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Impressive. Something about a piano and Zelda music makes me feel nostalgic and almost wanting to cry... Speaking of Zelda: Palutena, there is nothng, "mere" about that mortal.

It was a tie. You were saying? …Sorry; I've just always wanted to say that.

Is this the same video you showed me a while ago? Decent song, some funny visuals, and some visuals that I'm guessing make more sense in context. Overall, a decent anime opening.

I want to see Zelda vs FE 14.

Thank you! I've been trying to encourage people to vote for these two, but more people keep voting Sigurd and Dierde even though Link and Zelda had the lead for the longest time!

Link and Zelda for the win! You don't have to worry about FE4 vs Fates if Link and Zelda wins, and which do you prefer: a shotgun marriage (FE4) or a couple that is developed over the course of the game and is absolutely adorable (Spirit Tracks)?

It's over 4 minutes (the person who made the topic said to either only post videos under four minutes or tell the person to watch a specific segment of the video). The instrumentation is fine, but the voices sound like they're trying to impersonate Arnold Schwarzenegger while wearing Bane's mask from the third Dark Knight movie. Since I've returned to review and post videos, I can't think of a more fitting video than this one because of the song's title:

That could work, and it could be very interesting. That said, multiple Yiga Masters would mean that each one probably wouldn't get that much characterization and I personally would prefer one antagonist that gets more attention and characterization. But that's just me; your idea would also be good.

I never said it was an insurmountable problem; just that it is a problem that would have to be addressed. Anyway, this Hyrule Warriors game looks like it could be very good. For a long time, I've wanted a Zelda that had grander battles, Hyrule Castle under siege and stuff like that; basically everything I thought Twilight Princess could've done to some extent. I never got Hyrule Warriors though. This game looks a lot more interesting to me.

The problem with that is that the five-year interval plays out differently depending on if you sided with Edelgard or not. Rhea avoids capture and escapes to Fhirdiad in the Crimson Flower route; preventing Cornelia's coup and preserving the Kingdom of Fearghus.

I didn't mind it either; I just think the idea of evil Sheikah presents too good an opportunity for a serious villain to pass up. If you've seen Naruto, imagine something sort-of like (spoilers) I agree that it would be great to see the Yiga Clan be fleshed out a little more. It would also be interesting to see if Ganon is even aware of their existence (probably not). If he isn't, then it would be interesting to see him find out about their existence in BOTW2; maybe even have him form an alliance with Kohga's successor or something like that, and that could contribute to them becoming a bit more serious.

You're welcome. By the way, what do you think of the idea of potentially having a more serious Yiga Clan boss either in this game or BOTW2?

The "Hero is defeated" timeline is not the timeline that contains Wind Waker and its sequels. The "hero is defeated" timeline contains all the pre-Ocarina games, the Oracle games and A Link Between Worlds. The Adult Timeline contains Wind Waker and its sequels.

Given that this game seems to be more focused on telling a story than BOTW, I don't think it will have an open world. There will probably be a bit more exploration in this game, but I don't think it'll try to be an open world game. By the way, what do you think of the points I raised about the Yiga Clan?

I hope not; I want Link and Zelda to win (or at least make it to the finals). @Anacybele Link and Zelda need some help (as in votes).

That's odd; the Yiga Clan was founded in the age of the king that buried the guardians and the divine beasts and forbade the Sheikah from using their technology, and that age was a very long time before even the past events of BOTW; how could Khoga be a founder and still alive without being a mummy (and we know from his obesity that he isn't mummified)? Perhaps they mean that he founded the current generation of the Yiga Clan or something like that. EDIT: I found out what it is: "Kogha" is a title passed down to each leader of the Yiga Clan, presumably to obscure whenever there's a change in leadership. The current Master Kogha is not the one from 100 years ago or from the Yiga Clan's founding. As for, "A Yiga leader who's a serious threat would also kinda undercut that they are....the Yiga clan" I'm not sure about that; the Yiga Clan are an odd blend of silliness and seriousness. On the one hand, they're bananas for bananas. But, on the other hand, they killed the wife of a deserter and blackmailed said deserter for years. Plus there's the memory Link has where he stops a group of Yiga Clan members from assassinating Zelda; not even Ganon goes as far as attempting to outright kill the princess except in Wind Waker when he's become laughing mad at Hyrule being flooded. I don't think a Yiga Clan boss (as in boss fight; if not leader then perhaps top enforcer or something like that) who is a serious threat would undercut the Yiga Clan.

No; it intentionally references games from different branches of the Zelda timeline. All we know for sure is that it takes place tens of thousands of years after any other game in the timeline,

Who knows? Maybe this game will have the Yiga Clan chief be a no-nonsense villain whose defeat explains why the Yiga Clan would have a joke like Khoga as their boss 100 years later. I really hope that either this game or BOTW2 gives us a Yiga Clan boss fight that is actually a serious threat. As funny as Khoga was, the idea of fighting an evil ninja clan chief has too much potential to not see use.

Go, Link and Zelda!

Well, if anyone was speculating, "A Hyrule Warriors game that acts as a prequel to Breath of the Wild", that's not going to be happening for the anniversary, because it is already happening:

You're welcome.

It's a very, very good anime; considered one of the best. If you decide to watch it, make sure you're watching the one titled Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. The original anime that was just titled Fullmetal Alchemist overtook the manga and had to write its own second half. Brotherhood is a far closer adaptation and a better anime overall.

I have never seen the episode of SpongeBob SquarePants where some guy starts yelling, "CHOCOLATE?!"

Okay. Zuko vs Azula: one of the better fights in ATLA. On the surface, a duel between a reformed former villain and his evil sibling, but beneath that surface is a tragic tale of two siblings cast aside by their father after they both tried to follow in his footsteps and earn his approval. The choreography, the somber atmospheric music, all excellently done, and this was also good to watch because Zuko is my favourite ATLA character. I've been posting a lot of videos, so I'll probably stop for a short while after this one. Since this'll be my last video for a short while, it's only fitting that it be the final opening of a series: EDIT: By the way, speaking of FMA, when going through the monastery during Chapter 10 of Three Houses, when you encounter the little kid NPC that says, "Ah, the sun's finally shining today!", did anyone else immediately think, "You're wrong, it's raining"?

Um... this is awkward; I think we posted at similar times, and thus shared our opinions on the same video.