JonBeBonanza
Smash Lord
i didin't even know that sheik not being in brawl was an option
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Geez. You guys are making this so intense. This topic has been done to death already, and everyone is still at each other's throats about it. You'd think after the 2349872098634th Sheik thread everybody would've at least mellowed out about the whole thing.
Why can't there ever just be calm, healthy discussion/debate on the internet? Why must EVERYTHING be a "This is what I think. . . and you're stupid if you don't agree with me" deal?
It must be all that rock and roll you crazy kids listen to these days.
Geez. You guys are making this so intense. This topic has been done to death already, and everyone is still at each other's throats about it. You'd think after the 2349872098634th Sheik thread everybody would've at least mellowed out about the whole thing.
Why can't there ever just be calm, healthy discussion/debate on the internet? Why must EVERYTHING be a "This is what I think. . . and you're stupid if you don't agree with me" deal?
It must be all that rock and roll you crazy kids listen to these days.
He's not generalizing, every Sheik thread has been a flame war.Between the 1st and 2349872098634th Sheik thread, users came and went. Some people, like me, weren't around for the first couple of Sheik threads. Stop generalizing.
That doesn't mean that these discussions always have to be so filled with flames. Even if you came later, you can participate in discussion while being civil about everything.Between the 1st and 2349872098634th Sheik thread, users came and went. Some people, like me, weren't around for the first couple of Sheik threads. Stop generalizing.
Awe c'mon now. You could've worked a "Flawless Victory" in there somewhere, couldn't you?You win.
You succeed.
You own.
You slay.
You're right. Times a billion.
Thank you. So much.
Alright, even though I am totally pro-Sheik, I will help go against this Sheik-is-in argument...it actually means
"Eldin's Fire, Lanaryu's Love, Faron's Wind, and Twilight Change."
i got it from this: http://brawlcentral.com/
"Zelda's Final Smash has been leaked. Her Final Smash is the Light Arrow. The reason we know this is not her B move is because the background around her is dark and she has the "Final Smash aura" around her entire body and bow. This means the move is not a special move. As said in a previous update, we wouldn't be reporting on any of the leak stories unless we had confirmation, but this seems like its real...Zelda's four specials are listed on the front of the card as "Eldin's Fire, Lanaryu's Love, Faron's Wind, and Twilight Change." The thing is, Zelda doesn't have a twilight change in Twilight Princess. The translation for the final Special move reads: "Twilight Change (Original Twilight version of Shiek transformation)" A rough translation says "Twilight version Seek Transformation". Seek is the Japanese version of Shiek, so there ya go. We have multiple translators confirming this."
The names of the attacks for Brawl probably aren't just the Japanese names, especially since Eldin has the L in it that probably wouldn't be in a Japanese language. They probably were changed on purpose to make it seem a lot more TP based. Going on this, they would be qualified as "TP" moves. That leans more towards cloaked Zelda. However, that doesn't "debunk" Sheik as you all put it. Sure, the Original Post does seem to contradict himself, but I'm sure that we all know what he means by it.The Light Spirits (光の精霊, Hikari no Seirei?) are four deities; Ordona, Faron, Eldin, and Lanayru. Each Light Spirit resides in a fountain somewhere in the province named after it: the goat-like Ordona near the north end of Ordon Province, the lemur-like Faron just within the Faron Woods, the owl-like Eldin at the edge of Kakariko, and the serpentine Lanayru at the edge of Lake Hylia. Each Light Spirit's name resembles that of one of the three goddesses of Hyrule (i.e. Lanayru, Eldin, Faron and Ordona).
I'd just like to say, I totally called it.This is from the Zelda boards.
dragon duce said:"Eldin's Fire, Lanaryu's Love, Faron's Wind, and Twilight Change."
Yes.Would you seriously rather have Zelda without Shiek?
I agree, IF I like that character. I don't like Sheik.I think sacrificing logic is worth it when it means having another character.
I would love Sheik to return. I honestly don't know where the hate comes from.Hey guys
Answer me this one thing.
Why do you want Sheik removed? You say that because Sheik is so good and Zelda is so crappy that Zelda is less of a character in comparison. A ratio of 1 to .75 you say. So you propose that Sheik should be nerfed or made a separate character to rectify this. This is a pretty weak argument, I think.
Some characters are good. Some suck. Zelda just happened to suck. It's not like they were trying to make Sheik all that much better than Zelda. They just gave the characters movelists that best reflected them, and Zelda just happens to suck. She's not the only character who does.
Heh, nice call.I'd just like to say, I totally called it.
I mean, not exactly what the new names are, but when everyone was trying to shove the "SHE'S GOT DIN'S FIRE SO SHE'S GONNA TURN INTO SHEIK AGAIN DUH!" crap down my throat, I mentioned that we didn't know whether or not the spells would keep their OoT names.
I feel vindicated. Or something.
The name change is important to me just because in past Sheik arguments I've had, the names of the spells were used as a means of proving that Zelda wasn't just Twilight Princess Zelda, and that she would, without doubt, return with Sheik. Now that the spells have different names (as small a name change as they might be), it makes Zelda that much more TP orientated. Din's Fire (or, Eldin's Fire as the case is now) in particular is important because it is now COMPLETELY it's own move, since it doesn't even work the way Din's Fire did in Ocarina of Time.Heh, nice call.
However, I don't see how that changes anything. I mean, how could you honestly say it makes a big difference. The Light Spirits were TP's version of Din, Farore, and Nayru. The light spirits names are even derived from the originals. It was just a name change. They moves (apparently) still have more or less the same features. Well, that just might be my opinion.
Take to it however you feel.
It could. And I wouldn't be opposed to the idea.Couldn't Zelda's new Down B simply be her turning into her possessed by Ganon akin to the ending of TP?
I don't care for Sheik, but...Hey guys
Answer me this one thing.
Why do you want Sheik removed?
Why is it ridiculous?The robe idea is ridiculous...
You sheik-haters will just cling to anything won't you?
Giving zelda a completely new moveset based on her standing alone in a tower? Give me a break...
The robe idea is ridiculous...
You sheik-haters will just cling to anything won't you?
Giving zelda a completely new moveset based on her standing alone in a tower? Give me a break...
Sheik did awesome stuff in OOT, other than teaching you songs!!Giving zelda a completely new moveset based on her standing alone in a tower? Give me a break...
Maybe because people like you start them.He's not generalizing, every Sheik thread has been a flame war.
That's interesting, I didn't see that. Meh, they're still the same moves, though.This is from the Zelda boards.
Alright, even though I am totally pro-Sheik, I will help go against this Sheik-is-in argument...
Look at what I bolded. Lanayru, Eldin, and Faron. If you've payed attention to Twilight Princess, they're all Light Spirits from TP.
From Wikipedia:
The names of the attacks for Brawl probably aren't just the Japanese names, especially since Eldin has the L in it that probably wouldn't be in a Japanese language. They probably were changed on purpose to make it seem a lot more TP based. Going on this, they would be qualified as "TP" moves. That leans more towards cloaked Zelda. However, that doesn't "debunk" Sheik as you all put it. Sure, the Original Post does seem to contradict himself, but I'm sure that we all know what he means by it.
Yeah, because Sheik did a lot more than playing a harp in OoT, right?Giving zelda a completely new moveset based on her standing alone in a tower? Give me a break...
Maybe because people like you post crap like this and then can't take an argument?Maybe because people like you start them.
We don't want ANY arguments in the first place. People like you just like to wreck "failing" threads. And didn't you say you were leaving this thread?Maybe because people like you post crap like this and then can't take an argument?
People like you make the rest of us English majors look bad.To the OP, man, I was laughing my arse off as I was reading your post. You act like you know something about plot and story construction...but coming from an English major, you don't know jack. Nowhere in your post did you say anything worthwhile. lol. And your thoughts on Brawl's "story" needing to be consistent were laughable at best. If you were talking about literary works, then using internal logical consistency would be appropriate.
But here, don't be so trite, simplistic, misguided, and annoying. You refute the No Sheik argument with "Brawl is illogically inconsistent" then turn right around and use SSE ("Brawl is logically consistent") to somehow magically establish that Sheik will be in Brawl as Zelda's transformation, because of your own misguided and vapid notion that Brawl's storyline has to be logically consistent?
Do you even realize how massive of a contradiction your entire argument is? You're saying that Brawl is inconsistent when it suits your inane Quixotic quest, and then turn around and say that Brawl must be consistent, coincidentally also when it suits your inane Quixotic quest.
Come on, man. You really believe you can have this both ways? That Brawl can both be insanely random and chaotic, while at the same time adhering to some farcical internal consistency that's pretty much impossible since its story mode is almost guaranteed to turn out to be a fan-fic gone horribly, horribly, horribly wrong...
You've proven nothing but your own inexperience when it comes to literary analysis proper.
Sure Sheik's gonna be in Brawl in some form. But before you go ranting about how other people don't "get it" at least take a few frigging basic-level literature courses so you at least understand the concept you're flubbing around.
Haha. If you want to see me throwing around my large vocabulary, I totally could. If you want me to really crank out some insanely long dissertation on plot structure, I totally could. In that initial post, I neither was trying to make myself look more intelligent, nor was I throwing around any large vocabulary.People like you make the rest of us English majors look bad.
To elborate: I can't stand people who throw around their large vocabularies when it is totally uncalled for just to make themselves look more intelligent.
vesperview, you're an a-hole or saying thathey woah what the
EXACTLY!So by your logic Wind Waker Link could turn into Wolf Link with no problem, or TP Link could put on the Oni Mask and turn into Fierce Deity Link.
I'm sorry but internal logical consistency is not restricted to literary works, it's a functional requirement in all storytelling mediums.To the OP, man, I was laughing my arse off as I was reading your post. You act like you know something about plot and story construction...but coming from an English major, you don't know jack. Nowhere in your post did you say anything worthwhile. lol. And your thoughts on Brawl's "story" needing to be consistent were laughable at best. If you were talking about literary works, then using internal logical consistency would be appropriate.
No, he said that Brawl's storyline required internal logical consistency, since it's a storytelling medium, however, he pointed out that it is not required to be consistent with LoZ's storyline. In other words, Brawl's internal logical consistency is not dependant on being consistent with LoZ. Merely being consistent with itself.But here, don't be so trite, simplistic, misguided, and annoying. You refute the No Sheik argument with "Brawl is illogically inconsistent" then turn right around and use SSE ("Brawl is logically consistent") to somehow magically establish that Sheik will be in Brawl as Zelda's transformation, because of your own misguided and vapid notion that Brawl's storyline has to be logically consistent?
You misread, maintaining consistency with LoZ is not the same as maintaining interanal consistency and narrative cohesion.Do you even realize how massive of a contradiction your entire argument is? You're saying that Brawl is inconsistent when it suits your inane Quixotic quest, and then turn around and say that Brawl must be consistent, coincidentally also when it suits your inane Quixotic quest.
It happens all the time in storytelling mediums, suspension of disbelief. The writer's have the right to decide what the rules of their creation are (assuming of course, it's non-fiction), they can decide that Gods are created by belief in them, that a giant white whale exists that a mad captain is attempting to kill, whatever they desire.Come on, man. You really believe you can have this both ways? That Brawl can both be insanely random and chaotic, while at the same time adhering to some farcical internal consistency that's pretty much impossible since its story mode is almost guaranteed to turn out to be a fan-fic gone horribly, horribly, horribly wrong...