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==Basis for New Hyrule== | ==Basis for New Hyrule== | ||
Some people believe that a New Hyrule after the Great Flood site, point to Cobble Kingdom as the link between the old kingdom and the new. This is because several elements that are present in both [[Ocarina of Time]] and several of the 2D games that potentially have a post-flood placement, are also present in the Cobble Kingdom. | Some people believe that a New Hyrule after the Great Flood site, point to Cobble Kingdom as the link between the old kingdom and the new. This is because several elements that are present in both ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'' and several of the 2D games that potentially have a post-flood placement, are also present in the Cobble Kingdom. | ||
The Isle of Ruins contains the graves of Six Sages, showing a possible connection to the Six Sages. Excluding Zelda, the Seventh Sage of Ocarina of Time. Such a connection could explain the preservation of the names of the Sages in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]'', where several towns are named after Ocarina of Time Sages. | The Isle of Ruins contains the graves of Six Sages, showing a possible connection to the Six Sages. Excluding Zelda, the Seventh Sage of ''Ocarina of Time''. Such a connection could explain the preservation of the names of the Sages in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]'', where several towns are named after ''Ocarina of Time'' Sages. | ||
The Cobble Kingdom's Royal Family was guarded by four knights. This story element is present in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'', where four knights guard the [[Royal Family]] | The Cobble Kingdom's Royal Family was guarded by four knights. This story element is present in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'', where four knights guard the [[Royal Family of Hyrule]]. | ||
Both the Cobble Kingdom, and the ''Adventure of Link'' version of Hyrule contain a [[Maze Island]]. | Both the Cobble Kingdom, and the ''Adventure of Link'' version of Hyrule contain a [[Maze Island]]. | ||
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As mentioned in Phantom Hourglass, the Cobble Kingdom was once inhabited by the ancient Cobble race. The remains of the Cobble Kingdom are found hidden beneath the water on the Isle of Ruins, and there is found the seventh dungeon, Mutoh's Temple.
Basis for New Hyrule
Some people believe that a New Hyrule after the Great Flood site, point to Cobble Kingdom as the link between the old kingdom and the new. This is because several elements that are present in both Ocarina of Time and several of the 2D games that potentially have a post-flood placement, are also present in the Cobble Kingdom.
The Isle of Ruins contains the graves of Six Sages, showing a possible connection to the Six Sages. Excluding Zelda, the Seventh Sage of Ocarina of Time. Such a connection could explain the preservation of the names of the Sages in The Adventure of Link, where several towns are named after Ocarina of Time Sages.
The Cobble Kingdom's Royal Family was guarded by four knights. This story element is present in Four Swords Adventures, where four knights guard the Royal Family of Hyrule.
Both the Cobble Kingdom, and the Adventure of Link version of Hyrule contain a Maze Island.