The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages/Trivia

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  • What Could Have Been: The triology's first release had noted that things were connected in such a way that there would originally have been three games with linking portions.
    • Oracle of Light / Mystic Seed of Courage was to be the third one and would dealt with actual dimension travel between a 'dark' and 'light' world; each representing a split in a time line (Ages and Seasons caused by some time ripple) that would have lead Link to the realization that he was actually in the same world but one had a lack of color and the other had too much.
    • Accordingly the color had a way of changing the dark world and the light worlds respectively by giving/taking it away to open paths, move doors, and even repainting reality.
    • Ganon becomes the final boss of two Oracle games when the games are linked, as Onyx and Veron, the two bosses of each game sacrifice themselves to resurrect them. However, there is some concept art for the game that shows Ganondorf (in a sinister looking Evil Sorcerer getup) rather than Ganon. It seems he may have been slated to appear somehow, but this seems to have been scrapped.
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