Does Link turn into a Skull Kid?

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Are the Legend of Zelda Triforce Heroes Linked

The Legend of Zelda trilogy has been a staple for many gamers for decades now. With the release of Ocarina of Time, Majora’s Mask, and the latest edition, Breath of the Wild, fans have been itching to know the connection among the three games. What’s the relationship between a hero like Link and, well, a villainously mischievous character as the Skull Kid? An intriguing question that has drawn the attention of many theorizers.

The Quest for Truth

The premise of this article is fairly straightforward: Does Link take on the form of, or even become, a Skull Kid? The possibility seems far-fetched from the onset, but given the intricacies of Time Travel and the complexities it brings, the idea still warrants exploration.

Tales of Ocarina of Time

In "Ocarina of Time," we’re introduced to a young Link, his trusty sword, bow, and a questful heart. We learn there’s a bond between Princess Zelda and the Hero herself, as the two fairies, Navi being one of them, connect the dots between the Land of Hyrule and Holodrum. When Link becomes stuck in Kakariko Graveyard upon his return from the defeated Ganondorf, can we say that he meets the Skull Kid? Possibly, but that’s open to interpretation.

While exploring the lost woods further, Link befriends several characters, like the six Golden Goddesses, whom he encounters after traverses the Sacred Realm. That’s where things get juicy. What if they, or at least something within them, had somehow influenced the transformation of Hero Link into the Skull kid? Now, what if this change was driven by a different timeline when the Skull Kid’s antics were the driving force pushing the timeline towards the disaster that is Majora?

Majora’s Major Twist

"Majora’s Mask" takes many of the events from both Ocarina of Time and the Twilight Princess from the next generation. From the start, we uncover the Skull Kid’s fascination with the Fierce deity, Majora, bringing about the catastrophic events now known as the "Calamity of Time".
As we delve the story, the Skullkid’s transformation becomes more convincing, as the mask wields power to control everything, even time itself. This is the point where the transformation of Skyward Sword Link into our Skull Kid is most tempting.

The question resurfaces: Can anything be done to prevent The Skull Kid’s transformation on the other hand? Another question is raised: Whether the Skull Kid’s personality is an integral part Of the transformation. If answered, this would reveal who the Skull Kid truly can be.

The Truth Revealed

The skull kid is indeed a creation of the Trifora, the divine artifact held by the Goddesses In the Twilight Princess. Given the events in Oocania of Time, it also seems that Link, Hero of Hyrule, got stuck in the Lost Forrest, which might have inspired the Skull Kid’s mischievous nature: The transformation, in either case, can be driven by the influence of that divine artifact.