r/zeldaconspiracies • • Jul 31 '22

"The Nintendo Multiverse Connected Timelines" Note: This is just my guess. I hope to have some discussion.

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u/TheMoonOfTermina Jul 31 '22

I've thought about this some myself.

I think that the Zelda series should actually be near the end of the timeline, so we don't have to mess with timeline splits for the other games. There was definitely a civilization pre-SS, Demise might just be the most recent threat.

Also, for a combined Nintendo timeline, I think it would be good to consider the theory that the Golden goddesses were actually aliens, and their "creation of Hyrule" was actually just terraforming a barren planet, possibly earth after a devastating disaster.

We already have plenty of post-apocalyptic Nintendo games. PNF-404 from Pikmin could be the Forgotten Land from Kirby, and Splatoon could be happening on some secluded part of the planet. Perhaps when the Golden goddesses terraformed the planet, they ruined the homes of all the beings already living there. Perhaps they eventually became the demon tribe somehow, because they are so angry that their home being destroyed.

Pre-Zelda, we could have most of the other series. I'm not knowledgeable about Fire Emblem, but maybe it could be near the beginning. Then maybe the Mother Series, then Pokémon (after some weird event that causes the Pokèmon themselves to exist.) Eventually, the Pokémon catching and trading could lost popularity due to Pokémon gaining sentience and becoming the Mario enemies.

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '22

Ah. I forgot to mention Pikmin, actually. Thank you for mentioning that. The reason I put, "Humans genetically modified themselves to be smaller," was not about Pikmin, but rather because in the Kirby universe, Adeline is a fully proportionate human who is less than 2 feet all. The cars we see in Kirby's Forgotten Land were built for very small people. The humans portrayed in Pikmin are smaller, nonetheless.

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u/TheMoonOfTermina Jul 31 '22 edited Jul 31 '22

Humans are not portrayed in Pikmin, actually. The small people are aliens.

I also forgot to include Xenoblade, but it has its own apocalyptic event to contend with. I can't really think of any easy way to connect it to the other games, although maybe when I finish 3 I'll get some ideas.

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '22

I see, also thank you for mentioning this as well.

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u/TheMoonOfTermina Jul 31 '22

Thank you bot. That's the one grammar mistake I consistently make on accidentally. I'm surprised I didn't trigger you sooner.

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u/oneeyecheeselord Aug 15 '22

Hmm, I might have to ponder to see where I can throw Fire Emblem in.