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I never understood this and I'm not gonna try it. I always found them creepy anyway.

I mean the official site, not the well-known fan-site. But I think i saw it somewhere else because it is not stated in the races section either. This is the site I meant: http://microsite.nintendo-europe.com/zelda-universe/ Forgot where I read the thing about the gods, though. Perhaps it was on...

According to the official Zelda Universe website it was because they could not live in Salt Water so the gods made them evolve into bird-like ceatures. The gods also transformed the Kokiri into Koroks so that they could fly on wind currents to plant new trees in the new Hyrule and make the...

Yeah, I noticed this too. When the sun comes up it plays. I guess that makes sense.

I beat the Master Quest 100% as well. Never really tried the Master Quest but it wasn't as different as I thought it would be.

It will be harder as the foes do twice the damage.

I have not played the GameCube version, but from what I understand, it is fairly similar to the controls in The Wind Waker. I really liked the pointing mechanics in the Wii version. It made precise aiming so much better and it just felt way more natural than in The Wind Waker. I personally did...

Jalhalla was really easy. It didn't give me much trouble.

Fishing Hole: Lush with pretty lighting effects. Zora's Domain: Huge waterfalls and the coral-looking throne room was pretty. Zora's River: The canoe sequence was amazing, as was the flying sequence. Lakebed Temple: That main hall with all the coral designs and the giant chandeleer blew my mind...

I found it to be pretty freaky. All those zombies and claws and bloody, pointy things really set the mood. The freakiest was the music though. Those deep brown voices sounded like a choir of demons hiding in the walls. I wasn't realy freaked out by the Dead Hand, though. You could see his arms...

Both the Water Temple and the Great Bay Temple practically gave me headaches and took me several hours. Those water-based levels are often the hardest in video games, not in the least in Zelda games.

I admit it took me at least an hour to really get into the game, and another several hours to really appreciate it. Once you really get into the game however, you realise how truly unique and clever this game really is. Story-wise Majora's Mask is much better and much deeper than any other Zelda...

I beat it on Master Quest the other day and it wasn't that much harder, or at least not as much as I thought it would be.

Once. I'm trying to do the same in the Master Quest version now. It's not really much harder because only the dungeons are remixed, not the overworld.

A completionist run for sure. I've played this game so many times but I still want to get all the collectables whenever I replay it.

I love the Pokémon series. The Black and White versions were, dissapointing, though.

It's a totally new character I think.

Actually, the name made it clear to me what purpose Navi had in the game from the start. So, yeah, I guess it's rather obvious.

Oh-ka-ree-na I think it is. Sounds best to me.

I heard stories about people actually taking weeks or even months finishing the water Temple. It took me about three or four hours. But, yeah, it's still pretty tough because everything looks similar and you constantly have to raise and lower the water level. What's easy to overlook is the...

The Spinner! They could have done more with that. I hope they bring it back in Skyward Sword.

I think I used my own name. I was aware that Zelda was the princess.

The Anju and Kafei quest drove me insane.

Dragon Roost Island. That music was so awesome when I first heard it. It really sounded like a theme befitting an adventure accross the ocean. I liked the whole bird tribe as well as the dungeon on the island. And the dragon on top of it was awesome!

Navi, there's no doubt about it. The sound of Tatl is much more subtle without making it unnoticeable.

I remember being freaked out by that hand monster in the Forest Temple.

I had to look up what this is on Wikipedia and I'm utterly confused. At first glance this is the weirdest, most non-sensical holiday I've ever seen. A holiday... for the groundhog? Why the groundhog? So people basically get from all around to wait until a groundhog shows up? Weird, utterly...

Hey! You accidentally credited chiraku instead of me in the line about the Mario mask! :(

The Water Temple was the toughest one for sure. That one took me hours to complete the first time I playerd it. Once you discover there's a secret basement under the central pillar and find that pesky missing key, everything starts to make a bit more sense.

At the beginning of the game, when you meet the Happy Mask Salesman, check out the masks he has. While some of them are simply masks you can actually obtain in the game, a few one of them are rather odd. He also has a Mario mask, a mask that has the same frightened-looking face that you find on...

I have been in far too few countries. I personally live in the Netherlands but I have also visited Belgium, Denmark and France. I've been in Germany and Luxembourg as well but that was only when driving through them on the way to Denmark and France. Countries that I'd love to visit are: -...

Ocarina of time is better. I personally think Majora's Mask has the better story but it also has some major annoyances such as having to parts of the game again, the time limit that frustrated in the dungeons, the saving system and, most importantly, the fact that you lose all your stuff if you...

Red, I like the warm, passionate feeling of it.

Those first say, three seasons where very creative and full of carefully written jokes. That was when it was still an 'underground' show. Nowadays, there are some occasional episodes that reach that type of quality but there also lots of crappy episodes full of random nonsense jokes that make no...

I never realised you could do that, but I guess you can if you get the items first and then leave the dungeons before beating the boss. I knew you can do the Shadow and Spirit ones in any way you want, though.

It's Ezlo. Most Zelda games are named after an item that Link acquires in the game, so it would seem logical that that is the case here, too.

Girl: Lot Boy: Bas I like simple, short names that are easy to pronounce and not too sissy.

It is hard to make a good opinion about Wikipedia. On one hand, everyone can contribute to it, making it easy for errors to slip in, on the other hand you can just go ahead and correct and don't have to wait a year for a correction. Its biggest strength is also its biggest flaw.

Saria's Song. I just love it because it is so cheerful and upbeat.

If I'm correct, some of the basic geography of Hyrule is still visible in Wind Waker. Dragon Roost Island is where Death Mountain is in Ocarina of Time, the Forest Haven and Forbidden Woods are where Kokiri Forest and the Lost Woods where. The Deku Tree is probably the Deku Sprout from OoT. The...

Saria, the forest sage and your childhood buddy. If only for that awesome ocarina song.

Majora's Mask is a game you need to get into. Ocarina of Time is more accessible and one of the better ones to start the series. I strongly suggest playing it and then try MM again if you enjoy OoT. MM is not the best game to start your VC collection of Zelda games, but more of a game for the...

I prefer Wind Waker. I'm not really that much of a Link's Awakening fan, i'm not really sure why though.

I was born in April 1987 so I think it must have been Adventure of Link.

I think Majora's Mask is darker story-wise. Twilight Princess is darker in graphical style.

Yeah, I always wondered why there seem to be only male Gorons. All the other races had females.

A little pixel art I made as an avatar. It's based upon the game The Wind Waker.

I loved these films, and i love them even better if you consider how hard to adapt Tolkien's sacred masterpiee must've been. I can't wait for the hobbit movie.

The first form of Ganondorf because if you run out of magic refills you're screwed. The second one was ridiculously easy if you know that you need the hammer.

I liked the Fire Temple a lot. But it's a close call as they were all some of the most impressive dungeon designs in the series.