On Koholint Island, Marin Asks Link To Never Forget Her, And To Never Forget The Song That She Sings,

On Koholint Island, Marin asks Link to never forget her, and to never forget the song that she sings, The Ballad of the Wind Fish.

In another lifetime, as Link traverses the malice-infested ruins of Hyrule Castle and prepares to face down Calamity Ganon, a song stirs in his head. A song he swears he’s never heard before.

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*looking myself in the mirror* i CAN finish a whumptober fic and start another one to make up for the fact im behind, and i CAN do my nine homework assignments, and i WILL have time to play bg3 and watch fma with my friend, and i will NOT overwork myself by doing all this despite how sick i feel rn, i will NOT fail this time

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oh god

this makes so much sense

with rauru and sonia

but

oh god

the chain

my brain is not ok

Nintendo has confirmed that #BreathOfTheWild and #TearsOfTheKingdom exist in a separate timeline within the #LegendOfZelda universe, distinct from previous entries.

They stand alone despite fans' attempts to fit these open-world games into the established #Zelda chronology. The official timeline reveals that after Ocarina of Time, the series branches into two paths—"Hero is Defeated" and "Hero is Triumphant"—which further split into "Child Era" and "Adult Era." However, Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom do not align with these branches and exist separately.

This was revealed at Sydney's #Nintendo Live 2024, underscoring Zelda's timeline's complexity and evolving nature and reminding fans that the series' lore may be more of an evolving sandbox than a neatly interconnected story.