What is the strongest sword from all the Zelda games?

Could you consider the CD-I games in the Zelda timeline?

Originally posted by DarkHyren

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What is the strongest sword from all the Zelda games?

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TLoZ: Magical Sword

AoL: The one you start with

ALttP: Golden Sword

LA: Level 2 Sword

OoT: Biggoron Sword

MM: Fierce Deity(a.k.a. Double Helix) Sword until you run out of magic. Then it's only as strong as the Great Fairy's Sword.

OoA/OoS: Biggoron Sword

TWW: Master Sword

TMC: Four Sword

TP: Light Sword

PH: Phantom Sword

ST: Locomo Sword

FSA: Four Sword

Originally posted by xfighter1138

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Could you consider the CD-I games in the Zelda timeline?

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I was wondering when the first CD-I question would show up.

I personally wouldn't consider them a part of the timeline. I think their stories weren't really good enough to be considered a part of the timeline(yes, I looked up the stories & read them so I could answer this *cries because of the pain she had to endure*).

Having said that, & considering my previous statement about Zelda playing a more active role, I still think Link should be the main person we control. Controlling Zelda would just feel weird.

Also, the only thing I wish wasn't in the Zelda timeline is the inconsistency of the timeline. I really wish Nintendo had thought that out more. :/

Which one of those swords is the strongest of all of them?
What types of magic can one use in the Zelda games?

Originally posted by DarkHyren

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Which one of those swords is the strongest of all of them?
What types of magic can one use in the Zelda games?

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Probably the Fierce Deity Sword. After that, I'd say the Biggoron Sword.



As for the magic, I'll try to list whatever uses up the magic meter.


AoL: Shield spell, Jump spell, Life spell, Fairy spell, Fire spell, Reflect spell, Spell spell, Thunder spell

ALttP: Cane of Byrna, Cane of Somaria, Fire Rod, Ice Rod, Lantern, Magic Cape, Magic Powder, Bombos Medallion, Ether Medallion, Quake Medallion

OoT: Fire Arrows, Ice Arrows, Light Arrows, Din's Fire, Nayru's Love, Farore's Wind(this one is just asking for jokes)

MM: Fire Arrows, Ice Arrows, Light Arrows, Deku mask's attack, Goron mask's attack, Zora mask's barrier, Fierce Deity mask's attack, Giant Mask

TWW: Deku Leaf, Fire Arrows, Ice Arrows, Light Arrows


I feel I'm brain farting on some of the items. Feel free to post if I missed anything.

Have you seen the live-action movie "The Hero of Time"? http://www.theherooftime.com/

I just found a copy of it and I'm curious if you've seen it and if you thought it was worth seeing. I don't want to waste my time and possibly ruin my liking of this series.

In the Legend of Zelda games is the Link in all of those games the same Link or is it a reincarnation?'cause it's sort of disturbing seeing the same Link in almost all of them.

Originally posted by geeogree

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Have you seen the live-action movie "The Hero of Time"? http://www.theherooftime.com/

I just found a copy of it and I'm curious if you've seen it and if you thought it was worth seeing. I don't want to waste my time and possibly ruin my liking of this series.

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I hadn't heard of it until you mentioned it. They took it down because Nintendo asked them to so I didn't get to see the whole thing, but I did see the trailers. I wouldn't recommend live action. At least not like that. The Hylians didn't have pointy ears & Ganon looked bad. He was too green. I understand olive skin, but the skin color is more tanish than green. If they did want to make a LoZ movie, I'd suggest CG & make Link only grunt & scream, 'AAAAAAHHHHH!' whenever he fell down holes.

Originally posted by Crono

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In the Legend of Zelda games is the Link in all of those games the same Link or is it a reincarnation?'cause it's sort of disturbing seeing the same Link in almost all of them.

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They're different. They aren't necessarily from the same bloodline as the Zeldas are though. Sometimes they're called reincarnations but I prefer to think of them as just being chosen to save the world & whatever tribe or place they came from, it was tradition to name them all Link if they were like a firstborn or something.

Where did you come up with your name?

I've been asked this question a dozen times so many people know my story but I don't know where a lot of people came up with their names.

When did you start to get into the Zelda games? What was the 1st Zelda game you ever played?

Sorry for the late reply.

Originally posted by geeogree

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Where did you come up with your name?

I've been asked this question a dozen times so many people know my story but I don't know where a lot of people came up with their names.

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It's technically not a Zelda question but I was a big fan of the soda Surge so I just made up a weird form of it.

Originally posted by 1sam234

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When did you start to get into the Zelda games? What was the 1st Zelda game you ever played?

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My mother actually got me hooked on video games. The Zelda series in particular. The very first Legend of Zelda game was the first Zelda game I ever played. I think it may have also been the first video game I ever played. I'll have to ask though.

Cool,thanks for answering my question.I was wondering.I thought link lived for 100s of years

Which is the easiest Zelda Game?

It's different for each person but for me, I'd have to say TWW was the easiest & AoL was the hardest.

As a whole, I'd have to say TWW is much easier than the other Zelda games since most of what's in it has already been done before with the exception of the sailing & a couple of the bosses.

okay, I never got this, how does Ganon/Ganondorf keep coming back to life? Do his minions resurrect him or something?

In a couple of the games, his minions do resurrect him but for other games, I like to think that since he was in possession of the Triforce of Power, it gave him some sort of immortality. That would at least explain why he didn't die when Link stabbed him in the face in OoT.

Another explanation could be that he has powers similar to the mutant Apocalypse in that he transfers his soul to another body before the current body dies.

Were did they people that made zelda games come up with the tri-force?

It's based off of the Shinto religion of Japan. A man from the Hojo family prayed to their dragon god for prosperity for his descendants & the dragon god granted it, leaving behind 3 scales. Those scales represent the three triangles in the Hojo family's crest which eventually became the Triforce.

I was wondering is there a Zelda game in which you do not get the Master Sword if so which one.

How many generations of "Link" are there?