'Him' being Ganondorf?īack on the ground, we see Link running across Hyrule, showing more of how it has changed since the events of BOTW. 'But Link, I'm not sure you'll be able to stop him,' we hear Zelda say. Some islands look to be stacked above each other, and one to the right looks like it's just a solid cube. We get another glimpse at the floating islands, shown above Castle Hyrule on the ground, as they trail off into the distance. Whilst not completely identical, the colours and markings on the blocks are reminiscent of the buildings you see in the Lanayru region in Skyward Sword. Here, we’re shown a completely new enemy, a large blocky figure. Is this taking you from Hyrule to the floating islands? Or is this how you get to shrines, should they exist? The glyphs have been translated by fans on reddit and apparently they say 'TRANSPORT'. The next thing of interest is Link standing on some kind of Sheikah contraption. What happened to Purah and Symin? And what's the odd glowing structure on that higher section of the cliff? Very faintly in the background, something tall and glowing blue can be seen, which looks like an activated Sheikah Tower. Next up, Hateno is shown, and the Ancient Tech Lab is in ruins. A three-headed fire-breathing dragon is standing on a bridge over Lake Hylia, which fans are speculating could be a Gleeok from the very first Zelda game. Death Mountain can also be seen spewing malice in the background. The first shows Hyrule Castle shrouded in malice in the distance. The narration, which has been discussed by Ed already, is shown over a few different shots. Finally, this camp is located in a forest of trees which look like mushrooms, something which has not been spotted in this Hyrule before. A Bokoblin can also be seen mining some ore, perhaps suggesting some increased intelligence? Other looks at the Bokoblins, Moblins and Hinox(es?) show they have some changes, including larger horns. The malice seems to be much more widespread than in BOTW, as a monster camp is set up in the midst of this malice on the ground. They're lit up by some lights from the ground rather than the blue hue they give off once activated, perhaps suggesting they've been corrupted by malice in some way? There's a glowing structure located in the middle of the shot, which we haven't seen before. We then get a shot which shows Sheikah Towers in the distance. These beefed up Keese are later shown flying whilst carrying Bokoblins as well. Whilst it's not the same as the Keese design in Breath of the Wild (where the body is just one big eyeball), they're very similar to the Keese in past games (including Skyward Sword…), albeit larger and more monstrous. You may spot the Bokoblin standing at the top of the tower, but what's more noticeable is the new enemy type flying overhead. The trailer starts out with a shot looking across a rainy and gloomy Hyrule. Watch on YouTube The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom – Official Trailer #2

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