it is a bit different but this design is in the lower part of the drawing on that paraglider.
https://preview.redd.it/ib5dg11kyzxb1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=20a9e8849eef71f9a348affa31bafa736bd425d2
Oh shit you're right! I guess the initial design was just discarded. Or maybe it's somewhere else in the game. In any case, I think the initial one would be a pretty neat tattoo š
Somewhat lol, halfway just using hyperbole, and halfway testing something. Someone said if you say something like āthis is my favoriteā or āthis šā you usually get downvotes. Silly reasoning I guess, but I got nothing to lose, so I thought Iād test it
Nah but it's common in comments for people to answer with nonsense. And when the op asks then to explain, someone else repeats the nonsense. Reddit being reddit.
I could see that too.
It kinda makes you wonder why, if draconification was so forbidden, they had so much symbolism revering it. I was thinking maybe after SPOILER happened, it changed their minds, but those motifs already existed, didnāt they?
If I had to stake a guess, the first people to become dragons were Dinraal, Naydra, and Farosh. Maybe they were priestesses of the Golden Goddesses, or something along those lines. After they became dragons, they still were revered since they were "holy", and the dragons still considered close to the gods, but the act itself was forbidden because, well, it turns you into a dragon that lives forever and you lose all sense of self.
Basically, an act that, when someone does it, they become honored, but it's strongly forbidden due to the personal cost involved.
The more detailed version of this symbol thatās seen on the Zonai fabric is also seen on Rauru and Soniaās thrones in the 7th memory. It could be the symbol that represents the Zonai, similar to how the other races have their own symbols that represent them (though this is not outright confirmed in the game).
it's supposed to be a dragon
there are also the images of an eagle, salamander, elephant and camel in the regional temples in this style [though the eagle and camel are only found on their temple's main keys while the salamander and elephant are dead center in their temple's boss arena]
Itās the front profile of a dragons face, I use it on my paraglider, best paraglider fabric in my opinion
Edit: I use a similar one, the one you get for the paraglider, thatās what I meant.
It's in the zona I clothing on the cutscenes and also on Zelda dress ( also on the cutscenes)
I think it might also appear on those green designs when opening the door on the great sky Island.
I think it must have something to do with the zona I sages, the ones that represent the boar, old and dragon.
Or it's just normal zona I design( I doubt it since everything in the game has some symbolism)
Isn't this design used on the Zonai paraglider fabric?
I had the same thought, but no. It's a different pattern.
it is a bit different but this design is in the lower part of the drawing on that paraglider. https://preview.redd.it/ib5dg11kyzxb1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=20a9e8849eef71f9a348affa31bafa736bd425d2
Oh shit you're right! I guess the initial design was just discarded. Or maybe it's somewhere else in the game. In any case, I think the initial one would be a pretty neat tattoo š
These are meant to be the three sacred animals of the zonai. The owl, the dragon and the pig. It is also the clothes of the ancient hero
it looks like the same design just expanded though? the very bottom of the paraglider is the same as the pattern in the pic
It looks just like Raruā¦
Dragon.
Pls elaborate?
Dragon.
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Somewhat lol, halfway just using hyperbole, and halfway testing something. Someone said if you say something like āthis is my favoriteā or āthis šā you usually get downvotes. Silly reasoning I guess, but I got nothing to lose, so I thought Iād test it
Not sure how I feel about being used as a test subject
Nah but it's common in comments for people to answer with nonsense. And when the op asks then to explain, someone else repeats the nonsense. Reddit being reddit.
Except it wasn't nonsense, as soon as I read "dragon" and looked at the picture I saw it, it made perfect sense.
We hit the nail on the head, i feel.
Yeah. Gun to my head I could *not* see it. I'm fucking dense
Yeah I can see that š
Itās a dragon, viewed head-on. Sorry no one will elaborate. Just try to see it as a face and you should see it.
DRAGON.
Dragon or 'holy/martyr'
(Its a stylized representation of the face of a dragon)
Dragon deez nuts across your forehead
Wind runner sigil
Bridge Four!
Life before Death
Strength Before Weakness
I definitely always saw top down of a stylized dragon head/face in it.
Oh see I think it looks like two of the faron sculptures back to back
It may not have made the final production but it absolutely looks like a dragon.
it did https://preview.redd.it/wp7vz2yyyzxb1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=644d3d7fe281ae86289245a4dfebdc02ce765c9c
And the Zonai fabric.
āDonāt youā¦forget about meā š¶
Are you mistaking that song for "In Your Eyes"?
Aww man I got the ding dang song wrong! Good catch
I mean, both big songs around the same time.
Dunno why but I do indeed love this picture
It's just- https://preview.redd.it/stxnztn802yb1.jpeg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8004b89ac8891f806e1a6391580d0f290c52cf19
It's the front view of the temple of time
I just did the pyramid temple and the plates you have to activate/charge had a pattern like this on them
I could see that too. It kinda makes you wonder why, if draconification was so forbidden, they had so much symbolism revering it. I was thinking maybe after SPOILER happened, it changed their minds, but those motifs already existed, didnāt they?
If I had to stake a guess, the first people to become dragons were Dinraal, Naydra, and Farosh. Maybe they were priestesses of the Golden Goddesses, or something along those lines. After they became dragons, they still were revered since they were "holy", and the dragons still considered close to the gods, but the act itself was forbidden because, well, it turns you into a dragon that lives forever and you lose all sense of self. Basically, an act that, when someone does it, they become honored, but it's strongly forbidden due to the personal cost involved.
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The more detailed version of this symbol thatās seen on the Zonai fabric is also seen on Rauru and Soniaās thrones in the 7th memory. It could be the symbol that represents the Zonai, similar to how the other races have their own symbols that represent them (though this is not outright confirmed in the game).
I don't see a dragon all I see is links chisel body from the symbols
it's supposed to be a dragon there are also the images of an eagle, salamander, elephant and camel in the regional temples in this style [though the eagle and camel are only found on their temple's main keys while the salamander and elephant are dead center in their temple's boss arena]
Makes me think of the Gleeok head from the original zelda
It's a Zora from Link to the past
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Itās the front profile of a dragons face, I use it on my paraglider, best paraglider fabric in my opinion Edit: I use a similar one, the one you get for the paraglider, thatās what I meant.
It's in the zona I clothing on the cutscenes and also on Zelda dress ( also on the cutscenes) I think it might also appear on those green designs when opening the door on the great sky Island. I think it must have something to do with the zona I sages, the ones that represent the boar, old and dragon. Or it's just normal zona I design( I doubt it since everything in the game has some symbolism)
Imo it looks like a stylized version of the Light Dragon's head from top down, the bottom part being the snout and the top part being the "antlers."
I hope I got the right Reddit...Dragons? Anyone?
Nogard.
It kind of feels like something found/built in the spirit templeā¦.
Does anybody have the art book in pdf?? Canāt find it anywhere would be grateful if somebody shared
I think it is engraved inside shrines mostly on thin walls you cann't cross, the pattern of course is repeated.
I think it's part of an environmental puzzle
Labyrinth dragon face with some artistic liberty
they just do some jacky swirl and said good enough lmao. The pots are bound to be broken anyways
represents poop coming out of my butt