The Legend of Zelda: Child of the Triforce (central topic)

[Ryo]

Unlike most people, I'm going to limit myself to just making one topic about my story, here.

The Legend of Zelda: Child of the Triforce

Setting:
Two Years After The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Player Character:
Ryukenden Atrineas

Story:
Two years have passed since Ganondorf was sealed away in the Sacred Realm. For those two years, Hyrule Castle has been rebuilt with the help of nearly everyone in Hyrule - Zoras, Gorons, and Hylians alike. Ganondorf's curse upn Hyrule is soon as if it was nothing, but by no means forgotten. Everyone still talked about the Hero of Time and his adventures. But their peace was not to last for long.

Out of the shadows of the graveyard in Kakariko, a mysterious dark man called Gravitor - who has an uncanny resemblance to the King of Evil - strides into the land of Hyrule to destroy what Ganondorf had longed to rule. In an attempt to kill the Princess Zelda, he is beaten by a mysterious warrior with white, firey hair and garments of red. This warrior is Ryo. Gravitor backs away, but he sends a collatteral damaging plauge upon the people of Hyrule. To regain the land's peace, Ryo volenteers to stop the menace.

Odd, though... Ryo seems to look like the Hero of Time... almost as if he was related...

And thus begins the story.
This is merely the beginning summary. I have in my mind a more detailed version.


NOTE: This story is best understood if you have played and completed The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

Open for questions/comments

[Beebop]

They are some good ideas. They are to be sure to turn into a great story.

[neo]

Hmm, I wonder how Ryo could be related to the Hero of time. ^^ Good ideas, Ryo.

[Ryo]

In a way, Ryo is related to Link. Yet in another sense, he isn't. It all gets explained in the story.

Here's the Boss list for the story:

Bonba - Forest Fortress (Hyrule)
Lavarohk - Death Mountain Crater (Hyrule)
Glacious - Ice Cavern (Hyrule)
Jack of Lanturns - Beneath the Graveyard (Hyrule)
Kihols - Burried Pyramid (Hyrule)
Brutus - Stone Tower (Termina)
Gravitor - Chamber of Shade (Termina)
ARCHDEMON - Chamber of Shade (Termina)

Extra Bosses:

Queen Mothula - Lost Woods (Hyrule)
Girthworm - Haunted Wasteland (Hyrule)
Serpantara - Great Bay (Termina)
King Skulltula - Woodfall (Termina)
Arvil - Spirit Temple (Hyrule)
(This list may be edited)

Why extra bosses? These are "minor" bosses, meaning that they aren't necessary to defeat in order to complete the game. You are not obligated to defeat them, but you'll be greatly rewarded if you do...

[neo]

Ah, I see. Well, I would definetly take the chance of fighting the extra bosses, just to get a better experience of the game.

[Ryo]

Queen Mothula, Girthworm, King Skulltula, and Serpantara hold Gold Keys to unlock a big treasure chest that's located in Termina. You have to get all the treasure clues to find the chest. You get clues by finishing mini-quests in Termina.

Arvil, however, is the boss of an extra chapter in the CotT story. This is the chapter where you get to help out Rebé, a Gerudo, and the whole Gerudo race.

[kairi]

i dont even know what that ment well most of it anyway

[Ryo]

Then I guess you've never played The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time?

[neo]

I think she said she played Majora's mask.

[kairi]

and actualy i have played ocarina of time

god i do have the collectors edition

[Beebop]

She has the collectors edition. The adventure of link? 2D version? that a good one, but we are supposed to be talking about the child of the triforce.

[kairi]

well i dont have that one so i cant talk about it

[Beebop]

It's ryo's story!

[Ryo]

If you've play Ocarina of Time, some of this should make sense...

But anyway, This game ties Termina nad Hyrule together, as you can see. The reason is, it was said in Majora's Mask that the woods Link was traveling through when he got to Termina was the Lost Woods. So would it not make sense that others could go the same route and enter that land? I've taken advantage of this in the story so Ryo is able to explore both worlds.

BTW, if anything of what I'm saying is confusing you, I'll happily answer questions.

[Beebop]

So, well let me try and get my head around this. Hyrule is the setting for every Zelda story right?. So in the OOT and MM it was Hyrule too. Windwaker takes place a long time after the events that happened in them two stories, but its still Hyrule except its all underwater for some reason right?. Thats why it is just small islands on windwaker becuase of something that happened to the land?

[Ryo]

Actually, Majora's Mask does NOT take place in Hyrule. It begins there, yes, but 99.9% of the story is in Termina - which is a whole other land. In my story, it's about a three-day travel from Hyrule to Termina, but Nintendo doesn't say that so I don't know for sure. Link was in the Lost Woods, looking for Navi - the fairy partner he had in Ocarina of Time.

As for Wind Waker, yes. A flood was called to protect the land from Ganondorf's return. Apparently, he's been out for a long time. The flood waters caused the great ocean to exsist and to have the lands mountaintops be the islands. For Dragon Roost Island, it's pretty safe to say that it was Death Mountain. But after years and years and years and years had passed (How on earth Ganondorf lived for that long is beyond me - I'm guessing it's the Triforce of Power he has), the TWW story starts up.

Pretty deep, isn't it?

[Beebop]

Yes, it is pretty deep.

[Ryo]

But unlike TWW or even TP, CotT (Child of the Triforce) starts only 2 years after OoT. As I had posted before, a man who has a resemblance to Ganondorf is the villain. His name is Gravitor, for he has power over gravity! That's a bad thing to fight against in the final battle.

[Beebop]

I am sure that it would be.

[Blok2004]

Wow this could actually be a great story I look forward to it all being peiced together!