4-A Zelda (again)

[Niarobi_(Formerly_Hadou)]

"Termina is a world created by Skull Kid using the power of Majora's Mask based on his own memories and wishful thinking/imagination, hence the similarities between Hyrule and Termina. The Giants, also created by the mask, are the representations of the spirits that Skull Kid had a deep connection with, but left.

The dawn of the new day is pretty much a reflection on Skull Kid's mental state when he accepted that people can still be friends even if they are far apart."

Sounds to me like it was created all in his mind and then brought to life all at once. Really, if Termina is described as a parallel world in the Hyrule Hystoria, and this is described in the Hyrule Encyclopedia and Termina also ceases to exist after it's left, and the days exist because of his emotions, I don't see how this isn't like Low 2-C, or something.

That is, if this feat is even accepted.

 

[The_real_cal_howard]

Even in the best of days, there's no way I'd accept Low 2-C Majora...

 

[ThePerpetual]

It's way out of line with everything else the series demonstrates... at most, if we're to accept that, it would be hax.

Of course, even that description seems to support Termina being a planet rather than a universe, as his memories of Hyrule: i.e. a country on the land mass of the planet: are what primarily informed its creation. There's still no real evidence that Majora "remembered" all of those stars in the sky... its very possible he just made another planet or some such, and theres a wormhole that leads from one to another.

 

[Niarobi_(Formerly_Hadou)]

Termina isn't described as a world parallel to Hyrule, just a parallel world.

 

[TriforcePower1]

Considering the intro if the game is quite obvious that Termina is a different world, so anything in there must've been created by MM, including the stars. And no, this is obviously not a Low 2-C feat

 

[ThePerpetual]

...no, it's not at all obvious that it's a "different world" in the sense that Majora's Mask must have created the stars there. Termina has been consistently referred to as the land you walk on, through the game, you make far too great of a leap in logic by jumping to the conclusion that this must be some alternate reality with its own stars and what not, and that those stars must have all at once been created by the mask.

Frankly, we've already gotten too lenient with letting "Oh, this feat showed a starry sky in the background, therefore massive upgrade"... if nobody in the series interacts with those stars in any demonstrably meaningful capacity within the events of the game, then there's no reason to take them to be anything more than wallpaper as it regards AP, if we're to assume that this is in fact an alternate reality created entirely by Majora's Mask.

 

[Niarobi_(Formerly_Hadou)]

So we're assuming the stars in Termina aren't stars when they were made by the Skull Kid's memories of stars? What?

 

[TriforcePower1]

You do realize that Zelda uses the name of the country to indicate the "dimension" in which the game take place, right? Lorule, Dark World,for example, sometimes Hyrule is even referred as the entire universe. Also, HH calls it a different world. And Link's entrance is basically ripped off from Alice in Wonderland. Half of the Kirby verse is scaled to starry skies

 

[Matthew_Schroeder]

>Ripped off Alice in Wonderland

The Wonderland isn't real and Termina is heavily implied not to be either.

 

[TriforcePower1]

I meant the fall

 

[TriforcePower1]

And about it being real, I guess we have to wait the translations

 

[PaChi2]

So even the existence of Termina is in question.

Im closing this. When you get the translations, simply create a new thread with the evidence.