Triforce Trends : The Zelda Podcast

I love Tears of the Kingdom, it's one of my favourite Zelda games... But, while Breath of the Wild had used freedom to it's absolute fullest potential, TotK really didn't, it kept butting heads with the idea that freedom is going to be the future of the series. So today I want to look beyond Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom and explain why more isn't always better. If yo

Hyrule Castle is the final dungeon in Twilight Princess, today we take a look at it and why I believe this is the best finale of any Legend of Zelda title and discuss Ganondorf, the end of Midna's Arc and other things like the involvement of Zelda in the story and King Bulblin... In this epic finale of the Twilight Princess Retrospective series. If you want to SEE this content on Y

Tears of the Kingdom has been under fire since release for being too similar to Breath of the Wild in a lot of cases, and because it's a sequel, there's the notion that it could end up aging worse than its predecessor, I don't believe so, and this video is explaining exactly how I think Tears of the Kingdom will be remembered for (outside of weak lore, you commenters are funny har

The Temple of Time, the City in the Sky and the Palace of Twilight, 3 dungeons that are located outside of hyrule in one way or another, whether it be through time travel, down to sky-based limitations or because Link travels to a completely different realm. Today we'll be exploring these locations, how much I like/dislike them and how well everything else in the middle is designed

The Zonai were talked about a TON up until the release of Tears of the Kingdom, in the end they didn't end up being the "warlike, barbaric" tribe that creating a champion/masterworks painted them out as, so who WAS the tribe we were all speculating on for 4 years? Today I answer that question as I believe I've solved who this "Fake" zonai tribe are in totk (tears of the kingdom) If

The Triforce has been around in the series since the very beginning of the timeline, skyward sword features it heavily, it shows up in pretty much every single 3d zelda game, it's around. Tears of the Kingdom and Breath of the Wild don't put the triforce front and centre BUT I think there's much more to that than meets the eye, I think through TOTK and BOTW we've just been through

Tears of the Kingdom's world reuses assets from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but it also adds 2 more layers to it's map, The Depths and the sky... Today, the cave boys and I (Hyrule Gamer and ZINK), come together to try and argue a point for each of these layers of the world of hyrule being the best map in the game. Are the depths the best, the biggest of the 2 new maps

Tears of the Kingdom is the highest launching Zelda title to date, so it absolutely HAS to get DLC right? Well today I bring up some ideas I have for DLC for TOTK, and why I could actually see there not being ANY DLC for the Sequel to Breath of the Wild. Hope you enjoy! If you want to SEE this content on YouTube, here's a link to my channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-rPIJp

Every single hero in the history of Hyrule up until Breath of the Wild had the same green tunic that the last one did... Up until the era of wilds. So in Tears of the Kingdom you can find the tunics of the old heroes... But they're in the depths in totk, so today I wanna ask the question of, "in-lore, why would the tunics be found in the depths?", highlighting problems and theories

The Zelda series has been going in a direction that a LOT of people LOVE, and some people don't love quite so much, they'd like some more traditional elements to return that aren't currently in Tears of the Kingdom and Breath of the Wild. Today I'm gonna be looking at some interviews that Aonuma and Fujibayashi have attended to look for some clues as to what's in the future of the