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Yeah Zelda has some somewhat happier moments and much more lighter story lines but also some of the games have a dark aura. MM was probably one of the darkest in my opinion, it was sad but also had a good story. I mean its skull kid being used as a puppet by some evil mask. If you think about...

Iv beaten TP, SS, ST, and MM with out a guide or any help. Yeah it does take quite a bit longer to complete the game but I think its worth it in the end any way. I feel more accomplished

To be able to juggle a soccer ball 200 times strait, To have a long lasting relationship, get a high score on my ACT and uhh hmm not get a D in Algebra this semester :) Happy New Year everyone :party:

You, my friend, have blown my mind big time.

Blue! :D It's such a pretty color. I like all shades of blue. Its an easy color to draw with and also has a soothing feeling. Orange to I guess. My room has an Orange wall, so the color kind of grew on me because I have to look at it everyday.

I liked it because it made it different from past Zelda games. It was something new. It also gave you something to work towards if you chose to play with a shield.

I sat in my room and ate topramen and played Assassins Creed. That about it...till I go to work. :)

The point of TP on the Wii was to use more sword control and they improved it further in SS. Gamecube version if you don't really like it I guess. I love the art in both games. I like how TP is more dark and a bit more detailed than any other Zelda game. And the SS is still detailed but softer...

I would jump up and down on my bed till I hit my head on my ceiling and became unconscious. Then while unconscious my mind would drift away and I would start my adventure as female Link! Then I would wake up a few days later after retrieving the master sword and defeating Ganon.

Boss would have to be koloktos. super easy to defeat but still pretty awesome as far as bosses from SS go Sheik would be my overall favorite character..because..well...it's Sheik.