Founder and Creator of Zelda Dungeon. Much of the game content seen at Zelda Dungeon was written by Mases. He does a little of everything here at the site, including keeping the website updated with Zelda news, content writing, working on brand new features, video content, the resourcees section, administrating the forums, and a whole lot more that cannot fit in this small section.

When not working on the site, Mases spends his time as a high school mathematics teacher, a commissioner of a local baseball league, a state-winning high school chess coach, playing games at the Galloping Ghost Arcade, and trying to convince the rest of the staff that Let Me In is the best film of all time.

Caleb joined the site as a content specialist but worked his way up to a webmaster role. He is responsible for the Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask sections as well as bits and pieces from several of the other titles. He also helped create five Layouts, including the current one you see at the site. Caleb is currently working on the Majora's Mask section, bringing it up to par with some of our more recent content. Additionally, he's one of the primary people that handles the ZeldaDungeon YouTube account.

Josh is a jack-of-all-trades that works on a lot of different projects, often times behind the scenes. He makes many of the high quality videos and images as well as pretties up a lot of the content you see here. He's responsible for just about all the Wind Waker section in particular.

Axle runs the video mailbag on the Zelda Dungeon YouTube Channel, answering Zelda related questions every week. He's very knowledgeable about the series and does a very good job. He also runs the site's weekly article feature, editing and writing articles for the site, as well as doing occasional content work. Because the fans see his face so often, it's a common misconception that Axle runs ZeldaDungeon for the most part by himself, or at least that he owns it. Silly fans.

David joined the staff alongside a few others in March of 2011 as part of the newly established News Team at the site. He is also the webmaster of our sister site, Pokémon Dungeon, an effort in reviving and enhancing Pokémon fan websites.

David is also a talented musician. He is a percussionist (the instruments that are commonly hit with sticks, hands, and mallets) that is especially talented at the snare drum and the marimba.

News Correspondant, resident Theory Specialist, Content Writer, and all around awesome person. He reports on news, gives input on various projects, writes content, types up in-depth articles, and much more.

Trevor joined the staff alongside a few others in March of 2011 as part of the newly established News Team at the site after showing off his video format that he would implement for Zelda Dungeon. Trevor also handles making videos for the Zelda Dungeon YouTube channel ranging from attending live events (like parties) to making videos with Zelda news. His videos are quite astounding and very professional looking. Everyone should look up to Trevor and his awesomeness.

Nathan joined the staff alongside a few others in March of 2011 as part of the newly established News Team at the site. He can also hold his breath a really really long time (really really is a recognized terms among swimmers).

She administrates, updates, edit, etc for Zelda Dungeon's Image Gallery and Fanart Galleryand takes care of all matters fanart.

Austin co-administrates our forums. He also posts news sometimes.

Orchestrates and runs the ZD Podcast with Rishian.

Cofounder and cohost of the Zelda Dungeon Podcast.

You know that one guy who's pretty mature and intelligent, with the good spelling to boot? Everyone's like "Who is that?" Yeah, that's Tim.

Knowlee is a general content writer for game content and also helps out with the article team, proofreading articles before they're made public.

You know that one guy who's pretty mature and intelligent, with the good spelling to boot? Everyone's like "Who is that?" Yeah, that's not Tim, it is John.

Ella joined early last year and had taken on the role of News Correspondant, helping with the ZD updates. She looked for news on all things Zelda and then, with the help of Jake, keept Zelda Dungeon up to date with the latest information.

However, she has now moved onto being a Podcast Contributor, helping Din Akera and Rishian have segments for the podcast.

Pinecove is the head of the Zelda Historians resource project and works with the various resource pages at Zelda Dungeon.

Outside of his contributions to the Zelda World, Pinecove is an aspiring actor.

Jason posts news and gets good discussions going with his posts, but he doesn't like to talk too much about himself, so we'll just leave it at that... for now.

Runs the Zelda Dungeon Twitter account along with Axle, retweeting cool stuff that is shared with her. She's also the site photographer for events, though that is somewhat difficult, being in Alaska and all...

Brett is a newer member of the news team at ZeldaDungeon. In his spare time he writes and records music, and is currently attending university for Primary Education. He also plays Zelda games, of course, though he's not very good at them at all...

Matt is one of the administrators of the Zelda Dungeon Wiki. He maintains the wiki's coding and formatting.

News Correspondent and Community Article Coordinator: Jacob is part of the team that is constantly on the look out for Zelda news. Jacob also updates the main page with worthy articles from other Zelda websites.

Dabombster joined Zelda Dungeon to help out with the Wind Waker section. He took on a few extra side projects and worked his way up to a Webmaster role on the site.

Cartoons was one of the head Webmasters during the period from 2003-2005. He is responsible for the launch of the first two incarnations of the Zelda Dungeon Forums, managing a team of staff for much of his time as Webmaster, being the lead diplomat of Zelda Dungeon to other online communities, coordinating various site projects include several layouts, as well as posting news posts and game content.

Austin acted as the #2 at Zelda Dungeon for much of his time at the site. He made a majority of the front page news posts, expanded content to cover material outside just game guides, created a number of the layouts at Zelda Dungeon, and helped create several pages of game content. Austin would later go on to be a forum administrator and after leaving the site he still held on to a Super Moderator position before leaving to resurrect his own Zelda website, Zelda Chronicles.

Justin is the head of coding and development, as well as the technical advisor. In other words, he designs cool tools behind the scenes that make everything work. Additionally, he moderates the contact page, replying to e-mails and handling staff applicants. He also coded the current layout.