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Dude, we're accusing an E rated game of having a lot of blood. Monster Hunter is rated Teen, so it isn't allowed to be used in comparison. Although, due to the descriptions, it does seem like a bloody game, but it is not rated E. OoT was rated E, almost hit T, but managed to get out of it by...

Yeah, Dead Hand got his name for being dead rotting flesh. The Shadow Temple looked more of a torture area then a temple. With the invisable walls, death traps, etc.

Yes, but a lot of the blood was "Toned Down" in the final version of the game.

I just replayed OoT to discover how bloody it is (and to also do the 3 hearts challenge). I saw on the Barniade battle, when you would attack him, he would have green blood come out from his body. The blood would splash on the floor and stay on the floor until the battle conclouded, in which he...

Yeah, but OoT had a crap load of blood and never got "Animated Blood". Twilight Princess did get "Fantacy Violence" because of the cutscenes that make it seem almost PG-13. OoT, I'm impressed it didn't get the Animated Blood due to the stabbings and the gagings in there. TP does have a crap load...

I just saw that if you attack an enemy, some purple chunks come out of it. I wonder if that would be concidered gore? Found it in the Wii version, so it should be in the N64 version.

Really! TP, the only "Blood" there is the red flash. OoT, they went bloody, gory, and recieved E. I want to see a Teen rated Grand Theft Auto!

In TP, there is an extreme lack of blood to recieve animated blood. The red flashes (NOT SLOSHES!) must count as animated blood. Unlike OoT where there is an actual slosh. Kitsu, you did a good job!

I said bloodiest E-rated game. Conker's Bad Fur Day was rated M! (No, I haven't played it...) Oh, I just looked them up on ESRB. There are a lot (animated blood). I'm impressed Petz Rescue Wildlife Vet has animated blood. So does Sonic Mega Collection Plus. Also Eco the Dolphin. Wow, ESRB has...

Shadow Temple had blood stains. Barniade explodes in a bloody mess. When Link is hit, a red slosh of blood comes from him.

If the original stuff was used, maybe a E-10. If they used TP graphics quality (not style, but as in more polygons and better textures), then it could be T. The N64 game was released as E. K-A was terminated in the first quarter of 1998, where OoT was released 4th quarter 1998. It is possible...

Which game were you playing? Game Cube/Wii, or version 1.3? Blood was a major part of the game!

Yeah, I agree with linkman8. It isn't E, almost T, yet more of E 10+. You also forgot about the questionable Zora's. I'm impressed Twilight Princess doesn't have suggestive themes on the descriptors with the great fairies, Minda, and the Zoras. Xander, E-A was first. I have the Super Mario 64...

OK, this is weird. On the N64 and GCN, the PEGI (Pan European Game Information) gave OoT a rating of 7+. On the Wii, they gave 12+. Did they notice the fact blood was everywhere? I'm not so sure that OoT would get the ESRB rating for, if they did have it, but they don't, Frightening Images...

In the first two versions of Ocarina of Time, the blood was red. In the third, it was the color of your tunic.

I haven't played TP too much (stupid Goron Mines! Why do they need them!), so I can't say it isn't the bloodiest Zelda. I am gonna say OoT is the bloodiest Zelda, yet possible the bloodiest E-rated. Out of all the games I've seen, OoT has the most blood.

In versions 1.0 1.1 and 1.2, there was blood in there. For example, when Ganon and Ganondorf are slayed, they cough up red blood (except 1.2). When Link gets attacked, a red slosh comes out of him (could be a red flash or blood). Once Barnigade is defeated, he explodes in a bloody way. So, do...