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| − | The Overture of Sages is one of the many rumored Ocarina tunes in OoT. This song was first 'found' by Ariana, And was quickly found a fraud, a hoax, a scam, (It was a fake.) |
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| + | The '''"Overture of Sages"''' is a fake [[Ocarina]] song that was supposedly found in {{OoT}}. It was first "found" by a person with the pseudonym of Adriana Almandoz, who revealed her story on the site Hyrule: The Land of Zelda and said that the "Overture of Sages" ultimately led to the [[Triforce]]. It is known to be one of the most infamous and elaborate ''Zelda''-related hoaxes of all time. |
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| + | According to Almandoz, [[Kaepora Gaebora]] teaches this song to young [[Link]] before he pulls out the [[Master Sword]] from the [[Pedestal of Time]] for the first time. She did not elaborate on how to obtain the song, however, and said that within a month's time, she would reveal the exact procedure to learn the melody. |
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| − | According to the picture, The Overture of Sages is played: |
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| + | According to an altered picture that Almandoz revealed on the 8th of February of 1999, the "Overture of Sages" is played as follows: |
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| − | [[Image:Wwup.gif]][[Image:Wwdown.gif]] '''A''' [[Image:Wwright.gif]][[Image:Wwleft.gif]][[Image:Wwup.gif]] |
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| − | (C-Up, C-Down, A, C-Right, C-Left, C-Up) |
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| + | This song supposedly [[Warping|warped]] young [[Link]] to the [[Temple of Light]], the home of the [[Triforce]]. It was revealed as false when someone noticed that a picture provided with this information had one glaring error: Link's sword was sheathed on the wrong side (specifically, Link is left-handed, and the sword was sheathed on his back in the position a right-handed swordsman would use). On March 11, 1999, Almandoz emailed the webmaster of Hyrule: The Land of Zelda and confirmed the song to be a hoax, claiming that she put in the obvious error to show "how silly some people [can] be."<ref>[http://www.platypuscomix.net/websurfin/ariana.html Hyrule: The Land of Zelda - The biggest Triforce hoax ever: A HTLOZ exclusive. The Ariana Almandoz' case: the whole story]</ref> |
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| − | This song supposedly lead to the fake Temple of Light, The home of the Triforce. It was noticed as a fraud because Link is a lefty. In the picture, The Kokiri sword is on the wrong side of his back. |
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Latest revision as of 05:03, 10 October 2017
The "Overture of Sages" being played by Link in front of Kaepora Gaebora
The "Overture of Sages" is a fake Ocarina song that was supposedly found in Ocarina of Time. It was first "found" by a person with the pseudonym of Adriana Almandoz, who revealed her story on the site Hyrule: The Land of Zelda and said that the "Overture of Sages" ultimately led to the Triforce. It is known to be one of the most infamous and elaborate Zelda-related hoaxes of all time.
According to Almandoz, Kaepora Gaebora teaches this song to young Link before he pulls out the Master Sword from the Pedestal of Time for the first time. She did not elaborate on how to obtain the song, however, and said that within a month's time, she would reveal the exact procedure to learn the melody.
According to an altered picture that Almandoz revealed on the 8th of February of 1999, the "Overture of Sages" is played as follows:
This song supposedly warped young Link to the Temple of Light, the home of the Triforce. It was revealed as false when someone noticed that a picture provided with this information had one glaring error: Link's sword was sheathed on the wrong side (specifically, Link is left-handed, and the sword was sheathed on his back in the position a right-handed swordsman would use). On March 11, 1999, Almandoz emailed the webmaster of Hyrule: The Land of Zelda and confirmed the song to be a hoax, claiming that she put in the obvious error to show "how silly some people [can] be."[1]