Headcanon Blog for Majora's Mask, but is willing to accept headcanons about the other games as well. Accepting Submissions & Scenarios. Ask Box is Currently; Open. Mods are : Fierce Deity and Majora. This blog is not spoiler free.
Gods of the worlds of Hyrule, Termina, Holodrum, Labrynna and Calatia
Din - Goddess of Power, Deserts and Fire - Oldest of the Golden Goddesses and mother to Demise, Goht, Twinmold and many Guardian Deities
Nayru - Goddess of Wisdom, Water and Ice - The middle Golden Goddess and mother to Hylia, Gyorg, Oshus, and many Guardian Deities
Farore - Goddess of Courage, Forests, Youth and Lightning - Youngest of the Golden Goddesses and mother to Terminus, Majora, Odolwa and many Guardian Deities
Hylia - Goddess of Light, Life and Time - Mother of the Hylians, Origin Spirit for the Princess Zelda of Hyrule, Shed her divinity and assumed a mortal form
The Fierce Deity/Oni/Terminus - God of War, Thunder, Death and Blacksmiths - Father of the Sheikah, Origin Spirit for the Chosen Hero, Spirit and Power torn apart and was forced to assume a mortal form
Majora - God of Chaos and Mischief - Sealed inside a mask by Hylia for betraying The Fierce Deity to Demise
Demise - God of Destruction, Darkness and Monsters - Father of numerous species of monsters, Origin Spirit to the Demon Kings - Stripped of his divinity and cast into the depths for the murder of The Fierce Deity and attempting to steal the Tri Force.
Medoh - God of Rito and Winds - Parent of the Loftwings and Rito
Odolwa - God of Dekus and Swamps - Father of the Deku Scrubs, Stripped of his true form for failing to heed The Fierce Deity's call
Rutela/Gyorg - Goddess of Zora and Rivers - Mother of the Paraellas and Zora, Stripped of her true form for failing to heed The Fierce Deity's call
Goht - God of Gorons and Volcanoes - Father of the Gorons, Stripped of his true form for failing to heed The Fierce Deity's call
Koume & Kotake/Twinmold - Twin Goddesses of Gerudo, Sand, Flame & Ice and Canyons - Mothers of the Gerudo, Stripped of their true forms and merged into one for failing to heed The Fierce Deity's call
Arisa - Goddess of Nature, wildlife and Koroks - Mother of the Kikwi/Kokiri/Koroks
Oshus/The Ocean King - Guardian Deity - God of Time and Oceans - Inherited the role of God of Time from Hylia after she shed her divinity.
The Wind Fish/Somnum - Guardian Deity - God of Dreams and Awakenings - The youngest of the pantheon, no one knows who's child he is.
Bellum - God of Thieves, lies and Treachery
The Maku Tree - Guardian Deity - Protector of the Forests of Holodrum and Labrynna.
The Deku Tree - Guardian Deity - Protector of the Forests of Hyrule, Calatia and Termina
Jabu-Jabu - Guardian Deity - Protector of the Rivers and Oceans of the world
This probably doesn't make sense when it starts getting applied to the other games but I have a headcanon that the Termina counterparts of the Gerudo are the Sheikah, this knowledge has been lost to time since a lot of Gerudo moved over to Termina to leave the harsh desert and a lot of Sheikah moved to Hyrule to work for the royal family
That is an interesting theory, I never actually considered the Gerudo and Sheikah to be counter-parts to each other. But, it does have solid footing with the Garo Soldiers appearing out of thin air like the Sheikah tend to do.
Headcanon that the great fairies are actually multiple fairies merged into one form for a significant power upgrade the down side is that they became a hive mind and are usually powered by like tunes in the location they were formed, which is why there aren't a lot of Great Fairies and why they're usually only in one place, plus explains how they coulda been split into stray fairies in mm
Okay, first of all, sorry for the really late response.
Second of all, So Great Fairies are basically bees?
Probably not what you meant, but it makes sense given how powerful they are.
...but where do all the pre-great fairies come from? Are they just normal fairies that got too close to each other or did one fairy just divide itself until there was enough of it to make a Great Fairy?
Jenny of Oldstones fits well with The Legend of Zelda series, because, like the song, there is that massive kick of tragedy and sorrow lurking under the surface level of the series
