Holy s**t. I've got a lot of explaining to do. Please consider, I am concocting this whole storyline theory based on what was said in the game, the art, the language, the music, the items, character design, any dungeon designs, and, of course, the mangas. Nintendo approved the mangas, so I will use those as well.
On a side note, I believe all of you have seen the Zelda retrospective on gametrailers.com, correct? They are the ones with that exact same theory of the split timeline. Not to be rude, but are you sure GT knows what they are talking about? I'll repeat my last post: MAJORA'S MASK was the ONLY known game to follow OoT, and therefore shall be the only sequel. This is where GT fails, and why I don't even bother looking at it anymore. There was no evidence that Link stayed in the future and lost his seven years in the game or the mangas. So without further adieu, here goes:
Nintendo announced not too long ago that MC was the first game, and it is obviously told from the ending of the game when Link recieves his hat from Ezlo. We have that same beginning, and then this is where we depart. You guys/girls/peeps/whatever have OoT coming up after it. Why? There is no evidence of connection between the two, unless Link magically grew up and decided to have his hair designed a different way. Also, how the hell could he just all of the sudden have a deceased mom and dad, and have the mom carry Link to the Kokiri Forest? In MC, he had a grandfather, and his parents were dead already, I'm guessing.
Fast forwarding to the end of the game, I didn't mention this game in the last post, but Four Swords should be the next one to come, before FSA. In the manga, Zelda told Link about the legend of the Four Sword, which could easily pertain to MC, but the copied Links in MC were basically ghosts of him, not freely moving about split personalities of him.
Afterward, we have this little dilemma. Link and his father meet again in Hyrule Castle, after a few months, (dad came from FSA manga), and his grandfather went back to the countryside to be with Link's grandmother, while Link grew and became a young knight of Hyrule.
Fastforwarding yet again, Link goes back to see his grandfather and ends up staying there after he figured out that his father and mother were dead. He now suffers his grandfather's lectures on knighthood and of his ancestry (he keeps pointing to the picture of his ancestor, Raven, on the wall). He runs away to take the knight's test, and is challenged by a snooty youngster, and ends up running from the guards, finding the sanctuary, and takes the test of the Triforce, being thrust into Holodrum, ending up having to battle Onox at the end.
Afterward, Link is told about the Oracle of Seasons's friend, Nayru by Impa. Veran possesses Impa and persuades Link to lead her to Nayru, in which time Nayru is possessed by Veran, and also has to battle her.
There is something funny at work here. While Onox and Veran were off defeating Link (and failing), the Mistresses Twinrova were found in the manga, at work on reviving Ganondorf! Oh noes!
After reviving Ganon, he is soon defeated, but only partially, because he comes back in ALttP. In the ALttP manga, the Ganondorf they were talking about looked very much like the OoT Ganondorf. He could have, after he was defeated again, revived and made an alliance with the King to get the Triforce and take over just to get his ass kicked again.
Right after comes MM, in which Link was traveling in search of Navi, whom he was friends with. He defeats Majora in the end, and then tries to go back to Hyrule by boat, but ends up getting caught in a storm, and wakes up on Koholint Island, where LA begins.
Link finally reached Hyrule, (LoZ) but lost all of his items in the storm, so he retrieves new items and defeats Ganon, who took over in Link's absence. AoL comes after, in which Zelda is put to sleep, and Link has to defeat Ganon and wake her up.
I still have to find a more definitive reason for this next connection. The logical reason would be that the 16 year old AoL Link would live in a village after Hyrule was remodeled, which would be Ordon Village in TP. You know how TP goes, not explaining.
The last part of this is where my story, Hero of Light, would give this storyline more sense. There was no indication of a flood at the end of TP, and HoL is supposed to be a sequel to TP, along with another game, Legion of Seterevus. LoS would mark the flood occurrence, and finalize the beginning of WW and its obvious sequel, PH.
You can read (if you haven't already) Hero of Light in the museum. It is simply titled Hero of Light, for convenience. Does this make any sense? Or do you still desire to call me a blasphemist? lol joke
