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Or on his back.
Spoiled?
Just because Midna destroyed the Twilight Mirror doesn't mean nothing else happens in TP Link's time. It would be like Majora's Mask.
Miyamoto said that if Wii Motion Plus sales were good enough he would make this game use the Motion Plus for combat, and if that's the case it may just need an option to switch between Right Handed and Left Handed Link or else the Lefties using the Motion Plus aren't going to get the same experience as us Righties.
now that'd be awesome.
Not in the least. She is clearly not Twilit. The Twilit have mych darker clothing and color schemes. Also they have pupils in their eyes.
maybe as many important objects do, have a counterpart maybe she is a counterpart of midna?
Wrong. Her head is the tip of the blade, her legs are the wrapped handle, and the hilt is her undergarments, with her cloak also being based on the hilt. Look closer.
I based this on the way where the girl is standing. Right behind Link. That means that tip of the sword would be facing down.
I at first thought that too. But upon closer inspection, her position is if the Master Sword was in the sheath on Link's back.
Where in the world did you read this? Because if so, wouldn't it seem like TP would be a fitting predecessor? Now that we know it isn't, Termina may very well be the setting of this game, IF you can corroborate your claim that Zelda Wii is based on mirrors.
Currently we have only this picture to back up my claims. But since Link is traditionally left Handed but in this art is right handed, its possible that we are looking at Link through a mirror.
I actually believe it's the other way around now. Notice her pelvis regions, and the way her body flattens out. In most pictures of the master sword, such as here, the top of the handle of the sword matches the girl's pelvis. They both have that flat, ridged base. I also noticed the jewel on the girl's chest is blue, which could represent widsom, Nayru, etc. On some of the pictures of the Master Sword, like the one from TP, the stone on the Master Sword is gold or even clear. In some pictures of the sword from OoT, the sword has a blue jewel in it, leading me to believe that this game will take place closer to OoT, rather than being a sequel to TP.
I based this on the way where the girl is standing. Right behind Link. That means that tip of the sword would be facing down.
Termina is a parallel, opposite world to Hyrule, hence, its mirror world.
You're already in one. There are two timelines. MM and TP take place in the "alternate" one.
I based this off solely how similar Termina is to Hyrule, yet is completely different. The characters and items look the same or named the same as people and objects in Hyrule, but you can clearly see that they are different.
I based this on the way where the girl is standing. Right behind Link. That means that tip of the sword would be facing down.
None of the discussion about 'sword people' would have come up if Miyamoto hadn't specifically pointed out that Link didn't have a sword. There's obviously something important about the girl, and her similarities to the Master Sword are very striking. Perhaps she wasn't meant to be a sword person, but as of right now (and despite how much I dislike it) the most likely theory is that there actually is a sword person in Zelda Wii.
Agreed to some degree. But still...If someone wants to over-analyze this, then, by all means, let them. It's a picture, yes. But it's all we have, so were going to study the crap out of it till our eyes bleed.
To be honest, just Link's pose and the girls appearance should have suggested something's up with the sword.
What would be really interesting is that if we can go to Termina from Hyrule. That would prove an interesting situation. IIRC, the master Sword has no real counterpart in Termina. It could possibly create a imbalance such as Skull Kid and/or Link did.
There really isn't one, as far as I can tell (*waits to be corrected*). As of now, it's just a theory for a game that only has one piece of art that serves as all of the information released every about the game. So obviously, there's not even much of a point to discussing the game, despite that we still will.
w00t for jumping to conclusions! Since we are stabbing in the dark here....could the white fairy girl holding a black doll mean anything? I mean, light and dark schemes have been taken advantage of in the past.
Well, you either get to grab Navi by the neck and bash her into stuff, or you get to repeatedly slam Navi's head into monsters, rocks, and walls, depending on which part is the hilt and which is the blade.
Permission to sig, Cap'n?
Permission granted.
By "world" do you mean another country or a physical planet? Because if it's a completely new planet, then I'd wonder how Link got there in MM.
Yeah, I was talking about yet another one. I know that's kinda foolish, but Nintendo would have to make up one hell of a backstory to this new quest if it involves Termina.There are too many variables that would fall into contradiction if the sword-girl thing were true. Well, alteast the way I see it.
One minor note: In this theory, the quest goes on before TP, however, the TP version of the Master Sword is the only one in which the sword-girl's features resemble it. If the makers of the game paid so much attention to making the girl resemble the Master Sword, it'd make sense that the sword girl is meant to appear some time after TP, otherwise they'd design her to look like the Master Sword in OoT. Or, it could just be a case of artistic license and the people who designed her didn't care which sword they modeled her after, and used the most recent image.
