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The Hylia was founded on October 1st, 2005 by Mike "TSA" Damiani and mdta|Martin "mdta" Anderson as the successor to TSA's previous site, ZHQ2. | The Hylia was founded on October 1st, 2005 by Mike "TSA" Damiani and mdta|Martin "mdta" Anderson as the successor to TSA's previous site, ZHQ2. Its creation was a response to the criticism over the failed attempt at a revival of Zelda Headquarters. The name "Hylia" is meant to represent the people of Hyrule, rather than a location, in order to place emphasis on the community aspect. In the original layout, the Hylian text in the banner image translated to, "One's first step in wisdom is to question everything and one's last is to come to terms with everything." | ||
At its launch in 2005, the site was a static, SHTML based design before finally changing to a Cute News in mid-2006. The current layout was designed by world-famous Cosplayer PikminLink. The Hylia originally specialized in news updates and feature editorials, though it eventually became most recognized for its video guides and soundtracks. A combination of fast-paced updates and TSA's brash personality earned the site noteriety. The site's 2006 April Fools prank involving a fake interview with Eiji Aonuma drew harsh backfire from the community, as did occassional outburts by TSA. | At its launch in 2005, the site was a static, SHTML based design before finally changing to a Cute News in mid-2006. The current layout was designed by world-famous Cosplayer PikminLink. The Hylia originally specialized in news updates and feature editorials, though it eventually became most recognized for its video guides and soundtracks. A combination of fast-paced updates and TSA's brash personality earned the site noteriety. The site's 2006 April Fools prank involving a fake interview with Eiji Aonuma drew harsh backfire from the community, as did occassional outburts by TSA. | ||
