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The {{Term|TotK|Notes on the Upheaval}} are collected in a {{Term|TotK|Book|link}}. They can be found in {{Term|TotK|Purah|link}}'s | The {{Term|TotK|Notes on the Upheaval}} are collected in a {{Term|TotK|Book|link}}. They can be found in {{Term|TotK|Purah|link}}'s {{Term|TotK|Research Lab|link}} at {{Term|TotK|Lookout Landing|link}}. The {{Term|TotK|Notes on the Upheaval|display=''Notes''}} cover the early effects of the {{Term|TotK|Upheaval|link}}, including {{Term|TotK|Hyrule Castle|link}} rising into the air,<ref>{{Cite|On that day, the land shook, and huge chasms that seemed bottomless opened in the ground. The clouds billowed and rolled as floating islands appeared in the skies, raining chunks of ruins down on us. And strangest of all, Hyrule Castle began to float in the air. It's hard to believe this is our world now. Whoever started calling it {{Color|TotK Red|the Upheaval}} had the right idea.|Notes on the Upheaval|TotK}}</ref> the opening of {{Plural|TotK|Chasm|link}} throughout {{Term|TotK|Hyrule|link}},<ref>{{Cite|An evil-looking haze surged up from the chasms that opened on the surface. The haze weakens everything it touches. People fall ill when exposed to it, and it has another curious property as well. As if guided, the miasma coiled about our weapons. There isn't a single weapon we know of that hasn't decayed as a result. We're calling the stuff {{Color|TotK Red|gloom}}.|Notes on the Upheaval|TotK}}</ref> and the appearances of {{Plural|TotK|Sky Island|link}} and fallen {{Plural|TotK|Zonai Ruin|link}}.<ref>{{Cite|We decided to call the islands hanging int he sky "{{Color|TotK Red|sky islands}}." Simple and to the point is best, it seemed. I suspect, based on the design motifs on them, that the ruins falling from the sky or Zonai in origin. We still understand so little about the Zonai civilization. All we know if that it flourished in the sky. While it's true that the Upheaval has posed major problems in every aspect of life in Hyrule... I can't deny that it's also presented us with an opportunity to answer questions we've long had about our history. Hmmm.|Notes on the Upheaval|TotK}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|We've started investigating the fallen ruins and the sky islands. Our best lead is a report from the chief of Kakariko Village that some unusual ruins and engraved slabs have fallen there. I decided to have the Zonai Survey Team work out of Kakariko Village in Necluda, southeast of Lookout Landing. The ruins that fell on Kakariko Village are massive. You can see them from all the way here at Lookout Landing.|Notes on the Upheaval|TotK}}</ref> At the end, {{Term|TotK|Purah}} speculates that the disappearances of both {{Term|TotK|Princess Zelda|link}} and {{Term|TotK|Link|link}} could be related to the beginning of the {{Term|TotK|Upheaval}}.<ref>{{Cite|The crater left by the castle's rise is still spewing gloom. It's kept us from making any progress with our investigation. We still don't know anything about where the princess and Link have gone. The Upheaval occurred very soon after Princess Zelda and Link left to explore beneath Hyrule Castle. I fear the two events are related...|Notes on the Upheaval|TotK}}</ref> | ||
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|content3= {{Quote|We decided to call the islands hanging int he sky "{{Color|TotK Red|sky islands}}." Simple and to the point is best, it seemed.<br/><br/>I suspect, based on the design motifs on them, that the ruins falling from the sky or Zonai in origin.<br/><br/>We still understand so little about the Zonai civilization. All we know if that it flourished in the sky.<br/><br/>While it's true that the Upheaval has posed major problems in every aspect of life in Hyrule...<br/><br/>I can't deny that it's also presented us with an opportunity to answer questions we've long had about our history. Hmmm.|{{Term|TotK|Notes on the Upheaval}}}} | |content3= {{Quote|We decided to call the islands hanging int he sky "{{Color|TotK Red|sky islands}}." Simple and to the point is best, it seemed.<br/><br/>I suspect, based on the design motifs on them, that the ruins falling from the sky or Zonai in origin.<br/><br/>We still understand so little about the Zonai civilization. All we know if that it flourished in the sky.<br/><br/>While it's true that the Upheaval has posed major problems in every aspect of life in Hyrule...<br/><br/>I can't deny that it's also presented us with an opportunity to answer questions we've long had about our history. Hmmm.|{{Term|TotK|Notes on the Upheaval}}}} | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
* {{Term|Series|Book|link}} | * {{Term|Series|Book|link}} | ||
* {{Term|Series|Upheaval|link}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:04, 9 November 2023
The Notes on the Upheaval are an Object in Tears of the Kingdom.[1]
Location and Uses
The Notes on the Upheaval are collected in a Book. They can be found in Purah's Research Lab at Lookout Landing. The Notes cover the early effects of the Upheaval, including Hyrule Castle rising into the air,[2] the opening of Chasms throughout Hyrule,[3] and the appearances of Sky Islands and fallen Zonai Ruins.[4][5] At the end, Purah speculates that the disappearances of both Zelda and Link could be related to the beginning of the Upheaval.[6]
Transcription
On that day, the land shook, and huge chasms that seemed bottomless opened in the ground.
The clouds billowed and rolled as floating islands appeared in the skies, raining chunks of ruins down on us.
And strangest of all, Hyrule Castle began to float in the air. It's hard to believe this is our world now.
Whoever started calling it the Upheaval had the right idea.
An evil-looking haze surged up from the chasms that opened on the surface.
The haze weakens everything it touches. People fall ill when exposed to it, and it has another curious property as well.
As if guided, the miasma coiled about our weapons. There isn't a single weapon we know of that hasn't decayed as a result.
We're calling the stuff gloom.
We decided to call the islands hanging int he sky "sky islands." Simple and to the point is best, it seemed.
I suspect, based on the design motifs on them, that the ruins falling from the sky or Zonai in origin.
We still understand so little about the Zonai civilization. All we know if that it flourished in the sky.
While it's true that the Upheaval has posed major problems in every aspect of life in Hyrule...
I can't deny that it's also presented us with an opportunity to answer questions we've long had about our history. Hmmm.
We've started investigating the fallen ruins and the sky islands.
Our best lead is a report from the chief of Kakariko Village that some unusual ruins and engraved slabs have fallen there.
I decided to have the Zonai Survey Team work out of Kakariko Village in Necluda, southeast of Lookout Landing.
The ruins that fell on Kakariko Village are massive. You can see them from all the way here at Lookout Landing.
The crater left by the castle's rise is still spewing gloom. It's kept us from making any progress with our investigation.
We still don't know anything about where the princess and Link have gone.
The Upheaval occurred very soon after Princess Zelda and Link left to explore beneath Hyrule Castle.
I fear the two events are related...
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See Also
References
- ↑ "Notes on the Upheaval" — Game Screen (Tears of the Kingdom)
- ↑ "On that day, the land shook, and huge chasms that seemed bottomless opened in the ground. The clouds billowed and rolled as floating islands appeared in the skies, raining chunks of ruins down on us. And strangest of all, Hyrule Castle began to float in the air. It's hard to believe this is our world now. Whoever started calling it the Upheaval had the right idea." — Notes on the Upheaval (Tears of the Kingdom)
- ↑ "An evil-looking haze surged up from the chasms that opened on the surface. The haze weakens everything it touches. People fall ill when exposed to it, and it has another curious property as well. As if guided, the miasma coiled about our weapons. There isn't a single weapon we know of that hasn't decayed as a result. We're calling the stuff gloom." — Notes on the Upheaval (Tears of the Kingdom)
- ↑ "We decided to call the islands hanging int he sky "sky islands." Simple and to the point is best, it seemed. I suspect, based on the design motifs on them, that the ruins falling from the sky or Zonai in origin. We still understand so little about the Zonai civilization. All we know if that it flourished in the sky. While it's true that the Upheaval has posed major problems in every aspect of life in Hyrule... I can't deny that it's also presented us with an opportunity to answer questions we've long had about our history. Hmmm." — Notes on the Upheaval (Tears of the Kingdom)
- ↑ "We've started investigating the fallen ruins and the sky islands. Our best lead is a report from the chief of Kakariko Village that some unusual ruins and engraved slabs have fallen there. I decided to have the Zonai Survey Team work out of Kakariko Village in Necluda, southeast of Lookout Landing. The ruins that fell on Kakariko Village are massive. You can see them from all the way here at Lookout Landing." — Notes on the Upheaval (Tears of the Kingdom)
- ↑ "The crater left by the castle's rise is still spewing gloom. It's kept us from making any progress with our investigation. We still don't know anything about where the princess and Link have gone. The Upheaval occurred very soon after Princess Zelda and Link left to explore beneath Hyrule Castle. I fear the two events are related..." — Notes on the Upheaval (Tears of the Kingdom)