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Demise is permanently dead according to the japanese version of Skyward Sword with Ganondorf and the many other villains in the Zelda universe been their own characters who only embody the same evil he once did in the past. Aaron has just recently released a video which addresses what actually happens at the end of Skyward Sword and how it applies to the rest of the timeline.

Bruh I'm not subbed this is the first time I've seen this channel and you missed the point the main point I was say in about is after being sealed resealed several times over the entire history of the series be figured out how to make seals of his own a dark seal that seals away pieces of the world

It's a custom track I had made based on the song of time!

I did think about that connection as well at first! Even my native Japanese partner had the same idea as the Japanese for "Triforce" would suggest that Tri should have been called トラィ in Japanese rather than トリィ which does sound like the Torri gates for sure. Most Japanese players seem to think it's connected to Triforce so far, but I wouldn't dismiss the idea of Tri being an entity that allows Zelda to venture into the rifts or something similar yet, either. I agree with you and it's definitely an idea to keep an eye on just in case!

Would be an interesting plot twist for sure but personally i'm sure Aonuma wishes to keep the timeline ambiguous indefinetly for the very purpose of keeping players guessing as to how it all fits together.

Thank you, I appreciate it! It's quite the bit shorter than my regular length, but I put a lot of work in to get it out to you quickly

I think its the same sword, the art just draws it slightly differently from the character model. Its got the same color scheme and there's only a very slight difference in shape.

@@JaidynReiman nope. The model on the key art is not drawn. The sword is definitely different. Different handle shape and color as well as different shape for the blade.

Maybe Zelda could make an echo of him!

It'll be interesting to learn if the islands were there originally or if they are parts of Hyrule's own landscape that's been consumed by the rifts. Hyrule was the original sacred realm after all! It's possible it could be a mix, too. Some food for thought!

@@QuestWithAaron Yeah I thought of that possibility as well, if Ganon is the one causing it, since it appears to come from his trident, to be able to drag entire places into these rifts is one of the more destructive things he's ever done.

​@@user-if4nx2jn8r It's worth noting that in the gamebox's cover Ganon is shown right next to Link rather than above him implying both characters are been _affected_ by the rifts with Ganon himself sharing Link's predicament in some extent. To me the box cover is a dead give away that a brand new villain is using the rifts for the possible intent of messing with the fabric or reality within the Zelda world which would include both the Hero and Demon King.

@@javiervasquez625 Yeah that's possible too, it may even be that the villain can use another form of "echoes" like Zelda can to replicate things and people. Typically Ganon has been the main villain in any game he appears but A Link Between World established that he doesn't necessarily always have to be.

Since Skyward Sword? Some of us have been waiting since Zelda II! 😅

Doesn't Zelda have two of her own playable adventures already?

@@LordMetalSonic1987 The CDI games? Uh, we don't talk about those. We just pretend they don't exist.

I am very excited for this game as well, it really does look beautiful and I can't wait to learn more! I would have loved to have been able to play as Zelda and go through her story in Skyward Sword, too!

I just assume Ganon created the rift to begin with and it was his trick to defeat Link. My guess is Link will be possessed by Ganon at some point, Zelda will get the ability to "echo" Link, and Zelda will either help Link defeat Ganon or use an echo of Link to defeat Ganon. I see no reason to think we have a brand new antagonist that isn't Ganon. Ganon being an echo maybe could happen as a bonus thing post-game but I kinda doubt it.

​@@JaidynReiman Do note that Ganon appears on the gamebox cover right next to Link _side by side_ which to me says he's also been affected by wathever character/villain or phenomenon is causing the rifts to appear and take way chunks of the kingdom. I bet that a new villain is responsible for what's happening with Ganon himself been a victim just like Link.

What can I say, languages are really complex! There's plenty to analyse, discuss and theorise about. Oh, and I love The Legend of Zelda! This term stood out to me immediately because of its connection to Ghibli

@@QuestWithAaron Then you should watch the TopCraft film The Flight of Dragons.

Ganondorf: "What a worthless creation! I will banish it to the Gap between Dimensions!"

It's basically a double down of the dimensional rifts from A Link between Worlds and i'm all for it!

that would take the biggest balls ever

They did say that Zelda would be the main character, but I guess that wouldn't eliminate the possibility! I also think it would be awesome if Zelda could make an "echo" of Link, too!

@@QuestWithAaron I like the idea of a "Echo Link" protecting Zelda.

ppl wondered the same thing about totk

I think a post-game Link mode like Richter mode in Symphony of the Night is a possibility.

@@QuestWithAaron I do think Link is playable in the opening battle, but personally I doubt Link is playable beyond that point. I agree I think we will see a "Link" echo as a late game unlock, though.

Definitely feels like it might be that sort of thing, are you referring to what Ganondorf mentions in OoT when he banishes his phantom, perhaps?

@@QuestWithAaron I sure am 😎 The Realm Between Worlds

@@QuestWithAaron NAH Man We DEALING With FFVII Rebirth Style Shenanigans

@@QuestWithAaron In Hindu Mythology If You Read The Bhagavad Gita Then You Will Know The Stories Of The Devdas (Gods) And The Asuras And The Kamikakushi Is Also Present Like Mount Kailash Is Also A Kamikakushi And No One Is Allowed To Climb The Mountain For If Shiva's Angry He'll Turn The Person To Ash And Yamlok Is One Aswell And Like Savitri When She Followed Yamraj To Yamlok To Save Her Husband So In India YES Its Present And EVERYWHERE

@@QuestWithAaron And In Kashi India When Someone Dies That Person's Soul Gets To Join Shiva In Kailash So Yeah Its Neat That There Are Various Kamikakushi In India Also India's Versions Of Kamikakushi Is Way Scarier Then Japan's Kamikakushi But It Depends On Which Story Your Hearing The Story How Kali Was Created Will Scare The Pants Off Of Ya

As confirmed by Aaron this "you know what" is already *dead* and what keeps evil from perishing for good is the ever present shoen within the world _itself_ which ensures new characters filled with inner evil and greed to cause more conflicts and tragedies to befall the world indefinetly as a preordained constant within the very fabric of reality. Wether it is a minish student getting "interested in the darkness within men" (Vaati), a male gerudo king with an entitled lust for conquest and dominance over the entire world (Ganondorf), another "Bringer of Demise" set to spread his evil (Malladus) or even an inanimate mask given agency after absorbing the shoen of the many tribesmen who donned it during rituals (Majora) the very natural existence of Evil in the Zelda world will inevitably usher the birth of a new malicious being set to spread shoen as the ever natural cycle which sustains the very existence of the Zelda universe. All that said you forgot a point from one of Aaron's prior videos where he addresses the _counterbalance_ to shoen with the many gods, goddesses and the Light and Order which they bring to cleanse the world from shoen and so restore balance as it was before its natural spread. At the moment i can't remember which video it was where he translates texts pertaining to the role the many gods fulfill within the established Lore but i could search it up if you like to understand the other side of the thematic conflict portrayed in the series. While i myself can't agree with the notion that The Legend of Zelda won't last "forever" i can assure that if Miyamoto or Aonuma feel the main storyline has reached a definitive end they'll reboot the franchise from scratch with a new timeline detached from the current one.

As confirmed by Aaron this "you know what" is already *dead* and what keeps evil from perishing for good is the ever present shoen within the world _itself_ which ensures new characters filled with inner evil and greed to cause more conflicts and tragedies to befall the world indefinetly as a preordained constant within the very fabric of reality. Wether it is a minish student getting "interested in the darkness within men" (Vaati), a male gerudo king with an entitled lust for conquest and dominance over the entire world (Ganondorf), another "Bringer of Demise" set to spread his evil (Malladus) or even an inanimate mask given agency after absorbing the shoen of the many tribesmen who donned it during rituals (Majora) the very natural existence of Evil in the Zelda world will inevitably usher the birth of a new malicious being set to spread shoen as the ever natural cycle which sustains the very existence of the Zelda universe.

As confirmed by Aaron this "you know what" is completley *dead* and what keeps evil from been vanquished for good is the ever present shoen within the world _itself_ which ensures new characters filled with evil and greed to cause more conflicts to befall the world indefinetly as a preordained constant within the very fabric of reality. Wether it is a minish student been "interested in the darkness within men" (Vaati), a male gerudo king with an entitled lust for conquest and dominance over the entire world (Ganondorf), another "Bringer of Demise" set to spread his evil (Malladus) or even an inanimate mask given agency after absorbing the shoen of the many tribesmen who donned it during rituals (Majora) the very natural existence of Evil in the Zelda world will inevitably usher the birth of a new malicious being set to spread shoen as the ever natural cycle which sustains the very existence of the Zelda universe. All that said you forgot a point from one of Aaron's prior videos where he addresses the _counterbalance_ to shoen with the many gods, goddesses and the Light and Order which they bring to cleanse the world from shoen and so restore balance as it was before its natural spread. At the moment i can't remember which video it was where he translates texts pertaining to the role the many gods fulfill within the established Lore but i could search it up if you like to understand the other side of the thematic conflict portrayed in the series. While i myself can't agree with the notion that The Legend of Zelda won't last "forever" i can assure that if Miyamoto or Aonuma feel the main storyline has reached a definitive end they'll reboot the franchise from scratch with a new timeline detached from the current one.

As confirmed by Aaron this "you know what" is completley *dead* and what keeps evil from been vanquished for good is the ever present shoen within the world _itself_ which ensures new characters filled with evil and greed to cause more conflicts to befall the world indefinetly as a preordained constant within the very fabric of reality. Wether it is a minish student been "interested in the darkness within men" (Vaati), a male gerudo king with an entitled lust for conquest and dominance over the entire world (Ganondorf), another "Bringer of Demise" set to spread his evil (Malladus) or even an inanimate mask given agency after absorbing the shoen of the many tribesmen who donned it during rituals (Majora) the very natural existence of Evil in the Zelda world will inevitably usher the birth of a new malicious being set to spread shoen as the ever natural cycle which sustains the very existence of the Zelda universe.

As confirmed by Aaron this "you know what" is completley *dead* and what keeps evil from been vanishing for good is the ever present shoen within the world _itself_ which ensures new villains filled with evil and greed befall the world indefinetly as a preordained constant within the very fabric of the Zelda universe. Wether it is a minish student "interested in the darkness within men" (Vaati), a male gerudo king with an entitled thirst for conquest and dominance over the entire world (Ganondorf), another "Bringer of Demise" set to spread evil across the world (Malladus) or even an inanimate mask given agency after absorbing the shoen of the many tribesmen who donned it during rituals (Majora) the very natural existence of Evil in the Zelda world will inevitably usher the birth of a new being set to spread shoen as the ever natural cycle which sustains the very existence of the Zelda universe. All that said you forgot a point from one of Aaron's prior videos where he addresses the _counterbalance_ to shoen with the many gods, goddesses and the Light and Order which they bring to cleanse the world from shoen and so restore balance as it was before its natural spread. At the moment i can't remember which video it was where he translates texts pertaining to the role the many gods fulfill within the established Lore but i could search it up if you like to understand the other side of the thematic conflict portrayed in the series. While i myself can't agree with the notion that The Legend of Zelda won't last "forever" i can assure that if Miyamoto or Aonuma feel the main storyline has reached a definitive end they'll reboot the franchise from scratch with a new timeline detached from the current one.

Why did you write the same comment twice?

A bit inconsistent when it comes to Link as the series has a track record of allowing him to be quite mischievous by commiting all sorts of trouble ranging from harming cattle like cuccos and Ordon goats, to outright stealing items from item shops and even harming NPCs as seen in the Wild duology. For such a "pure-hearted" character Link's misdeeds across the timeline give little incentive to allow him to constantly reincarnate as a noble Hero.

It definitely feels like to me that BotW has more Buddhist inspired themes like the monks in the shrines and the power of malice. Whereas TotK contains more themes related to Shinto like the zen garden design found on Zonai architecture, Gloom as kegare and an embodiment that corrupts Kami and nature, among much more. With that said the two are often intertwined and there are very often other influences from other cultures as well.