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Well, I dunno about fat, but Ganondorf from the Wind Waker put on a few pounds after Hyrule flooded. But I think that the fattest boss is Jahalla from the Wind Waker, maybe just a bit bigger than the Deku Toad from Twilight Princess.

I guess he prefers not to talk. I think it wouldn't be a terrible idea for voice-acting in the Zelda series, and I think Link could talk, too. Not big things, but the little things we make Link say when a NPC asks a question. If that happens...I hope they don't use Jonathan Potts for Link's voice.

Bongo-Bongo.....he's a giant, beheaded, cut-off-hands, gray dead body floating playing a bongo. That's pretty creepy my 7-year-old mind to handle back then. But, today he's no sweat for me. He's actually pretty easy to fight.

I got a Zelda shirt that has the Crest of the Royal Family on it, and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time's logo real small on the back. But last Christmas, I got LoZ (original), Zelda II, ALttP, OoT, OoT: Master Quest, MM (gold), and TP (Wii). That Christmas completed my Zelda game collection.

Yes, but I don't think that they should make new episodes because that kind of humor and cheesy-ness wouldn't work today. They should air reruns on Boomerang or something. That would be awesome.

Ghirahim, because he eggs you on. And he's just really creepy, and you want to defeat him 'cause he's so creepy. Plus, the final battle with him is pretty fun.

Almost every item from Twilight Princess. Especially the Ball and Chain, and the Spinner....

That moment where Marin is talking to Link about how she wants to be a Seagull on Toronbo Shores in Link's Awakening. It was really cute because Link's Awakening was the first Zelda game for me, and every time I replay that game and see that scene, nostalgia rushes back to me.

My first playthroughs are never 100%'s. I always playthrough it just to have fun and beat it, and then I do the Second Quest (if there is one). I just beat Hero Mode in Skyward Sword, and now I'm about to go back and 100% it, as soon as ZeldaDungeon's video walkthrough for it is complete.

My first Zelda game was Link's Awakening for the original Gameboy. In fact, I didn't even know it was a Zelda game. I just thought it was a really awesome adventure game...but I could never get to Level 2-Bottle Grotto. The first Zelda game I played that I knew was a Zelda game was Wind Waker...

Demise from Skyward Sword. That was just awesome. It starts out like you can't beat him at all, then you figure out how to defeat him. You knock him back, and then he starts to use lightning against you. Then again, your clueless as to what to do until you get clever and hold your sword up. And...

Definitley the Hero's Bow or the Double Clawshots, but only if you could use them anywhere, because I don't think there are any real life Clawshot targets around here.

I liked Ghirahim on my first playthrough, I actually thought he was pretty tough. But once you get the hang of fighting him, he's a pushover. Just hold your sword to one side of him, then take it to the other side, and start swinging. *SPOILER* I enjoyed his character development, how he was...

I used the shields in the first quest, mainly because I was new. But in Hero Mode, I found that paying for sheilds was kinda stupid, so I was just really careful with my iron sheild. I used the Rupees I got for potions (until I found the Heart Medal) and Adventure Pouch/Wallet upgrades. And in...

There's a tie for me between Orielle and Zelda. I guess I saw Orielle more often, so if I had to say, I'd pick her. And like Axel said: what's with all the female characters in Skyward Sword being so darn cute?

I took 49 hours on the first quest. Then came Hero Mode, which took me about 29 hours. I just looked at my file, and it said 78:50. Skyward Sword takes a good amount of time, but it's well worth doing.

The hardest Temple for me wasn't really a Temple. It was a Level. Level 9 in the original Legend of Zelda's Second Quest confused me for the longest time, because you had to walk through some invisible walls, and all that other confusing stuff. I finally broke down and used a walkthrough, but I...

Wise words, indeed. I, in fact, have thought this many times before, even before Skyward Sword was released. The only reason I thought that the statement: "gods of old" was confusing is because it used the term gods. That would be confusing to rookie Zelda players who, say, have only played...

Hey, Zelda Dungeon. Guess who just finished Skyward Sword? Yup, the Hero of Hyrule. But, I'm somewhat...confused. Now, I'm confused on a couple things, and I was wondering if I didn't catch something, or if there wasn't any in-game explanation. The first thing I'm confused on is the Master...

Gerudo - Geh-roo-doh Farore - Fay-roar Deku - Deh-koo (used to pronounce it "Dee-koo") Kokiri - Koh-keer-ee Faron - Fay-ron Goron- Gore-on Vaati- Vah-Tea Ocarina- Ah-kah-ree-na Sahasrahla- Sa has rala

I'd live around Lake Hylia in Twilight Princess. You know the ledge right below Falbi's Filght by Fowl that has a Poe and some crates? Yeah. I'd probably dig a little bit more into the earth, and make somewhat of a Hobbit-hole type of house. But first, I'd drill and elevator into that stone...

I'm not going to log on to ZD until after I beat Skyward Sword. I probably won't come out of my room until I beat it....then again, that is unhealthy. Ahhh

I think that it might just be a chance that this Zelda is actually named Zelda. Because (as your title suggests), the prince from Adventure of Link ordered that every daughter of the Royal Family was named Zelda because he was sad that he had the wizard (presumably Carock) curse Zelda into a...

My guess is that it will be $49.95+tax without the golden Wiimote Plus. With it, I'd just add $10 more.

I agree with the Hero_in_Green,: "The game was fantastic, but it was sooo tedious. Like it wasnt to the point where it was hard per se, but annoying at some parts. but the best thing about it is when you finally complete the those tedious parts you feel so good and accomplished. i loved the dark...

I would probably wander around Hyrule, and my last place that I would visit before I left would be Zora's Domain. I'd spend a day there, maybe not even that. Then I'd leave to Termina, and go straight to Ikana, then wander around. Then, finally, I'd leave Termina (after helping Link save it) and...

I was thinking of this, and I was thinking of starting a thread myself, but....ya'know. Anyway, I thought of three possible people to be the main villian: Ganondorf, the pale guy atop the golden statue, and one of Ganondorf's male ancestors. Ganondorf because he's basically the main villian...

Great Bay from Majora's Mask. Two reasons why: 1) I didn't get to explore it the first time I played MM, and I heard it was a pretty cool place, and 2) Zora is my favorite Hyrulean race

I agree with Zenox: "This system already has more remakes than most systems have in their lifetime. Don't you think that's a bit absurd?" And Master Kokiri 9: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." And Matt, I'm agree with you, but chill out. It's a commonly known fact by now that OoT 3DS is...

Personly, when I got onto ZD, and saw the article Miyamoto: A Link to the Past Remake?, I immediately said, "Oh, crap." I'm pretty sure at least 50% of ZD agrees with Axle the Beast when he says that he doesn't want remakes, but new games. Also, when he says that each Zelda has it's own style...

So ZD released an article after I posted this thread that basically asks the same question asked here...either they're on the forums, of I have ESP. Here's a link to the article: http://www.zeldadungeon.net/2011/04/miyamoto-working-on-a-new-zelda/

At the recent GDC, Itawa showed the Zelda 25th Anneversary logo and said that Nintendo is working on something that will excite Zelda fans. And then in an interview with IGN, Reggie Fils-Aime said that what Nintendo is doing with Zelda for it's 25th will be different than what they did for...

I'm 95% sure Nintendo will make a 3D (like OoT, MM, TP) game in 3D for the 3DS (then again, I was positive that Skyward Sword would be released when Nintendo said they would released, silly me). Have you noticed that Zelda has been on every Nintendo console since '86? Why should they stop now...

Most people who complain that Navi was annoying played OoT 10-10,000 times, and they heard her talk 100-1,000,000 times. The only reason she's annoying to today's generation of gamers is because most gamers today have played newer 3D Zelda games, then they played OoT, and already knew how too...

The manga isn't cannonical, which means that Miyamoto didn't say that the manga is a part of Hyrulean history. Link of the Gorons explained Volvagia's backstory (as far as we know) in Ocarina of Time: "A long time ago there was an evil dragon named Volvagia living in this mountain. That dragon...

I knew it was epic when I was in first or second grade. My friend had that game, and I went to his house. We played it, and I thought, "This game is frickin' awesome." Then, for the rest of the year, I always invited him to my house and told him to bring 'that game', because back then, I didn't...

Right, I didn't even think of that. Also, I just thought of the Moblins...whom were created in Ganon's own image. How could MC be first if Ganon wasn't around?

Which Zelda game comes first for you in the timeline? I voted for OoT, but I know SS will replace it, IMO. For me, I have been a pretty firm believer that Ocarina of Time was first in the timeline, about to be replaced by Skyward Sword, but if the character that we've seen in the new Skyward...

I like OoT: 1) It defined the 3D graphics of that generation, 2) It's the first (well, second when SS comes out) in the timeline, and tells how Link got his clothes (Stupid Hat Argument for MC), 3) The Storyline is great, and isn't short. You can play it over and over without getting bored. 4)...

I'm predicting that SS will definately be out before June 2011. My prediction is Late April/very early May next year. Possibly late March.

I'm thinking E10+ because the "action/fighting" parts of Skyward Sword look like the fighting in Wind Waker, even though Link is older, and has Motion Plus. Maybe Link being older in this game (Miyamoto says this is the oldest Link so far) will cause this game to get a T-rating.

The first time I saw Skyward Sword's graphical style, I was like: "W-what...were they thinking?" But, now that I've seen it so much, I actually like them more than Twilight Princess. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that "I'm getting used to the graphics," I'm saying the more I learn...

I think it might be a house, or a dungeon, or something like that. I don't think it's the Deku Tree though. I think Skyward Sword will take place at least 100 years or so before Ocarina of Time, and the Deku Tree is probably gunna be smaller than that (if he's even in the game). I do see the...

The Bow. That's basically all I want, if Nintendo would ever make a Zelda game without the bow, I'd be pretty mad. And I agree with RoBirk29384, I'd like to see some cool moves that Link does with his sword while sprinting, maybe even just holding the WiiMote out to make Link hold his sword...

I do acutally like it when Link shows emotions, (like rolling eyes, smiling, raising eyebrows, etc.) because it shows that Link has a character of his own, and he's not some mindless avatar that you control, although it still makes the character like Link. Usually through the first playthrough...

That sounds a bit too much like Mortal Kombat to me... But I would like to see the Secret Techinques that were in TP make a return in Skyward Sword. They should be mainly for normal enemies, but you could use them on bosses to inflict some damage. But, yeah, I'd like to see some different...

I'm thinking he's gunna be 21. Why? So he can drink Chateu Romani! No...I'm kidding. I think that because it's just 4 years older than Adult Link in Ocarina of Time. But that's just an estimate. It might begin on his birthday, and he's out wandering, like in Wind Waker, then something happens...

Yes and No. There's two theories I have. One is that they're immortal, and the other is where they're mortal. 1) My immortal theory is that I think they're still hanging out in the Temple of Light, waiting for another reincarnation of Link to ask for help. And my mortal theory is that: 2)...

Granted, but it's dull, rusty, and can't cut a thing. So when you go on an adventure, you die over and over and over, by Octorocks... I wish for my new electric guitar would arrive tomorrow.

Actually, I'm very dissapointed in this game. Why? Because I.....No, I'm just kidding. Of course I'm excited for this game! I've been excited since...what, '07, '08? So, yeah. When I saw the game's graphics, I wasn't too thrilled, but then, as time went on, I got real excited. Basically because...