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Definitely Groose falling from Skyloft. Classic!

O.o Is that real? I can't imagine what Nintendo cereal would taste like....

The only games I haven't played are the oracle games, the four swords games, and Link's awakening, mainly because I haven't had access to them. If I had them, I definitely would play them.

I'm sure that they have an independence day, for being freed from Ganon's rule.

I can see why you thought that Twilight Princess was better, but I personally think that Skyward Sword is better. True, TP did have that more realistic and looming feel to it, but I think I liked the lighter feel of SS better. Twilight Princess use to be my favorite as well. Then I played...

It's very annoying, but not impossible. It takes a lot of determination to get through it. This is also the dungeon where you can get the greatest fail ever: jump off a cliff holding a bomb, explode half way down, and land in lava.

Oh, this is such a hard question. I voted both of them since I can't really decide. I really enjoyed Skyward Sword's game play and mechanics, but Ocarina of Time is classic and innovative, so I'm split between these two. I'm leaning more towards Skyward Sword, but I just can't say directly that...

I like the fact that you can battle the final boss over and over again. I think it's good practice for any zelda games you may play in the future, if that makes sense.

Hey, cool! It's like Skyward Sword + Link's Awakening! I would definitely get that if they were marketing it.

I think it was either Kukei or Orielle. I have to admit, Kukei was adorable.

I thought that Skyward Sword was just the right length. I could have done without searching for the portions of the song of the hero, though... Seemed kind of pointless...

The water temple was hardest for me, mainly because I had to lower and raise the water level so many times to get to where I wanted to me. If I missed something, I would think "was that on the level before this one?" and I would have to go all the way back to the top in order to backtrack. The...

The only times I actually used it where during the cave of ordeals and the final boss battle. You didn't really need it, just a lot of potions. The magic armor is great, until it drains your wallet.

I definitely thought Skyward Sword was funny, and I often laughed out loud. I fell over laughing in the scene where Groose grabs onto Link while falling and his reaction to the surface world. Birds start to roost on his pompadour. I thought it was great!

I found the Demise battle a very satisfying final battle. It's not as easy as some people make it out to be, trying to find an almost non-existent weak point in Demise's defense. It pretty much took the final Ganondorf battle from TP, cut it down to two phases, and made massive improvements to...

I think they were meant to be sequels that would satisfy Wind Waker fans and occupy other Zelda fans for a while. Despite that, though, I found them fun and entertaining, even though Phantom Hourglass didn't have a full blown story.

It's definitely the Like-Likes. Get close to them, boom. Your in a monster's stomach. And you loose your gear until you defeat it!

I was going to say Zoras, but I changed my mind and said Sheikahs. They're the most mysterious of all of Hyrule's races. They live in the shadows, rarely ever showing themselves and making their lives private if they choose to live among people. Some Sheikahs are incredibly powerful, others are...

That seems legit. But I definitely don't think that Nintendo should go all out as to make Zelda similar to franchises such as Star Wars, even if the fans called for it. I couldn't see a Zelda game where Link wields the Mastersaber.

I spend a lot of time playing TF2 on my PC through Steam. It's great. My favorite mode is definitely Control Points, but none of that attack/defend business that only involves two points. My two favorite classes are probably Sniper and Spy, but I'm best at Engineer. It really pisses me off...

I doubt that Zelda would have the same feel to it if it were futuristic. I mean, other Zelda games have put futuristic elements in it (not pointing fingers at Skyward Sword), but not so much that it takes away the medieval theme of the game.

I would have to say the Zoras. I mean, you've got to admit, fish men are pretty cool.

It would be a dodondgo, and it would be named Gordon. I just know on this one.

Who's More Annoying: Navi or Fi? This is an issue that's been going on in the Zelda fan universe right now, and there have been varying opinions on it. Now that Skyward Sword is out and almost everyone has had a chance to play it (if you haven't, shame on you) everyone knows about Fi, the...

I'm pretty sure it's impossible. Even if you knew everything you were supposed to do and manage to have a specific schedule of when you were supposed to do it, it wouldn't be possible. You can't help the bomb lady and still be able to complete the Anju+Kafei Quest.

It's definitely the Deku Toad from Twilight Princess. My second choice would be the new moblins in Skyward Sword. If those aren't fat, then I don't know what is.

I guess I didn't really make my thoughts on Ghirahim clear in the first post, so I'll post again. I thought Ghirahim was an excellent character, especially for a villain. He was a nice break from the Ganon and Ganon look-alike cycle. Even though we don't see him so often, he has great character...

The evidence that I am going to bring to the table isn't really mine, but a theory that explains both the Hero's Shade and the events of Twilight Princess. This isn't really my theory, but it has been used in arguments quite often. After Link returns to Hyrule, he becomes lost in the woods with...

Well, if Link wasn't the main character, there wouldn't be a game would there? Real life logic aside, It's because Link and all of his descendants have the spirit of the hero, which Demise talks about. Before he dies, he says that this "curse" will be passed on for generations to all who share...

The game doesn't tell you directly who the Deku Mask is base off of, but as the video explained, it gives you plenty of hints. The Deku Butler' son who never returned. Seems good enough for me.

You should know, before you dive into this thread, that it's possible that there may be spoilers relating to Skyward Sword. Ghirahim is definitely one of the best Zelda villains I've seen aside from Ganon. He's very weird, yet powerful and evil. The next-to-last boss battle was one of the best...

The harp was definitely a flawed instrument, but I still liked it. I thought it made a good sound, and I enjoyed the songs you play on it. For me, it's a nice switch from the Ocarina.

I agree with much of what MW7 said, especially about how the second half of Twilight Princess could have taken place in any order. Now that I think about it, OoT had issues like this as well. Obviously, you have to complete the Kokiri Forest first, but it was strongly implied that you should go...

I don't think we should go as far as to say it's the best music, but I definitely sounds better than previous games because it's almost entirely orchestrated. Music just doesn't sound the same when it's in a video game, but for Skyward Sword, it was great!

Absolutely. In Skyward Sword, shields are my best friends. I always made sure I had a shield equipped. Especially in hero mode. You'd be surprised how much a shield bash can do for you. My absolute favorite shield was the Hylian Shield, and the next best thing is the Goddess Shield.

My favorite enemies are Darknuts in The Wind Waker. At first, they look humongous and impossible to defeat. But then you have to slowly take apart its armor, every sword slash progress. What I remember the most was that you had to hit the A button at just the right time to roll around them and...

I highly doubt that, seeing as how the Skyward Sword (which was the base for the Master Sword, might I remind you) was still hidden away in Skyloft. Besides, Impa was an old woman by that point who had lost most of her power. The main thing that I got confused about were the time-shift stones...

If you haven't played all the way through Skyward Sword, stop reading right now. But if you have, at the end of the game you will be offered to start a new game, this time on "Hero Mode." Basically, you start over while retaining all your treasure and sheikah stone hints, and you lose health...

Haven't found it, but would VERY much appreciate it. Those things are demons. And they don't die, even though you carry the blade of evil's bane. I mean, Remlits must be invincible. They should have had a gigantic Remlit as Demise instead of an (SPOILER ALERT) ogre that looks like Ganon.

I guess that the whole point of the statement was to be a cliffhanger, with no actual ending. I don't know if Nintendo would go as far as making her say "I love you," but it is implied that Link and Zelda have a romantic relationship.

All right, here are mine: 1. Majora's Mask- This is my favorite because it is one of the more unique games in the series. Unlike OoT, it has a sense of urgency, like the world is actually going to end if you don't do something fast. (Thumbs up for Majora's Mask 3DS 2. Ocarina of Time-...

Most definitely Skyward Sword Zelda. She really broke tradition there. Not a princess this time, but a priestess? I thought that was pretty cool.

Oooooooooohhhhhoho, this is the kind of thread I've been waiting for (but I think a better title would be most irritating puzzle ever). Mine was the guardian puzzle from TP. That took me hours to figure out. I even got two other people to help me out. They couldn't solve it either. Once they...

I don't think that the color of Link's hair really matters, but I do think that the iconic Link's hair should be blond. Don't argue, cause you know it too.

I like Zelda mainly because its an adventure series, and it has its awesome moments. What I really like about it, though, is that Zelda can have so many different combinations and still turn out to be a great game. Every new game is an experiment, and the fans' reactions are the test results.

I definitely think MM needs some love. If you think about it, it's natural that Nintendo would love OoT, seeing as how it's one of their best games. I do think they've gone a little overboard on the remakes, but I know that we're all glad to see OoT 3D. In the meantime, I'm continually...

I'v heard this question so many times. I'm not trying to be sexist, but I don't think a female Link would fit into the story very well. I mean, if Link's a girl, then is Zelda a prince? Honestly, I don't think it would work.

For me, it started out easy, but got harder as it went on. Of course, that's natural, but man he was tricky. It took me a long time to beat him. Plus, the first time I fought him, I stupidly neglected not to bring any potions (other than Granny's Soup, which I was saving for Ganon). I'll never...

Mine is definitely the moment where (spoiler alert) Link drives the Master Sword into Ganon's head. That is one of the best endings to a boss fight I've ever experienced. I'll always love Wind Waker, even if some people don't.

It's obvious that Zant has problems. At the beginning of the game, he doesn't seem to be so worked up. He's cool and collected. However, as you progress, you start to notice Zant's other side. My theory is that the emotional stress of the events taking place were too much for him and drove him...