Legend of Zelda Thread

@Eurvos Morgenbrise
The SNES one has a bigger view/resolution though.

I’d argue Link’s Awakening has a more progressing story though. A Link to the Past’s story was good, but had fewer scenes, and twists.

@Eurvos Morgenbrise
Nice Earthworm Jim 2 nod.

Either the people of Kakariko Village (in Ocarina of Time) have a really good filtering system for their drinking water, or they’ve been ignorant of what’s been under the well…

drinks water hmmm tastes like redead.

I just had a dream that I was at a convention and I took a selfie with a woman who was cosplaying as Purah.

Just started playing Tears of the Kingdom.

Personally I prefer Zelda with long hair as opposed to short, just sort of a personal preference.
Also it’s pretty amusing seeing her taking pictures with her mini Sheikah Slate like she’s Instagraming for her followers.

Poor Link, after everything him and Zelda went through to defeat Calamity Ganon it ended up being for nothing as Ganondorf would end up returning anyways, plus Link losing Zelda and his arm in the process.

Geez this game keeps introducing some game breaking ability. You can pick up and glue objects together, fuse objects with your weapons, phase through ceilings, and rewind time on things; this is already more then I was prepared for, makes the Sheikah Slate look like a joke (though you can’t use remote bombs).

It’s nice to see Purah again after all this time, and she’s grown since (considering she de-aged herself originally)
Also Robbie looks like he hasn’t changed at all, I wonder what his secret is?

@Dr_Osaka
Lazy artists?

Soooo did Zelda dismantle all the Guardians or something? There’s not a trace of them anywhere in Hyrule or near the castle. (I get the Zonai are suppose to be their replacements in the game, but I mean a little continuity wouldn’t hurt)

@DanielOrange
Sure why not, it wouldn’t be the first time they recycled character models for their new game.

Seriously, I actually expected both Robbie and Impa to have passed away. At least my prediction on Paya becoming the new chief/leader/something of Kakariko came true.

I am SO glad I don’t have to climb up towers anymore just to activate the maps, then again thanks to the Ascend ability I probably wouldn’t have had to climb much anyways. Still it makes filling out Hyrule’s map easier and I get to launch myself up and paraglide around.
Also nice to know Hudson has built his own construction company after he was finished with Tarrey Town, and I think this is his son?

We do meet Hudson and his daughter. This guy got hired by Hudson because of the last name.

Just his name. Not many characters have surnames, only one has a middle name we know of, while the rest either only their forenames are known, or they only have one name in the first place.

Well nice of him to keep the tradition of having people with “son” in their name join him, I just assumed because he has the same hair as Hudson.

@Dr_Osaka
Well, wait until you go to Tarrey Town.

I want a third “Young Link” Zelda game to wrap up his journey of finding Navi that started in “Majora’s Mask”.

@DanielOrange
Technically the third game is TP.

Apparently trees can just get up and attack you now, Hyrule sure has it’s share of strange enemies.

Also not only is Robbie still around, so is Impa as I just ran into her along my travels.

Make no mistake: Trees are assholes

@Dirty Bit
Whoever came up with the Tree Enemies needs to stop making enemies.

I’m hearing that the Water Temple in the Master Quest version of “Ocarina of Time” is…easier?

Yes. The original N64 version was such a chore in many fans’ eyes, that Miyamoto himself actually apologized for it.

@Eurvos Morgenbrise
They fixed the issue on 3DS by A: having the iron boots be assigned to an instant-equip button, and B: marking the pathways that led to each water-changing station. (And I swear I actually beat the temple on 3DS once without looking up a guide this way!)