Idea for a Zelda Game, I hope you have some time on your hands

Cuz it's a longin'.

Legend of Zelda: Pearls of the Goddesses (if someone makes some sort of dirty joke or referance, I'll have your hide. Besides, it'a still early beta. You'll see why I named it this)

A few notes:

I'm probably going to add another dungeon to the first half of the story
I've skipped boss and dungeon details

Now git readin'! There's a character list at the end just in case you're confused.

The story starts with a panorama of hieroglyphics depicting the events of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

“With the Dark Lord defeated, Hyrule returned to peace…but the evil was not as sealed away as everyone had hoped and thought.”

This gives some foreshadowing to events to come in the game….

Link, a young country boy was minding his daily chores around the village when his grandfather called him for sword practice. After the practice, Link’s grandfather reminds Link of why he’s training so hard: his ancestors were knights of Hyrule some four hundred years ago. The next day, Grandpa sends Link out to Castle Town market to conduct some sales. On his way through the village, you have to stop and buy a slingshot because there’s a large spider blocking the ladder to unlock the gate. To get the money, you need to do chores around the village. Kill the spider, unlock the gate, and move on.;

On his arrival in Castle Town, Link sees a troupe of performers in the central plaza. He heads on over to watch. When he gets there, Din is dancing. After the scene, the ringleader asks if anyone wants to dance with Din. Almost all the men in the crowd raise their hands, but the Din points to Link. He walks up onstage and a mini-game commences. In this mini-game, the story will progress weather you do well or not. You need to press the buttons in the correct sequence they appear on the screen.

Once the game is over, Din will tell Link that she had fun, and for him to come back anytime. The crowd cheers, but stops when a booming clap is heard. Everyone turns to the source of the sound to see Golgon in an alley. He emerges saying the following:

“Bravo, Din. You are an amazing dancer, but your disguise skills need work. I know who you are, Oracle of Seasons!”

At this statement, the whole crowd gasps and Din takes a step back. Link stands in front of her and draws his sword and shield. Golgon merely scoffs and decides to humor Link, and challenges him to a duel. The player will need to dodge Golgon’s attacks and hit him whenever there’s an opening. After Golgon is knocked over, he’ll be enraged and slams Link to the ground. Just as he is about to kill Link, Din intervenes and agrees to go with Golgon if Link is spared. Golgon apologizes for his hasty actions and takes Din’s hand flying off in a tornado.

Link comes to in the inn, but to his amazement, he sees snow on the windowsill. He looks over to see Farore and motions to Nayru and introduces her. They explain the situation and what Link must do to fix it. What’s happened is that with Din kidnapped, Hyrule’s seasons are falling into disarray. Link must find the gems that unlock the gates to Golgon Fortress in four dungeons across Hyrule. Before Link departs, Farore gives him the Pearl of Courage, an item she says he’ll need in the future. Nayru suggests to go to the local tavern to see if anyone knows where a dungeon could be located. Link does so, and a man tells him there’s an ancient temple in the forest southeast of there. Heading that way, Link finds the Kokiri Forest infested with monsters. Slaying all them, some of the children come out of their houses and thank Link. They say an evil witch with a red gem on her head went there and put a curse on the forest. They tell him the source of the curse is in the Forest Temple, so Link heads there. After traversing the Lost Woods, he comes across the temple and climbs some vines to reach the entrance.

FOREST TEMPLE: Item acquired: Bow and Arrows

BOSS: PARASITIC DEMON: GOHMA-BABA Reward: Key of Forest

After saving the forest, Link heads back to Castle Town, where it is now summer. Upon his arrival, it is attacked by a band of thieves, known as the Gerudo. Link is spotted and must fight off one of them. However, Farore is kidnapped and taken away. Link must borrow a horse from the ranch girl Malon. He chases then down on horseback and rescues Farore. Afterwards, a man from the tavern says he overheard Link’s conversation the other day, and tells him to go to Death Mountain. However, before he can go, Link must beat the man in an archery game to get an item the man says he‘ll need. As a reward for victory, he gives Link the Iron Boots.

Heading to Death Mountain, Link meets several Gorons, or mountain people, on the way up. They tell him that a witch with a “tasty looking red gem” on her head came and enslaved them all with her magic, and trapped the elder within the deepest confines of the factory they were forced to build. Link continues his ascent to find the factory atop the mountain, but he can’t get to it because it is blocked by stone mushrooms. He goes back to town and asks Farore. She tells him that he must travel a short ways west to the Temple of Seasons to find an artifact there.

Doing so, Link enters the grand antechamber. Upon a pedestal at the end of the hall is the Rod of Seasons. As he approaches it, he is ambushed by two Gerudos. After fighting them off, he obtains the rod and is thanked and granted the power of autumn and spring by the Season Spirits, the inhabitants of the temple.

Link heads back to Death Mountain when the rod glows. He swings it, and sure enough, autumn comes. He continues to the summit to where the rock mushrooms blocked his path and sees they’re just normal mushrooms. He cuts them and proceeds.

EVIL FOUNDRY: Item: Megaton Hammer

BOSS: Subterranean Dragon Machine: MECHA VOLVAGIA Reward: Key of Fire

After the Elder is saved, Link is sealed as a Goron Brother. He heads back to town and Farore tells him the next key was held by an ancient civilization that lived in the clouds. However, Link is unable to get there until he finds some way of transport. Farore asks him to go out and about for a while, while she does some research, and maybe he could do some research of his own. To move the plot along, Link must go to Lake Hylia in the southwest. He’ll find some ruins, and on a stone is inscribed

“He who wishes to reach the Fortress of Winds must find his way with the boom of thunder”

Link heads back to Castle Town and hears from Farore that the “boom of thunder” was a giant cannon, but it only appeared in winter. So Link heads back to the Tower of Winter in the Temple of Seasons and gets the winter ability. He swings the rod at the lake, but must then solve a ice block puzzle.

FORTRESS OF WINDS: Item: Hookshot

BOSS: Sky Dragon: AQUIMENTIS Reward: Key of Winds

Link again goes back to Castle Town where Farore tells him the last key is kept by the Zora, a race of fish people who dwell near Lake Hylia. Link finds his way to Zora’s Domain and talks to the prince. He says his mother was swept away by some sort of unnatural current and Link must find her somewhere along Zora’s River. He gives Link a Zora Tunic so he can swim easier and breathe underwater. He swims downstream and finds Queen Zora trapped in some rocks. Link must then go back to Castle town and play “Bombchu Bowling” to get some bombs. He goes back to Zora’s River, but finds the bombs won’t work. So he needs to go back to Zora’s Domain and the prince gives him Water Bombs. He frees Queen Zora and in return, the prince tells Link that the key is in the Water Temple of Lake Hylia, but the water is only low enough for access in summer, and it’s spring. So Link must go back to the Temple of Seasons and obtain the ability of summer, then head back to Lake Hylia and enter the temple.

WATER TEMPLE: Item: Boomerang

BOSS: Mutated Mollusk: OCTOGON

Link heads back to Castle Town to find out from Farore that he still can’t defeat Golgon with the weapons he has. He needs to find the “Sword of Legend,” which is said to have been used by the Hero of Time and is the blade of evil’s bane. However, to find it, Link must sneak into Hyrule Castle via sewers and the rooftops. Once he hops the roofs to the center tower, he’ll be in Princess Zelda’s chamber. She’ll be looking out the other window, and say that she’s been waiting for him without turning around. She tells him about the legend of the Master Sword, and where to find it. Link must head to the Sacred Forest via a different path through the Lost Woods. She says to ask Saria, a Kokiri that is often found at the Forest Temple entrance. Doing so, Saria says she’ll run ahead of Link to the Sacred Grove and runs off. Link must then follow the sound of her ocarina through the forest to find the grove. Once there, he must solve 3 challenges, one involving wisdom, one courage, and one power. Once these are completed, the way to the Master Sword opens, but again, Link is ambushed by the Gerudo. After defeating them, he draws the blade.

Link heads back to Castle Town and Farore sees the sword. She says that now that he has the blade, he must journey to Golgon Fortress, a large tower in the northern mountains of Gerudo Desert, but then Link notices something. Nayru is gone. Farore tells him that she went to the forest for awhile, and may not be back for a few days. So Link departs for the fortress.

GOLGON FORTRESS: Item: None

Link confronts Golgon. He for somehow, knew he was coming, and was very well prepared, and then he lunges.

BOSS: General of Darkness: GOLGON Reward: Din/Pearl of Power

After the first few strikes on him, Golgon will become irritated and say that Link has become different since they first fought. Link is about to strike once more, but Golgon summons the crystal Din is sealed in, and uses it as a shield. When Link strikes the crystal, Din screams in pain. Link must reflect Din’s crystal back at Golgon with the Rod of Seasons. After a few volleys (along with some energy blasts and tosses of a mace on Golgon‘s part), Golgon will stumble and fall to his knees. Link will go up to him and run him through, but a red smoke comes off the wound, and the body merely crumbles to sand. Golgon’s voice will be heard one last time.

“Gu…you may have defeated…me…but my order was…to bring about destruction to Hyrule…and gather it in this body…to send to Mistress Twinrova…”

With that statement, Din’s crystal breaks, and she hugs and thanks Link. Din gives Link the Pearl of Power as a reward and a token of gratitude. They head back to Castle Town, where there is a small celebration. However, Link is melancholy since Nayru is not there, and through various meetings and from the times he heard her sing, he wished she could be there. Farore finds him sitting on a crate, and asks him what’s wrong…but she doesn’t seem herself…and her skin seems pale. Farore’s defense for this is that she sent too much time inside. It would be good for her to go out and get some fresh air. She suggests they go to find Nayru since Link misses her so much. He agrees to go with her and they depart.

When they come to the Lost Woods, they don’t hear the usual song they hear. Instead of an ocarina, they hear someone…singing. They follow the sound to the Sacred Grove to find it blocked by a boulder with the Triforce on it. Farore asks Link to move it, since she is rather weak framed. Link nods and pushes the boulder away, and they move on.

At the Master Sword Shrine, Link and Farore see Nayru sitting on a stump singing with a bunch of forest animals (squirrels, deer, a fox, and a rabbit perhaps) gathered around. Nayru stops, and the animals ask her to go on, but in response she says the following:

“Light…and darkness…they have both come at once…I knew I couldn’t stay here for long.”

Curious, Link walks up to her. She says that she could see something bad about to happen. Farore comes up to her.

“If you are correct, then you know what is about to befall you?”

“Yes…I came to this forest to hide and made a force field to keep evil away. I suppose I was foolish, since no one can stop father time from doing his will.”

At that moment, the sky goes dark, and lighting strikes. Farore collapses and a shadow rises from her body, taking form of Veran. Link attempts to strike, but Veran merely teleports behind him and knocks him down, then turns to Nayru. She takes the form of a shadow once more, and Nayru stands up, and tries to back away, but trips over the stump. Veran overcomes her, and Nayru’s skin turns pale. She stands up and laughs. Link gets back up as well.

“The power of the Oracle of Ages is now mine! Link, I hope you’ve had a happy life, because now I’m going to ERASE YOU FROM HISTORY!”

With that statement, there is a flash, and Veran is gone. Farore comes to, and begins to cry. She says she was possessed by Veran in order to get Link to break the force field. She explains that Nayru wasn’t a normal Hylian. She was the Oracle of Ages, the person that could control time. Now with Nayru possessed and Veran in the past, history could be altered to Veran’s will. She continues to say that Link needs to find the Elements of Time to weaken Veran. She says that there is legend that the Gerudo hold one. So Link must journey to the far west of Gerudo Desert to the Gerudo Fortress, sneak past the guards, and get to the Gerudo Palace.

GERUDO PALACE: Item: Double Hookshot

BOSS: Gerudo Queen: NATIRA Reward: Element of Present

After you beat Natira, she’ll say that you’re a good fighter, and have proven to be the equivalent of a Gerudo thief. She walks past and says to come back anytime with a wink, then leaves.

Heading back to Castle Town, Veran’s troublemaking in the past has already taken effect. The town seems smaller, and is more run down than before. Link goes to the inn and talks to Farore. She explains that Veran must be using Nayru to influence the Princess Zelda of the past to oppress the people, and history is slowly unwinding. Din then says to move the conversation to the elements. Farore says the next one is in the Sacred Realm, but the only gateway to that which was the Temple of Time was destroyed some hundred years ago. Link needs to find some way to the past. Din suggests to check Nayru’s room here at the inn and gives him the key. He enters and moves a stature from in front of a curtain and pushes the curtain away to see a secret passage. He proceeds through to find a room with the Harp of Ages on the pedestal in the center. He grabs it, and an apparition of Nayru appears. She explains that if Link has the harp, then she is no longer in this time, and cataclysm is about to begin. With that, she teaches Link the Tune of Echoes. With it, if a time scar is near (it’s obvious in game), it will open and Link will be able to jump to the past or back to the present. The image disappears, and Link leaves the inn. Going outside, he plays the harp, and a Time Hole appears. He travels back to the past to less…developed Castle Town. The temple is visible, and Link tries to enter, but the guards stop him. They say that Princess Zelda is looking for something called Flash Seeds. They say if he really needs to get into the temple, he can enter if he finds the seeds. So Link must travel out to Hyrule Field, which seems smaller than before. He goes to Kokiri Forest to see a few of the same children from before, but they’re flocking around a young man, who doesn’t look more than the age of 17. He’s showing them some sword techniques, when he sees Link. Some of the kids move out of the man’s way, and he walks over to Link.

“Hm. You’re a new face. Tell me, why are you in Kokiri clothes? What? Who am I? My name is Sir Raven. I used to travel across the land of Hyrule, putting down a few evil beasts every now and then. Eh? You’ve done the same? Well then, care to show some techniques?”

With this statement, Raven challenges Link to a duel. After a few sword clangs and swipes, both Link and Raven are wiped out. He acknowledges Link’s skill, and shakes his hand. Link mentions to him he’s looking for Flash Seeds. Raven looks to a boy, who runs into the shop and brings back a pouch, and gives it to Link. Raven wishes Link safe travels and goes back to his sword practice.

Heading back to the temple, the guards see Link has the Flash Seeds. They call another guard who escorts Link to Hyrule Castle. Once in the courtyard, the past Princess Zelda is looking through a window. (They seem to enjoy doing this.) She turns around and gasps, then embraces Link.

“Link! Oh how much I’ve missed you! It’s been nearly a year since…we’ve…last…met?”

She lets go and jumps back. She apologizes for the case of mistaken identity. He had reminded her of someone else, and was nearly a spitting image of him. She asks why he came, and a guard says that he brought Flash Seeds. Zelda then kindly asks for the seeds, and Link complies. She apologizes for the lack of a reward, and will try to have something nice made for him. The guards escort him out, and Link enters the temple. He sees a shrine similar to the one in the Sacred Grove. He thrusts the sword into the pedestal, and a staircase appears, leading to the next dungeon.

TEMPLE OF TIME Item: Dominion Rod

BOSS: Stone Warrior: ARMOS KING Reward: Element of Past

Link travels back to the present, and goes back to the inn. Din runs up to him and says that she and Farore found out a new song for the harp. Farore asks for the harp, and Link hands it to her. She teaches him the Tune of Currents, which will allow him to travel from past to present at will, but he will still need to find time scars for traveling visa-versa. She says the next element is held by the Zora, and Link must head back.

At Zora’s Domain, there is mysterious gel in the water. Link proceeds to the throne room to see the prince caring for his mother, who has fallen ill. Supposedly, the water has become poisoned and dangerous. Since Zora’s Sea is the source of the water in Hyrule, it won’t be long before the whole kingdom is contaminated. Link goes back to the inn, and Farore looks up the problem. In history, was said the poison was brought about by a curse on the ocean, and nothing has been able to break it. Link goes to the past to investigate, and sure enough, the poison is in the past as well. Heading out to Zora’s Sea behind the throne room, there is a small island in the middle. Link goes to it to see an Octorock upon the island…and it was crying. It turns around to see him, and says that it was actually the Great Fairy that protected this sea, but with this curse upon her, the water became polluted. The only way to break the curse was to venture further out into the sea to the Eyeglass Island, where a library had some fairy powder that could return her to normal. Link heads out there, but sees that he needs a book to pass a test in the library. He heads back to the present and returns to the library, finding the book he needs. He returns to the past and gets the powder, and cures the Great Fairy. She cleanses the sea, and Link returns to the present.

However, his efforts were in vain. The Zora prince is sitting in the throne room, crying. He said that Nayru came with a handful of castle guards…and killed his mother for supposed treason. Link explains about the situation, and the prince is slightly gladdened by his efforts, but mourns over his loss. He just wishes for something to remember her by.

Link heads to the inn and tells Farore of the tragedy. She suggests visiting the Kakariko Village Cemetery to pay his respects in the least. Link goes to the cemetery, but is greeted by the ghost of Queen Zora. She knows her son mourns, so she has something in her grave that will help him. Link enters the crypt and finds the Coral Earring.

Returning to Zora’s Domain, Link gives the prince the earring, and he is comforted. He thanks Link for his kindness. Link tells him of the next element. The prince said that his mother had hid it in the guardian fish, Jabu-Jabu’s belly before Nayru came. He grants Link permission to look for it, and Link swims to the bottom of Zora’s Sea to see Jabu-Jabu. Link swims up to him, and as if he knows, Jabu-Jabu opens his mouth.

JABU-JABU’S BELLY Item: Cane of Somaria

BOSS: Electrical Parasite: BARINADE Reward: Element of Future

After Barinade’s defeat, Link heads back to Castle Town where Farore tells him that according to history, Princess Zelda went out to search for the Hero of Time, and most of the castle guard went with her, so Nayru was left at the castle to tend to things. This was Link’s chance to save Nayru. Farore wasn’t too sure about the idea, but Din had this to say:

“He’ll be fine! He saved me from Golgon, AND he has the Master Sword AND three of the Time Elements!”

Unable to argue, Farore agrees to the plan, but Din wants to go with, just in case something goes wrong. Not getting a word in edgewise, Farore just lets them go.

In the past, Link and Din sneak up through the courtyard past a few guards. When they’re inside, they need to sneak past more guards, but if they’re caught, they’ll need to fight them off. Once they reach Nayru’s chamber, Din decides to wait.

BOSS: Possessed Oracle: NAYRU Reward: Nothing

After Veran disappears, Nayru gets up, and Din and the past Zelda run into the room. Zelda asks if that was really Nayru, giving some thought to if she really knew. However, Veran springs out of the shadows, and Din and Nayru make a run for it, while Link tries to protect Zelda. He gets in the way of her possession, and is possessed himself. Veran is happy with the result, and hops out the window.

Meanwhile, Raven was walking across Hyrule Field when he saw Din and Nayru come running from the castle. He asks what the problem is, and they tell what they saw. Nayru thinks Link may be in big trouble, so Raven decides to go save him. He tosses of his traveler’s cloak, revealing a Hylian Shield and the Master Sword. He pulls out a pointed green cap like Link’s and puts it on. Seeing who he really was, Din and Nayru just watched him walk away.

Now Raven (Actually Link from a long time ago) must sneak into the castle in order to find Zelda and see if she’s okay. The items he has when he starts:

Bow and Arrows
Ice Arrows
Fire Arrows
Light Arrows
Hylian Shield
Mirror Shield
Zora Tunic
Megaton Hammer
Hookshot
Master Sword
Bombs
Slingshot with Flash Seeds
Boomerang
Ocarina of Time (Unusable at the moment)
Din’s Fire
Nayru’s Love
Farore’s Wind

Once he gets to Zelda’s chamber, he finds the princess melancholy. She’s glad to see him again, but since Veran is in the body of the other hero, she’s worried at what she can do. Just as she says this, Veran busts through the window and looks over to see Link.

“Pah! So even the Hero of Time comes to try and stop me? It’s all useless! Even with the Master Sword, you’re no match for me without the time elements!”

BOSS: Veran’s Puppet: LINK Reward: Tune of Ages

After Link expels Veran, she disappears and says this:

“I see you’re a skilled fighter! Either you or the shrimp, come to the Dark Lord’s tower! Then I’ll test your skill!”

Link awakens to see Raven standing above him.

“So, you’re my descendant? Little reckless. Looks like it runs in the family.”

Link just couldn’t speak.

“Oh. You’re wondering what I’m talking about? Back in the forest. I saw how you handled that sword, and just how you looked. Both of those were my traits. C’mon. Get up.”

Raven helps Link to his feet. He tells Link that he heard he was looking for the Time Elements. He overheard a few rumors at the pub, and that there was one in the Ancient Tomb in the Gerudo Desert. He tells Link to go out that way, but watch out for the bandits in the Haunted Wasteland. But before he goes, Raven suggests that Link lets his friends know he’s okay.

Link travels back to the present to find Nayru, Din and Farore in the inn. All three of them give him a hug and ask what happened. Link merely tells them where he needs to go next, and they let him go, but Nayru stops him. She says that he’ll need another tune to get through the Haunted Wasteland. She teaches him the Tune of Ages, which will allow Link to travel from past to present at will. He then departs.

Link heads across the desert to the Gerudo’s Fortress. Seeing as these ones don’t know him, Link has to sneak around again. In the fortress, he’ll find the Mirror Shield, and the key to the Haunted Wasteland.

ANCIENT TOMB Item: Spinner

BOSS: Living Fossil: STALLORD Reward: Element of Eternity

Link returns to Castle Town, to see it in better shape. He heads back to the inn, but Farore, Din, and Nayru are gone. He sees a note on the door:

“Link, we’ve gone ahead of you to the past. We’ll be at Old Hyrule Castle.

-Nayru”

Link then heads to the past to see Din, Farore, and Nayru waiting for him, along with Raven and Zelda. Raven says that Veran is at the top of Ganon’s Tower, which is across Hyrule Field. He says Link will need the help, since he’s been there once before. (Note: The Ocarina of Time will be usable at this point, but the only songs that work are Song of Time, Saria's Song, and Zelda's Lulaby)

GANON’S TOWER Item: None

BOSS: Sorceress of Shadows: VERAN Reward: Pearl of Wisdom

After her defeat, Veran merely laughs as she begins to fade away.

“Heh…you’re too late…pathetic heroes! My…job is done…All I needed…to do…was gather enough cries of sorrow…to light the flame…”

Link and Raven are clueless at what this means. They head down the tower, but when they exit, they see Castle Town burning. They run to the town, only to be greeted by Stalfos, skeleton knights. After destroying them, they see a figure fly out of the castle with Zelda in tow. It hovers above them and reveals itself to be Koume. She says that the Flame of Despair will soon be lit, and Ganon will be revived, then looks to Raven.

“Oh ho! I know you! You’re the one who gave me and Kotake the whooping in the Spirit Temple so long ago! Eee hee hee! Too bad for you! You can’t stop us this time! The princesses sacrifices will bring back the Dark Lord!”

She flies off. Raven suggests to go to the present to see if everything is alright there. When they do, they see a similar scene, but Hyrule Castle is covered in ice. They go to the inn to see Din comforting Farore while Nayru is sitting in the corner. She says that Princess Zelda was taken by Kotake, the other Twinrova sister. She and Din make a portal for them to the Room of Rites.

ROOM OF RITES Item: None

BOSS: Witch Sisters: KOUME AND KOTAKE

After a few hits, the sisters will get irritated. They say it’s time to break out their “Secret Weapon.” They fly around in circles, and there is a flash. In their place is Twinrova.

BOSS: Gerudo Sorceress: TWINROVA

Twinrova falls to her knees. Gasping she says this:

“You…may have defeated us…but…we will still succeed…! You force us to sacrifice this body…”

She screams and bursts into light. Once it dims, in her place is Ganon.

“I’m…free…”

He sees Raven and snarls. He says if he wants to stop him, go to Hyrule Castle in the present. With that, he jumps through the ceiling. Link is about to run out the door, but Raven says to make fully sure that they’re ready. The Ocarina of Time can now be used to open paths with a picture of the Master Sword on them. After some preparation on the player’s part (finding items, etc) they head off to Hyrule Castle in the present.

HYRULE CASTLE Item: None

BOSS: Dark Lord Reborn: GANON Player: Raven

After Raven defeats Ganon, Ganon turns into a shadow and fades away. There’s a rumbling, and the tower begins to crumble. After a timed escape, Link and Raven run out into the square, but Raven is pushed back by a shadow, and Link is trapped in a makeshift arena. Ganon appears again.

“You…think you could stop me so easily? You’ve had your turn hero, now…I’ll take care of this brat, then you…then nothing can stop me!”

BOSS: GANON Reward: Game clearance Player: Link

After a few blows, Ganon will get a red aura. He’ll be invulnerable to all of Link’s attacks. The Pearls of the Godesses come out and float into the air. Present Zelda comes running out into the square followed by Din and Nayru. The pearls float to her, and she raises her hands. Raven sees what is happening, and tosses a Light Arrow to Link. An energy ball begins to form above Zelda, but Ganon knocks her away. Now the entire square is the arena. Link must protect Zelda while she gathers energy, once the ball is complete, it will circle Ganon, and Link has to hit it with a Light Arrow for the final blow. Once this is done, Ganon will fade away, and Din and Nayru will hug Link. The citizens of the town, the Kokiri, the Gorons, and the Zora all gather in the square, where a festival is held to honor Link and Raven. But Raven tries to inch away, but Farore grabs him by the collar and asks why he’s leaving. He says that he hates the publicity. She tells him to at least try and enjoy himself, and they walk back into the square.

CREDIT ROLL

(After plot) If Link talks to Raven in Old Castle Town, they can switch out to find other items and complete exclusive side quests.


Items and Important Characters

Items:
Swords:
Hero’s Sword: The starting sword. It is said to have been used by the Hero of Time
The Master Sword: The blade of evil’s bane, acquired in the Sacred Forest

Shields:
Wooden Shield: Starting shield. Will be destroyed if it touches fire.
Hylian Shield: A metal shield, slightly larger than the Wooden Shield.
Mirror Shield: Same size as the Hylian Shield, reflects light and may absorb certain energy attacks.

Story Important Items:
Rod of Seasons: When fused with the power of the Season Spirits, it has the power to alter the seasons to the wielder’s will. Can only be used when the icon glows
Harp of Ages: An instrument used by the Oracle of Ages. It the right tune is played, the user can travel through time at will.
Pearl of Courage: A pearl with the Kokiri Emblem on it. Increases Link’s magic to double if fully powered.
Pearl of Power: A pearl with the Goron Emblem on it. Increases Link’s attack to double strength if fully powered. Acquired by rescuing Din.
Pearl of Wisdom: A pearl with the Zora’s Seal on it. This increases Link’s defense to double if fully powered. Acquired by rescuing Nayru.

Weapons:
Slingshot: A “child’s weapon,” can be used to pick off weak enemies on walls or vines
Flash Seeds: Upgrade to the Slingshot, will make a flash stunning any nearby enemies, and are also Possessed Nayru’s weakness.
Lantern: A handy tool to see in the dark and light lamps up close
Bow and Arrow: A stronger projectile weapon, and can be used as a sniper rifle if combined with the Eagle’s Eye
Ice Arrows: Arrows enchanted with the element of ice, stronger then normal arrows, and do double damage to fire enemies
Fire Arrows: Same as Ice Arrows, but with fire, and do double damage to Ice enemies.
Light Arrows: One shot to a normal enemy will whisk them away, never to be seen again.
Bomb Arrows: If you combine Arrows with Bombs or Water Bombs, these are arrows that explode after a set time or on contact.
Iron Boots: Heavy metal boots that magnetize to certain surfaces and will allow Link to walk underwater
Megaton Hammer: A large hammer that can smash almost anything. ALMOST.
Boomerang: Stuns enemies and cuts vines. Can target multiple objects and always come back.
Hookshot: A grappling item. Can damage or bring enemies closer. Boom, *****, shhhh….click!
Double Hookshot: Just another hookshot, it can be used in succession to the first shot, so you can propel from object to object. Range is also increased.\
Cane of Somaria: (Not Samaria) Cane that when swung creates magical blocks. Hit the blocks with a sword to dispel them.
Dominion Rod: Link can control statues with this. If the statue falls in a pit, is destroyed, or is just out of range, the control will shut off.
Spinner: An item that Link can ride that spins like a top. It will be used to trigger many switches and cross many gaps. However, like all tops…it will come to a stop…
Bombs: Explosives. Need I say more?
Water Bombs: Bombs that can be used underwater. Will target and swim after an enemy if it is near enough.
Eagle’s Eye: A telescope like device that allows you to see long distances.
Din’s Fire: A charm that creates an expanding dome of fire around the user.
Nayru’s Love: A charm that protects the user from energy attacks. Consumes magic when active
Farore’s Wind: A charm that allows Link to warp to certain areas in Hyrule that he’s visited. In dungeons, it will take him back to the entrance.

Armor:
Hero’s Clothes: The standard armor. The same style clothes were worn by the Hero of Time
Zora Tunic: Enchanted armor that allows the wearer to breathe underwater and swim at high speeds. However, the user is also susceptible to fire and ice.
Magic Armor: This armor is not required for the game, but it helps. As long as Link has Rupees, he is invincible to damage. However, if he runs out, the armor will become heavy and slow him down.

Pick ups:
Heart: Restores health by one heart
Piece of Heart: Collect four to increase the health gauge by one heart
Heart Container: Increases the health gauge by one heart. Normally a dungeon boss drops this upon defeat.
Green Rupee: Hylian currency, increases Rupees by one
Blue Rupee: Increases Rupees by five
Yellow Rupee: Increases Rupees by ten
Red Rupee” Increases Rupees by twenty
Purple Rupee: Increases Rupees by fifty
Orange Rupee: Increases Rupees by 100
Silver Rupee: Increases Rupees by 200
Gold Rupee: Increases Rupees by 500
Power Piece: Powers up the Pearl of Power. You need twenty
Wisdom Piece: Powers up the Pearl of Wisdom: You need twenty.
Courage Piece: Powers up the Pearl of Courage. You need twenty.


Important Characters:

Protagonists:
Link: Hero of the game. Still in the green I see.
Din: Oracle that controls the Seasons disguised as a circus dancer
Nayru: Oracle that controls time, disguised as a singer/harpist
Farore: A young girl who is good friends with Din and Nayru. She’ll be a constant help along Link’s journey, since she knows many things about Hyrule’s history
Sir Raven: The Hero of Time in disguise. He doesn’t like all the fame and publicity, so he’s disguised himself as a traveler.
Princess Zelda (present): Princess of Hyrule, who supposedly has the ability to see great disasters coming.
Princess Zelda (past): Princess of Old Hyrule, who mistakes Link for the Hero of Time. She has the same ability as her future counterpart

Antagonists:
Golgon (Aka: Onox): General of Darkness. He kidnaps early in the game to light the Flame of Destruction.
Veran: Sorceress of Shadows. She possesses Nayru and travels back in time to alter history in order to light the Flame of Sorrow
Koume: One of the Twinrova Sisters, controls the power of fire.
Kotake: The other Twinrova Sister, controls the power of ice
Twinrova: Koume and Kotake’s fused form. A renowned Gerudo sorceress. She’s attempting to revive Ganon
Ganon: The Dark Lord supposedly sealed away four hundred years ago by the Hero of Time.

tl;dr: Basicly a variation on OoA/S, but with many plot differences.

So...who likes it?

This post has been edited by Black Boo on Mar 26 2009, 06:17 PM

I DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! lol great sounds shweet

tl;dr

Actually I read it all the way, I like the structure, very smooth.

I was going to read the whole thing.

When I stopped at the part about Din and Oracle of Seasons. Seriously, everything about it at that point is taken from other Zelda games. When I first skimmed through, I also saw similar names and items of dungeons. Just saw the tl;dr. So it is a remake that takes place AFTER OoT. I was hoping for more originality.

I will edit this after reading the whole thing if I find the time.

This post has been edited by Drei on Mar 26 2009, 07:04 PM

I skimmed through it but it's not bad. I love that you included Sir Raven.

I'd enjoy seeing some new weapons for Link though. Zelda games always introduce new things.

I need ideas...I'm flat out bombed on those. Sorry.

And dungeon names too.

It kind of sounds like a rehash to me. : /

The intro was ripped almost completely from Twilight Princess and a little bit of Wind Waker. And you basically just pasted a bunch of other games together.

Not that it couldn't be fun, I just don't think it's very original. If you finish it, I'll definitely play it though.

Although I only read up to the part with Din getting kidnapped. I'll post later about the rest.

This post has been edited by ChaosEmerl on Mar 26 2009, 08:03 PM

I repeat, I still would like some more ideas for dungeons and such.

Though I'm keeping Gerudo Palace and Fortress of Winds, though I could change the items and such.

IDEAS AND SUGGESTIONS MUCH APPRECIATED.

Congratulations on making a Zelda game with elements from every other Zelda game, ending in a fight with Ganondorf. Too bad Nintendo already created something similar by throwing a tumor from Shigeru Miyamotos brain and a melted OOT cartridge into a pot and naming it Twilight Princess.

You wanna try wording that a little more nicely?

truth hurts.

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