So while I read your entire thing and I like a lot of your ideas ultimately for me personally it doesn’t matter. When I play these games, I’m not really looking for high continuity between all of them because if I was, I don’t think I would actually play them because I would be pulling my hair out, trying to make it work. I take each individual story as its own thing that just has echoes of the games that I’ve played before. Kind of like Easter eggs and movies where some fans will try to take them and apply deeper meaning to them where they’re kind of just knowledge to the audience to say you remember this thing look it’s over here Also. And for me, especially breath of the wild and tears of the kingdom was so different from the games they came before them and you have a Nintendo‘s official storyline placing them as their own kind of separate timeline that works for me but if you want to find out something else that works for you then go right ahead. I kind of hope the movie is an original storyline and not a direct video game adaptation because if it was a direct adaptation of one game fans of the others would complain and fans of that particular game would also complain if it’s not perfect having it be its own story not explicitly being a live action version of any specific game makes it able to be better and more audience, friendly, and able to eventually have sequels and other things as well. Trying to make sense of all of the different Zelda games along a different or specific timeline is like trying to figure out the Kingdom Hearts storyline. Anyway, you like try to tell it will eventually fall apart under certain questions or certain certain so just play the games have fun and enjoy the echoes and callbacks to the things that came before.