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Interlopers

2023-12-27T23:04:06Z

AstroNinja:

A dark tribe of magic users that were banished to the twilight realm and later became the Twili.
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Interlopers

2023-12-27T23:02:46Z

AstroNinja: added category

A dark tribe of users of shadow magic that were banished to the twilight realm and later became the Twili.
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Interlopers

2023-12-27T23:00:58Z

AstroNinja: page creation

A dark tribe of users of shadow magic that were banished to the twilight realm and later became the Twili.

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2023-12-27T22:48:16Z

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Astroninja's Temple of Time Theory (BotW)

2023-06-19T23:52:44Z

AstroNinja:

The Evidence

There is far more to the Great Plateau, and more importantly the Temple of Time, than meets the eye in Breath of the Wild. To begin with, there is not only an entrance to the plateau from the surface, but this entrance lines up with what appears to be a ritual path of pilgrimage. This entrance is on the northeast side of the plateau, currently sealed with dirt and rubble at the bottom, and on the inside the entrance is flooded.

Following directly from this entrance way is a path leading directly to the fountain in front of the temple complex, beyond which is a winding path that leads to 3 smaller temples each dedicated to one of the Golden Goddesses. These small temples are arranged in exactly the same way that they are represented in the Triforce, Farore on the bottom right, Naryu at the bottom left, Din at the top. Above all of this is the Temple of Time, within which is a statue of the Goddess Hylia.

Interestingly the entrance of the temple is aligned perfectly with Hyrule Castle, and upon closer inspection from both the castle and the temple, there is a direct line of sight directly from the goddess station in the temple, to the King’s throne in the Castle Sanctuary.

Furthermore, the small statues surrounding the main goddess statue are all aligned with a mountain, visible through the windows of the temple. These include Mt Satori, Hebra Peak, Death Mountain, Mt Floria, Spectacle Rock, and (strangely given the its relative insignificance) Nette Plateau.

This tells me there is some deeper meaning to the alignment of the temple itself, as these all seem too deliberate and many of them too precise to be an accident. Not just deliberate, but these alignments seem almost ritualistic. If theories are true that it was moved, this finally gives meaning to the seemingly random manner in which it has been rotated from its perceived original position.

The (theoretical) Ritual

Imagine this, a whole ritual procession from the castle enters the plateau through the now buried and flooded gateway. This gateway is guarded on the outside by the Gatepost Town outpost, and on the inside by a steep slope with high walls on either side. They follow the path to the fountain where they gather and prepare for the coming ritual. The first stop is the Shrine of Farore, followed by the Shrine of Nayru, then finally the Shrine of Din. At each shrine they make an offering of a scale of the respective goddess’s Dragon. Finally, upon reaching the Temple of Time, they make one final combined offering to all 3 goddesses at the base of the stairs to the statue of Hylia. The lesser priests then surround the statue and stand before each of the mini goddess statues that gaze out upon the many peaks of Hyrule, while the High priest makes the prayer to the large statue that gazes directly upon Hyrule castle, and the King himself far across the land on the other end of the kingdom.
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Astroninja's Temple of Time Theory (BotW)

2023-06-19T23:49:20Z

AstroNinja: Created page with "The Evidence There is far more to the Great Plateau, and more importantly the Temple of Time, than meets the eye in Breath of the Wild. To begin with, there is not only an entrance to the plateau from the surface, but this entrance lines up with what appears to be a ritual path of pilgrimage. This entrance is on the northeast side of the plateau, currently sealed with dirt and rubble at the bottom, and on the inside the entrance is flooded. Following directly from this..."

The Evidence

There is far more to the Great Plateau, and more importantly the Temple of Time, than meets the eye in Breath of the Wild. To begin with, there is not only an entrance to the plateau from the surface, but this entrance lines up with what appears to be a ritual path of pilgrimage. This entrance is on the northeast side of the plateau, currently sealed with dirt and rubble at the bottom, and on the inside the entrance is flooded.

Following directly from this entrance way is a path leading directly to the fountain in front of the temple complex, beyond which is a winding path that leads to 3 smaller temples each dedicated to one of the Golden Goddesses. These small temples are arranged in exactly the same way that they are represented in the Triforce, Farore on the bottom right, Naryu at the bottom left, Din at the top. Above all of this is the Temple of Time, within which is a statue of the Goddess Hylia.

Interestingly the entrance of the temple is aligned perfectly with Hyrule Castle, and upon closer inspection from both the castle and the temple, there is a direct line of sight directly from the goddess station in the temple, to the King’s throne in the Castle Sanctuary.

Furthermore, the small statues surrounding the main goddess statue are all aligned with a mountain, visible through the windows of the temple. These include Mt Satori, Hebra Peak, Death Mountain, Mt Floria, Spectacle Rock, and (strangely given the its relative insignificance) Nette Plateau.

This tells me there is some deeper meaning to the alignment of the temple itself, as these all seem too deliberate and many of them too precise to be an accident. Not just deliberate, but these alignments seem almost ritualistic. If theories are true that it was moved, this finally gives meaning to the seemingly random manner in which it has been rotated from its perceived original position.

The (theoretical) Ritual

Imagine this, a whole ritual procession from the castle enters the plateau through the now buried and flooded gateway. This gateway is guarded on the outside by the Gatepost Town outpost, and on the inside by a steep slope with high walls on either side. They follow the path to the fountain where they gather and prepare for the coming ritual. The first stop is the Shrine of Farore, followed by the Shrine of Nayru, then finally the Shrine of Din. At each shrine they make an offering of a scale of the respective goddess’s Dragon. Finally, upon reaching the Temple of Time, they make one final combined offering to all 3 goddesses at the base of the stairs to the statue of Hylia. The lesser priests then surround the statue and stand before each of the mini goddess statues that gaze out upon the many peaks of Hyru<ref></ref>le, while the High priest makes the prayer to the large statue that gazes directly upon Hyrule castle, and the King himself far across the land on the other end of the kingdom.

Zonai

2023-05-12T19:24:43Z

AstroNinja: added category

An ancient people who descended from the sky to help the Hylians establish the kingdom of Hyrule. They helped fight the Demon King in the Imprisoning War
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Zonai

2023-05-12T14:55:39Z

AstroNinja: page creation, initial stub

An ancient people who descended from the sky to help the Hylians establish the kingdom of Hyrule. They helped fight the Demon King in the Imprisoning War

Triforce

2023-05-04T22:17:53Z

AstroNinja: Added image of ALTTP triforce

[[File:Triforce.png|thumb|The Triforce]]
The '''Triforce''' is a set of three triangular artifacts consisting of the the ''Triforce of Power'', the ''Triforce of Wisdom'', and the ''Triforce of Courage''. It possess the ability to grant the wish of whoever touches the assembled set, although in some cases additional steps may be required. It was made after the Golden Goddesses had finished [[Creation of the World|creating the world]] at their point of departure.

When together, the three triangles can been seen to act in one of two ways. Either the three triangles will hover in the air while rotating on multiple axes, or they will come together to touch at their points to form a larger triangle with an inverted triangular gap in the middle. The latter is the bases of most triforce iconography. When arranged this way the triangles are often distinguished by the ''Triforce of Power'' being the topmost while the ''Triforce of Wisdom'' and the ''Triforce of Courage'' are on the left and right respectively.

== Acquisition ==
When someone acquires one of the three artifacts it disappears, leaving a three-triangle mark on the hand. In certain situations, parts of the mark representing the pieces held will glow a yellow color.

On it's own, ''The Triforce of Power'', has only been seen in the possession of Ganondorf.

'''Bearers'''

The individual pieces have frequently been held by characters of the same name and role in the game's story, and the player.

'''Rejection'''

When an individual makes contact with the three artifacts, the triangles may reject the user by disappearing and being 'acquired' by individuals of its choosing. If the artifacts are then brought together again, it will not reject the user, and will grant their wish as normal.

== Abilities ==
Apart from granting the wishes of those that touch it, it is suggested that each piece imparts magical abilities to whoever holds it.

'''Wish Granting'''

Whoever brings the three triangles together and touches the complete Triforce may be given the power to make their desire a reality. It has been noted that the Triforce cannot judge a good wish from an evil wish. The triforce may reject the one making a wish if they have an 'unbalanced heart' and then depart to be 'acquired' by individuals of its choosing. It is not clear how subtle this is for those obtaining their piece.

== Appearances ==
[[File:ALttP Triforce Sacred Realm Artwork.png|left|thumb|The Triforce in the Sacred Realm, ALTTP]]
The triforce has appeared in the majority of games in the ''Zelda'' franchise.

Individual pieces have sometimes been broken into smaller parts, namely in ''The Hyrule Fantasy'' and in ''The Wind Waker''.

== Essence of the Triforce ==
In ''A Link to the Past'', the Triforce was able to speak, introducing itself as ''The Essence of the Triforce.''

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File:ALttP Triforce Sacred Realm Artwork.png

2023-05-04T22:14:29Z

AstroNinja:

Category:Theories

2023-04-29T16:27:04Z

AstroNinja: Created page with "Category for fan theory pages"

Category for fan theory pages

Triforce

2023-04-26T03:19:09Z

AstroNinja:

[[File:Triforce.png|thumb|The Triforce]]
The '''Triforce''' is a set of three triangular artifacts consisting of the the ''Triforce of Power'', the ''Triforce of Wisdom'', and the ''Triforce of Courage''. It possess the ability to grant the wish of whoever touches the assembled set, although in some cases additional steps may be required. It was made after the Golden Goddesses had finished [[Creation of the World|creating the world]] at their point of departure.

When together, the three triangles can been seen to act in one of two ways. Either the three triangles will hover in the air while rotating on multiple axes, or they will come together to touch at their points to form a larger triangle with an inverted triangular gap in the middle. The latter is the bases of most triforce iconography. When arranged this way the triangles are often distinguished by the ''Triforce of Power'' being the topmost while the ''Triforce of Wisdom'' and the ''Triforce of Courage'' are on the left and right respectively.

== Acquisition ==
When someone acquires one of the three artifacts it disappears, leaving a three-triangle mark on the hand. In certain situations, parts of the mark representing the pieces held will glow a yellow color.

On it's own, ''The Triforce of Power'', has only been seen in the possession of Ganondorf.

'''Bearers'''

The individual pieces have frequently been held by characters of the same name and role in the game's story, and the player.

'''Rejection'''

When an individual makes contact with the three artifacts, the triangles may reject the user by disappearing and being 'acquired' by individuals of its choosing. If the artifacts are then brought together again, it will not reject the user, and will grant their wish as normal.

== Abilities ==
Apart from granting the wishes of those that touch it, it is suggested that each piece imparts magical abilities to whoever holds it.

'''Wish Granting'''

Whoever brings the three triangles together and touches the complete Triforce may be given the power to make their desire a reality. It has been noted that the Triforce cannot judge a good wish from an evil wish. The triforce may reject the one making a wish if they have an 'unbalanced heart' and then depart to be 'acquired' by individuals of its choosing. It is not clear how subtle this is for those obtaining their piece.

== Appearances ==
The triforce has appeared in the majority of games in the ''Zelda'' franchise.

Individual pieces have sometimes been broken into smaller parts, namely in ''The Hyrule Fantasy'' and in ''The Wind Waker''.

== Essence of the Triforce ==
In ''A Link to the Past'', the Triforce was able to speak, introducing itself as ''The Essence of the Triforce.''

(THIS IS A DRAFT)
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2023-04-26T03:17:49Z

AstroNinja:

Categories pertaining to series spanning lore

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2023-04-26T03:17:06Z

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Triforce

2023-04-26T03:06:22Z

AstroNinja:

[[File:Triforce.png|thumb|The Triforce]]
The '''Triforce''' is a set of three triangular artifacts consisting of the the ''Triforce of Power'', the ''Triforce of Wisdom'', and the ''Triforce of Courage''. It possess the ability to grant the wish of whoever touches the assembled set, although in some cases additional steps may be required. It was made after the Golden Goddesses had finished [[Creation of the World|creating the world]] at their point of departure.

When together, the three triangles can been seen to act in one of two ways. Either the three triangles will hover in the air while rotating on multiple axes, or they will come together to touch at their points to form a larger triangle with an inverted triangular gap in the middle. The latter is the bases of most triforce iconography. When arranged this way the triangles are often distinguished by the ''Triforce of Power'' being the topmost while the ''Triforce of Wisdom'' and the ''Triforce of Courage'' are on the left and right respectively.

== Acquisition ==
When someone acquires one of the three artifacts it disappears, leaving a three-triangle mark on the hand. In certain situations, parts of the mark representing the pieces held will glow a yellow color.

On it's own, ''The Triforce of Power'', has only been seen in the possession of Ganondorf.

'''Bearers'''

The individual pieces have frequently been held by characters of the same name and role in the game's story, and the player.

'''Rejection'''

When an individual makes contact with the three artifacts, the triangles may reject the user by disappearing and being 'acquired' by individuals of its choosing. If the artifacts are then brought together again, it will not reject the user, and will grant their wish as normal.

== Abilities ==
Apart from granting the wishes of those that touch it, it is suggested that each piece imparts magical abilities to whoever holds it.

'''Wish Granting'''

Whoever brings the three triangles together and touches the complete Triforce may be given the power to make their desire a reality. It has been noted that the Triforce cannot judge a good wish from an evil wish. The triforce may reject the one making a wish if they have an 'unbalanced heart' and then depart to be 'acquired' by individuals of its choosing. It is not clear how subtle this is for those obtaining their piece.

== Appearances ==
The triforce has appeared in the majority of games in the ''Zelda'' franchise.

Individual pieces have sometimes been broken into smaller parts, namely in ''The Hyrule Fantasy'' and in ''The Wind Waker''.

== Essence of the Triforce ==
In ''A Link to the Past'', the Triforce was able to speak, introducing itself as ''The Essence of the Triforce.''

(THIS IS A DRAFT)

Category:Lore

2023-04-26T03:04:47Z

AstroNinja: Created page with "Triforce"

[[Triforce]]

Triforce

2023-04-26T03:03:28Z

AstroNinja: added to lore category

The '''Triforce''' is a set of three triangular artifacts consisting of the the ''Triforce of Power'', the ''Triforce of Wisdom'', and the ''Triforce of Courage''. It possess the ability to grant the wish of whoever touches the assembled set, although in some cases additional steps may be required. It was made after the Golden Goddesses had finished [[Creation of the World|creating the world]] at their point of departure.

When together, the three triangles can been seen to act in one of two ways. Either the three triangles will hover in the air while rotating on multiple axes, or they will come together to touch at their points to form a larger triangle with an inverted triangular gap in the middle. The latter is the bases of most triforce iconography. When arranged this way the triangles are often distinguished by the ''Triforce of Power'' being the topmost while the ''Triforce of Wisdom'' and the ''Triforce of Courage'' are on the left and right respectively.

== Acquisition ==
When someone acquires one of the three artifacts it disappears, leaving a three-triangle mark on the hand. In certain situations, parts of the mark representing the pieces held will glow a yellow color.

On it's own, ''The Triforce of Power'', has only been seen in the possession of Ganondorf.

'''Bearers'''

The individual pieces have frequently been held by characters of the same name and role in the game's story, and the player.

'''Rejection'''

When an individual makes contact with the three artifacts, the triangles may reject the user by disappearing and being 'acquired' by individuals of its choosing. If the artifacts are then brought together again, it will not reject the user, and will grant their wish as normal.

== Abilities ==
Apart from granting the wishes of those that touch it, it is suggested that each piece imparts magical abilities to whoever holds it.

'''Wish Granting'''

Whoever brings the three triangles together and touches the complete Triforce may be given the power to make their desire a reality. It has been noted that the Triforce cannot judge a good wish from an evil wish. The triforce may reject the one making a wish if they have an 'unbalanced heart' and then depart to be 'acquired' by individuals of its choosing. It is not clear how subtle this is for those obtaining their piece.

== Appearances ==
The triforce has appeared in the majority of games in the ''Zelda'' franchise.

Individual pieces have sometimes been broken into smaller parts, namely in ''The Hyrule Fantasy'' and in ''The Wind Waker''.

== Essence of the Triforce ==
In ''A Link to the Past'', the Triforce was able to speak, introducing itself as ''The Essence of the Triforce.''

(THIS IS A DRAFT)
[[Category:Lore]]

Triforce

2023-04-26T02:58:12Z

AstroNinja: Added triforce image

[[File:Triforce.png|thumb|The Triforce]]
The '''Triforce''' is a set of three triangular artifacts consisting of the the ''Triforce of Power'', the ''Triforce of Wisdom'', and the ''Triforce of Courage''. It possess the ability to grant the wish of whoever touches the assembled set, although in some cases additional steps may be required. It was made after the Golden Goddesses had finished [[Creation of the World|creating the world]] at their point of departure.

When together, the three triangles can been seen to act in one of two ways. Either the three triangles will hover in the air while rotating on multiple axes, or they will come together to touch at their points to form a larger triangle with an inverted triangular gap in the middle. The latter is the bases of most triforce iconography. When arranged this way the triangles are often distinguished by the ''Triforce of Power'' being the topmost while the ''Triforce of Wisdom'' and the ''Triforce of Courage'' are on the left and right respectively.

== Acquisition ==
When someone acquires one of the three artifacts it disappears, leaving a three-triangle mark on the hand. In certain situations, parts of the mark representing the pieces held will glow a yellow color.

On it's own, ''The Triforce of Power'', has only been seen in the possession of Ganondorf.

'''Bearers'''

The individual pieces have frequently been held by characters of the same name and role in the game's story, and the player.

'''Rejection'''

When an individual makes contact with the three artifacts, the triangles may reject the user by disappearing and being 'acquired' by individuals of its choosing. If the artifacts are then brought together again, it will not reject the user, and will grant their wish as normal.

== Abilities ==
Apart from granting the wishes of those that touch it, it is suggested that each piece imparts magical abilities to whoever holds it.

'''Wish Granting'''

Whoever brings the three triangles together and touches the complete Triforce may be given the power to make their desire a reality. It has been noted that the Triforce cannot judge a good wish from an evil wish. The triforce may reject the one making a wish if they have an 'unbalanced heart' and then depart to be 'acquired' by individuals of its choosing. It is not clear how subtle this is for those obtaining their piece.

== Appearances ==
The triforce has appeared in the majority of games in the ''Zelda'' franchise.

Individual pieces have sometimes been broken into smaller parts, namely in ''The Hyrule Fantasy'' and in ''The Wind Waker''.

== Essence of the Triforce ==
In ''A Link to the Past'', the Triforce was able to speak, introducing itself as ''The Essence of the Triforce.''

(THIS IS A DRAFT)

File:Triforce.png

2023-04-26T02:56:46Z

AstroNinja:

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