This is the tunic that formally marks Link as a Champion of the Hyrulean royal family, now with added improvements well-suited for travel. When Zelda saw the wear and tear of Link’s old tunic, she ordered a new version enhanced with protective armor.
Designer’s Note: In Breath of the Wild, it was established that Zelda sewed the royal blue fabric worn by the Champions herself, imbuing this clothing with her prayers for their protection. This new version of the Champion’s Tunic similarly contains Zelda’s wishes; but, for good measure, she also ordered it to be fortified for Link’s protection. We wanted this design to convey the idea of Zelda commissioning master craftsmen to adapt facets of the armor worn by Hylian soldiers into the sort of high-quality equipment that would represent Hyrule’s technological recovery.
Top: Shiverians from Super Mario Odyssey as they appear during regular gameplay.
Middle: due to the large amount of Shiverians in the audience during the Bound Bowl minigames, they are replaced with a low-polygon version during this. While this can not be seen in-game, zooming in on the low-quality Shiverians shows that their eyes are angled as through they are sad.
Bottom: this is surprisingly not the only time low-quality versions of characters appear sadder than the regular ones in Mario games. In Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the low-quality female Toads in the Glitz Pit audience do not smile like the high-quality ones.
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Koko the Sheikah: "Mother is...sleeping here. She's probably making friends in heaven. Father thinks it's best not to tell us she's gone.
"But Koko knows. That's why Koko must be strong!"
In Super Mario World, pressing Left and Right simultaneously (only possible with third-party hardware on the SNES and removed completely in the Nintendo Switch Online version) allows Mario to perform movement he would otherwise be unable to do, such as the Yoshi flight shown in the footage.
One side effect of this is that Mario (as well as Yoshi) will die when touching certain walls in this state. The footage also showcases what happens when Mario and Yoshi die while Yoshi is sticking out his tongue: any enemies that touch the tongue will be taken down with them, as happens to the Buzzy Beetle.
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"One dark, fateful day, the earth cracked wide and malevolent forces rushed forth from the fissure."
"All the while, Null continued creating rifts, working ceaselessly to return the world to a void."
Sound familiar?
We know Null can generate echoes of literal end-game boss monsters:
And that they're fully capable of thought, however tied it is to their master.
Is this Echoed Zelda speaking with Null's voice? I don't think so. I think Null made her to do something and then she acted autonomously beyond that—for one, OUR Zelda's echoes aren't player-controlled, and for two, Null HAD Link; Echoed Zelda here acts like she, personally, has to take care of Link to get the Prime Energy back, and goes there herself.
Anyways...
What DOES Demise want the Triforce for? What does he want in general?
Destruction, by all appearances. His goals only seem to be direct opposition to Hylia, rending the world asunder, and domination.
And then, given the appearance of his portal to his final battleground...
What if Demise and his army were Null's first attempts at destroying the world it was imprisoned in? An echo, one that can copy things of its own accord.
His task to subjugate the world so the goddesses couldn't interfere with Null's plan.
What about the curse?
When he's making this curse, he still has Zelda's soul within him. He's speaking with the power of Hylia behind his words.
Which, if a god's power cast it, it's no wonder that a god's power can't break that binding.
"One dark, fateful day, the earth cracked wide and malevolent forces rushed forth from the fissure."
"All the while, Null continued creating rifts, working ceaselessly to return the world to a void."
Sound familiar?
We know Null can generate echoes of literal end-game boss monsters:
And that they're fully capable of thought, however tied it is to their master.
Is this Echoed Zelda speaking with Null's voice? I don't think so. I think Null made her to do something and then she acted autonomously beyond that—for one, OUR Zelda's echoes aren't player-controlled, and for two, Null HAD Link; Echoed Zelda here acts like she, personally, has to take care of Link to get the Prime Energy back, and goes there herself.
Anyways...
What DOES Demise want the Triforce for? What does he want in general?
Destruction, by all appearances. His goals only seem to be direct opposition to Hylia, rending the world asunder, and domination.
And then, given the appearance of his portal to his final battleground...
What if Demise and his army were Null's first attempts at destroying the world it was imprisoned in? An echo, one that can copy things of its own accord.
His task to subjugate the world so the goddesses couldn't interfere with Null's plan.
What about the curse?
When he's making this curse, he still has Zelda's soul within him. He's speaking with the power of Hylia behind his words.
Which, if a god's power cast it, it's no wonder that a god's power can't break that binding.
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