The best in depth detail behind OOT.

http://au.gamespot.com/n64/adventure/legendofzeldaoot/show_msgs.php?topic_id=m-1-40542098&pid=197771&page=0

Everything there is great. Basically, this guy has a lot of theories on the structure of the OOT temples, and why they were made this way, which is really interesting.

It's makes you wonder whether the developers have a back history to Zelda like this, or whether the temples were made like this because of no real reason.

Any OOT or Zelda fan will love reading this. (BTW, you'll have to go down to where he writes "Bleh, i'll just post it here")

Especially the forest temple..

Hyrule has a very dark side, not to even start on the shadow temple...

That forest temple analysis was superb. The others have a couple flaws or just parts that were a bit of a stretch to believe, though there were a number of parts of the Shadow Temple anylsis that I thoroughly enjoyed.

Great read and good thinking, you've forever changed my view on the Forest Temple, and to a lesser extent, the Shadow Temple.

So I've got a theory for a temple. It's dark and cold with a past tainted of death and decomposition: It's... Jabu-Jabu's Belly... oh wait.

It was a good read, but I highly doubt any of this is true.NWA_31

Oh of course none of it is canon; It's just fan speculation, which I still find very interesting.

You never know.. the forest temple seems pretty true... And oh., i didn't write these.. and neither did the guy who posted them.

I gathered, "you" was a relative term, addressing the poster (in this case yourself) not the creator.

Regardless of how plausable it sounds, or even if there is no official story, it's still fan created and thus not canon material. That could always change in the future though.