Twilight_Roxas
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and too many incest.
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Nintendo partnering with Universal to make attractions.
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ProfSavage
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I mean, don't get me wrong... half the reason I love the series in the politics and the smut... but yeah, never will happen. And yeah. Jamie and Cersei. Craster and his daughter-wives. All of the Targaryens from Ageon the Conquer to...now. Lots of incest.
elfshadowreaper
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As much as I love Zelda, I just can't see it being a ride. If they can pull it off I'd love it, but it's kinda like the tv show/movie thing. Making Link talk just takes a lot of the charm away. And they'd have to do some kind of "And this is your ride-vehicle!" which would be very weird in Hyrule. But I guess they could do the Skyward Sword futuristicy stuff.
Matt_Black
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Wikkler
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No. Just... no.
Bairstow
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Twilight_Roxas
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Unless they do a dumbo-style ride with Loftwings.
Bairstow
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Between Pilotwings, Lakitu, all the flying machines from Mario Kart, Kid Icarus, and all the rest of that mess, you could make a pretty radical spinner ride where every bucket is a unique character.
That or build a really radical multilevel carousel.
champdisney
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I wouldn't find that a problem being that Netflix has a Legend of Zelda series coming out next year. I'm pretty sure Link will talk there so why not in an attraction?
Disneyhead'71
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Haha, I just remembered this character's name. And it's blue too.
Mike S
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"Hey!!! Listen!!!!"Haha, I just remembered this character's name. And it's blue too.
Now I have to ask, what is the significance of mentioning Navi? Making me a little nervous here.
Disneyhead'71
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Blue Na'vi are the next big thing coming to WDW. Now Uni has a blue Navi too.
It just gave me a little smile when I though about it.
Mike S
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Now that's funny. Didn't think about it that way. My first thought was annoying fairys in that section of the park.
Twilight_Roxas
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Anyone think we might get a future Nintendo Direct about the announcement, and sneaks peeks of the rides?
Mike S
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I would be surprised if that wasn't how it was done.
It's old and not the most reliable. Besides, they can do better than merely retheming existing rides.
hopemax
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Haha, I just remembered this character's name. And it's blue too.
When I was researching Nintendo stuff yesterday I noticed that too. People are going to have to remember to use their apostrophes when appropriate or it could get confusing. Na'vi swatter?
GLaDOS
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Yea, more or less. I don't think anyone, Nintendo or Universal Creative, would be jumping for joy at the prospect of retrofitting a 25 year old ride path and system for their shiny new toy. Ever since Comcast came in, it's seemed like it's an "out with the old, in with the new approach". All of Amity wiped off the map, MSHI total theme upgrade on the way, and most of if not all of San Fran going for F&F.
With that being said, I still think ET stays. Stranger things have happened, though.
Bairstow
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Yeah, but Jaws was far less reliable and versatile than ET is.
Not only that, but since the Comcast takeover you had re-theming of the Unicorn, Jimmy Neutron, and Dragons and just before that Universal reused the Back to the Future and Earthquake hardware.
With new show scenes they could do some pretty special stuff with the building and ride system that's there, and possibly even salvage most of the still-great indoor queue.
GLaDOS
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Comcast had nothing to do with Unicorn or Dragons retheming. That was all under Blackstone/GE leadership. Minion Mayhem was also when Blackstone owned 50% of the company and Comcast leadership hadn't really seen the light when it came to theme parks yet.
As for BTTF and Earthquake. Those were done in the dark days of Blackstone/GE when spending as little to make the most was the goal