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Eh. Pretty much like most sequel Zelda games. Link has his initial adventure in Hyrule and after that, goes off to other lands.
Holodrum, Labrynna, Kholint, Termina, World of the Ocean King, and Hytopia.
Oddly enough? Spirit Tracks is an entirely different Link from the one we played as in the Wind Waker and Phantom Hourglass.
Well, Ygdrassil is existent within the realm between realms; yet it is physically traversible.
Perhaps the Everywhen is a similar place, but with its methods of getting there - beyond death - require a specific set of conditions being met?
Týr is implied to travel to other realities by way of exploiting something about the nature of the World Tree in order to make his way to Egypt, Aztec, Celtics, Japan, Greece, and beyond.
Perhaps by using something that - by its very nature breaches into other planes of existence - Týr was able to find his way to the Everywhen and use it as another hub that allowed further traversal?
To get the true ending requires a LOT of the community sharing notes; just like classic Zelda on the NES/Famicom.
It is a fun game that is a nice twist, giving a refreshing experience to scratch that itch that Zelda games satiate. But it's combat is difficult. Think of it like Dark Souls. You will die over and over again. But that is okay. You will learn and adapt. And it will be part of the lore.
We were originally going to get one, but the team kept changing direction and that is how we got Skyward Sword.
It would be nice to actually get the sequel to the Twilight Princess game we wanted. After all, we still don't have an answer as to where the Triforce of Din that Ganondorf possessed had vanished to when he died. Which means someone else has it and is likely causing havoc in a nearby land.
I guess people are downvoting you because they don't seem to realize that all the Zelda Manga are just semi-canon retellings. It may be the structure of your argument sounding a bit arrogant with how few words have been used; leading them to believe that your quoting of 'rewrote' to be taking out of the context that you truly intended.
But yeah. The Manga are only semi-canon interpretations. Since they had to make it a written/illustrated format; Link had to become more than just a vessel for the player. Thus, he has to have his own dialogue and input on the story besides just physical action and reaction. The same thing is true of the other manga adapations. Ocarina of Time for example had it written in the manga that Volvagia was a baby dragon that Link had nursed back to health, only to find her corrupted by Ganondorf. This allows Link to not feel like a disconnected stranger in the crisis he is actively thwarting; but rather as another victim of Ganondorf's actions as the villain is having a direct impact on the main character's life and those he cares for on a personal level.