Breath of the Wild 2 News; IN THE MOST RECENT E3 2021, NINTENDO SHOWED A SEQUEL TRAILER THAT LEAVED US MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS
The sequel Breath of the Wild 2 has become one of the most anticipated installments of the company. However, after the second trailer they left us with enough doubts to speculate until its arrival in 2022. So, let’s try to break down some of the theories and speculations that we have seen recently.
So, here we are going to review something that personalities and analysts from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2 have shared to try to reach some conclusions. Remember: This is purely speculative and there is nothing said until we have the game in our hands.
IS GANON THE HERO FROM BREATH OF THE WILD 2?
According to Eric Rodríguez of Legends & Videogames, there is a possibility that the hero that is talked about so much in the prequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2 is Ganondorf. The reasons for suspecting that this would be the hero who would fight and imprison the Calamity are several:
- It is mentioned in the legends hero and the goddess would seal to calamity in ancient times, they did not disappear.
- However, it seems that this legendary hero was not Link’s predecessor, his resemblance to another character.
- The green skin, pointy nose, and reddish hair more closely resemble Ganondorf.
- So, the mummy seen in the TLOZ: Breath of the Wild 2 trailers could be Ganondorf, who would be the hero who saved Hyrule after sealing the evil in his own body.
This would mean that Ganondorf would save Link’s life, according to TurkelTop’s hypothesis that mentions that in the TLOZ: Breath of the Wild 2 trailer the force that contained the calamity protects the hero from corruption, while his partner falls to the empty.
This new article will grant you the necessary weapons in this new affront. As Angel de JuegosADN mentions, we see this new arm of Link in action: Return a giant rock to the bokoblin. So, we probably won’t see the Sheikah Tablet anymore in TLOZ: Breath of the Wild 2.
