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Bombers’ Notebook: Hollo

Forest Haven, a place that stands out among the many islands of the Great Sea, is home to the Koroks as well as all manner of forest creatures. Most of the Koroks in Forest Haven don’t do much at their home, aside from looking cute, getting kidnapped, and occasionally playing music. Among these forest children,…

Zelda’s Study: Older Link concepts for The Wind Waker

The concept art made public within the Hyrule Historia revealed many hidden secrets of The Wind Waker that never came to light, such as cut islands. It’s known that the original development of The Wind Waker was, unfortunately, subject to content cuts due to time constraints, which means that some islands and dungeons were not…

Medli’s Melodies: Harmonious Outset

I’ve loved Rozen’s wonderful reimagining of Zelda music since the very first time I heard “May We Meet Again,” a wonderfully touching medley from Skyward Sword greatly inspired by “Fi’s Farewell”. In his latest album, Ballads of Hyrule II, many wonderful tunes from The Wind Waker, Skyward Sword, and Breath of the Wild have been…

Realm of Memories: The Video Game Connection

I don’t tend to write about emotional topics. My preferred style is usually on the funny side, with silly jokes mixed in with what I always hope are interesting ideas or concepts, or just goofy stories about things I’ve done to entertain myself. So my typical articles here have certainly followed that pattern, and have…

Realm of Memories: Before it’s too late

Ahh, isn’t there something magical about waking up to sunlight streaming through the bedroom curtains? It’s an instant dose of dopamine when you step outside and the sunshine lights up everything around you, and a gentle breeze carries that nostalgic aroma of warmth in the air. It’s the very essence of summer.  Do you know…

Medli’s Melodies: Outset Island groovy cover

Something that I always look forward to when starting a new Zelda adventure is where the game starts and the first impression it gives — whether it’s Link walking out of his house to a friend greeting him in Kokiri Forest, with woodwinds creating a happy, fun atmosphere, or Link leading Epona back to Ordon…

Tingle’s Maps: Zelda places in real life

The Zelda series has entertained our imaginations with creative locations for the past 36 years. Many of these locations are as charming as they are dangerous, but that’s the fun of it all! And as it turns out, many of them are based on real life places, so I thought it would be fun to explore…

Zelda’s Study: What became of Stovepipe Island

Though the Great Sea of The Wind Waker boasts many unique islands for Link to explore, there were actually even more islands initially planned for the game. The Hyrule Historia reveals some unused island concepts, opening up a world of speculation about what place they might have taken within the world of The Wind Waker.…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Too cute for words

My original draft of this article was literally just “HOW CUTE IS THIS?” over and over again, but my editors said that, while accurate, I actually need to write something about the piece. So, here’s my second draft. We are all fans of cute things. Whether they be Koroks or kittens, adorable animals and creatures…

10 Zelda enemies that would make great Pokemon

The world of Hyrule is often filled to the brim with life, in terms of both the people and the different kinds of enemies that our hero Link encounters in his grand adventures. In fact, it could be said that Link interacts with such creatures more often than he does with civilization proper. Some meet…

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Realm of Memories: My first Zelda commercial

I had a weird sense of logic as a kid. I always attributed the Legend of Zelda franchise to be solely video game related, so I made the assumption that it would always stay that way. I thought I’d never see the series portrayed in movies, comic books, or even on television (little did I…

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