Navi or Tatl?

It's a showdown between the two fairy's that appeared in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. So which one do you like better (which one was more helpful, nicer, etc). I'd have to say Tatl just cuzshe didn't stop you every five seconds to explain what everything was about and didn't give away all the enemies weaknesses. Although Tatl is a bit rude I think Ifavour Tatl over Navi. Although Navi's name is better.

Tatl's brother Tael. Hah that's a bit of Nintendo humour there ^_^. I think Tael should've helped you instead of Tatl. Because Tael had a cool dark glow around him. Tatl's yellow. And Tael wasn't mean.

Tatl actually had a personality though.:P All Navi did was provide information on various events and factors. There was nothing more to Navi except her role as a game mechanic and it is difficult to see her and Link really bond.

Of course we know that Link did indeed bond with Navi, as he goes looking for her after Oot... Nintendo just had a lousy way of showing it.:P

Tatl actually had a personality though.:P All Navi did was provide information on various events and factors. There was nothing more to Navi except her role as a game mechanic and it is difficult to see her and Link really bond.

Of course we know that Link did indeed bond with Navi, as he goes looking for her after Oot... Nintendo just had a lousy way of showing it.:P

Gary_Jinfield

Hmm I'm not so sure anymore about Link going to see Navi after OoT. In Majora's Mask he went looking for an old friend but Navi was never mentioned once. I think the old friend was the Skull Kid believe it or not. I just read an article on some other site that went on to explain that Skull Kid's the old friend and how the story makes sense if he is.

Check this out: http://www.zeldauniverse.net/content/view/34/58/

It's real weird. Makes you think :P.

[QUOTE="Gary_Jinfield"]

Tatl actually had a personality though.:P All Navi did was provide information on various events and factors. There was nothing more to Navi except her role as a game mechanic and it is difficult to see her and Link really bond.

Of course we know that Link did indeed bond with Navi, as he goes looking for her after Oot... Nintendo just had a lousy way of showing it.:P

Dark_Link142

Hmm I'm not so sure anymore about Link going to see Navi after OoT. In Majora's Mask he went looking for an old friend but Navi was never mentioned once. I think the old friend was the Skull Kid believe it or not. I just read an article on some other site that went on to explain that Skull Kid's the old friend and how the story makes sense if he is.

Check this out: http://www.zeldauniverse.net/content/view/34/58/

It's real weird. Makes you think :P.

What would make the Skull Kid more special then any other character Link meets in Oot? At most you only have to talk to him twice, (assuming this is the Skull Kid that sat atop that pillar) both times rather insignificant moments. (A piece of heart and the mask side quest) Then there is the assumption that Link has met this Skull Kid before, which he may or may not have. All the Skull Kid says is that Link seems familiar, which he would if the Skull Kid was familiar with the Lost Woods and nearby inhabitance. (I do assume it was the Skull Kid on the pillar though)

Navi makes a lot more sense, considering she was with Link the whole time and would be the character Link most bonded with. Link's destiny was not simply start the journey, but to save Hryule from Ganon, after which Navi promptly left Link.

If the Skull Kid was the friend Link was looking for, why would he leave right away after saving Termina? Surly if he was the friend, there would have been a clearer statement on said friendship?

Navi may never be mentioned by name due to Link's failure to find her. It also helps set up the state of isolation for Link that is experienced throughout the game due to his time travel antics. Intriguingly, the Skull Kid was also alone, which resulted in his grudge against those who deserted him.

Above all however, Navi is the solution that requires the least speculation. Often times, the more simple solutions are the more accurate answers.

tatl. i hated navi she was annoying. so i tried putting navi in a bottle but that didnt work. :evil:lyoko411

That's not going to work, you have to go to the fishing pond and use her as bait for the fish. you'll get rid of Navi and catch a huge fish! :twisted:

Well if you really want to get rid of Navi, it is possible to get her stuck between the Spiritual Stones after they are used to open the Door of Time.

Then you can be free from her forever! As long as you don't leave the Temple of Time...

Technically, Navi wasn't even Link's fairy, he simply "borrowed" her for his adventure in Ocarina of Time, which may be supplemented by her departure at the very end of the game.

That is not to say that Link never developed with the fairy, just that as a Hylian, he was never really entitled to one in the first place.

What is the whole deal with those types of fairies in Ocarina of Time anyways? What happened to them in the Wind Waker? Some rather intriguing questions...

Technically, Navi wasn't even Link's fairy, he simply "borrowed" her for his adventure in Ocarina of Time, which may be supplemented by her departure at the very end of the game.

That is not to say that Link never developed with the fairy, just that as a Hylian, he was never really entitled to one in the first place.

What is the whole deal with those types of fairies in Ocarina of Time anyways? What happened to them in the Wind Waker? Some rather intriguing questions...

Gary_Jinfield

Well, we got to see fairies in Phantom hourglass, which is a sequel to WW.

[QUOTE="Gary_Jinfield"]

Technically, Navi wasn't even Link's fairy, he simply "borrowed" her for his adventure in Ocarina of Time, which may be supplemented by her departure at the very end of the game.

That is not to say that Link never developed with the fairy, just that as a Hylian, he was never really entitled to one in the first place.

What is the whole deal with those types of fairies in Ocarina of Time anyways? What happened to them in the Wind Waker? Some rather intriguing questions...

DJ-Lafleur

Well, we got to see fairies in Phantom hourglass, which is a sequel to WW.

But the faries are not made exclusive partners with a particular race. In regards to WW, what happened to the fairy guardians of the Kokiri? They don't seem to be present...

[QUOTE="DJ-Lafleur"][QUOTE="Gary_Jinfield"]

Technically, Navi wasn't even Link's fairy, he simply "borrowed" her for his adventure in Ocarina of Time, which may be supplemented by her departure at the very end of the game.

That is not to say that Link never developed with the fairy, just that as a Hylian, he was never really entitled to one in the first place.

What is the whole deal with those types of fairies in Ocarina of Time anyways? What happened to them in the Wind Waker? Some rather intriguing questions...

Gary_Jinfield

Well, we got to see fairies in Phantom hourglass, which is a sequel to WW.

But the faries are not made exclusive partners with a particular race. In regards to WW, what happened to the fairy guardians of the Kokiri? They don't seem to be present...

maybe they went on vacation. :|

[QUOTE="Gary_Jinfield"][QUOTE="DJ-Lafleur"][QUOTE="Gary_Jinfield"]

Technically, Navi wasn't even Link's fairy, he simply "borrowed" her for his adventure in Ocarina of Time, which may be supplemented by her departure at the very end of the game.

That is not to say that Link never developed with the fairy, just that as a Hylian, he was never really entitled to one in the first place.

What is the whole deal with those types of fairies in Ocarina of Time anyways? What happened to them in the Wind Waker? Some rather intriguing questions...

DJ-Lafleur

Well, we got to see fairies in Phantom hourglass, which is a sequel to WW.

But the faries are not made exclusive partners with a particular race. In regards to WW, what happened to the fairy guardians of the Kokiri? They don't seem to be present...

maybe they went on vacation. :|

What would they vacation from? All they do is just float there, taking up space...

Its starting to make more sense to me.

Navi

Koroks fly because the way they evolved is by eating fairies... radicalplace

Could be a possibility.:P

Anyone who hadn't eaten a fairy would not have survived... Hence only Koroks would remain.

Navi >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tatl.

Tatl is the most annoying video game character I've ever seen. She screams at you about everything, constantly puts you down, and whines and complains about everything. I seriously wanted to take my sword and impale her skull on it... Whereas Navi was very friendly, and was very helpful as well. She actually cared about Link!!! And Tatl's "bike bell" noise was 10000000000000000x more annoying than Navi's "Hey," if you could even call Navi's "Hey" annoying.