Paris Lilly

But Gannon is still out there, I think.

For me, you got to keep Ganon as as the antagonist throughout the sequel.

I assume they were probably your trilogy or something like that.

And then by the end of it, that's when Link and Zelda actually defeat Ganon once and for all.

So, yeah, it's tough to say until we get a kind of premise of what the story is going to be about this.

But I would just have it that you use the first movie to establish the characters, establish Hyrule, establish the world.

Almost, you know, Link starts off wherever they would do with the story.

But by the end, he is the quote unquote hero that that we want him to be.

And then that leads us into the to the second movie, because now we know that Ganon is this big threat.

And now obviously Link has to go off on what adventure to whatever he does.

So I don't know.

There's there's so much they can do with this.

And I think that's what gets me excited about it.

Yeah, when I was having the brain fart about the one Zelda game, like the second we go to ads, I go Wind Waker.

Like it literally just popped in my head right then.

But yeah, that was the one where they went cel-shaded and the whole thing and obviously the boats and all that stuff.

So I would love to see them have a nod to that in the Zelda movie as well.

But the other thing I forgot about the game awards, just, you know, kudos to Obsidian, man.

The fact that they got two RPGs

nominated in the same year with the vowed in the outer worlds too is i'm pretty sure that's never happened before us but it just credit to that studio man three games in a calendar year and then you got two of them nominated is you know just just a testament to what everyone over there is doing so congrats to them