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18 Years Later, the Greatest Quote From the Best Game of All Time Still Hits Hard
The article argues that a line spoken by Sheik in *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time* captures why the game’s story remains affecting. The 1998 game follows Link’s transformation from a child into an adult tasked with saving Hyrule, and the quote reflects its themes of time, change and growing up.
Sheik tells Link, “Time passes, people move. Like a river’s flow, it never ends,” before teaching him the Serenade of Water. The article reads the speech as the game’s central idea: Link’s journey is not only a fight against Ganondorf, but also a path of struggle, discovery and personal change. It also notes that a remake is among the most anticipated games of 2026.
In short
- Sheik’s words about time and change capture the game’s coming-of-age story.
- Link grows from a child into the hero who saves Hyrule.
- A remake of the 1998 classic is anticipated in 2026.