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1. As I said, I don't care.
2. Reinhardthrowhisspear told me it meant "universal" in a sense of power. It's sometimes used as a synonym of omnipotence, similar to how people outside of this wiki think that universal guys are basically omnipotent.
3. Force was written in Katakana, the equivalent of capitalizing in Japanese.
4.If the universe is going to be destroyed, that means the country is getting destroyed as well, and as the princess of that country, she basically cared only about the latter (obviously that means she had to save the universe as well).
No, Deku Tree's myth specifically talks about the creation of the Zelda verse, that has been accepted already in other threads discussing the stats if the Golden Goddesses. It makes no sense at all for the Triforce to sustain a single planet when they created the universe. Especially if it's sustaining a single planet from an another dimension (plus sustaining that dimension as well, as seen in ALBW).
It's about sustaining Space-Time. Basically the Triforce sustains the reasons, one of the reasons is space-time.
Yes, it's referring to the laughter. And? The laughter WAS heard by Hyrule. Like, that's how they realized someone entered the Sacred Realm. So it's heavily unlikely to be hyperbole
Probably due that I've only kept the essential to avoid derailing, I may have deleted some context thing that are pretty obvious as they're already established plot points, but I guess that made it more difficult for non Zelda fans to understand it.
2. Reinhardthrowhisspear told me it meant "universal" in a sense of power. It's sometimes used as a synonym of omnipotence, similar to how people outside of this wiki think that universal guys are basically omnipotent.
3. Force was written in Katakana, the equivalent of capitalizing in Japanese.
4.If the universe is going to be destroyed, that means the country is getting destroyed as well, and as the princess of that country, she basically cared only about the latter (obviously that means she had to save the universe as well).
No, Deku Tree's myth specifically talks about the creation of the Zelda verse, that has been accepted already in other threads discussing the stats if the Golden Goddesses. It makes no sense at all for the Triforce to sustain a single planet when they created the universe. Especially if it's sustaining a single planet from an another dimension (plus sustaining that dimension as well, as seen in ALBW).
It's about sustaining Space-Time. Basically the Triforce sustains the reasons, one of the reasons is space-time.
Yes, it's referring to the laughter. And? The laughter WAS heard by Hyrule. Like, that's how they realized someone entered the Sacred Realm. So it's heavily unlikely to be hyperbole
Probably due that I've only kept the essential to avoid derailing, I may have deleted some context thing that are pretty obvious as they're already established plot points, but I guess that made it more difficult for non Zelda fans to understand it.
