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Realm of Memories: The Ultimate Zelda Nerd

I’m certain by now many of our readers know how passionate I am about cosplaying. I’ve made mention that Link was one of the earliest characters I’ve cosplayed, but I actually did have a different Zelda-themed cosplay long before that. It was my second cosplay, actually. What was it? The Ultimate Zelda Nerd.  Back when…

Bombers’ Notebook: Link, Warrior of Hyrule

Link is an icon among gaming legends. He is portrayed as the embodiment of strength and courage, and because of this is loved and admired by many. Each incarnation of the hero brings a new aspect to the character, highlighting different attributes of his good nature. However, what I like in particular about Hyrule Warriors‘s…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Goku vs. Link

How did someone take 90 percent of the life during the early 2000s and cram it into one image? I never thought I’d see art like this, let alone discuss art like this in an article, but here I am. Artist Autobiotic has made something truly special here: Link and Goku squaring off at the…

Realm of Memories: Taking the not-so-scenic route

By the time I realized Link’s friend, Ilia, had come down with a bad case of the story tropes (amnesia), I had already gleaned how wise Telma was. That’s why it wasn’t a surprise when she understood that Link knew the memory-challenged girl. Telma told Link of what happened, how Ilia had no memories but…

Bombers’ Notebook: Link, the Hero of Winds

Say it with me: Wind Waker Link is the best Link. Link’s transformation into a hero was not an easy one, but his courage, resolve, and humor made the process bearable for him and enjoyable for me. The Wind Waker has always been my favorite video game, and its version of Link has always been…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: A peaceful moment together

The relationship between Link and Zelda always tends to be the same in most games. Link is from a small village while Zelda grows up in royalty. The two meet by some twist of fate, and Zelda gives Link his grand quest. Within this, it’s often difficult to really see any sort of relationship between…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Link and Spyro

My journey with The Legend of Zelda started in about 2006 when I played The Wind Waker for the very first time, but my interest in video games started long before then. My step sisters had a Playstation that they’d bring over on the weekends and they would let me play my first video game…

Bombers’ Notebook: Skyloftian Link

Heroes aren’t born as such — they’re made. Forged like steel from ordinary souls inhabiting the world that brought them forth. They are often discovered in the simplest of places: a forgotten forest, a peaceful village, a quiet island in a vast sea. When we meet them, they are ordinary people going about their ordinary…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Zelda-themed Smash Bros. stages

The latest patch for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate was recently released, and with it came an abundance of new features for the game. Nintendo added content such as the new character Joker, an editing option for replays, and new Mii Fighter costumes. But for the purpose of this article, I’m going to explore the new Stage Builder…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Streets of Hyrule

For decades now, there has been a heated debate about whether or not graffiti can be considered art or just vandalism. I for one think, as long as it’s not violating any private property, graffiti absolutely can be a work of art. I have seen many, many murals in my life all around my hometown…

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