Warriors Headcanon Because I Said So-

Warriors headcanon because I said so-

Warriors totally blames himself for the war. Whenever anyone tries to get him to understand that it wasn't his fault and Cia was a psycho, he'd say nothing but secretly he'd be like: "It was totally my fault, I should've given myself up when I had the chance."

Warriors was (and still is in his mind) a Mama's boy. Also, Warriors' mom died during a ambush, she was a soldier in the army and she wished for Warriors to also become one like her.

Warriors' mom was definitely the one to first wear the scarf and when she died, the soldiers took said scarf and gave it back to him as part of his Hero's Clothing.

Warriors definitely has the worst self-esteem in the whole team, he thinks himself as the least of the least and will think of everyone else but himself. He could be sporting a broken rib, a fractured leg and a shattered hand and still fuss over Legend's cut, or Wild's scrap or Sky's sprained muscle.

Whenever this happens, the Chain will threaten Warriors by telling him that they'll bring Time into the discussion and he'll bring the ultimate mother hen, Fierce Deity.

Warriors is the main medic in the team, while Hyrule knows how to heal, he doesn't know how to do it without leaving permanent damage. Warriors, being the war general he is, does know how to how to take an arrow out, how to stop a bleeding wound, etc.

Warriors was made for combating multiple foes at once, not 1v1, so when he began traveling with the Chain, he would always swing in a wide arc. He's gotten better at fighting one opponent but anytime waves after waves of monsters come out, the Chain will split from Warriors to avoid getting hit by his swings. They also know he does better alone in those types of situations and if anything happens their's always at least one person watching from a far, ready to jump in.

Warriors likes keeping up his appearance, it use to be because of his status as a war general but know he doesn't really know why. Also he's got the whole makeup, cream and hair product kit.

The man has a knife almost everywhere on his person, in his boot, underneath his scarf, in his glove, on his hip, on his breast (inside a hidden pocket), etc. He's afraid of getting betrayed like the soldiers did to him during the war.

Wild is like, filthy rich. Like, stacks upon STACKS of Rupees, like you couldn't even count them he has so many XP. I firmly believe he'd be willing to pay for all the Chains expenses knowing he wasn't going to need the rupees himself, but the Chain would always try to help when paying and stuff.

Triton has a killer voice. No, literally. If he were to go to the surface, he would be able to speak, that's obvious, but he would also be able to disintegrate anyone with his voice. Triton's voice would sound like metal against metal or nails against a black board over exaggerated. Like, he could really kill your ear drums or just cause you to disintegrate on the spot. Also, his normal speaking voice would sound melodic and beautiful, it also has a hint of charm speak.

Hermes headcanons :p

Note*: Hermes was human/demigod before he was turned into a god

-adding to the note above, Hermes had ADHD

-He also never learned how to read because 1. Poor and 2. Education was for rich people and even that was rare.

-Hermes doesn't know how to read meaning he can't read where the letters are supposed to go or who they are addressed to

-Zeus chose Hermes to be messenger not only for his speed but also because he can't read meaning he can't divulge important or top secret information.

-Of course, Zeus didn't count on George and Martha to read the letters to Hermes and he especially didn't count on Athena and Apollo to help teach Hermes how to read.

-Hermes' ADHD only grew once he became a god.

Thinking about Revali makes me emotional. Because like:

He is an adult. Google says he's 21, but I always thought he was 25-28.

He would be an adult who is well established in his community as a warrior, to the point where he, above anyone else, was offered the position of Champion. It would make him bitter about the fact that he's considered support to this unassuming hylian child who is ten years younger than him. He's supposed to play second fiddle to this kid and it stings.

Think about the horror of Revali's ghost spending a hundred year in Vah Medoh, stewing in his own anger. He died at the hands of a foe that was supposed to be easy to defeat. They had everything needed: the princess, the heroes, the four divine beasts.

But they failed. It didn't work. So many of the people Revali swore to protect are gone now, slaughtered by the calamity. Revali is dead also, and that hurts to think about. (It hurts even more to think about the sight of his dead body decaying on the floor of Vah Medoh, so he tries not to think about that. He focuses on his anger instead)

So Revali's anger festers for a hundred years, and it finds a target in Link, the hylian champion, who was supposed to be everything they needed to survive this prophesied apocalypse.

(They had hoped Link was all they needed to avert the calamity, because no matter how hard she tried, Zelda's powers did not awaken until it was too late.) They had to put all their trust in Link. But Link wasn't good enough. He died. Sure, Zelda couldn’t unlock her sealing powers, but that wasn’t really her fault. She was doing every damn thing she could. But Link? Link had every divine right and divine blessing he could ask for, and he. Still. Failed.

Revali is looking for someone to blame, and it would be so easy for him to blame Link for that. And it makes Revali all the angrier. Why did Revali have to play second fiddle to Link in life when it turned out he wasn't that great anyways?

So Revali is planning on making it difficult when Link gets to Vah Medoh. He wouldn't make it impossible, because he does actually want to see the calamity defeated and as much as he hates it, Link is their best shot at that.

But then Link get there, and he... is so small.

After a hundred years, Revali forgot what Link looks like. And Link looks like a 16 year old child. And he looks so scared when he sees the mini guardians in Vah Medoh, even though Revali knows that Link is more than capable of dealing with them. Link's fear and the scars that cover the boy forcibly remind Revali that Link died to machines like these.

And Revali is overwhelmed by the realization that Link was a child who was sent to fight and die for a kingdom. And he feels his hatred sizzle out like a campfire is a rainstorm. Because Link is so small.

I don’t know, I just keep thinking about Revali being a grown man realizing the horror of sending children to fight a war no one was prepared for. And he still doesn't like Link but he can't blame him anymore, can no longer find that hatred he used to have for the hylian champion

Legend = bunny with perky ears

Ravio = bunny with floppy ears