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Yeah, the Imprison was bad, but he had some amazing cutscenes and little things you could do to make it fun. Demise was my least favorite. He was WAY too easy.

I'm not sure if he counts, but Demise from SS. Once you figure out the correct move pattern, you don't even have to move. It was a lacking boss battle and to make him the Final boss was just a major disappointment. My record with him is 57 seconds now.

In OoT, the Song of Storms quest, my sister and I could not figure out how to get the song. When we talked to the windmill guy in the future, he would say "Grr, ever since that green kid with the Ocarina came in..." and we would be like "But we never did!" It took us longer than what we are...

I came into the fandom late. My first game was TP, then OoT, then MM, then Spirit Tracks and finally SS. I am so thankful that my parents got TP as our first wii game. Without Link, I would be so bored!

I liked how they clumped the two together, but all of you are correct with saying that both battles, in their own ways, were lacking. Ghirahim was easy to predict as we have faced him two times in the past and Demise's battle tactic (or lack thereof) was so easy to defeat with a simple shield...

Haha my favorite isn't deep, but it cracks me up. "What? Say something...or am I so beautiful that you have no words left?" Midna - Twilight Princess.

"Am I so beautiful that you have no words left?" Midna - Twilight Princess

I knew right away - the missing eye bugged my sister all the way until the end of the game and was so happy to find out that the stone was the missing eye. I knew - I did it before her - because of her aggravation, I found it out easily.

I do agree with you. However, I did like the quicker travel time SS held. However I did miss the hidden secrets like the hidden caves in TP.

A lot of people have better luck with how they hold the wii-mote. If you play with the way the top is pointed (vertical, horizontal) that may help.

I am learning these by ear for my violin and I hav enever been so excited to play a song before!

Not all of the partners were bad. I loved Midna and tattl wasn't bad. Navi was bearable, but Fi did annoy me a bit. I think Nintendo thought SS was harder than it really was and wanted to help out the fans more, thus Fi was born. I have nothing against talkative companions, but it did get old...

Fishing wasn't my favorite thing to do, but I did like TP for the humor involved. Hena is awesome and I loved messing with her - especially when she edited your photo when she saw you caught the Hylian Loach with a sinking lure.

I woudn't care if they changed the order around, but I think a lot of fans would be like "What? What is this?! The water temple is supposed to come next!" And then they would freak out. Not all of the fans would do this, of course, but there has been quite a few people who dislike the idea of...

I will start off by saying this: I loved playing SS through the first time and I couldn't wait to 100% it. And I was estatic when I found that I could play it again, in a "harder" mode, but that wore off as soon as I got to the Eldin Volcano. I didn't play directly after I beat the game, I let...

I actually found the bosses in TP to be about ten times more difficult then SS bosses. SS seemed too predictable to me.

Dudoh always creeped me out a bit and I got really annoyed with him talking when I was trying to beat his mini game.

Oh you know, having a partner hiding in your shadow and a fairy screaming "Hey Listen" is a normal thing for me. I would have to say seeing all the men in long shirts and tights. XD

And you can do the Boss Rush as many times as you want. You can get the shield, then the heart piece (can only get once), and then endulge yourself in rupees as many times as you want.

45 was mine. No you don't get a heart piece, just a treasure.

When you get to the ledge where the Pumpkin Landing building sits on, you can walk next to it and follow it with your pumpkins pushed up against it. They won't fall that way.

Haha, I have a photographic memory for things like this, so it was a breeze to get all the Goddess Cubes and Heart Pieces and Chests in one run. It also helps that in my first game, I was obsessed with the Boss Rush and managed to beat all of them in under three minutes. I do agree, the motion...

I would say this was the shortest zelda game I've ever played (unfortunately, I have not had the luxaury of playing the very first games). My first 100% run took a little over 48 hours, my second in Hero Mode took 24 hours exactly. It is a simple game too, very straightforward with no hidden...

I always go for Ghirahim (1st battle) and ride my way through the bosses so I can fight him in the correct order. I love that crazy, fabulous weirdo :D

I didn't like the...crap, I forgot their names. The shell guys in Nanaryu Desert who race towards you and shock you. However it was funny to run them into walls.

I take back what I said before. The first time fighting him is incredible, but since then I have faced and beaten him 2 more times (game completion and Hero Mode) and I found it rather boring. The pattern to hit him is way too simplistic and the lightening round can be forgotten so easily. I...

It is a gamecube game. I have both consoles, but my parents bought me the wii version when they got the wii. I kind of liked the motion control to it instead of hitting "A" and "B" to fight and what not, but it is totally a gamecube game - onidarklin2 is spot on.

Link has the portal gun. He shoots it inside his Adventure bag so when he reaches in, his arm goes through the portal and into a giant storage unit. He then picks out the weapon he needs and pulls his arm back through. This is my theory.

Thankfully this dragon doesn't take too much time. Eldin Volcano and Faron, depending on how good you are at stealth and finding things, take longer.

I agree, the third battle was a bit of a joke...though an epic joke. He WAITED for you to hit his sword in the correct manner, who does that? lol.

It took me one try - The first time, it took me around 10 minutes. The second time took me around 4. The third time took me 2. Once you find the battle pattern, as Demise is a straight-forward fighter, you can easily slaughter him.

Upgrade your heart potions to the max that way they restore all hearts and can be used twice. Also, take the Horde little by little, dont just run into the fight. Especially with the giant Bokoblins with the Shields (forgot the name haha). Lure one away from the others and slaughter. For the...

I really liked it - it never seemed to hinder me in a fight. But there was one part when we have to climb the great tree in Faron and there are a ton of vines. It annoyed me that I would have to drop down and wait for Link to breathe before climbing again.

I was really hoping for an epic three to five phase final boss (not including Ghirahim). Demise is so easy to beat if you know the sword hit and shield bash pattern (spoiler? 3 hits, 1 bash, repeat) - even applicable for the lightening round. He seemed to be a joke to me, nothing compared to any...

Demise seems to be a joke to me. The pattern for beating him is so simple (spoiler?) three sword slashs, shield bash, repeat. I can't help but feel like the creators are laughing at us - putting in such a quick way to beat him and now this bug net thing. It's just like Ganon in OoT and...

I think I finished it in around 38 hours. I'm the kind of person that runs everywhere and explores every crevice the first time through. It also helps that I somehow managed to beat the mini games on the first try :)

I loved the Cave of Ordeals and it was a different kind of scary so I didn't vote for it. I thought the Hyrule Castle Gravyeard set a pretty dramatic atmosphere and I always get nervous, especially when it comes to triggering the enemies.

I believe you need to go back and solve the Thunder Dragon/Lanayru Gorge quest before you can move on. If you finish the quest, but the other two still don't trigger/open, then yes, you are glitched.

If you are there, I recommend going to the Sandship on the top level to your right. Whip it off of the archer, go inside, and repeat.

How about when you face Ghirahim and he begins talking about his fabulous phisque? That just made me lol.

I love Scrapper. Mr. Shortpants...haha

What I did was I started for the targets at the edge of the course, going around in a circle as those are the easiest to get. Then you fly through the middle. Going around first gives you plenty of times to either hit the bird-targets or get to the harder to reach ones. I had 30 seconds left...

You should add a third button: Groose when he first skydived. lol :)

I agree. Demise definitely had the most epic feeling atmosphere to it and if you did the battle (Ghirahim and Demise) in one run (Highly reccomnended) then it was pretty legendary.

It's great review and entirely accurate. Thanks for sharing!

To get into the room, head towards the waterfall. JUmp in the water with your back to the falls, and look ahead, possibly a little to your left. You should see a hole under a building. Swim through it and voila, you're in the room with the two chests.

Try going here: http://www.zeldadungeon.net/Zelda14-skyward-sword-pieces-of-heart.php It's heart piece number 16. It tells you how to get it too.

For me, I just kept the wii remote as still and flat as possible. You don't even need to flick it up like the instructions on the wall say. Good luck!

I only cared when I was in a dungeon and my father or mother tried to kick me off the Wii. I would get in trouble for not saving and turning it off, when in reality I was trying to get back to a bird statue. I have lost some data this way as well as my parents unplugged the Wii a few times when...

Zelda's closet has a piece of heart in it :)