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I'd imagine like calamari :P

I took "Old Hyrule" as looking back into history, so WW won out for me. Hyrule Castle underwater but in completely amazing fashion was a blast to run around in.

Since I have to pick just one (grrrrr), I'll go with Termina Field. I like the mix of classic theme and some whimsy in the intro, which is a fun contrast to the darkness inherent in that moon you're running around underneath. Honorable mentions for me are OoT (nostalgia, plus the fact that...

I liked the knife chamber in the stock pot inn. I just always found it comical to have link staying in what amounts to the motel 6 of termina, and how it had that dilapidated quality. Maybe link will hole up and "write his dark novel" before the moon crashes haha

No love for the goddess that is the spirit Temple? Between the time awaiting getting there, the temple inside, and of course the gerudo valley theme music, I thought it was pretty killer :)

I side with the skills, especially if there were somewhat complicated ones! I liked finding them but also felt that they were simple to execute; it was almost frustrating that I couldn't just have them from the beginning of the game.

What was said above. The action item changes based on what your options are so that should work?

I was curious about whether they'd have a role in SS with the whole Hylia thing. Maybe one day in the future that could be an interesting direction to move in

I was always curious about a food of the Zelda universe sort of thing; Nintendo, where's THAT cookbook?

I like how many Zelda enemies there are! But a good point was made above about how in OoT there weren't repeats; you wouldn't find a deku scrub in Ganon's castle for example. But in SS it was ridiculous facing the same enemies over and over.

I mean for real life, stamina and air are probably the most helpful haha

I think it depends on the audience. Like, old school Zelda fans probably don't care because 1) new Zelda and that's what matters and 2) Cel-shading just hardens back to other classics like ALTTP in the sense of cartoony graphics (they didn't have a choice then but that didn't make it a bad game...

This exactly. Redeads are scary in general but with the scream in wind waked they graduated to nightmare-inducing. I do remember being scared by merely seeing their artwork from OoT, that's heavy for an 8 year old. I remember going as far as avoiding learning the sun song haha.

Basically, this. If you get a kick out of campy stuff, then it's pretty good. If not, then it may not be your thing. I personally thought it was pretty cool, but in that way where it was so bad that it kinda ended up okay.

They're really really cool! Especially the ones for games you like. It's a fun take on something familiar because they change up some of the details at times!

I mean as far as tears go, it could be worse. Also, Zelda is built on backtracking in familiar areas, so it was pretty cool to me.

Now I'm just imagining you make a huge mistake in the middle of the game... and the world starts flooding. Legend of Zelda, Noah Edition! Grab two of every Goron, Zora and Cucco quick!

The 3D games are just way more engaging in a lot of ways. You have your home tv screen, massive dungeons, inventive bosses, the graphics... what more could you want from your Zelda experience? The 2d games are awesome and underrated for some of the traits listed above (bosses are really...

I dig Slashstar314 a lot, his commentary is cool. Also, the Two Guys Playing Zelda channel is pretty reliable for some laughs. I'm not sure about ones without commentary though.

The dungeons in OOA alone win for me, especially with inventive bosses. It's hard though bc they're both great games; I like the fact that no matter what kind of Zelda player you are those two games address it well.

Oh god. Like comparing apples and oranges. TP was definitely more accessible from the start for me, and of course the bosses and dungeons are amazing and yada yada yada whatever everyone else says about it. But when I played WWHD I finally got into it. It was a really incredible game. Not the...

I mean in a sense MM let you play as different races, you just had to switch based on story and gameplay needs. I guess you mean something more open than that though. I'm not too familiar with these types of games but hey, I'll try anything once!

Going rock for a bit: while neither one is directly about Zelda, my band's album has 2 songs based on Zelda. One is Aquamentus, and one is called Cojiro Never Crows. Cojiro is based more on Zelda in the lyrics because it was about an addict cousin of mine who has a devoted pet despite this...

Ganondorf: (hopefully) quick and painless. Cuccos: terrifying. Near my old house there were constantly wild turkeys and chickens and one time while walking to our mall I just avoided stepping on one of the baby ones. That's when the mother scrambled out of the bushes and started pecking at me...

I go with the feet are heels idea from above as well. That might tie into her gracefulness, especially when she performs dances at several points of the game and basically skates around the air

Isn't there always kind of not many Zelda games per console? Like... usually it maxes out at 2 original games per console and a series of rereleases to tide us over, doesn't it? Personally, id rather have fewer but better Zelda games than a bunch of ones that could be improved. Think of Green...

Nerd, Loser mainly haha. This isn't a fan name, but my students walk into my classroom, see all the Zelda stuff decorating my room, the link sticker on my laptop, and my Zelda themed background on the projection screen before my lesson goes up there, and just go "Mr, I think you have a...

Between Lakebed, Arbiter and Snowpeak for me. Because I really like areas with a story and have always dug mansions in general, Snowpeak might win for me. After that rankings are hard for me; TP really won for dungeon design. Can we take a moment to appreciate the amazingness that was that...

Gerudo is of course classic, but I'll always have a love for the Kokiri forest and lost woods themes from OoT. For another game, the theme playing when you have to save Midna in TP is hauntingly beautiful. It stays stuck in your head and makes you feel the urgency of the fact that she's in...

That would be amazing! I think we believe that the timeline shows relations between existing dungeons but I would love going through some of these maps in different and exciting new ways. Doesn't even take much; even master quest was a welcome change from old, but in a new game would be even better.

Maybe they intended something in the past? Kinda like the fire medallion outside of the Shadow Temple? I saw it as claws left by Kaepora so as to aid Link when he returns as an adult. A sign of important things nearby (water Temple, Fire arrows, a skulltula)?

Robin Williams was always a welcome sight! I also really liked the commercials for the original Majora's Mask, especially with the Hardy Boyz coming in haha

The bridge idea would be cool. I'd kinda like one where you go through the timelines so as to complete all the tasks that serve as paradoxes in other games. Perhaps learning the song of storms as a child and then going to the windmill man in OoT, for example. Things like that would be...

I mean ALBW was awesome and having the freedom to take OoT and MM on the go was a dream come true. So really, why not? With a good save system it could be both better and more accessible for people

Worst would be Dampe, he smells like death! Or seriously, probably Grog. Depression and constantly being outside or around animals probably means a lack of hygiene on his part. For best, Saria probably smells like forest, which id imagine is pretty nice.

Super tough one! I guess it comes down to impending guaranteed death versus living in a crappy situation? I'd go with Hyrule because at least you have the chance of things becoming okay

As far as sidekicks go, she's the best. Tatl's snark minus navi'a annoyance with the integration of the story arc in her character like the king of red lions. I also love the fact that she actually grows as a CHARACTER; it makes me feel so much more invested in helping her.

OoT is awesome for amazing storytelling lore that could've been done in ALTTP but wasn't. However, SS is built on lore, has tons of cutscenes and really creates the lord the majority of other games are built upon. So that might make it edge out OoT in my opinion.

3ds was so worth it for the new games, plus hey you could always get a Zelda edition 3ds :) Seriously I sold so many things for my 3ds and it's the most consistently played and loved handheld I've ever owned. Go for it

OoT had NPC's that bubbled with personality. I loved all the Kokiri, the skull kid, saria, the little Goron named after you, Darunia, Impa... it was just amazing to interact with everyone. The bombchu bowling girl also was fun because she had an actual personality. Even Sakon with the Alice in...

A bunch of shirts; one with link chopping through vines with makar watching gets the most noticed and commented on when I walk around. Besides that a hat, pajama pants, the robe from thinkgeek... it just goes on and on with me haha

Physical: OoT OoT For GC OoT 3D Mm MM3DS TP TPHD WW WWHD SS HWL TFH ALTTP GBA PH ST Virtual console: Zelda II OOS OOA LA ALBW Preordered: BOTW ;)

I go with the magic thing, Just seems sensible. Zelda often has companions come about in strange ways, like Midna (though that one got explanation in game I guess)

Demise totally wins it for me; it just felt the most real and was also for me the hardest one, so as to truly make it final in my eyes. I also really struggled with Onox and loved it! For worst, I may just have to go with the original Ganon. Or the nightmares in LA because of the potential for...

Nabooru has to win hands down. I also felt some kind of way about Saria when I was younger, but now that I'm older the eternal child thing is kinda creepy haha

As the Zelda loving teacher at my school, waaaaaay more female students show a love for LOZ than male ones. I saw that firsthand when I ran a video game club. I think Zelda is awesome enough to be enjoyed by anyone regardless of gender :)

Oh man this is tough, but I'll try OoT Link's Awakening Majora's Mask Oracle of Seasons Oracle of Ages ALTTP TP SS LOZ ALBW WWHD TFH And attempts at Zelda II, PH, ST and Minish thrown in throughout. I should also note that this is way off from order I beat the games in; I was bad and...

I mean if the timeline is to be believed, we did see the time during link's sealing away in Majora's Mask. I guess it would be pretty cool to see Link actually age over the years and watch Hyrule fall under Ganon's control, but theoretically wouldn't an awake Link just have the capability to...

Follow up question: why does every room but the bathroom have a door?

Everyone overlooks the Oracle games for this, but those games had like every classic item you could want plus really awesome ones! It was also great that very few of them ended up being useless outside their home dungeons. I'd also argue for Skyward, but mainly because for every item you could...