Questions and Assorted Statements About Zelda

 So, let's start on some interesting things I found a couple days ago.

 !Just so you know, this post has major spoilers for The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom, The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild,  and Hyrule Warriors Age Of Calamity. All DLCS included. Consider yourself warned!

Subject #1: Master Kohga 

 In Koei Tecmo Games and Nintendo's hack and slash game, Hyrule Warriors: Age Of Calamity, at the end of the third to last quest, Each Step Like Thunder, Zelda finally awakens her secret power to save Link right? 

Nice. We got that.

Now, at the ending cutscene of that quest, Zelda gathers up the remaining soldiers and fills them with confidence. They cheer in approval.

Then, a certain soldier asks Zelda to talk in private. This man turns out to be the chief of the Yiga Clan, Master Kohga. He joins Zelda and her party after the seer, Astor betrays them.

Let's get back to when the soldiers cheer in approval. 

As Zelda puts her fist into the air, the Triforce symbol on it, she says, 

"Everyone, you are mine to lead now. Calamity Ganon... will be sealed away forever with the power I possess! Together, standing in strength, we begin our march. Hyrule's fight-to rescue all within it-is now!" 

After that, everyone cheers. A split second before they cheer, we see a brown-eyed soldier. He grips his sword then cheers along with the rest of the warriors. 

Since everyone likes a good "maskless Kohga" theory, I've put this in because I'm pretty sure I'm one of the first people to see this.

The Yiga Clan, known for their excellent disguises, can look like almost anything they want. Like when, in the Urbosa, The Gerudo Chief quest, Master Kohga pretends to be Urbosa, and wages an attack in Zelda and her party.

This isn't rock- solid evidence but it is definitely a possibility.

Bad picture evidence taken on a phone from my switch ten minutes ago:

Kohga Bows To Zelda and Impa

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Subject #2:The Champion's Balled 

OK, back to the more simple stuff.

The Champion's Balled, A DLC for The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild that allows you to unlock a tale of the unknown past using puzzles and challenges.

Got that out of the way. 

So, Nintendo said that they came up with some of the ideas for Tears Of The Kingdom by making the DLC for BOTW.

Now, hold up your right hand and press L to recall just the place where you fought the boss of the Champion's Balled, Monk Maz Koshia. Now, to properly enjoy this post, also recall the music that played during that battle. Gotta admit it was awesome 😎.

Anyway, when you fought Monk Maz Koshia, did you ever look down? Like on what you were standing on? Yes that's right. Sheikah style but most certainly still, a Sky Island. YES I MEAN IT.  Thanks to the hawk eyes of a friend, we have uncovered a BIGGGGG discovery of the development of Tears Of The Kingdom. As HWAOC Robbie would say "Hm, yes."

Okay here's something them Kohga fans (me, only me.) would like.

10,000 years ago the Sheikah split into two after being shunned by the Royal Family. Some chose peace, ancestors of those inhabiting Kakariko Village in the Necluda. Others chose revenge on the people who betrayed them, they called themselves the Yiga Clan. The Yiga Clan have a slightly disturbing obsession with bananas as we all know.  None of us have any idea where that obsession came from, but what we do know is that Monk Maz Koshia is roughly 10,000 years old. This fact has been proven by Nintendo and cannot be disputed by anyone. I am a genius, mwahahahaha. Anywho, if you place bananas on the battleground, Monk Maz Koshia will skip towards them like an anime school girl JUST LIKE THE YIGA CLAN. So what I'm getting at is that half or more of the Sheikah tribe back then probably liked bananas a lot.

Again, bad picture evidence, but yes, still pictures. (None about the banana theory :( but you can try yourself.)

Subject #3 Callbacks to the Calamity 

Hey yo.

I'll give you some time to log onto TOTK. 

...

You're on? Great. Now. Pull out your Purah Pad with - ,then fast travel to Lookout Landing where, to the left of the Skyview Tower, you'll see a big Sheikah style house in which outside of it, you'll find Purah.

Go inside of the house and climb to the very top floor, we're you'll see a screen with clothes hanging of it, a blue bed and a nightstand. Nothing special huh?

TOTALLY ULTRA WRONG

On that particular nightstand there will be a particular book belonging to a particular person. You got it. Purah's diary. Heheheh.

If you read it, you'll find a subject about Impa sitting on a steamed bun, but also.....wait for it......the ROYAL ANCIENT TECH LAB!!!!!!!!

Ring a bell? It should.

Because that's where Purah and Robbie used to work to help fight against the Calamity!!!!!!

I have not played TOTK in a month so I have no such evidence.