Ocarina of Time is a game about staying in touch

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  @batboy12394 · 2 years ago

  My theory is that the fairies stay with the kokiri in the forest who do not age and stay alive forever. Navi had the unique mission to leave the forest with Link. This was essentially a sacrifice where she knew she would eventually die, so she left at the end when she knew her time was up. That's why the search in MM is so tragic...he is looking for his friend who died. But there is no real backing to that...just my own head canon

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• RO

  @RoseProseFroze · 7 months ago

  I am from the future and I can confirm you've made future videos.

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• AE

  @aenema22 · 9 months ago

  Big props for pronouncing Farore's name correctly!

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• TY

  @tylerherr4288 · 7 months ago

  something interesting ive seen talked about is how wind waker ganondorf talked about how the gerudo people burned during the day and froze at night<br>and its very convenient how kotake and koume reflect their peoples situation while also raising the &quot;leader&quot; that would &quot;save&quot; the gerudo

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• CR

  @criticalfailgaming1976 · 2 years ago

  One thing in the Forest Temple that I never hear anyone talk about is how the final Poe Sister appears to be crying before you approach her. Is she crying for her lost sisters? Or is it another deception, trying to catch Link off guard?

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• SA

  @SaranWrap · 2 months ago

  I appreciate playing out the King&apos;s entire side shimmy scene. Cultured AF

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• XX

  @XxLockStepxX · 2 years ago

  Iv been watching this for 3 nights now and just finished. I’m 32 and this game was my first exposure to an “epic” and it’s the most nostalgic thing I can think of. Excited to show my son when he’s old enough, even though we don’t really play games atm. Good video bro

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• FA

  @Fallenvalkyriealyss · 2 years ago

  Oh no I&apos;m sooo early the Majora&apos;s Mask video is gonna be FOREVER away

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• TR

  @TrashGamer500 · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E84OF1TT740&amp;t=5233">1:27:13</a> &quot;You&apos;re a hero. And you have to leave.&quot;

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• IN

  @inevitablemeeting9197 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I see Navi more like a responsible older sister who was assigned the task of guiding Link by the spiritually awakened deku Tree who is aligned with the royal family and Hylia because Link is too young to be responsible yet. I love the story arc in which Link is thrown into having responsibilities way too young and never truly recovers his childhood. So dramatic and traumatizing. The hero of time&apos;s story is truly a personal tragedy of sacrifice and no one understands him around him. He loses all sages, whom he was personally connected with, loses Navi, his best friend, loses the deku tree, his father figure, loses the zelda he came to save. And NO ONE knows his feats anymore when he leaves the adult timeline. No wonder the hero shade existed 100 years later in TP.

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• 1G

  @1gnore_me. · 6 months ago

  close enough, welcome back matthewmatosis

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• TE

  @tetrabelle · 8 months ago

  Putting Fi’s theme while talking about Navi was diabolical and made me cry at work. Great video

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