Maybe being a mindless immortal dragon isn't so bad
Who decided applying for jobs required a fucking standardized test? This is the worst timeline.
be real would you smoke weed that was grown in Caelid
I'd be so impressed by anything that could grow in that hellscape that I'd have to give it a try.
Got into an argument with my author friend about cyanide, and now my search history is definitely on a list somewhere...
Well. At least the effort wasn’t entirely wasted! Link still needed the master sword to deal the final blow, after all!
"The Dragons of Hyrule are... Mysterious and majestic creatures"
tumblr ruined the quality but here you go
Why doesn’t Link ever get to be a sage? Especially in TotK. Seems like this would have been a good opportunity for him to become one, since TotK is all about teamwork. I suppose having all the sages power trumps having his own Secret Stone? I’m just not sure…
And why didn’t Rauru have a Secret Stone? I suppose Link and Rauru don’t need them to channel their power? Maybe the Master Sword takes the place of a Secret Stone? I guess I am still trying to wrap my head around the fact that Link is just a ‘swordsman’ in TotK, not even a Chosen Hero this time. Just the only person in all of Hyrule who can get the hard job done - again. I know I need to let it go, but I can’t….
This is why I was so unbelievably upset to find Mineru. I was so convinced Link would get a stone, and a spirit stone made sense for him to have because he has the same spirit as the hero of legend. I understand why a secret stone doesn't really fit into gameplay, but the game could have just hand waved it away with a little damage buff. Plus, Mineru is just so disappointing once you finish her super long quest.
Remember when we could gather a kitty army in twilight princess 🥲
Nintendo knows we'd end up gluing 15 cats together like Koroks.
Guys! They did it!!
They made Bad Apple in TOTK!
Credit to Benothoven Music for this.


