Talk:Twili

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Is it possible the Twili are the Gerudo, transformed after OoT, when Ganon is banished to the Sacred Realm? Is there any place that says this, or confirms it?

The Twili are most likely from long before ocarina of Time. Also Midna is the only female Twili we ever see. It is totally impossible. Just because the Gerudos are absent in Twilight princess doesnt mean they are not still around. This article really needs pictures of actual TWILI.

Pleaaaaaasseee someone find a pictureeee of some twili!!! Ive looked all over, i just cant find one.

Okay I like how you point out that Minda is the only female Twili we see. This could mean that Twili are based off a opposite system of the Geurodoes where in only one female is born every blah blah years. This is total theory. Cloakblade 02:03, 14 July 2007 (PDT)

I think that google image search would be you're best bet, but I could give you some of my screenshots that i found. I'm not exactly sure why, but the website won't let me put in on an article. --Claire 01:58, 29 December 2007 (EST)

Personally, I think that the Gerudo ARE the Twili. Why do you think that the Twili were banished before Ocarina? it's already been stated and more-so proven that games such as The Minish Cap, Fourswords & Fourswords Adventures came before Ocarina, when Ganon wasn't even an enemy or mentioned at all. In games when Hyrule was complete, as we all know after Ocarina of Time, things get a little messy and evolved in terms of character and also plot. The Gerudo aren't in Twilight Princess, the mirror of the Twight is in their own land, at least Midna herself has Gingery/Orange hair, as do the Gerudo, and she also states

"You want to know why none would call you king? It was your eyes, Zant. All saw it, a lust for power burning in your pupils... Did you think we'd forget our ancestors who lost their king to such greed?"

Her ancestors, the Gerudo, lost their King; Ganon (King of the Gerudo) to greed. Because of the events of Ocarina, and the fact that even though he was given a second chance due to the reset timeline, he still tried to gain power, and was lost or "trapped" in the Twilight realm; along with the Twilight, his own lost race of people. However, that still means there are some mess-ups. Why are the Twilight reffered to as Magic users? They are aren't they? And were the Gerudo? I'm not too sure, from all the reading, getting mixed up with Tribes and characters is pretty easy. Anyway, I still personally think they are. Twilight Princess is mirrored to The Wind Waker, which happened "hundreds of years" after Ocarina of Time, therefore, lots of changes could have occured. A lot can happen in over 100+ years, let alone hundreds. Tquinnathome1 18:07, 25 April 2009 (UTC)

Contents 1 When was it confirmed? 2 Twili clothes 3 Images 4 Height

[edit] When was it confirmed?

In this article it says that Ocarina of Time was "offically" put in the first slot of the timeline. I have nothing against this theory but ZeldaWiki must remain neurtal on Subjects like Timelines; so unless there is offical information that confirms this i would like that part to be deleted. Cloakblade 02:05, 14 July 2007 (PDT)

I think that we should set up a theory talk page. We can simply argue about theories all on one page!--Claire 01:59, 29 December 2007 (EST)

[edit] Twili clothes

We've all seen the twili in their normal forms. It occurred to me a little while ago that the dark patches on their skin aren't actually any pigmentation, but what the Twili wear for clothing: shadows. As fabric would be scarce (and immensily expensive) at best in the Twilight Realm, the twili must have used their shadow magic to weave them a "second skin" of shadows. Go and take a look at some of the twili. You can see some hair on their head, covered by that "shadow colth" almost like by a hood. And the reason why we've only seen Midna and Zant wearing Twili clothes? They're royalty. Midna has a simple robe (and a very sexy one at that), while Zant, true to his presumably vain nature, has a full outfit complete with armor.

I have this crazy theory. I think that somehow the twili are cross breeds of Hylians and Some type of spirit, meaning they're half spiritual beings. That a group of Hylians found the twilight realm but couldn't find there way back, and that they mated with some kind of shadow spirits native to the realm. if this theory is so crazy that you want to strangle me, tell me on my talk page.--Claire 01:53, 29 December 2007 (EST)

Well it's been confirmed by the story themselves that they were a species that were banished and they were deformed or whatever. So whatever species they were they never crossbreeded, just adapted to their new environment.--Green 03:34, 29 December 2007 (EST)

That can slightly relate to what I meant, but I guess i'd rather be proved wrong by you than some know-it-all-jerk. Thanx.--Claire 10:33, 30 December 2007 (EST)

I agree with the person who said the Twili used shadows as their clothing. If they didn't, wouldn't Twilight Princess have been rated M or worse? After all, if the dark patches were skin, Midna didn't wear anything throughout the game. I think this theory should be added to the article. If other people agree with the theory, I'll add it.--Link hero of light 16:01, 16 February 2008 (EST)

[edit] Images

Could someone find a bigger, better version of the Zant image on this page (Unmasked zant.jpg), in about the same aspect ratio, but bigger and better quality? Also, we should switch the Minda and Zant images places on this page. The Midna image is too big a spoiler to have at the top of the page. Right now it is like: "Spoiler warning! Oops... Too late. You've just seen the biggest spoiler on the page. Oh ,well." That is not a good thing.—Matt ^(T C F S) 17:10, August 13, 2008 (UTC)
I am so glad that the first time I saw Minda's true form was in the end of the game itself! I was determined not to look up anything on Twilight Princess on the internet, or in a strategy guide, until I beat the game, and I succeeded. The first time I opened my prima guide for the game was three days after I beat it.

Old post, but still, I second the part about the Midna image. In fact, since that's already a part of Midna's gallery, I think it can be taken off this page completely and replaced by an image of one of those generic Twili people outside the Palace of Twilight (I'm actually amazed there are no images of them here). Jimbo Jambo 07:15, 8 January 2009 (UTC)

Dang it, I thought we'd taken care of this (or maybe I'm thinking about the Midna article). I'll try to get a picture tomorrow. —Ando (talk) 03:01, 9 January 2009 (UTC)

Hope nobody minds, but honestly I think this article is better off with no image in the meantime.... I thought of replacing it with the one of the corrupted Twili, but I dunno, it's kind of low-quality and doesn't accurately represent the race. If someone else disagrees then they can use it instead, but...I just needed to get rid of the Midna image. It's been there waaay too long. Jimbo Jambo 19:21, 19 January 2009 (UTC)

Yes, the Midna image needed to go. No, the corrupted Twili shouldn't be the main image, as they aren't representative of true Twili appearance. Matt, yes in an ideal world a bigger image would be nice, but I don't see any specific issue with it. So I put it at the top. —Adam ^{[ talk ]} 20:22, 19 January 2009 (UTC)

I think that one might also be kind of spoilery, though not nearly as much as Midna, so...eh. We still do need another image though. Jimbo Jambo 20:24, 19 January 2009 (UTC)

[edit] Height

I've seen a lot of quotes like this around the site: "They also have oval, yellow eyes and are (usually) quite thin as well as much taller than Hylians. Midna stood no less than than a full head above Link"

Link's not exactly the tallest guy in the world. In most games he's not even fully grown yet. What is, he, 16, in Twilight Princess?

--Rootbeer277 14:46, 8 June 2009 (UTC)