relying on my fellow commentors for those ideas

[@drwily]

well glad you like it, so far seeing that people love it with good audiance retention (how long they watch), and the video is growing pretty fast

[@drwily]

Also i hope the new voice over approach is good

[@gyorggames9268]

Always great to watch long videos from Sussy Wily 🌚🌚

[@drwily]

helllllll yeah, people also seem to like this A LOT, strong vid growth and high audiance retention

[@KyleGK01]

Doctor, please help me. I'm in a legend of zelda phrase and it's all I can think about, and I keep listening to zelda theories. (This is a joke because your channel name is doctor Wily)

[@craptastraphy7805]

First!🎉 ANOTHER great video

[@Cliffordlonghead]

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[@BoyProdigyX]

@@Cliffordlonghead Again, why?

[@oznahgaming2770]

@@Cliffordlonghead And again, yeah, what do you mean

[@awesomeschwab]

OMG this aged very poorly 😅

[@joesunday199]

So, to start; that glowing light ball seems like it has more to do with the "Recall" ability. It glows with the same light as the ability and the symbol on Link's hand is of the Recall Ability. OK. Now, I find it highly unlikely that the Zonai are Shiekah. There has never been any indication of another split within the Shiekah. Impa would have stated there was. It also doesn't make sense as both the Shiekah and Yiga are based on Japanese culture while the Zonai appear to be based on Aztec/Mayan. That is a massive difference in culture. Also, I think the Zonai symbol is of the Dragons circling each other; not the swirl. Also, the Zonai were referred to as "barbarians". Which would be weird to refer to a Shiekah group that serves the Goddesses. It wouldn't make sense for the Yiga to be represented by Din. If her Flame (Skyward Sword) produces a light that evil reviles; it wouldn't make sense for the villains to use her power. Plus, both the Shiekah and Zonai have built constructs. Both with different energies yet the Yiga don't have any? I don't think the connections are what some fans think they are. I think the Shiekah and Zonai are more rivals than formerly apart of the same group. The Green Energy is theorized to be some kind of soul energy (based on Luminous Stones). The Blue Energy isn't known what it is. What about Red? We haven't seen it (It doesn't appear to be Yiga magic as Monk Maz Koshia uses the same red magic). If it were, why not make their own Constructs? Why would Din offer her powers to the Yiga? Ganondorf stealing the Triforce of Power made sense. But, Din aiding a group that would end her? That doesn't make sense. How would the Yiga even get this power? I'm going to state I don't believe this theory. In the slightest.

[@drwily]

As mentioned in the video i could be wrong, and the energy ball could be something else. Second when it comes to the zonai there are a lot of misconceptions among hylians, they cant even read there language and clearly have a flawed view of them being savages now that we see more of them. So i don't agree with the idea that impa would have known, this was all waaaaaayyyyy before her time. third, din still represents this, and the argument you make isn't solid enough imo because why would the triforce piece of din always go to the literal evil in the series. Sure it defeats evil but is also associated with it. Also the Yiga do have red energy, it powers all there magic as can clearly be seen in botw. Also i am not claiming that the din aid them, they just represent it in many ways just like ganondorf does, while link represents the piece of courage. Overall good criticisms and yeah we will have to see whether I was right in anyway hahaha, i hope you enjoyed the video!

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

You forget that Din's judgement is a bit anomalous. She decided Ganondorf should survive his execution after all.

[@joesunday199]

@@xinpingdonohoe3978 We actually don't know why he survived. It could be because he stole the Triforce in one Timeline but Link went back in Time to prevent him from getting it. The Triforce must have somehow still split as Link gets his Piece and Zelda still gets hers. It could be that since the Triforce split in the original Timeline; it would still go to the original holder regardless of Link's attempts to change the future.

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

@@joesunday199 "Yet...By some divine prank, he, too, had been blessed with the chosen power of the gods." A divine prank, as it is described; the Triforce of Power being awoken in him and saving his life right as he is impaled by the Sages.

[@joesunday199]

@@xinpingdonohoe3978 So, how did Link and Zelda get their Triforce Pieces?

[@devonthemonster3932]

Say it with me fa-ro-re you have to sound it out..it's not fa-roar

[@drwily]

i do my best :(, also when it comes to a lot of these words no one really knows how to pronounce them

[@drwily]

In general when pronouncing stuff i follow what most people do twitter.com/ZeldaUniverse/status/747597245218856963

[@devonthemonster3932]

@Dr.Wily well it is a Japanese game translated to English which would explain why it's kind of hard to pronounce but in Japanese everything is kind of group together so you kind of sound out the syllables so which is why I said fa-roar-ray with the link you sent me it still says that in the chart but over here in America lot of people just go with what's easiest to do ,for example hateno village is pronounced ha-te-no, but you will hear people say hat-eno or ha-tay-no because they wanna say it the easiest way possible for them and do very minimal research on the pronounctions

[@vicentesepulveda1129]

Why do you emphazise the last syllabe of every word and take it so high? 😭

[@drwily]

not sure it is something i tend to do, working on it and voice overs have already changed a lot to fix this, but it isnt something that will never ever happen. In general without it words just fall off and you dont hear the last bit, so doing my best to limit my voice and fix it some how.

[@FALA731]

It's YIN and yang. Not YinG

[@drwily]

doing my best here

[@xinpingdonohoe3978]

If I'm going to be pedantic too, it's 阴阳, "yin yang", not 阴和阳, "yin and yang".