Because since he returned to his childhood after OoT, the potential future where Ganon rises to power never happens. The people of hyrule have no clue they were saved, and Link gets no glory since he prevented the future. Everyone continued living on without ever knowing they were saved

They only saw him with a fairy for a day then disappeared, but I’m sure there were rumors. How long u think it took him to get those spiritual stones? Like, a week? Then he returns and Sarias missing and so is his new fairy. Shit is a beautiful story

Wow. Who knew? It turns out that that's really true that link did a lot of things, but it seems like he was only gone for a few hours in kokiri forest.

True, but how does he target enemies and boss fights?

This game is so good, I'm almost finishing and it really feels like a dlc.

@@lostshade01 for real, I honestly count it as canon dlc that bridges ocarina to majoras mask, they even have n64 cartridges of it you can buy that look legit

This Shares The Same Name of The Episode of The Legend of Zelda, Animated Series, Where Link Becomes Like A Ghost, With The Help From The Evil Wizard, Ganon.

​@@canontheorythe cartridges are what I play it on my n64, though I'm warning everybody that it does crash a lot, the angle you put the cartridge in the console has to be very specific if you don't want it cutting to the title screen every 2 to 10 mins

I could not disagree more. While a valiant effort, and an admirable amount of work, the platforming is excruciating and the boss is broken. It feels like an incomplete deleted scene from a movie - the kind you watch and think “I see why they cut this.” This is the kind of bloated forgettable filler content that comprises most modern games today.

The goats Link has came from Romani ranch. The reason he herds them is to protect them from dangers at night. The point of Twilight Princess is to restore order without leaving Hyrule. It's set maybe 30 years after Ocarina of time? I mean just as quick as people can get stuff built, watch it burn down, and relocate to Ordon village. Yep. Also, part of the water temple in TP can be found in Phantom Hourglass' Wind temple. Namely the room connected by a catwalk, and a basement area with the underground burrowing snakes, which are similar to the final boss.

Ok. This game if it was canon. Would be a sequal or DLC to Ocarina Of Time. But happen before Majora's Mask.

This gamee should be a sequel before Majora's Mask and if the library book the fiction 1 about fairies then its true Navi already left the world before Link set his journey to find her without realizing it

Yeah.

I would love to play it on the 3Ds

It is. It definitely gives the vibe of autumn in a melancholic way, the changing of the seasons.

It really, really doesn't.

Obrigado 😼😼😼👍👍👍👍

Considering that Kokori evolved in wind wakers timeline then in twilight princess they have no mentions it goes both ways with what happened it's saddening

But she did die.

@@ajtriforcegamerofhyrule8538 Wind Waker and Twilight Princess are not a part of Ocarina of Times timeline... No relations whatsoever.

@@Moon_Presence Have you played any of this games? Not only do official sources confirm the relation between those games, WW's intro directly retells (altough abridged) the story of oot, the ancestor of makar is a kokiri and in the hidden chamber under hyrule castle are stained glass windows of the 7 sages.

It makes sense why we don't hear about her and the other sages, they awoke as sages, meaning they lost their physical bodies and became spirits watching over Hyrule. I mean Rauru the sage of time, literally watches over Link all game as Kaepora Gaebora the annoying owl, I mean I understood this as a 4 year old. What I'd really love to know is did they sacrifice themselves to make the rainbow bridge and seal Ganon... As for this story it's an impressive romhack but makes no sense either way.

I don’t have the patience for this boss. Why can’t I use the bunny hood to run faster? The whole damn game has been all about it? Suddenly you arbitrarily decide I can’t use it? This is just unenjoyable punishment for playing through this boring fan fiction.

It’s also worth mentioning there is no gap between Ocarina and Majora’s Mask. You see Navi leave at the end of Ocarina. Her mission is complete, and Link isn’t a Kokiri. He leaves because he doesn’t belong there and does so in the hope of finding a friend. He meets the Skull Kid and suffers a terrible fate, because that’s life man.

I will say, the music is great.

​@@miura_vswow u must be blind to not be able to tell that there's a time gap but it's ok go back to ur delusions

... same.

I looked this up. It's apparently available in cartridge form for $27.

there is a way to play it your phone for free, i can help you out if your still interested 1 year later 😂

@@minkawolf47even on Apple phones?

@@coolchannelize15 its definitely harder, just search for an emulator and try and download the iso file of the game for that console

my only question is how does the hero return to the forest without a fairy? other than that. i think its a very good canon addition

Except it isn't canon and it doesn't make sense.

@@familiaandradeherederodelr2320a fanmade mod isn’t ever canon

You can now

It’s almost as if it made by a Zelda fan for free 😍😍😍 maybe don’t complain

@@texnkid Maybe I don't care. I stated that the game was too short. That's all. Don't presume that I was complaining. Even if I was, too bad. Run along now.

@@wblb893 🤓☝️

@@texnkid 🙄

In Ocarina of Time, it's the same answer to the Deku Scrub riddle inside the Deku Tree; 2,3,1, or 23 and 1.

@@markfox6356 Right and OOT came out in 98' which would have been just after the peak Jordan hype, probably translated during the hype. Wonder what the Japanese text is like and if the translators were basketball fans

The bridge area you're thinking of isn't the same one from Ocarina of Time as there's no ladder or log entrance to the Skull Kid area of the Lost Woods. It's just another similar looking bridge and this game takes place in another area of Kokiri Forest, probably to the right of Ocarina of Time's map.

@@Jack_MxM interesting 🤔.

​@@Jack_MxM My question is why is Saria's house located in this different area now?

@@msw0322 After Ganondorf murdered the Great deku Tree Saria couldn't bear to live in that part of Kokiri Forest anymore. So she requested that Link use the masterhand ability to physically pick up and move her house to a new location where she could live more cheerful life

@@Jack_MxM You mean the Ultrahand ability from TOTK?

A mod for Ocarina of Time

If you think about it, the plot isn't very consistent with Zelda's lore anyway. It doesn't make sense that Kokiri Forest would wither away and have Saria die all because of the death of the Great Deku Tree, when the forest survived just fine 7 years after its death even with Ganondorf's curse in OoT.

Thank god

Walkthroughs don't need commentaries, the sole purpose of a walkthrough is and should always be about the game itself!

@@tesha9138 Unless it's an exceptionally tricky part.

I knowwwww, but it is fan made so we cant complain

These last moments with Saria were the best moments of this game imo. Still I quite burst into tears at this cutscene, thinking about the relationship between them, the feelings Saria had for Link and that she would wait for him (as said in OoT). I wished so much it would have been different, still it is quite the perfect storyline that this game brought up to light. This and what happened to Navi (even though she was annoying from time to time) after OoT really hit me in the feels.

@@stardenburden_hardenbart Well said! I couldn't agree more!