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Bombers’ Notebook: Anton and Linda

What comes to mind when you hear the words “classic love story”? Do you picture a bright, colorful, Disney-esque landscape where heartfelt serenades are accompanied by an explosive orchestral score and cascades of birds soar down to complement the joyful moment? Perhaps you enjoy a little tension and conflict, with two bitter adversaries forced into…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Medli Nouveau

If I was in charge of creating a Zelda-themed dictionary, you would find a picture of Medli from The Wind Waker next to the word “classy.” Quietly dignified and mature beyond her years, Medli fully embraces her role as a servant to the gods without complaint, despite knowing that she must say goodbye to the…

Bombers’ Notebook: Ganondorf, the Puppet Master

Ganon has always been an excellent example of what the final boss of a video game should look like. The grotesque, hulking monstrosity grinning down maliciously at our small hero, with deadly canines glistening against his hideous boar-like face, is a truly nightmarish vision to behold and makes for a perfect epic showdown to conclude…

Bombers’ Notebook: The Moon Children

The key to any great story is a colorful cast of interesting and memorable characters, something that the Zelda series generously provides on a regular basis. Some characters are important to us because we see a reflection of ourselves within them, such as the irreverent yet sensitive Midna from Twilight Princess. Others we take a…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Nayru below the surface

I am utterly obsessed with songs and works of art that have an underwater theme. In regards to the artwork, I think the gradient of blue and turquoise blends so wonderfully with the vibrant colors of aquatic life. I’m one of those people who listen to ocean waves and flowing rivers to relax, so I…

Bombers’ Notebook: The Gorman Brothers

Ingo from Ocarina of Time is definitely one of those characters people love to hate. One might sympathize with him at first because his hard work at Lon Lon Ranch is taken for granted, but that all goes out the window when he reveals that he made a deal with Ganondorf to take the ranch…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Deep within the Malice

Of all the incarnations of the eponymous princess I’ve seen throughout the Zelda series, the sensitive and inquisitive scholar from Breath of the Wild is the one I feel the most sympathy for. Zelda’s 17 years of life prior to Calamity Ganon’s takeover were filled with more tragedy and heartache than any teenager should be…

Medli’s Melodies: The music of the night

Ocarina of Time was the first Zelda title to incorporate a day-and-night cycle into its gameplay, adding a new layer of atmosphere that allowed for deeper immersion into the world of Hyrule. A bustling marketplace by day would fall silent under the watchful eye of the moon, and quirky little shops that shunned the sun…

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