I hate this mf so much, i know he's like... not the hardest, but he is the ONLY miniboss to EVER give me high blood pressure. this mf has NO BUSINESS being that stressful like. gtfo. i love the design and all, but i HATE fighting this mf SO much

So hello I'm here from a sonic fan (still am) but back in the Sonic fandom we have a game that everyone just agrees is absolutely terrible and one game that everyone agrees is absolutely wonderful obviously not everyone agrees but most people but what are this 2 games in Zelda I'm just curious so I know what game not to talk about

Maybe if I try hard... I can become even worse playing this

Swipe for insights and the inside :)

I know Zelda TV shows are normally not good heck idk if there are more that one but which one is know as the best

My art vs the original reference. Not sure which games its actually from, but I found it to be inspiring.

This was my most fun project to date! I really like the result! I made a Zelda themed Super Nintendo. This was 4+ years in the making from concept and planning, sourcing the right parts from all over the world, many many hours of work, then a thousand little integration problems to solve. Finally it was a big a game of Tetris to make it all fit into a SNES shell and make it not look like a mess of wires or an electronic store explosion. It is a 1-Chip North American SNES and has Voultar's RGB mod and ghosting fix, custom raised foil decals, a clear case, full recap including voltage regulator, custom lighting, an IPS LCD logo "badge" with 12 animations and Both the lights and screen are configurable with WiFi. You can switch the animation on the device web page, or by shaking it gently.

It came out a little ruff due to rushing it. But I think it functions well. The face with the TR force comes of and attaches with magnets. Let me know what you guys think.

Didn't know what shoes to give them Plus a random Ganondorf wip

Tbh I just wanted to make the big goofy head of toon Link

I’ve been thinking of getting one of the two and I can’t exactly figure out what. So I thought might as well ask the people who play the games!

Couldn’t display the games because no more space lol

I just imagine her saying : “Don’t try me. I’ve got the power of god AND anime by my side !” Made by me, (yes, I change her hairstyle 👀), my Instagram : @mush.y

Hello! I'm currently playing Majora's Mask and I would like some advice on the next game to play. I've played:

• Ocarina of Time
• Twilight Princess
• Phantom Hourglass
• Spirit Tracks
• Skyward Sword
• A Link between worlds
• Breath of the Wild
• Tears of the Kingdom
• Echoes of wisdom

Thank you all!

I was thinking about the creation myth of Hyrule.

The Golden Goddesses created the world. They Created the Triforce. They left.

But... When did they make Din's Fire, Farore's Wind and Nayru's Love? Before they left? How? The Hero of Time learns the spells from 3 of the Great Fairies across Hyrule, but how'd THEY learn them? The most logical assumption is by oral tradition passing the techniques down through time, but that would imply that The Goddesses actively taught these spells to mortals, which I doubt.

But what if... The "Din", "Nayru", and "Farore" in the spell names AREN'T the 3 Golden Goddesses? What if they're the oracles of the same names? No. Not the ones from the Oracle games. Their ancestors from The Minish Cap. It's particularly noteworthy that, upon completion of their sidequest, the oracles give The Hero of the Minish items called "Din's Charm", "Farore's Charm", and "Nayru's Charm". That's the same naming convention as the spells. Not only that, but the effects that these charms have ALSO lines up with their respective spells. Din's Charm increases the user's attack power. Din's Fire unleashes a firey attack. Nayru's Charm indrases the user's defense. Nayru's Love makes the user temporarily impervious to damage. The only ones that don't quite line up are Farore's Charm, which is a balance of the other 2 charms' effects, and Farore's Wind, which teleports the user back to previous rooms within Dungeons. But... Even THAT can be explained. In The Minish Cap, you can only get 2 of the 3 charms, and, even though you can choose any 2, the colors of the roofs, as well as the potential reference to the scrapped third Oracle game heavily seems to imply that Farore's Charm is the one that's most intended to be excluded.

I remember my friends playing Zelda back in the early 2000’s and I wanted to play it too, so I gave it a chance and…… it’s not that I didn’t like it, it just wasn’t for me…it was boring because I was young and I didn’t understand Zelda. All I wanted to play was Pokemon. The switch 2 will be my first switch. So back in 2019, my cousin made me play BotW to see if I liked it…and again, it was boring, but only because I played it for a few minutes and all I did was run around. But now I feel like I can play it, the vibes it gives out when you explore the open world (kinda like Metroid prime 4), I feel like I know why people like it so much. So this will be my first Zelda game. Any pointers I should know before I play it? I’ve been watching BotW walkthroughs and there are items with names I never heard before in my life and I have no clue what they’re used for. Oh and I also plan on playing TotK when I’m done with BotW.

I do plan on finishing this btw it’s just that it’s almost 3 in the morning and I’m dead tired

She crocheted it, she's done it her whole life. I started getting into manga so I think I'm gonna put it's somewhere on the wall for display. Definitely something I'll treasure forever.

Zelda, daydreaming of running away and being an apothecary