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Nah, that's just a 2-C bottle.
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The Legend of Zelda II: Adventure of General Discussion
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Bug net for Demise.
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The butterfly net in ALTTP also scales since even attacks from full Triforce Ganon can't stand up to its might.
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It's 2-A scaling from Bill's spray can because cans=bottles ovo
Also, yes, that proves that 5-A is legit regarding BOTW
Also, yes, that proves that 5-A is legit regarding BOTW
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On a related note I've been meaning to do a recalc of Calamity Nando moving the moon, should get higher results than the current one we use (Although it won't be a crazy increase).
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It doesn't mention him moving the moon though.Js250476 said:
Like, he made the sky red, and ressurected the fallen monsters, all while being supressed, but it nevers says he moves the moons orbit or whatever - and that's what the feats based on.
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It mentions him causing the Blood Moon. That includes everything about it.
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It says his suppressed power leaks out and causes, "The Night of the Red Moon", or the Blood Moon.TriforcePower1 said:
It then explains, in detail, that, "Ganon's Malice stains the sky a deep red, and the monsters that Link has slain return."
It says nothing about moving the moon into place or whatever when going into detail about what, "The Night of the Red Moon" is.
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I mean, the moon sure as hell isn't moving on its own. And now we have confirmation that it's caused by Ganon.
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What is to say that the moon isn't moving into place so it will always be in the spot it needs to be in when the cutscene plays?TriforcePower1 said:
I mean, logically, what is the point of moving the moon in the first place?
And what we have confirmation on, is that Ganon's malice turns the sky (and thus the Moon as well from Link's perspective) red, and revived dead monsters - not that he moved the moon into place for no good reason.
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Zelda wont shut up about how Ganon is the cause of the blood moon and that he is the one to cause all of it hell theres even a researcher npc thats trying to study that strang phenomenon and he comments the moon shoudnt even move like that so yeah it ganon and in context or even out of it its still ganon who does it
also this
"According to Princess Zelda, the Blood Moon is an effect of Ganon's power reaching a peak. Thus, it can be safely inferred that it is Ganon himself who is reviving the monsters, as it is only at this time that it occurs."
and to do this ganon as to maipulate the moon so its him alright.
also this
"According to Princess Zelda, the Blood Moon is an effect of Ganon's power reaching a peak. Thus, it can be safely inferred that it is Ganon himself who is reviving the monsters, as it is only at this time that it occurs."
and to do this ganon as to maipulate the moon so its him alright.
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But he isn't manipulating the moon, nothing proves that.
He turns the sky red, not the moon. The moon just looks red because the red sky is changing the color from Link's perspective.
It's a color filter, like a camera.
At said time, Ganon revives the monsters slain by Link, but nothing states that he is the one physically moving the moon.
The guide itself, that describes the process in detail, makes no mention of him moving the moon whatsoever.
He turns the sky red, not the moon. The moon just looks red because the red sky is changing the color from Link's perspective.
It's a color filter, like a camera.
At said time, Ganon revives the monsters slain by Link, but nothing states that he is the one physically moving the moon.
The guide itself, that describes the process in detail, makes no mention of him moving the moon whatsoever.
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The moon moves noticeably closer to the planet only when a Blood Moon is happening, and considering there's no set pattern for when Ganon causes the event other than "Oh shit Link murdered a lot of my peeps, best bring them back" then that would suggest he's also the reason for the moon moving closer as opposed to it being a coincidence that the moon just so happens to randomly move over 100,000 kilometres closer to the planet whenever the event happens.
In any case there's a lot more going for moon moving than his supposed planet rotation in Wind Waker which I plan on making a thread about soo.
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Although there still is the question of why would he pull the moon closer in the first place only to then just send it back to its original position anyway, which is a noticeable blemish on the idea that he moves it.
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"According to Princess Zelda, the Blood Moon is an effect of Ganon's power reaching a peak.
She is fighting and surpressing ganon at the same time like stated above it only happens when ganon gets the uper hand from time to time in there 100 years fight so yeah ganon did move the moon
She is fighting and surpressing ganon at the same time like stated above it only happens when ganon gets the uper hand from time to time in there 100 years fight so yeah ganon did move the moon
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I'm not saying that the moon doesn't move closer, I'm saying that nowhere, not even when specified in a guide, does it say that Ganon is the one that moves it.
It doesn't say anything about "shifting" or "pulling" at the moon or anything. All it says is, "Ganon's Malice stains the sky a deep red, and the monsters that Link has slain return."
Couldn't it be possible that the moon moves closer to the planet so that it is in the proper location for said cutscene to play - that it is a game mechanic.
A similar example would be something like saying that The Happy Mask Salesman is the one stopping time from moving when you are in the Clocktower in MM because Link obviously isn't and he is the only other person there.
It doesn't say anything about "shifting" or "pulling" at the moon or anything. All it says is, "Ganon's Malice stains the sky a deep red, and the monsters that Link has slain return."
Couldn't it be possible that the moon moves closer to the planet so that it is in the proper location for said cutscene to play - that it is a game mechanic.
A similar example would be something like saying that The Happy Mask Salesman is the one stopping time from moving when you are in the Clocktower in MM because Link obviously isn't and he is the only other person there.
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Oof ill come back later for the response bit really dudeWarren Valion said:
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No. Just no. Don't make us look bad by using those half-baked arguments in order to get the 3-A upgrade.
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Oh, god. I laughed more than should have.
Soo... to put a conversation topic. Aside the big two, Link and Ganondorf, what are your favorite characters from across the franchise? In Zelda's case we can mention specific incarnations.
I actually really liked Midna, Ghirahim and Ravio.
Soo... to put a conversation topic. Aside the big two, Link and Ganondorf, what are your favorite characters from across the franchise? In Zelda's case we can mention specific incarnations.
I actually really liked Midna, Ghirahim and Ravio.
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Midna, BOTW Zelda, Hilda, Vaati.
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I unironically love Tingle, even in a series with tons of strange stuff in it he still manages to stick out as the supreme weirdo. There's also best girl Midna, she made Twilight Princess 1000× better by gracing us with her presence.
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Midna, Marin, Tetra, SS!Zelda.
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For best villain, I do like Ghirahim and Majora the best villains in terms of character. In terms of sheer badassery as a villain or role of a villain, I'd still say Ganon/Ganondorf. But as individual characters, I do like Ghirahim the best out of all villain characters with Majora being a very close second.
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Ghirahim, Midna, Impa, Zant, Skyward Sword Zelda, Groose, Makar, Ravio, Urbosa and Revali are some of my favorites.TartaChocholate said:
Still think Ghrahim should have been in Smash to this day.
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Yeah, but I think he should have been playable is what I mean.
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They could be an echo for Duck Hunt >_>
Though I agree another playable Zelda character would be cool. Ghirahim had many tricks to work out.
Though I agree another playable Zelda character would be cool. Ghirahim had many tricks to work out.
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I would've liked to of had Malo as a new Zelda rep in Ultimate, but he would be too powerful.
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