Zelda timeline., Known as Zelda Retrospective 6.

Youtube link.
I think this is already posted.
Man, I just need to love Zelda. <3
Especially the music.
Edit: Warning possibly spoilers.

This post has been edited by Serban on Jan 6 2007, 03:11 PM

Very, very interesting.


And there's no spoilers for games that came out in the last 3 years.

That was interesting. Zelda's timeline always confused me so I try to not think about it too much.

Good theory, though.

That made surprisingly much sense. Very interesting.

It makes a lot of sense, but they could have at least finished TP before this. Then they could have determined whether TP also has an alternate ending or not, ause that's what they made it sound like.

they forgot the original four swords >(

Four Swords Adventures is technically the same

I don't see how FS is considered canon anyway. It's not even its own game.

This makes me reconsider TMC as being the first (as did playing through it again this weekend), but otherwise, I'm not a fan of this theory. At least it's well thought out.

Not a big fan of this theory, but I sorta support the two timeline theory as well as the Minish Cap being the first.

Meh, from what I see, the Four Swords is kind-of spin-off for me.

No, not really.

Let's stop b**ching about the timeline and play the damn games.

Well, if you have anything you like to examine and study, you should just shut up and look at it/play with it for no reason at all

Twilight Pricess screws this over because at the end
Spoilers:

Midna destroies Hyrule Castle, and there is no flood.

Lol rebuild the castle, lol flood in the next game.

There problem solved.

Why are we wasting time trying to figure out a timeline when we can just enjoy the glory of Zelda.

You want to piece things together in a certain way, then play Tetris.

I think twilight princess is the Second game.

Yes, lets not learn. Lets just do whatever we want and be ignorant. Jolly good advise there, ol chap.

How about you don't tell people what to do.

Let Zelda fanboys be fanboys and do what they want to do in order to enjoy and better understand the series they like.

If you don't like the way someone does something, but it doesn't affect you in any way, then GTFO.





The "Split Timeline" theory is one of the most intriguing theories I've ever heard about Zelda, and is one I've heard before but quickly forgot about. I like it.

This post has been edited by Joey on Jan 7 2007, 02:21 PM

Wow. That DOES make a surprising amount of sense.