Quote (zarkadon @ Dec 23 2011 12:58am)

I actually thought that Nintendo saw The Legend of Zelda as a tale told in diferent ways (since it's pretty much the same story involving the same characters)

Quote (Doyek @ Dec 23 2011 06:54pm)

http://www.glitterberri.com/zelda_timeline.jpg

well look at that

Quote (Megamanexe @ Dec 23 2011 02:59pm)

Mind blown wide

Quote (Shiki @ Dec 25 2011 02:25am)

You posted the cluster fuck confusing version

http://www.zeldadungeon.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Zelda-Timeline1.jpg

This is the version with more details on the raw timeline on the era and how the zeldas fit in.

Time isnt one-way the adult timeline is happpening at the same time as child timeline (Think, OOT ganon is defeated in the future but not the past. So the future events are happening in that time line MEANWHILE)
In the childhood timeline where you return too ganon is alive and the 'real' timeline continues in the sense of being linear.

In the link failing timelike you will notice that almost all of those games are in utter chaos according to it. i'm sure you remember the snes version. When you actually think about it this time line makes very good sense.

Quote (Shiki @ Dec 25 2011 02:25am)

You posted the cluster fuck confusing version

http://www.zeldadungeon.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Zelda-Timeline1.jpg

This is the version with more details on the raw timeline on the era and how the zeldas fit in.

Time isnt one-way the adult timeline is happpening at the same time as child timeline (Think, OOT ganon is defeated in the future but not the past. So the future events are happening in that time line MEANWHILE)
In the childhood timeline where you return too ganon is alive and the 'real' timeline continues in the sense of being linear.

In the link failing timelike you will notice that almost all of those games are in utter chaos according to it. i'm sure you remember the snes version. When you actually think about it this time line makes very good sense.