Oddly enough, my copy of Spirit Tracks was gifted to me by one of my teachers in highschool, as a reward for my good efforts. Yeah, I too find that weird, and I was the one who picked said game

@@zigazav1 well good choice of a game tho at least

The game is hold back by its gameplay, due to the hardware it is on, but the concepts are phenomenal. I would like a reboot, with a new way to play.

Yeah, playing a game with zelda by your side was really cool.

@@creeperizak8971 I really hope they’ll make botw 2 multiplayer or an optional multiplayer so that Zelda and can fight with link again

Haha... no.

The Master Sword does jack shit. We need a new solution in Breath of the Wild's sequel.

@@corrinflakes9659 Breath of the Wild doesn't take place after WW though.

@@Nyarlabrotep did nintendo confirm that?

@@Nyarlabrotep that was never confirmed, in fact it's more likely due to being after WW due to rock salt, but yeah it's a theory plus uh if it was before, the castle wouldn't look the way it does in ww I'm pretty sure

You question the words of the mighty Jimmy!?

Bibble? That flying thing from Barbie fairytopia?

G-Sus be praised

Caddicarus: "The Holy... Bibble."

This feels like a reference but I’m too scared to name anything

Easily the best part of the game (for me at least) was doing the two part puzzles in the tower of spirits with zelda. Going full metal alchemist with zelda was such a cool vibe

Twilight princess did it first.

@@tmoney1487 spirit tracks came out before twilight princess 💀💀💀

@@AB987real Spirit Tracks came out in 2009, Twilight Princess in 2006 💀💀💀

@@AB987real lol bruh no it did not

That makes sense,in tribal folklore,if a Chieftain dies with no heir as Ganon did in Wind waker,Then the finest warrior usually takes leadership

That was something that used to happen among anglo-saxons. If the warlord dies in combat, no one flees, someone takes its place. Soldiers follow their leaders till death.

He was the leader of the demons invading Hyrule. He may not be even close to the strongest demon. After all...why does he want the power of the triforce for? His stated goal is kinda vague. Why does he want to make a new world?

@@jacobfreeman5444 Colonization?

@@abzer0gaming so the demons are the bri’ish empire? Neat Edit: bri‘ish

Really this video was about Force. Demise was mentioned more then Malladus. It’s probably because of what little information we have on the Demon tribe, and on its rank system. So far we’ve met; Demise: Demon King Malladus: Demon King Majora: Demon King? Ganondorf: Demon King (not naturally, became it once using the Triforce of power to turn into Ganon) Yuga: Demon King (Becomes one after fusing with Ganon) Giraham: Demon Lord Chancellor Cole: Demon Lord? Bellum: Demon (Phantom class) Batreaux: Demon Vaati: Demon (Becomes one, originally Picori) Skeldritch: Achient demon titan… dead Demon Train: Demon (Tank/Train class) Chances are, the rank of a Demon more in reference to its power level, not their status within the tribe. Demon Kings are the most powerful, and can only be harmed by special weapons which use Force in one state or another. Demon Lords are the right hands of the Demon Kings. They are more powerful then your regular Demon, and can take on a human-like form. Invariably the Demon Lord aims to free their masters, or otherwise aid in their conquest. Then Demons are generally powerful creatures. They serve nobody, and only listen to a Demon King or Lord. If left unchecked they will ravage a world, feeding off the Force of other beings. Some are more chill then others, Batreaux for instance only feeds off people’s force from a distance, not directly trying to remove it from people. Others are more aggressive, Bellum for instance keeps a pocket dimension hostage, feeding off the force of the dimension’s deity, and anybody who slips inside the dimension. Vaati is not as aggressive as Bellum, although he still goes for the largest deposit of Force he can find.. and his desire to feed on it turns him into a demon. Skeldritch was a tactical play. He was tasked with killing those who were forging the bow of light in the deserts of new Hyrule. Having broken into the Pyramid stronghold, he made his way to the basement and killed those who sought to make the weapon capable of killing his master. He was partially successful, the people who made the bow never got it out the pyramid… however he found himself trapped within the pyramid itself and slowly starved to a skeletal state, feeding of the life force of those he killed, until the supply ran dry and he was forced to slumber until a new source of food entered. The Demon Train is essentially a massive tank. It’s purpose is to act as a damage sponge in times of war, and help decimate the enemy factions. After Malladus was sealed though, it was left wandering about the demon realm until recruited by Cole.

No kidding. An when the subjet of Malldus is brought up being the evil of gannon reborn. Nintendoblackcrisis glossis over that since, there was no connection since, the Gannon curse, demise cruse, and what Malladus wanted to do was different. An if the video did try to connect Malladus to Gannon's evil. Well, there's a ton of plot holes, That would make the video more of fan fic. If you ignore the guessing game most of this video was when, it wasnt filler XD

@@Agent-Ig you literally explained more information pertaining to malladus than the entire video oh my god thank you

@@sujimatsubackupaccount194 I agree with his Theory but I also disagree. Malladus is a little bit different compare to Bellum and Vaati. Bellum is like a living Demon Phantom who became stronger because of the Life Force he ate. Vaati transformed first into an Archmage with the magical Cap than in the Final Battle with the Help of Zeldas Light Force he transformed into a full Demon. Malladus is stated as "The Demon King" but there can only be one Demon King to rule all. According to the Zelda Lore Demise was the Real Demon King and Ganondorf became the Demon King because of the Triforce of Power in combination with the fact that he is Demises Reincarnation himself. So when it comes to Malladus. He could be the "Curse of Demise" himself in an embodiment form. What I mean with that is in Wind Waker Ganondorf wasn't really that Evil.. He knew that the World and the God had chosen him as the Villain and he has no other choice since he lost all of his people from the Gerudo Tribe and he only wanted to have a better life forces people but there are dead. So maybe after he returned after Ocarina of Time before the Goddesses flooded Hyrule he also lost his "Ganon Form" his Demon Form as we saw that he not uses that form in Wind Waker. So basically he wasn't cursed in the Adult Era anymore. He only had a fair Sword Fight in the End and died once and for all in this Timeline. So before Ganondorf returned the Curse of Demise has no body anymore that's why it created his own Body, Malladus. That is the reason why Malladus only wants Chaos and Destruction..nothing more. We don't know how long the Tower of the Gods really was at it's place. Of course before Tetra and Link arrived and created New Hyrule. So Malladus is Demises Curse himself. Thats my Theory. What is also possible is that Malladus was created by the rest of Demises evil power in the Master Sword but because Demise came back as Ganondorf, Malladus is only born to bring all to Chaos.

@@Agent-Ig In the fallen hero timeline, Ganondorf used the trident to become Ganon rather than the Triforce.

One of the most forced concepts in all of the series. Instead of varied enemies, now everything can be traced back to a single curse. It deletes the identity of all these individual events/villains.

@@Thirteen13551355 i mean kinda but also not quite, i mean absolutely any ganon villain is essentially part of demise’s undying hatred but any other villain like zant or kohga while either working with or working for ganon still have their own discernible quirks and goals tho i get what you mean, most of the big villains are either an incarnation of ganon or quite heavily work with him, but they still have plenty of room to work with even that, given ganons various different incarnations like calamity ganon, yea it might be still the same evil reincarnated like link and zelda are, but they can still switch things up

@@Thirteen13551355 I fail to see how it, in anyway, 'deletes the identity' of the villains or events. Its the underlying cause, yes, but it doesn't change dick or shit about the specifics. There's no physical, tangible force, no dead hand of the long dead big scary evil bad guy throwing people around like pieces on a chess board. Nor, frankly, do we even know if the curse DOES actually apply to other villains than Ganon. That's never been stated nor confirmed so far as I'm aware, not even to the big major ones like Vaati or such. It sure as shit doesn't to minor ones like Zant or whoever. This reads more like you taking a chance to whine and vent about a game you don't like, frankly.

@@papapalps2415 It deletes the identity because if this is the case, as described in the video, they're all reincarnations of Demise (play Skyward Sword). I'm not saying this is confirmed, but if it's the case, and this video assumes so, that's not very enjoyable. Also I love Zelda and I've played every single game at least three times. Baby assumptions won't do much of anything to counter my point. Bad storytelling is a forte of Zelda, however, and I like mentioning that.

@@Thirteen13551355 "....they're all reincarnation of Demise (play Skyward Sword)...." No, it doesn't, and no amount of braindead snarky condescension is going to change that. All SS does is specify that Demise cursed Hyrule/the spirit of the Hero/blood of the goddess/etc to be followed by his hatred forever (and in reality, per the original Japanese text, its not even his curse alone, but by the Demon Tribe as a whole). Not that it particularly matters anyhow, because whether or not Ganon (and perhaps co.) are his direct reincarnation or not, they bare very little to outright no actual, meaningful resemblance to him otherwise bar surface level shit. Woop-de-fucking-do. Try again. "...that's not very enjoyable..." For...who, exactly? What, you? Who the fuck cares what you regard as personally enjoyable, pray tell, Random Internet Dweller #79957? "Baby assumptions won't do much of anything to counter my point..." The idea of you having a point is laughable by this point. You are taking the chance to bitch and moan in a KZfaq comments section about something you don't like, and dressing it up in a meatsuit of objectivity. Which, really, just makes you one amongst thousands, but nevertheless. "Bad storytelling is a forte 9f Zelda, however, and I like mentioning that..." Like so, for instance. Also, noice b8 m8.

Hi

Phantom hourglass is one of my favourite Zelda games, and spirit tracks is great as well!

Yes, my two fave zelda games!

One of my favorites too not enough content is made about spirit tracks

@@tinyjammer Yes, not nearly enough!

My theory is that, in OoT it's mentioned that the goddesses descended upon "chaos" and created Hyrule out of it, so the Triforce is basically the pillar that keeps Hyrule seperate from chaos. Without it, as in Lorule, the land begins to return to chaos (thus explaining the crumbling). This is pure headcanon though lol

@@tinyetoile5503 That makes a lot of sense too!

@@tinyetoile5503 well in twilight princess there is great swaths of land missing. Ganondorf, namely the triforce of power, isn't in hyrule. However since midna never mentions the triforce, its very possible she doesn't even know what it is. Ganondorf's piece isn't of the twilight realm and thus doesn't restore the land in said realm. If you notice, there is never direct sun, the planet is likely skewed and position where they never get direct sun anymore--nayru, minimum land except for what the castle rests on and maybe a few pockets here or there--din, and life, farore. It's very possible like in link between worlds, their triforce was destroyed and the world is much much closer to the brink of dying because of that. Lbw was basically a what if scenario if they did know of the triforce's existence.

@@ShadowSkyX ehhh I don't think that's so much the case- as long as the triforce is intact, so is the land. After all, Termina doesn't have a triforce at all and isn't crumbling, so it's possible it's on a world-by-world basis (and do not come at me with any "but termina was all a dream") and the twilight realm seems to be... less of a seperate universe and more of a different layer of the world of hyrule? Like the Silent Realms or the Sacred Realm. The triforce can stay in those just fine without the world falling apart, so since the land of twilight is also a Realm I think that also applies to it.

ina link betwene worlds when the triforce in lorule was destroyed the world was said to literally be crumbling away right? atleast until a wish brought there's back

You should play it if you have the chance ! I know it's complicated without a DS since emulators don't translate very well the touch controls (except if you have a tactile tablet I guess), but if you DO have a DS or 3DS, the controls are really fine. The only slightly annoying thing about the controls is the microphone use...

the most underrated part is the soundtrack

Nebulace on twitter, it was a commission. I'll add a link in the description :)

@@NintendoBlackCrisis Great. They did a wonderful job with it.

@@williamgreninja158 The overworld theme is one of my favorite tracks (HA!) from the entire series, let alone Spirit Tracks itself. I have it on my phone and listen to it regularly.

@@OtakuUnitedStudio Same. its the first song on my good music playlist

Oh my, they were my first Zelda games too!

Same, Spirit Tracks was my introduction to the Zelda series

Do not forget Majora

@@weekly-weirdos48 Yes, Majora.

Ya, but I still think Vaati is kind of separeted, like Onox and Veeran, though Ganondorf was behind in the case of these, they were evil by their own choices... but that's me

I agree with his Theory but I also disagree. Malladus is a little bit different compare to Bellum and Vaati. Bellum is like a living Demon Phantom who became stronger because of the Life Force he ate. Vaati transformed first into an Archmage with the magical Cap than in the Final Battle with the Help of Zeldas Light Force he transformed into a full Demon. Malladus is stated as "The Demon King" but there can only be one Demon King to rule all. According to the Zelda Lore Demise was the Real Demon King and Ganondorf became the Demon King because of the Triforce of Power in combination with the fact that he is Demises Reincarnation himself. So when it comes to Malladus. He could be the "Curse of Demise" himself in an embodiment form. What I mean with that is in Wind Waker Ganondorf wasn't really that Evil.. He knew that the World and the God had chosen him as the Villain and he has no other choice since he lost all of his people from the Gerudo Tribe and he only wanted to have a better life forces people but there are dead. So maybe after he returned after Ocarina of Time before the Goddesses flooded Hyrule he also lost his "Ganon Form" his Demon Form as we saw that he not uses that form in Wind Waker. So basically he wasn't cursed in the Adult Era anymore. He only had a fair Sword Fight in the End and died once and for all in this Timeline. So before Ganondorf returned the Curse of Demise has no body anymore that's why it created his own Body, Malladus. That is the reason why Malladus only wants Chaos and Destruction..nothing more. We don't know how long the Tower of the Gods really was at it's place. Of course before Tetra and Link arrived and created New Hyrule. So Malladus is Demises Curse himself. Thats my Theory. What is also possible is that Malladus was created by the rest of Demises evil power in the Master Sword but because Demise came back as Ganondorf, Malladus is only born to bring all to Chaos.

There's also the Sand of Hours of the same golden shade which prevents the damaging aura from affecting Link, as well as the time-altering properties (and biological processes, i.e. life, are heavily time-sensitive); I'd argue that the Sand of Hours is, in fact, composed of the same magic/matter/whatever as the Tri/Lifeforce. It's crazy how well Zelda games are interlinked: despite the timeline being a hot mess, there aren't a lot of actual retcons, so the earlier games still serve as a valid sources of lore.

same here, ST was my first one and SS my second one, even though I knew about the existence of the other games through Lets Plays :D

That's an interesting theory...

Not gonna lie that seems like an idea that isn't all too impossible for it to be true I mean Demise owns a master sword of his own and considering there's no legend of a evil master sword being made that blade could be one and the same after let's say Link was corrupted and transformed into demise

@@lugiamastero13 it would be the coldest of ironies if demise is a corrupted link that tried to stop all of this mess to begin with.

@@GuidingLightAngel ikr

Knowing nintendo there is no deeper meaning, demon's are bad and the heroes are good. Look I want a zelda game that attempts to be more complex, but seeing how most zelda games have always been its just gonna be good vs evil

A theory of mine is that the world of Hyrule is a prison for the demon tribes (like the symbiote planet in Marvel). That explains why they seek to destroy the world. They want freedom.

I agree with his Theory but I also disagree. Malladus is a little bit different compare to Bellum and Vaati. Bellum is like a living Demon Phantom who became stronger because of the Life Force he ate. Vaati transformed first into an Archmage with the magical Cap than in the Final Battle with the Help of Zeldas Light Force he transformed into a full Demon. Malladus is stated as "The Demon King" but there can only be one Demon King to rule all. According to the Zelda Lore Demise was the Real Demon King and Ganondorf became the Demon King because of the Triforce of Power in combination with the fact that he is Demises Reincarnation himself. So when it comes to Malladus. He could be the "Curse of Demise" himself in an embodiment form. What I mean with that is in Wind Waker Ganondorf wasn't really that Evil.. He knew that the World and the God had chosen him as the Villain and he has no other choice since he lost all of his people from the Gerudo Tribe and he only wanted to have a better life forces people but there are dead. So maybe after he returned after Ocarina of Time before the Goddesses flooded Hyrule he also lost his "Ganon Form" his Demon Form as we saw that he not uses that form in Wind Waker. So basically he wasn't cursed in the Adult Era anymore. He only had a fair Sword Fight in the End and died once and for all in this Timeline. So before Ganondorf returned the Curse of Demise has no body anymore that's why it created his own Body, Malladus. That is the reason why Malladus only wants Chaos and Destruction..nothing more. We don't know how long the Tower of the Gods really was at it's place. Of course before Tetra and Link arrived and created New Hyrule. So Malladus is Demises Curse himself. Thats my Theory. What is also possible is that Malladus was created by the rest of Demises evil power in the Master Sword but because Demise came back as Ganondorf, Malladus is only born to bring all to Chaos.

It should be related to picori blade or four sword. And who is hero of men? Minish cap just doesn't fit convincingly in the timeline as of now ( also FSA).

I reckon it's the double helix sword. You know the one. And it's master.

@@ryuudevie7 I have my doubts about that, but I'm open to the possibility

@@NovaMaster375 Yeah, there's not a lot of evidence bar how cool it would be lol. But there's space in the lore for a perfect fit XD.

Assuming you're referring to Ganondorf (?) in the Era of Calamity Ganon, technically yes. However, if he was killed the first time instead of being sealed, he would just reincarnate.

@@TheRealRidley12 I understand that he would reincarnate, yes. And yes, I am speaking of Ganon. Thank you for the answer

Wow. You really did it? I don't think my patience is high enough to complete this achievement.

How would you do the map drawing on the switch though? It's a key mechanic for PH and ST. I can't really think of a good way to replace that.

@@DaShikuXI They would have to replace it with drawing with the analog stick or the motion controls. And they could implement the stamp system like in BOTW for some things. It would be a work-around, but I don't think those aspects alone should preclude them from the remasters they deserve.

@@7F0X7 Stamps do make sense yeah. I think drawing with the analog might just be a bit too awkward, especially for writing words. But yeah they should get a remaster at some point. At least you can play them on emulators though with pretty good rendering.

Except Malladus was sealed underneath the Spirit Tracks before Ganondorf and Bellum were defeated.