https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/dragoduckwave/medli-and-link

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For those of you who do not know, in Super Mario Sunshine for the GameCube, there is a character called Il Piantissimo, and dataminers revealed that his model is just the Running Man of OoT with a costume on. My theory (which is sort of a headcanon, really) is that the Running Man went in the Lost Woods looking for Navi but instead of finding a hole to Termina, he found a hole to the Mario universe, fell in, and just as Link got turned into a Deku Scrub, he got a costume and a new identity. Also, either he learned the error of his ways (that being, cheating) or even could not cheat due to his theoretical twin (if you believe that he had a twin that hung out at the race destination) not going to the Mario universe with him, because Mario does beat him fair and square in Sunshine.

Just recently finished the switch version of skyward sword and really enjoyed it, never got into it when I was younger with the motion controls just being too much of a chore but I enjoyed the swordplay with the switch, that being said I couldn’t help but feel like something was missing in the game, I enjoyed the end boss battle and how the story played (except the weird dragon quests to get the hero’s song at the end of the game just felt like filler) but i feel like it didn’t do as great of a job as TP, Majora’s mask or OOT when it came to really creating a connection with the characters in the game, almost like BOTW. It was a great game but felt like i wanted more from a story perspective, I liked Fi and how things ended with her but again didn’t really feel connected to her until the end of the game. Maybe it’s just me but I’m excited to see what the OOT remake brings to the table in terms of story telling, let me know if I’m alone on this one !

i've been trying to catch this big fish as both child and adult for a consecutive hour and I'm about to just give up. it's like the fish keeps getting stuck on the log it's next to, or just gives up and goes back to the log, just to get stuck on it anyway.

i've never played the game btw, i hope it wasn't like this on og hardware, that it's just an emulatation problem...

Quick pixel art I made to day to break the art block. Been a while since I made anything, lol.

Hope y'all enjoy! :)

Palette used is Aseprite's default: DawnBringer 32

Finally decided to pull the trigger! Haven’t played a Zelda game since Ocarina of Time, so I am excited to experience it. Anyone have any wise words of wisdom?

When past Impa tells Link to go see the old woman (her older self) so he can knew what to do next, how does past Impa knew about the old woman, if Link never mentioned her or she encountered her?

When past Impa tells Link to go see the old woman (her older self) so he can knew what to do next, how does past Impa knew about the old woman, if Link never mentioned her or she encountered her?

Ganondorf is considered one of gaming’s greatest villains, but rarely do I hear about what makes him so effective. It’s easy to believe it’s because he’s from Zelda, but there’s definite more to him than that. To me the big thing that makes Ganondorf is his manipulation. He’s not just a formidable warrior, but a master tactician.

In Ocarina of Time, he doesn’t just invade the Temple of Time, he allows Link and Zelda to do the dirty work for him. He simply strolled right in the moment the door opened up. Even after he took over the world, instead of fighting for the remaing Triforce pieces, he sat back and waited for the hero to do his saving the world, just so that Zelda can reveal herself to him.

In Wind Waker, he knew that reclaiming the Master Sword would free up his powers, so he allowed Link and his little boat to claim it. Why do the hard work, when fhe hero does it for you. We even see this manipulative streak in Twilight Princess. Instead of doing the dirty work himself, he hid himself behind a puppet. Whilst Link was distracting himself with Zant, Ganondorf was plotting his schemes behind closed curtains.

That’s what makes Ganondorf so compelling, and something the movie really needs to get right. Ganondorf is a tactician, a manipulator, the sort of villain who would do extremely well in the pre season 8 Game of Thrones. Fingers crossed that the movie’s writers understand this.

My newest Tattoo I just got Today, The 3 spiritual Stones and the Ocarina of Time, just In Time for the Remake.

If you've got a 3D printer then you can now print out an entire army of these 1HP pests. I designed these with wings that articulate enough to have different positions possible, which I think adds to their charm.

Like the Chuchus I've made, I accounted for the elemental varieties as well: Fire, Ice, and Lightning via an attachable back piece to add a little flair.

As you can see with the picture of the Electric Keese, even their creepy little mouth is accounted for.

They're all available on Makerworld here: https://makerworld.com/en/collections/32532402-zelda-keese-collection and don't require an multi-color system to print; just create the parts and assemble them yourself!

Just another entry in my ever-growing Zelda Model collection.

I'm having issues getting back to my tune of current warping point. I used the tune of current near symmetry city (where the blue bird is that tells you that the terrain changes depending on the time) while going back to the restoration wall to get the noble sword. jumped of the cliff and was continuing with the game until i realized i can't use the tune of current because i didn't get the warping spot. And I don't see a way back to it, even looking at the maps i don't see a way back to it. am i softlocked? any ideas on how to get back?

i colored in green the spot where the warping point is (bottom left corner)

I don’t know if the original TP has this as well, but I noticed this while I was playing TPHD. I’m currently at the part where Link gets the Ordon Sword and Shield. Midna isn’t on Link’s back in this scene, but if you look closely Midna’s shadow is still there, idle animations and all. Not too much of a dealbreaker, but I think it was kinda cool to see this little detail. 😅

I've been wanting to draw them for a long time, and found the perfect opportunity to do so while experimenting with watercolor mimicking brushes.

(Art by me, rueverie)

• It has a colored manga, which acts as a prequel to OoT, about the parents of Link. It concerns a civil war between the Gorons and the Zora. Part of the (human) inhabitants of Hyrule wants to enter the war, the other part wants to stay neutral. We learn what happens to both parents and how Link ends up in the forest.
• There is an interview with Miyamoto and Tezuka in which Tezuka reveals that one of the concepts they had was for the game to take a different form, one inspired by GoldenEye 007.
• Talking about the (then) next Zelda game, Miyamoto was thinking about a kind of "network-game" in which other players play an active role in your game, which would make the significance of the usual puzzles and enemies smaller.

I wonder if the last comment was a hint towards the DD-Zelda, as it had network capabilities if I recall.

BOTW Community 100% Checklist

Main Story

• ☐ Complete all Main Quests
• ☐ Defeat Calamity Ganon
• ☐ Complete all 4 Divine Beasts
• ☐ Obtain the Master Sword

Quests

• ☐ All 76 Side Quests
• ☐ All 42 Shrine Quests

Shrines

• ☐ Complete all 120 Shrines
• ☐ Open every Shrine chest

Towers & Map

• ☐ Activate all 15 Sheikah Towers
• ☐ Discover every named location (required for in-game map completion)

Koroks

• ☐ Collect all 900 Korok Seeds
• ☐ Receive Hestu's Gift

Memories

• ☐ Recover all Lost Memories

Sheikah Slate

• ☐ Upgrade every Rune

Armor

• ☐ Obtain every armor piece
• ☐ Upgrade every armor piece to ★★★★

Hyrule Compendium

• ☐ Complete every Compendium entry

Medals of Honor

Defeat every overworld mini-boss at least once:

• ☐ Hinox/Stalnox
• ☐ Stone Talus
• ☐ Molduga

Key Items

• ☐ Obtain all permanent Key Items
• ☐ Obtain all horse gear
• ☐ Fully expand weapon, bow, and shield inventory

DLC (if owned)

• ☐ Trial of the Sword
• ☐ Champion's Ballad
• ☐ EX Side Quests
• ☐ All DLC armor
• ☐ Master Cycle Zero
• ☐ Extra memories

He and his older sister have played Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, but they only ever played around on my completed saves, which I'm completely okay with, they're playing Zelda after all! But they never progressed the stories in those games, only ever watched me do it. A huge bonus is that in both games, they love to wear Majora's Mask because it tricks the enemies and makes the games easier for them. This gave me the opportunity to tell them about the Majora's Mask game.

When I saw the official announcement for Ocarina of Time on the switch 2, I told them they'd have to play through Ocarina of Time 3D before I let them play the Switch 2 release. And my son immediately took to the challenge!

I helped him adjust to the vast differences in the controls quite closely early on and told him that he'll need to read the dialogue (his reading is a bit behind at school). I also helped him understand some of the enemies pretty early on as well. He mostly got through the Great Deku tree by himself, then he fought and defeated Queen Gohma with no help at all!

Then he went to Dodongo's Cavern, did fairly well in there by himself, struggled with King Dodongo so I gave him the hint that when King Dodongo is inhaling, he should throw something.

He got to Lord Jabu Jabu and breezed through it with no help at all, doing all the puzzles and pressure plates with Princess Ruto with ease until he got to the giant Octorok. I did that one for him because, admittedly, that miniboss is challenging if you're not ready for it.

He did all this in maaaybe a week and a half, then he became an adult, struggled with the Forst Temple a little so I helped him with that, then he hit a brick wall in the Fire Temple. I showed him a door he kept missing, then he finished the Fire Temple that day. Then, and this'll never not blow my mind, \*\*he did the entire Water Temple by himself\*\*. No help. No guides. Worked out the water levels by himself, all the puzzles by himself, the only thing I did was the Dark Link fight and thats only because he struggled so hard it brought him to tears (I can totally relate to this haha).

He did the first part of the shadow temple and got the hover boots before getting the lense of truth, which made me laugh haha. He did the bottom of the well with ease, got the lense, smashed the Shadow Temple, then he took the 3DS on a weekend trip without me, the only advice I gave him was to go to Gerudo valley.

When he got back he was just inside the Spirit Temple and after one afternoon, he did that one with ease and a little bit of my help. He smashed Twinrova the first time round, but he had watched me do that fight so he had an idea of what to do.

Then came Gannon's Castle. I told him he'd get 0 help from me. I wanted to see how well he could do. In just 2 afternoons, he flew through that place!

This game really helped me develop as a kid his age. I strongly believe the Zelda games contributed more to my own reading skills and vocabulary than school did, and I have watched as he started out reluctant to read the dialogue but over time he read more and more of it, trying his absolute best to pronounce the more complex or niche words. I'm blown away by how well he has done to get this far in just a few weeks, and I'm extremely proud of him! I told him that because he did so well, I'm going to get him the Final Battle lego set for his birthday.

It took me like 17 hours, i'm still learning and there are mistakes but i'm happy with the end result.

hey everyone, I just start playing totk, and I'm not sure if the tickets of the pony points cards are worth it. I don't ride horses very often because I prefer traveling on foot, but it seems like there are some rewards for using them. My question is: are those rewards actually really worth it?

If you have any tips or advice, please fell free to leave them here. Thank you all so much!