It's not like Marty McFly disappearing in the photograph in Back to the Future, or Marle disappearing when her ancestor would have died. When Link is sent back in time, yet makes changes that adjust the timeline so Ganon **never enters** the Sacred Realm, it doesn't just overwrite the second half of the game as having never happened. Nintendo defines the rules for how time travel works in Hyrule pretty clearly by this interchange. Let's instead just look at the Adult and Child timeline, how they're created, and if it's possible to have a Downfall from that. So for the moment, let's just assume it's really, really implausible, and look for other solutions. Every single Zelda game should have a "Link Dies" alternate timeline, and while that may be possible, that would essentially make a Zelda timeline impossible - it'd be a swirling, shifting multiverse that grows every single time Link dies in any game. If this was a thing that could potentially split timelines, then there should be splits on EVERY Zelda game. It's just two possibilities: either he lives, or he dies. Link doesn't die first, then have Zelda revive him (the way the team 'revive' Crono in Chrono Trigger) and cause an alternate timeline where he defeats Ganon. If the timeline shift happened in Ocarina specifically because all of the time travel there, then WHY on earth is there even a 'downfall' timeline? Link dying would have absolutely nothing to do with time travel. These two methods of alternate world-making, however, just aren't compatible.
I mean, it combines a whole lot of different established means of creating alternate timelines, specifically two: an alternate "what if?" situation (what if Link died when fighting Ganon?) and an 'alternate future' situation (Link travels back further and makes a change that alters history). The timeline proposed by Nintendo makes no realistic, logical sense. So heads-up for some 25-year-old spoilers.
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Feel free to go there if you want a visual representation of what I'm talking about.Īlso, I'm going to be referring to the Chrono series for a bit here, both Trigger and Cross. By riding this plan as Adult Link you will be taken to a ledge that is filled with some Rupees.Because this sort of thing is helpful when there's an image, I dropped a timeline graphic on my Twitter. The first location of the bean bed is behind the Kokiri Shop in the forest. On the ledge above the river is a bean bed that will once again take Adult Link to a heart piece hidden behind a waterfall. As Adult Link you can use this plant to go up Zora’s River much faster. This bean bed is located at the beginning of Zora’s River and is in fact right next to a bean seller. Riding this plant will lead Adult Link to a heart piece and a golden skulltula. The last bean plant location is next to the Spirit Temple entrance. If you ride the plant as Adult Link it will take you to another heart piece and from there after also provide you a short cut up the mountain. This bean plant is found right in front of Dodongo Cavern. If you ride this plant as Adult Link it will take you to a heart piece. Near the front and to the left of Kakariko Graveyard is another bean plant. Next to the Lakeside Lboratory is a bean plant which will take Adult Link to a heart piece.Īt the end of the Lost Woods is another bean plant that will take you to a golden skulltula. By taking this plant as Adult Link you will be given a shortcut from Hyrule Field to the Lost Woods. This bean bed is in the second left you take while in the Lost Woods. Next to the Death Mountain Crater warp point is a bean bed that will take Adult Link to a heart piece. Ocarina of Time Magic Bean Plant Locations Plant them while a kid and when Link grows up they will sprout and make plants that will take you to hidden locations. In these patches of ground Link can plant what is called a Magic Bean. In Ocarina of Time there are several patches of soft soil which can be found all over Hyrule.
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