ALL 3D Zelda Bosses EXPLAINED

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• BA

  @BanditGames · 3 years ago · pinned

  Who/what is your FAVORITE boss from a 3D Zelda game? Also, what other franchises would you like explored on the channel?

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• VO

  @voiceofthelegion578 · 3 years ago

  That theory that Majora was a metaphor for overcoming childhood trauma makes so much sense when you compare it to Link, who by this game was a traumatized child soldier!

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• BO

  @BoboTheBarbarian · 1 year ago

  Is it confirmed 100% somewhere that "LD" stands for Lanayru Desert? If the robots' primary purpose was mining timeshift stones, couldn't it stand for "Lanayru Dig" instead?

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• ST

  @staren1991 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kwGIspirhI&amp;t=4830">1:20:30</a> ... Ganondorf seems to forget that he could simply wish for the desert to turn into a nicer place where people could live, instead of using it to take control of Hyrule

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• KU

  @kuroanimates · 3 years ago

  An interesting note is that the Stone Talus are the only monster to get attacked by the corrupted Guardians which implies that they [the Talus] are not a part of Ganons forces.

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• UN

  @unknown84 · 3 years ago

  A two hours long video that can be treated like a movie focusing exclusively on Zelda bosses? Uh yes please and lemme grab popcorn too.

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• WA

  @WanderSeth · 3 years ago

  The video game Volvagia is a lot less sad than the Manga version (yes, there’s an Ocarina of Time manga, it’s pretty good). In the manga, Volvagia used to be Link’s pet lizard that he got in Hyrule Castle Market. He bought it and freed it, and it followed him and even eventually learned to say his name as thanks. Because of his journey, he had to part ways with it, though, and Ganondorf turns it into a huge monster. When Link slays it, it whispers his name again, thanking him for freeing him from Ganondorf’s curse 😭

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• RA

  @razzyrazberries · 3 years ago (edited)

  Always pictured Dark Link in OOT as a literal reflection. A thing of note is when you enter the room Link&apos;s reflection is seen in the water, but once he cross the island with the tree his reflection vanishes. It&apos;s as if his reflection came alive and gained sentience, or perhaps his reflection when he walked in was never his to begin with. In either case I agree that the room is a trial for the one entering it. Whoever enters reflection will spring to life and as Navi says they must &quot;conquer their self&quot;. It&apos;s one of my favorite mini-bosses of OOT.

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• EE

  @EerieGrey · 3 years ago

  I think Arbiter&apos;s Ground is supposed to be set up as a Panopticon, not a coliseum. It was a theoretical design for a &quot;perfect&apos; prison because the wardens would stand in the middle, and be able to observe all the cells arranged in the surrounding structure, all at once.

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• ZZ

  @zzephyrenex5320 · 3 years ago

  the LD could also mean &quot;Lanayru Droid&quot; or &quot;Lanayru Drone&quot;

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• MU

  @MumboJ · 3 years ago

  Just had a thought regarding the Wizzrobes inconsistent appearance.<br>What if they are simply empowered/corrupted wizards?<br>They can be from any race, so the Rito looking versions were probably Rito before they became Wizzrobes.

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• JA

  @jare3459 · 3 years ago

  I feel the real reason they did not let Zant rule is that he is just creepy in general.<br><br>Also, his evil plan was to turn his enemy into an Imp that the game fan base loves a lot so can add super evil to the list. like what psycho would do that to someone.

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