I caught and registered a Giant Horse in Tears of the Kingdom. However, I don't like the name I gave it. it possible to change the name of a horse after it has been registered?
@Memor-X btw, sidetrack to the argument from some day ago...
> NieR is the logical conclusion of this trope, to where it not only deals with cover art but the actual game. To explain: NieR is the name of two parallel-developed, Square Enix-published games, NieR Gestalt (Xbox 360) and NieR Replicant (PlayStation 3). In Gestalt, the eponymous protagonist is a hulking, white-haired middle-aged man searching for a cure to the Black Scrawl virus, which is ailing his daughter, Yonah. In Replicant, the eponymous protagonist is a young boy who is searching for a cure to the Black Scrawl virus, which is ailing his little sister, Yonah. In case you haven't cau…
@SPArcheon Can't remember the exact examples but when I saw a playthrough of the remake they mentionned it and i remember some parts that would have been weird AF in a father/daughter relationship but since you know its supposed to be brother/sister it makes so much more sense
Zelda Tears of the Kingdom here. I am very confused about Zonai-based materials and how they work together to produce bigger/larger things. Specifically:
Zonaite
Zonai Charges
Energy Cells
Zonai Devices
Autobuild & Zonai-tech based vehicles
Zonai Forges
Anything else that I may be missing (???)
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The whole story is pretty clearly 'a few years later' but is there at any point where they do give a precise time that happened between games?
I caught and registered a Giant Horse in Tears of the Kingdom. However, I don't like the name I gave it. it possible to change the name of a horse after it has been registered?
