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I'm still shock Malon beat the titular character of Malon's own series by a strong ratio of three to two.
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@SuperSnekFriend @ChristiJunior How is this a surprise? You get to see more of malon in oot & mm than you do zelda.
@SuperSnekFriend @ChristiJunior Not counting Sheik (I don't remember her in Majora's Mask).
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@MeltingStar @SuperSnekFriend @ChristiJunior if we're being pedantic, malon isn't in MM. she's split into romani and cremia. just uses the same models because MM was rushed.
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The two characters, while technically distinct from each other, are too similar to count them apart. And besides, Termina is a magical projection, or dreamland, of Hyrule's emotions and fears. Cremia and Romani being a dream version of Malon makes them all one essential character.
The two characters, while technically distinct from each other, are too similar to count them apart. And besides, Termina is a magical projection, or dreamland, of Hyrule's emotions and fears. Cremia and Romani being a dream version of Malon makes them all one essential character.
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@SuperSnekFriend @ChristiJunior @MeltingStar i've never heard that theory before. if it were a magical projection, why are there still so many unique characters and a wildly different world instead of it being the exact same as hyrule? i'm pretty confident that it exists as its own thing independent of anything going on in hyrule.
eiji aonuma referred to termina as basically a liminal space. a transitional spot like an airport.
