This week on the channel +12K views this week

Hyrule's founding remains an open question on TripleWario

His Zelda theory shares the catch-up shelf with Mario mysteries and news from his own Five Nights at Wario's series.

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TripleWario Story of October 15, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

I May Have Solved Zelda's BIGGEST Mysteries [PART 1]

Was the Hyrule in Tears of the Kingdom founded for the first time, or built anew? That is one of the questions TripleWario takes on in "I May Have Solved Zelda's BIGGEST Mysteries [PART 1]," the most active of his older uploads right now.

With nothing new posted this week, the month-old theory offers the substantial catch-up: a project he says grew out of studying TOTK's Master Works book. Alongside Hyrule's origins, it examines the connections between the two Ganondorfs and Ganon. These are proposed answers, not a newly settled Zelda timeline. The description also promises a second part exploring the Zonai and their connections to past games.

The channel brought in about 12,000 views over the week, with subscribers unchanged and daily viewing close to its usual level. Nearby gaming channels had very different weeks: Jorge Powell drew a much larger weekly audience, while Katie Wilson was quieter.

TripleWario's other active uploads show both sides of his interest in gaming mysteries. "The Super Mario 64 DS Iceberg - Fully Explained" works through his own collection of Mario questions, while "UPDATE On All Things FIVE NIGHTS AT WARIO'S!" turns to the horror series he created. That update outlines five official projects in development, giving the channel's spooky corner something concrete to catch up on, too.

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