Category: Zelda Fan Content

Zelda fans have every right to their passion. Being a Zelda fan myself, I understand the love, the joy, and even the fanaticism inspired by a franchise devoted to exploration, fantasy, and heroism. The resulting fandom that has blossomed since 1986 has been an ever-growing collection of gamers, artists, writers, musicians, and more, as those with Zelda games as part of their childhood go out into the world to discover their own adventures and misadventures alike. However, there are drawbacks to…

Zelda fans are on a wave once again! The Nintendo Direct from a few weeks ago showcasing Tears of the Kingdom has rejuvenated so much for fans. Theorists are once more at work scouring the new video and fanfiction writers are swooning over Link jumping to Zelda’s rescue, but my favorite part of the buzz after a Zelda trailer is seeing fan art from all of my favorite Zelda fan artists! Daeyumi is hands down one of them, and besides…

First 4 Figures is at it again, announcing the reveal of a 12-inch PVC statue of Daruk from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The statue will be officially revealed via a YouTube launch stream on February 28th at 8 a.m. PST. The Daruk statue will finally complete the Champions collection, as First 4 Figures has previously released Urbosa, Mipha, and Revali.   Here are close-up shots of our statue! Learn more about this awesome character when our launch…

Crossing Crafts, a maker of video game and anime-themed sculptures, dioramas, and miniatures who also goes by Diana, is at it again with her superb Zelda-themed builds. Most recently, she made a mesmerizing Light-Up Fang & Bone from Breath of the Wild. Like many of us, Crossing Crafts is counting down the seconds to the release of Tears of the Kingdom, but in the meantime, she’s cooked up something special for us to enjoy while we wait. A self-described sucker…

As The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom approaches, fans everywhere are finding new and clever ways of celebrating the franchise and the upcoming game release. This animated short from Muffin Mix will have you laughing as you learn the real reason the sequel’s events unfold. Muffin Mix has been creating and posting animated shorts on YouTube since 2021. Their videos focus on animals and video game characters, usually with a touch of humor. For more creative videos from Muffin…

RegisBox, the Canada-based company specialized in gaming and outdoor gear, has released two exciting products in celebration of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. RegisBox is selling a Switch skin cover for the standard, Switch Lite, and OLED models, as well as a shell cover that is also compatible for each model. Each have a precise fit, are the product of high-resolution printing, are kickstand compatible, and can easily be removed. The Switch skin cover is priced at $22.99…

There is something so calming about watching skilled crafters work with clay, and this video of Chicago-based clay artist Adam Blythe of Thrdfloor ceramics making a Link’s Awakening 2019 inspired clay pot is no exception. If you need an eight-minute break from the world or a new DIY project to work on in your very own clay-making studio, check out Blythe’s tranquil step-by-step guide. Blythe started by kneading and prepping the clay. Then he wet and “threw” the clay on…

I love remixes of music from The Legend of Zelda, and I’m always looking out for more great tunes to add to my collection. Chiptune artist Windmills at Dawn has released an EP album of three Zelda remixes, including the Dark World theme from A Link to the Past, the Great Palace theme from The Adventure of Link, and the original Legend of Zelda Dungeon theme. The album, titled Dark Times, was created with music production software Korg Gadget on Nintendo Switch…

Zelda II: The Adventure of Link seems to be one of those Zelda games that you either appreciate or shudder at the memory of. Whether you love it or hate it, though, the title is nostalgic for many. Recently, Melora over at History of Hyrule restored the Nintendo Power Issue 04 poster insert showing off Zelda II’s map of Hyrule. Available for viewing over on the Internet Archive and Melora’s Flickr profile, the restored map has been uploaded in high…

Like a lot of folks that are into the Legend of Zelda series, I like to collect what I can. And when I saw this 3D lenticular shadow box by Pyramid America in a local game store a few years ago, I knew I couldn’t leave the store without it. Pictures alone don’t do this unique shadow box justice. Depending on the angle you view this piece, it shows either a wonderful portrait of the official art of Princess Zelda from…