This week on Zelda Weekly, we talk about multiple Zelda albums that have released recently, Linktober 2022 being upon the horizon, and we read your answer’s to last weekly’s question! Don’t forget to check out the new ZREO Legacy: Twilight Symphony Selections album that was recently released!
Back in 2010, ZREO teased their largest project, Twilight Symphony. Following a successful crowdfunding campaign in 2011, the album was a highly anticipated fan project. While it did receive a limited physical run, it was, unfortunately, not possible to officially release it to digital storefronts at the time. A lot has changed in the last…
It’s been just over a week since we learned that Tears of the Kingdom is the name of the sequel to Breath of the Wild. Since then, creators all around the Zelda community have been sharing theories, discussions, and analyses of the new trailer. There are tons of videos and podcasts to sort through, and…
This week on Zelda Weekly, we talk about multiple Zelda theory videos on Tears of the Kingdom, JobJobLLC release a new Zelda enamel pin, and we talk about more things from the recent Nintendo Direct!
If you visit our YouTube channel regularly, you may have noticed a new series showing up in your subscription feed in the last couple of weeks. We have partnered with Sacred Realms: A Zelda Retrospective Podcast to begin publishing their weekly show on our YouTube channel. Sacred Realms is an audio-only weekly podcast that explores…
Many members of our community will remember ZREO (originally called Zelda Reorchestrated), one of the first prominent groups that created Zelda fan music. ZREO disbanded almost ten years ago, but today I am very excited to share that ZREO is back! ZREO: Second Quest has partnered with ATLYS, a string quartet, to produce a new…
We receive a lot of emails asking about our Fonts download page. Sometimes, the download links didn’t work and the layout was not optimized for phones or dark mode. Every time, I have to apologize and explain that it’s an old page (first launched in 2009!) that will be updated again eventually.
“Eventually” finally happened. Our Fonts page has been completely redesigned! Several new free fonts have been added, and for the first time, we have information about where you can buy commercial fonts used in Zelda games as well.
Thanks to the diligent research of Melora of History of Hyrule and Zelda collector Ikhana, we have learned that eight volumes of Japanese Zelda manga from the 1980s are set to be re-published digitally as ebooks for the first time. A press release from One Pack Comics has revealed that it will publish its entire…
The Ys (pronounced “eess”) series seems perpetually stuck in the shadow of other pioneers of the action, adventure, and RPG video game genres. The Ys series began in 1987, just one year after The Legend of Zelda and the same year as Final Fantasy, but it remains relatively unknown today. So, I should not have…
Zelda Universe was founded on February 20, 2001. That’s 20 years ago today! The web was a completely different place in 2001. Many Zelda fan sites existed in the early 2000s, but unfortunately most of them have gone offline or become inactive over the years. Social media, YouTube and Twitch have also provided alternative outlets…
A mission in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity. We will have a full walkthrough soon!
A mission in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity. We will have a full walkthrough soon!
A mission in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity. We will have a full walkthrough soon!
A mission in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity. We will have a full walkthrough soon!
