Akira Himekawa Unveils More Scrapped Pages from Majora’s Mask Manga

Last week Akira Himekawa, the geniuses behind the official Legend of Zelda manga series, released two never-before-seen manuscript pages that were cut from the Majora’s Mask manga. The pages depicted a scene on Romani Ranch, with Link interacting with Romani and Cremia. For those hankering to see more of this cut storyline, Himekawa has released three additional pages of the rare manuscript, along with some insight on where it took place in the manga’s story.

The scenes on Romani Ranch were meant to act as an introduction to the events at the Great Bay Temple. Link would have encountered Romani and Cremia on their way to an Indigo-Go’s concert. Unfortunately, this manuscript was never published and remained unseen until now. Himekawa has been steadily releasing these rare manuscripts in honor of Majora’s Mask 3D, and has announced more pages are on the way. I very much look forward to seeing more art from these awesome concept pages.

What do you think of the new pages? Do you want to see more? Let us know in the comments.

Source: Akira Himekawa (via Hammer Space)

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