All Dungeons EXPLAINED ➤ Zelda: Wind Waker

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• BA

  @BanditGames · 3 years ago · pinned

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• KA

  @Kafei3D · 3 years ago

  Maybe the ghost ship was a pirates ship that discovered the triforce shard and thought it was some golden treasure. Later they were sunk and re-animated in the ghost ship, forever to have their souls trapped in the boat. I also think the ghost ship chart wasn&apos;t made by the people that made the ghost ship, rather someone who discovered it eerily floating on the water and then studied it to make the chart. This doesn&apos;t explain why you can&apos;t enter the ship without the chart though.

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• KE

  @keo528528 · 3 years ago

  I tried so many times to get away from Hyrule Castle and into the rest of Hyrule.

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• KA

  @Karalora · 3 years ago

  I find it interesting that the Forsaken Fortress is a single dungeon experience divided across two visits. On the first visit, you get the navigation, puzzle, and small battle challenges. On the second, you get the miniboss, special item, and boss fight.

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• WE

  @WeroEdward · 3 years ago

  So this is a little embarressing BUT as a kid on my first playthrough I tried to get on the ghostship by running into it on the king of red lions and it didn&apos;t work because I didn&apos;t have the chart, so once I got the chart I just assumed I couldn&apos;t get in that way, so I waited for the ship to get to a particular island that had a very high peak on it, got onto the peak, changed the wind, and flew onto the ship with the deku leaf all because I didn&apos;t know you could just ram into it once you had the chart.

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• AD

  @adampilarski7083 · 3 years ago

  An interesting plot line to follow would be Link’s origin on Outset Island. The Hero of Time did not, in fact, come from Kokiri Forest, but Ganondorf may have thought he did. But the Hero of Time was a refugee under the Great Deku Tree’s protection. So was the Hero of Time from the origin of Outset Island? And what was that place? A game exploring the war preceding OOT could be very interesting.

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• CR

  @CrunchyFluids · 3 years ago

  Morgan and Morgan is probably one of the last companies I would assume to see sponsor a Zelda lore video

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• TH

  @TheChrisOfManyHats · 3 years ago (edited)

  The Ghost ship strikes me as being inspired by a similar such ship in the Shadow Temple of OoT. It gives me some Shiekah vibes in that they love to utilize the dead as tools and weapons. To me, it seems like the Hylian Royals probably gave the Shiekah the task of hiding one of the charts/shards, and this was their solution that they knew would last the longest. That mask is what sinches it for me. The Shiekah love illusions and big smiles AND masks, so that seems like just a cherry on top for those guys.

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• SI

  @Sirrantsalot · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnu0lgpDXAw&amp;t=1157">19:17</a> Interestingly, the scream they emit is actually an unused sound of Jabun&apos;s scream sped up.

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• VA

  @vanillae91819 · 3 years ago

  Maybe the tree trunk around the forbidden forest is actually the old deku tree from ocarina of time, that would explain why they are right next to each other and why it looks like dead, rotted wood.

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• DA

  @DarkManser · 3 years ago

  Presuming the Deku sprout never moved after OoT, an argument can be made that the Forbidden Woods are what&apos;s left of the Kokiri Village. At least that was how i took it when I played the game.

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• AN

  @anthonywritesfantasy · 2 years ago

  Wind Waker has the most solid lore, honestly. You really feel Ocarina&apos;s world in it.

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