#theory confirmed

[agent0tter]

Echoes of Wisdom confirms one of Zelda's oldest fan theories

For about 20 years the Inverted Triforce piece on the lower section of Ocarina of Time's Hylian Shield has been theorized to be a 4th entity.

(EoW Spoilers below)

In the story of the Echoes of Wisdom it is revealed that the Three Golden Goddesses that created the lands (Din, Farore, and Nayru) did so in order to imprison Null, who existed in the time before, in the vast nothingness that was existence until the Goddesses decided there should be more to it.

Each part of the Triforce represents one of the Goddesses and their power. Now we know that the 4th piece represents Null.

[derangedbutfun]

Marge is Richie's mom theory confirmed

[zoetheneko]

Now that the new Avatar movie has been announced and that concept arts were dropped along with it, i will now throw on how these artwork on the new Na'vi tribe we'll be seeing may have confirmed my assumtions skin tone wise.

I took a sample of that one Fire Na'vi woman's skin tone (on the first image) as well as the Omaticaya and Metkayina clans' for comparision (i could be incorrect on the first two and if yes my bad i tried to pick up midtone colours).

I theorised to myself, with the little help of outside opinions, that the blue skin tone of these Na'vi would be a ashy/desaturated shade of blue. The sample i took resemble a dark blue gray (or it might be lighter because there's a bit of shadow on where i picked the colour), so this theory could be most likely be true.

[random-dragon-exe]

Ok, so I'm rewatching the OG FOP and I literally just saw this.

Juandissimo's wand is actually longer. Fairies really can transform their wands to look different. Granted, it's like that for a second or two but still, it happened.

My theory that fairies can transform their wands is canon!

Now I wonder if this will come back in A New Wish. Probably not, but it's just wishful thinking at this point (pun intended).

[dreadfutures]

DOUBLE BLIGHT

[queenzee27]

Ok my Midgaurdian bitches court is in session and I have tea to spill!

so sit them booty cheeks down!

Oh and um God of War Ragnarok spoiler warning! you were warned!

Anyways... let's begin *Slams weeks worth of research on the gameplay and norse mythology on table* my evidence for today pertains the subject that is 'The Tyr Theory' or thriple T for short.

Everyone been asking:

How long was Odin pretending to be Tyr?

Answer: Since we met him!

*Turns on powerpoint presentation*

Exhibit A: The imprisonment of Big Daddy Tyr!

So when Atreus shows Kratos and Mimir the tapestry it shows that Tyr was imprisoned on Svartlafheim. Great we got GPS location! off to a great start, until you look at tge damn thing clearly; it says Tyr is gaurded by Asgaurds most powerful beings- Odin and Thor. But, for some reason when Kratos and Atreus pull up the only thing that got in their way was a Giant door that Kratos easily pulled down....

That's suspicious....That's weird....

Where Thor at? where was Odin?

Exhibit B: Tyr's prison condition

So we all know Odin is a merciless hoes that loves torturing people, especially his prisoners; YET! when we first see Tyr, best just vibing in his cell.... where the chains at? look we are talking about a God that chains up and tortures anything that makes him think you ungreatful; He stuck Mimir to a damn BDSM tree and only escaped with his head! But Tyr just sitting in his cell. Like yeah the cell is tiny for his size, but you gonna tell me Odin lost creativity in torture methods for Tyr? the man who led a whole ass revolution against him? really?

Exhibit C: Tyr's eyes

Again, let us revisit dear Mimir shall we? we learn from the wise head himself that Odin took one of his Bifrost eyes because he didn't want him to escape and run to a different dimension. Therefore Odin took one of his eyes yet, when we meet Tyr, this sexy tall bastard has both his eyes! why would Odin leave his prisoner with a way to escape?! Odin isn't dumb, he wouldn't do it once and forget to do it again. He knows Tyr has Bifrost eyes, remembers what they can do, but he let Tyr keep both his eyes...what?!

Exhibit D: Non-missing appandages

(my fav exhibit because bitch a lot of reading was involved)

for those unfamiliar with Tyr's story, the God once sacrificed his right arm to the Giant dog Fenrir so Odin could chain it down and trap it in Helheim (bitch even the dog was chained down!) and since we see said dog, alive and every much chained up until Atreus' dumbass frees it; it has to be cannon that THIS event already happened, so Tyr has no right. but wait... *holds out megaphone to audience* TYR HAS BOTH VERY WELL ATTACHED ARMS! WHY?! this man has his right arm fully intect; if that was Tyr he would be missing an eyes (or both because Odin is shady like that) and a right arm! but he has both, still intact. How?

Exhibit E: Odin's got talent

It is a well known fact in Norse mythology that Odin is a master manipulator and an excellent shapeshifter, so it wasn't surprising that he took Tyr's form and decieved everyone. But there was always one flaw that Odin had when he turned himself into other people. Whatever form he took, his right eye always remained empty, so I believe Odin either A. Actually removed Tyr's eye and put it on his own to complete and sell the illusion, or B. he used some form of magic ftom his long list of knowlege to hide this imperfection!

Exhibit F: Tyr's 'Docile pessimist phase'

I kept waiting the entire game for Tyr, the God who swore to never fight again, to at least whoop some ass for his new friends, toss an enemy away like a football once in self defense, but it never came. Instead it just looked and felt like Kratos and Atrus' tasks or missions seemed a bit harder because Tyr wasn't help; Odin was purposely doing this, trying to get them to fail in their quest. Every. Single. Damn. Time it came for him to save somebody from death!

So in conclusion your honour; Odin was Tyr since the beginning of the game!

[dorokora]

So the clone kids, including Mononobe, are from King Solomon’s DNA.

[the-unrelated-theorist]

Holy Cungadero, Bread was right.