I'm calling it now, that robed "wizard"-looking character is likely named "Yiga". We have Yuga from A Link Between Worlds, which is a similar looking character.

He or she, a gender of which I can't say for sure yet, but they do wear high heels. Definitely works for Ganon, either trying to unchain his actual body, (maybe partially succeeds, thus what happens to Hyrule) or help Ganon by some other means which we'll see in this game.

Just some guesswork for now, but I'm confident that this fortune teller, wizard, what-you-may-call-it, is for sure a character similar to Agahnim, Ghirahim, and Yuga. Works for the king of evil and will do anything to serve his or her master.

All that aside, I'm really liking the full voice acting this game seems to have. I hope it's a sign that the BotW sequel will be that way, too.

@kintoneo: I don't think it's necessarily that's it's crossed out, but that it's slashed through. Doesn't really mean anything, other than it being a hack 'n slash kind of game. Purely visual for a title, no deep meaning.

@zaryia: The people themselves are responsible for their own lives. Not one single person that has zero direct control over what people do. If they ignore warnings and spread the virus that just so happens to kill many people, it's their own faults, not Trump's. Folks have been warned, yet they continue to get complacent.

Also know that the current data we have is what we get when we fight back against Covid-19 as a country and also species. Imagine how much worse it would be if we just allowed people to do anything they wanted, willy-nilly. Way more deaths and you'd still blame Trump.

Without a vaccine, and without being able to forcibly keep people away from one another, we must rely on people themselves to solve the problem, or at least mitigate it. "We the People" is the culprit here. It's literally the complacent citizens that are the issue. Of course, rather than own up to their mistakes, people would rather blame Trump, since it's apparently the popular thing to do.

@lionheartssj1: It indeed does use BotW's assets. If you pay attention to the updraft and wind effects, fire, grass, etc., it's all the same. The exact same. Thievery, plagiarism, both infringements that China, (or simply game development companies such as MiHoYo within) think they can just get away with because they're located in another country. They think themselves immune to scrutiny and can plagiarize whatever they wish.

I mean, just look up a ton of other games that have been ripped off by Chinese game companies. Either directly stolen assets as well, or very closely followed. Pokemon is also no stranger to having been copied so closely, some have even directly used assets and art from it.

So their attempt at refuting that they somehow didn't plagiarize Breath of the Wild is laughable. Do they think we're all idiots? Anyone who's played the game or even have seen footage can see that the textures are the same as well. They're using the engine that BotW uses, and as far as I know, that is not something they should have been able to get their hands on. In the most likely case, it may have been due to early Wii U version ISO rips that allowed them to get their hands directly on the files, and to replicate them.

Knowing BotW's massive initially positive reputation and sales figures, it's no wonder they'd attempt to use the same assets to attempt a similar open-world game to try to get a slice of the pie. Unfortunately for them, most of us aren't stupid. My advice to them? Make your own dang content for your own game. (they made some, sure, but a good amount is stolen)