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That was slightly implied to be thanks to Hyrule's TF."
Where? Is there a statement of this or dialogue that suggests this? I'm genuinely asking, because I haven't seen ALBW's full dialogue in a while.
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The feat isn't destroying the pillar to make the house crumble, this is knowing how strong is the pillar so that you know how strong you can hit with it. Kind of."
I don't quite understand what you're trying to say with this. Are you saying that because something supports/acts as the foundation for something, it should be able to hit with enough force to destroy said thing? Because that definitely isn't true, but I might be misreading.
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Where did Light World show several meanings? The scan stating it's a country it's from HE, and as much as I disagree with this decision, that's not canon."
...I'm not even going to get into the question of why people are posting apparently non-canon stuff here then, and will just point you to a random example from this thread.
Here the Dark World is referred to as a "kind of second Hyrule", as well as being parallel to the Light World, presenting the two as synonymous.
Here's a quote from earlier, that once again presents the Light World as at most being the planet.
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There are two overworlds in A Link to the Past. The Light World that Link calls home is a colorful and abundant place, with green forests, arid bluffs, and crystal-blue waters. In the Dark World that mirrors the Light World, the terrain is much the same, but everything is cast in a somber hue."
Yet there are multiple people claiming these places are described as universes, and these quotes on their own would show that certainly isn't the case 100% of the time.
Again, if we're going to say that the Triforce has universe level power, can we can a
single direct feat/ statement without these nebulous terms? This is such a major upgrade, we can't just gloss over these things and automatically accept the highest possible interpretation in every instance.
Otherwise, I feel like this isn't actually going anywhere.