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What really doesn't hold any water here, though, is that you're using Gameplay and Story Segregation to back up your claim.

The mere fact that the first Howling Stone the Hero of Twilight comes across teaches the Song of Healing only means one thing, that the spirit that had taught the Hero of Twilight the Song of Healing hasn't been able to move on. After the Hero of Time learned the Song of Healing, who was it that he always played the Song of Healing for? Troubled spirits that haven't moved on from the mortal world, be they either dead (Darmani) or alive (Mikau). Nor would there have been a need to flood Hyrule in the first place.Īnd think back to Majora's Mask. If it was, I doubt that TWW Link would have to prove himself worthy of carrying the legacy of the Hero of Time, getting an official title in the process. Even if I seriously think about it, saying that the term "Spirit of the Hero" is figurative isn't much of a stretch at all. One that survives as long as one with great courage is around to combat a great evil. The Spirit of the Hero isn't literally the Hero's Spirit, but more of an idea.

For the line you mentioned about the Hero of Twilight, it's to show that he has the potential for greatness that's expected of the Hero, and is "good enough" to be considered suitable for fulfilling the Hero's legacy. What you see as hints towards the Hero of Winds being a reincarnation of the Hero of Time are nothing more than lines meant to show that he's fulfilled the potential for greatness.