One thing that, might just be a me thing, but it made me very sad was the relationship between Rauru, Sonia and Zelda. We know Zelda lost her mother very young, and her father prioritised his duties as king rather than his duties as a father. So it’s safe to assume her childhood was not very bright, not from her family anyways, we know she had Urbosa. But now, the way Sonia treats her, is almost motherly, and more and more Rauru cares about Zelda as well. The little conversation about Link just felt like two parents teasing their kid about a crush. It’s all very sweet. We do not know how long Zelda spent with them, I assume at least a couple of month minimum. She felt the warmth her family could never give and all of that to see Sonia die before her eyes, and Rauru sacrificing himself to seal Ganondorf, sacrifice she knows won’t last forever. This made me very sad.

I hate myself for simping each time Ganon came into frame. Can't help it. Nintendo knew what it was doing.

The Silent Princes is such a recurring theme. As soon as you figure out who Zelda is, and realize she isnt really “alive” per se, she stops doing the voice over of the blood moons. Just another way shes silent

I just realize that the tears that fell from the Light Dragon (Zelda) at

When I finally watched all the memories, I had to actually walk away from my stream for about 10 minutes, such a massive reveal

The amount of times I’ve cried while playing this game is actually really concerning

What I love about this entire thing, is the amount of trust Zelda has for link; she knew turning herself into a dragon is akin to imprisoning herself to years of not know who she is. But she knew that link would come to her and save her as he’s done many times before. I just think that the trust she has for knight is truly beautiful.

I could not take that scene seriously with Ganondorf’s goofy ahhh face lmao

I think that while Zelda was falling during The Awakening and Upheaval, while holding the secret stone, she instinctually thought very strongly to herself, "I wish I could go back in time so I could fix things...so that Link can catch me!"

That second to last memory plays its hand too far, I feel. It would work better if, after receiving the master sword, Zelda has the visual flashbacks to those moments, but doesn't get any audio to preserve what the significance of it is. That way, the final memory piecing the memories together can have the full reveal of "master sword not strong enough -> master sword grow stronger with sacred power -> Zelda have sacred power -> eat stone to become immortal dragon"

Am I actually the only person in the world who never saw the twist with Zelda coming?????????

As soon as they mentioned draconification I realized.... 😢

i always cry so hard during the final tear part ;-;

Now we know that the Zelda that poem at the Blood Moon is actually Ganon puppet

Her "protect them all!" always gets me haha

I did the wind temple and then did all the dragon tears and was just understanding everything after that

There just weren’t enough memories. It felt more rushed than Part 1 of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure. I think having 2 more memories focusing on Ganon before the assault & with the fake Zelda would go a long way.

Yo that smile from Ganondorf would be perfect for memes 😅😅😅

The dragon is Zelda, she will never be the person she was prior to becoming a dragon.

These were so great I’m glad I was attentive enough to get em in order