Ya-kiri

Honestly they're sitting on a small gold mine of potential new Zelda games by having Null as the villain. We have two other timeline branches where Null could possibly still exist. I feel like they're a bit apprehensive about making a Zelda game that takes place within and right after the last game in each of the timeline branches. Like to them each of them has a definite storybook end. Especially the Adult timeline I understand because that one truly feels like it had a definitive end. However, they could make a new game in the Child Timeline because they sort of fucked themselves by making Four Swords Adventure the end of that timeline branch instead of Twilight Princess. There would be no pushback if they made a game that takes place after FSA. Imagine a new Null Zelda game in the Child timeline with an even more eldritch and macabre version of Null that we have to fight playing as an ancestor of Twilight Princess Zelda. Hell, even with what I said about the Adult timeline having a definitve end, they could still make a Null game in that one too. That's two whole potential Zelda games they could make. Just my random thoughts.

Currently still on my Zelda binge. After finishing A Link To The Past for the 2nd time, I think I wanna replay A Link Between Worlds, but this time attempt it in Hero Mode.

Currently at the Mermaid Dungeon and other than the fact the map is shaped like a mermaid, I really think the gimmick of this place is really cool. It's kinda like the Spirit Temple in that there's a past and future portion of the dungeon but here it actually ties into progression. If you hit a roadblock in the present version of the map and then you do something to change of the terrain/map (like eliminating a whole wall) in the past version of it, it unlocks a new portion of the map in the present that wasn't there before! Idk, I just find that really neat.😃

I was struggling to remember for a good long time but I think the first Zelda game I ever played as a kid was Spirit Tracks.