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Personally, I'd say some of the freakier things in Zelda are the bottom of the well, ReDeads, Dead Hand, Wallmasters, The Mummy Father in Majora's Mask, the final day in Clocktown, Zant, Puppet Zelda, and the Majora boss fight. What do you guys think?

100% Sheik. In any game tbh

Deku? Kakariko? Gerudo? Anything else? (I say Day-ku, Kaa-kaa-ree-ko, and Gair-oo-dough.)

Naboris, that boss is just plain ****.

Definitely the Zora. Their domain was absolutely beautiful and the characters of Sidon and Mipha were very well developed.

That stupid shrine where you have to get the ball through the maze nearly had me rage quit the game.

Breath of the Wild in terms of just bare main quest.

Definitely OoT for me. That game's soundtrack is so beautifully woven together, it's hard to not get those songs stuck in your head.

I think Kass's theme from Breath of the Wild was a major gem that I haven't heard a ton of people talk about. That song made me want to sit and listen to it all day.

Finally someone agrees with that, nearly everyone I've met thinks it's one of the best and it's always been one of my least favorites.

Favorites: Shadow Temple(OoT) : An overall great dungeon with a great creepy factor. Seriously, screw those wall/floormasters. Snowpeak Temple(TP) : The soup making factor was just fun and kinda cute. The boss fight didn't stick out to me as one of the more fun ones, though. Stone Tower...

I think the villages could've been much bigger with some more immersive side quests than what we were given. It almost hurt that Zora's Domain was so relatively small. Definitely my favorite place in the game.

Oh and don't even get me started on how terrible controlling the row-boat is.

I honestly did like Paper Mario when I was younger, I just see it as a child's game, like Kirby. That's not necessarily a bad thing, I just prefer the more mature Zelda games to the ones like WW or ALBW. (Not to say those aren't mature, quote on quote, it's just that they have a very childish...

Riding Epona sucks in TPHD. I try to go through a gateway or something, and if I'm not head-on, she stops. Takes 5 seconds to back up. And then I have to walk backwards, align myself, and start riding again.

Nah. Paper Mario felt like a game for 7 year olds, and there's no way a Paper Zelda game would turn out any different.

NOTE: I don't count OoT and MM3D to be HD Re-Makes. They entirely changed the aspect of those two games, making it look better was only a small piece in my opinion. Ah, the question I've been asking since the release of TPHD. First, it was WWHD, which I was very excited for, although assuming...

I thought it would be fun to start a TPHD Abridged series, so here's the link for auditioning. It includes the character list and the rules. I'm excited to get this started. There is not a deadline as of yet. https://docs.google.com/document/d/185WF-d016uf16ppU0Q0JyakytfS4S-8HCECq78gd8GQ/edit

What's your favorite change to the new game? I'd have to say the items and minimap. Makes the gameplay much better. On another note, no idea if this can even be posted here, but I guess I'll give it a shot. I thought it would be fun to start a TPHD Abridged series, so here's the link for...

Twilight Princess and Skyrim. Skyrim never gets old, even after hundreds of hours.

Twilight Princess, I absolutely hated it at first, but I replayed it about 3 years after my first play through and I enjoy it now.

I was super unsatisfied with the ending of Ocarina of Time and really wanted to be able to go back to Kokiri Forest or Castle Town or anywhere just to kind of bask in the moment of finally defeating Ganon and seeing everything returned to normal. However, I'm not sure that if I actually got...

I would personally like a game mechanic like Hyrule Warriors where you can choose from a variety of characters (not as many, of course) and have them all be previously used canon characters. It'd be nice to get the choice to pick a character when starting a save file or going into a new dungeon...

UPDATE: FINALLY got it! It was definitely the timing, I was pressing the buttons too quickly.

Thanks!

Alright, so I FINALLY got to the part where she begins pulling the two portals apart, which is the farthest I've gotten. Usually she pulls the sphere once the two portals conjoin, although every time I hit the strong attack, it spawns a Gohma. Any suggestions as to when to hit the strong attack?

It's weird, I've tried everything. I've done it before he spins around and shoots fire, during, after, waiting until he's almost despawned and trying that. He's just spins and shoot his fire, despawns, and no matter when I do YYYYX, (even if I keep pressing the attack buttons) nothing happens. Urg!

OoT Gerudo Valley for me!! And certainly OoT Kakariko Village. And for some reason, I find Skyloft to be very iconic. It was a nice touch, and certainly a focal point of the game for me.

I did try doing that, usually I use X and once I've summoned Argorok, I quickly dash out of the way, press Y 4 times and then X. Then it just summons a Manhandla stalk.

I just got the Level 1 Summoning Gate for Lana, and I'm using a 2-star one with Strength V. I have all of the power ups, yet when I summon an Argorok and use C5, it does absolutely nothing. Any fix?

Sheik!! I really loved the Weak Point Smash animation, and find the movement to be really smooth. I also enjoyed using Ghirahim.

I didn't really enjoy all the new characters, but what ticked me off more was the use of completely unnecessary characters that are really not even fun to play as, imo. I can deal with Ruto, she has some good game mechanics, and despite Agitha being a side character in TP, I think she was a...

The main storyline went way quicker than I thought, but with all the extra stuff to do, yeah. It's lasted me longer than MM, OoT, and TP.

Favorite Dungeon: Shadow Temple (OoT) Other Favorite Dungeons (in no particular order) : Snowpeak Ruins (TP) Forest Temple (OoT) Sandship (SS) Stone Tower Temple (MM) Ancient Cistern (SS) Least Favorite Dungeon : Spirit Temple (OoT) Other Least Favorite Dungeons (in no particular order) ...

OoT beamos, those stupid skulltula's from SS, and ghost rats from TP. You have to shake them off every 3 seconds or you're just slowed. Or Freezards from ANY game. As for Hyrule Warriors, Giant Moblins. Ugh, disgusting, hard, and annoying.

The spinner!!

Okay, well, I really don't consider ST and PH in the category of "games." Yes, I've played through both, and they were okay, but since they really are "fan-least favorites," I usually don't put them as my least favorite for things like this. Out of the ones I've played, I'm going to have to say...

I've been replaying Twilight Princess, and the last dungeon I've completed was Snowpeak. Good dungeon overall, only a few problems that I found, but those were really only personal preference.

If you've never played Zelda before, then like other's have said, go for the remake. It's a lot easier and the graphics are slightly more pleasing, although if you HAVE played a Zelda game before, and enjoy the overall aesthetic of game's like OoT, WW, and even SS, then go for the original. It's...

Zant, to this day, continues to just creep me out. He's a really freaky character, so I'm going with him. Ghirahim is one of my all-time favorite Zelda characters, but the level of creepiness and just plain satanic attitude has to go to Zant for me.

I agree. In the original MM, I usually just went on with the quest line and I guess estimating the time you have left until the moon falls with that clock is a bit different. It may be 8 hours until the Dawn of the First Day, but look like 7 or 9, causing how I play to be different. But with the...

It is his money, and frankly, he can do whatever he wants, although yes, this does enrage me slightly. Like, do it with a regular 3DS, make it look super cool, but this is limited. And with the much awaited new Majora's Mask? Come on. A whole community of Zelda fans was waiting for this game...

The Zora mask no longer flows as easily, there are a few stray fairies in different places, stone mask location is very different and considerably harder to get, and there were a lot of other things. The list is rather long.

My all time favorite Zelda game will always be Majora's Mask. The whole feel of it, the plot, the graphics, the controls, everything about it is just wonderful. And OOT and SS are up there in the list with MM too. I'd have to agree with you on the fact that ALBW is definitely one of my least...

Right. I loved fighting with the Fierce Deity mask as well, it's always super fun and makes the player feel powerful, I just also found the Zora mask as fun and a bit free too.

I noticed the exact same thing. At first, I was very opposed to the new clock and really just wanted the old one, although getting used to it, it is quite nice and more convenient in a lot of ways.

Ah, the only reason I excluded the Fierce Deity's Mask is because I assumed everyone would favor that one. I chose the basic three.

In either the 3DS version or the N64, the three main masks (Deku, Goron, Zora) are important modes of transportation and weaponry. So, which is your favorite? Does it have to do with the weapon, the way it moves, the way you receive it, or the temple in corresponds with?

In OOT and MM, I constantly use the shield during battle, although maybe that's just me.

Majora's Mask, hands down. OOT is a great game, and very enjoyable to replay, but MM just has great characters, side quests, and is overall just a fantastic game.