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Yay, new pages \O/ Glad to see you got your laptop back :)
Thanks! =) I’ll keep ‘em coming!
loool those two demons are kinda Sailor Moon :P
Huh? Okay, I’m going to try and figure this out… Zelda the younger is the daughter of the King and blue-haired Zelda. Link is the son of blue-haired Zelda and Rune. But Link is younger than blonde Zelda, and Rune was seperated from blue-haired Zelda not long after Link was concieved. Was she cheating on the King? And yet she was babbling about her father not letting her out much, or something. Was she even married yet? Whichever way I look at this, it seems like some scandalous royal infidelity…
Is that gleeok?
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…Goriya Bros. that look like Power Rangers. This is the reason I just can’t get on board with this sort of ‘adaptation’…the manual contains artwork as a frame of reference for what Goriya look like, and this is not it. This author just wrote a generic fantasy story and borrowed the names ‘Link’, ‘Zelda’, ‘Impa’, ‘Ganon’ and ‘Triforce’…replace those with something else and it’s plain to see this has nothing to do with Zelda.
Even though it was a comedy series, The Legend of Neil was more accurate to the original NES game, IMO. Something like that, but more serious obviously, would be what I’d love to see in a Zelda manga. After Zelda got kidnapped, Link should have met with Impa on the road, she could have told him about his apparent royal family connection (I’m cool with the author’s artistic license in making up background details like that, any good adaptation adds personal flavor), and then Link should have set off for a labyrinth that bears SOME similarity to the games…gets a boomerang and a bow, fights monsters that appear in Level 1, confronts Aquamentus, etc. If the basics were kept more or less intact and original material was built around it, it’d be fine…
Look at Himekawa’s OOT manga. A lot of details in the manga were different, and some things were skipped entirely (ex. Shadow Temple) but the basic framework was the same. Obviously OOT had a more obvious story in the game than the NES Zelda, but come on…follow some of the same events, and character designs/info from the manual -_-
Haha, I feel like you should write a review. It was interesting to read your opinions, thanks! Please comment again!