Child Timeline - The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (part 2) Zant invades the Light World and forces Zelda to surrender her realm to him, while Midna tracks down the Hero of Time, a young man living in a remote village named Ordon. The titular Twilight Princess, Midna, opposed this plan, but soon found herself cursed and fleeing to the Light World in search of assistance. In the Twilight realm, Ganondorf found a minion in Zant, and granted his servant powers as part of his plan to unite the Light World and Twilight Realm into a single realm known as the Dark World. Shortly before the events of Twilight Princess, Zelda, knowing of Ganondorf's power and evil intentions thanks to the events of Ocarina of Time, went forth with plans to banish him to the Twilight Realm, with the Mirror of Twilight being his only escape. With the power of the Mirror of Twilight, four Light Spirits dispatched from The Gods banished these usurpers to the Twilight Realm, and sealed their magic into Fused Shadows. Child Timeline - The Legend of Zelda: Majora's MaskĪges ago, the land of Hyrule saw the rise of mages who attempted to control the realm with their dark magic. This extant ending of Ocarina of Time is just one of three possible timelines, which each hinging on Ocarina of Time's ending playing out in a different way. After Sheik reveals her true identity and possession of the Triforce of Wisdom, Link uses his own Triforce of Courage and the power of the Sages to seal away Ganondorf once and for all. While Link slumbers, Princess Zelda goes into hiding as the enigmatic Sheik, who later assists Link in breaking the curses of the six Sages to build up the power necessary to take down Ganondorf. With the Stones and Master Sword in his possession, Link unwittingly opens the door to the Sacred Realm for Ganondorf and finds himself sealed away for seven years, while Ganondorf uses the Triforce of Power (the other two pieces being sent to two people of the Goddess' choosing due to Ganondorf's evil nature) to begin his harsh rule over Hyrule. Link sets out on a quest to open the door to the Sacred Realm first, but when he obtains the final Spiritual Stone, Ganondorf kidnaps the Princess, who tosses Link the titular Ocarina of Time.
As we all know, Majora's Mask picks up shortly after Ocarina's ending, leading to these games: Regardless, the next path, Timeline B, works from the presented ending of Ocarina of Time, featuring Link returning to live through his childhood. So there's that - many games based on an odd presumption. The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons/Oracle of Ages
Here are the games that follow Timeline A: The only logical explanation to this storyline occurs when the player dies (you must ignore the "continue" option when Link dies for this to make sense).
The first, which we'll call Timeline A, assumes Link actually fails to stop Ganon. However, if these reports are to be believed, Nintendo has generated three scenarios based on Ocarina of Time. Here's where things get complicated, because Ocarina deals with a leap in time and technically only spells out one of those timelines with its ending. The first four games in the timeline, from earliest to latest are:
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The Zelda series starts with a simple progression. Diagram of the Zelda Timeline by GlitterBerri (Click to enlarge) Notes on the Zelda Timeline
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