Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker

I'm on the sage temples but I cannot do the forest water plants in 20 minutes that is impossibe and it's the only way to find makar isn't it? If it isn't tell me what is.

 

It's not required. I think all you get is a heart piece from that. But it should be easy to do if you have the warp song.

To find Makar you need to beat the Earth Temple with Medli first I think, then go to Forest Haven, and you'll see music notes coming out of one of the waterfalls. Go in there to find Makar.

 

Oh I was trying to get him before finishing the earth temple. But I need the mirror sheild to get the chest that is invisable to get the key to go any further in that dungeon I assumed the mirror shield was in the wind temple. Where is it?!?

Thanks for helping if you need any codes to Rouge Leader or JKII I've got 'em all.

Vader Fett

 

Use the command song to take over that bird girl, stand in a ray of light. Press A and aim at the chest with her harp.

 

Lord Silvertouch has completed it twice, the evil piece of sh!t. However that in my opinion ruins the game I like to be rubbish at games 'cause it make them last longer. What do you guys think? You can find Lord S. at the Literature fourums

Vader Fett

 

I completed the game twice as well, with all the figurines :shrugs:

 

20 minutes, 4 rooms, and I'm stuck again! I thank everyone who is helping my DarkLord/Mandalorian sorry self through these difficult times. I am now in the room in the earth temple with the block you move and some light comes down I need to move the next block but some daft eh,hem put a ruddy great statue on it following the pattern I tryed to shine light on it but Medi is locked up! I went back to the room with the fireskulls that come out of coffins and there is a switch that I need to put somthing on but there is nothing in the room I get the feeling that I should have used the command melody. Miamioto San usally leaves an escape root. What do I do oh wise ones.

Kni Be

 

I was wondering...how is this Link and Zelda related to the ones in Ocarina of Time. At the end of Ocarina, Link met with Zelda in the castle gardens...so, are the new Link and Zelda the scions of the former? Meaning, did the Ocarina Link and Zelda...y'know, become lovers?

 

That's an open question. I don't think they ever said if Ocarina Link ever married. The only two cadidates at the end of the game were Malon and Zelda. Throughout the final strecth of the game, Link seemed slightly closer to Zelda, so....

 

And there's always Ruto...

 

Okay, but are Wind Waker's Link and Zelda related? Anyway for us to know? Any indications by either game that Ocarina's Link and Zelda became more than just the dynamic duo of Hyrule?

 

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If I remember correctly, when you meet the king in the castle and see Zelda for the first time, doesn't he say that Zelda is the last person with royal blood or something like that. Also, if Link had royal blood, then why did the King never mention it?

 

They only get together in Adventure of Link, that's the only game where Zelda kisses Link (or atleast hinting of that happening).

Besides how could Link settle down with Zelda if he never returned (it was describe in the intro of WW).

 

I figured that in TWW intro, when it said that Link never returned, that he had died by then of old age or whatnot.


And, I don't really recall the King ever stating that Zelda was the last person with Royal blood. But you might be right, I just don't remember it.

But, let's assume that's correct...so, who did Zelda hook up with after Ocarina, then? And is TWW's Link a direct descendant of Ocarina's Link?

 

So, I started playing TWW again after beating it...what's with the invisible clothes?

 

who did Zelda hook up with after Ocarina

Some Hylian And Link in tWW isn't a descandant of OoT, Link in OoT didn't had time to spawn any children. tWW is a sequel of one of the two timelimes at the end OoT, the young Link timeline and adult Link timeline (hence his dissapearing) adult Link went back in time using the Master Sword.


And the invisible clothes is a joke

 

tWW is a sequel of one of the two timelimes at the end OoT, the young Link timeline and adult Link timeline (hence his dissapearing) adult Link went back in time using the Master Sword.

Uh...didn't OoT end with one timeline? I mean, after Link set down the Master Sword, everything was restored to the way it should be. That's what Zelda said would happen...

 

No there are two timelines and the ending proves it (and some official guy working on the game said it himself).

The end celebration took place in the future, where Ganondorf was put in the sacred realm. While the other time line was where Link put the mastersword into his eternal sleep.

Bah, I'm confusing myself now ?

But Wind Waker is the sequel to the future time line while the other Zelda games are a sequel to the past time line.

 

Wow. Nintendo's, like, nutty to gabillionth degree.

 

This is so sad--it's like a summary of the first parts of OoT.

http://www.geocities.com/zeldamastery/ootkokiri.html

*sniff* Poor Saria. I always thought she and Link were, like, perfect romantically...except for all the differences.


I love this pic. *sniff*

 

I've never been a Saria/Link fan

 

It makes more sense if it were the other way around, actually. In other words, Wind Waker (as well as Majora's Mask) is the sequel to the 'past' timeline and the rest are sequels to the 'future' timeline. Remember, in the WW introduction, it explains that when Ganondorf entered Hyrule for the second time, Link was unable to defeat him because he had traveled to Termina. Although, I don't know why Link would have been regarded as a hero in that timeline anyway, since nobody would have known he defeated Ganon the first time...

Bah. This is confusing.