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Alright, hi there! I'm making this thread so that everybody can post their favourite character, boss, mini boss, place, dungeon, music and moment from The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword at one place. Feel free to copy the following text and paste into your post.
Character:
Boss:
Mini Boss:
Place:
Dungeon:
Music:
Moment:
Here are my favourites:
Character:
Fi. The major reason why I liked Fi so much was because of all of her dialogues. To me they were all tremendously well written and I really enjoyed reading every single word. She is by far my favourite companion that Link has ever had in any Zelda game, and she is also very useful when it comes to battle and puzzle advice.
Boss:
Demise. The battle against Demise had a rather simple structure, the setting was plain and the only weapons that were used were two swords against each other. Also Demise's dialogues, both before and after the battle, were very interesting indeed. I especially enjoyed the part when he said that he would rise again as an incarnation (which might suggest that he is the same as both Ganon(dorf) and Malladus).
Mini Boss:
Scervo. The mini boss of the Sandship, the fifth dungeon of the game. In my battle against Scervo I actually got my first game over in Skyward Sword, but I enjoyed the fight more than any other mini boss battle. The setting was unique and it took quite a lot of strategy for me to finally manage to push Scervo over the edge.
Place:
Skyloft. Without a doubt, Skyloft. I love that place! There are so many interesting characters who live there and it's quite large (compared to many other civilized arias in the Zelda series). Skyloft is the perfect place to begin an adventure, and it's a perfect place to do side quests. Oh, and it's beautiful too!
Dungeon:
Sandship. The Sandship is probably one of the more unique dungeons in Skyward Sword. I've always been very fascinated by sea traveling and large ships such as this one, so that was grand! The mini boss of the dungeon was the best one of them all in my opinion, and the Bow (one of my all time favourite weapons) was the dungeon item. To be honest I was a little skeptical towards the the Sandship at first because I noticed it was going to be another dungeon using the Time-Shift Stones, I didn't think it would be fun with another one. But I was wrong. The Time-Shift Stones were used even better than in the Lanayru Mining Facility in my opinion.
Music:
Ballad of the Goddess. One of the most memorable songs from Skyward Sword and the first Skyward Sword song we ever heard (in the GDC 2011 trailer). There are several different versions of this song and they are all really good. The calm version played by Zelda at the beginning of the game is very beautiful and relaxing, while the Anniversary CD version and the trailer versions are really epic and have an adventurous feel to them (very fitting for a Zelda game).
Moment:
The ending when Link and Fi say goodbye. This scene is the best scene ever in video game history in my opinion. What Fi says in that scene was just so grand and touching. To tell the truth I actually got tears in my eyes from reading those extraordinarily well put words. And I can assure you all that nothing like that has ever happened to me while playing a video game before.
So, what are your favourites, and why? Write them down in a post. And discuss!
Character:
Boss:
Mini Boss:
Place:
Dungeon:
Music:
Moment:
Here are my favourites:
Character:
Fi. The major reason why I liked Fi so much was because of all of her dialogues. To me they were all tremendously well written and I really enjoyed reading every single word. She is by far my favourite companion that Link has ever had in any Zelda game, and she is also very useful when it comes to battle and puzzle advice.
Boss:
Demise. The battle against Demise had a rather simple structure, the setting was plain and the only weapons that were used were two swords against each other. Also Demise's dialogues, both before and after the battle, were very interesting indeed. I especially enjoyed the part when he said that he would rise again as an incarnation (which might suggest that he is the same as both Ganon(dorf) and Malladus).
Mini Boss:
Scervo. The mini boss of the Sandship, the fifth dungeon of the game. In my battle against Scervo I actually got my first game over in Skyward Sword, but I enjoyed the fight more than any other mini boss battle. The setting was unique and it took quite a lot of strategy for me to finally manage to push Scervo over the edge.
Place:
Skyloft. Without a doubt, Skyloft. I love that place! There are so many interesting characters who live there and it's quite large (compared to many other civilized arias in the Zelda series). Skyloft is the perfect place to begin an adventure, and it's a perfect place to do side quests. Oh, and it's beautiful too!
Dungeon:
Sandship. The Sandship is probably one of the more unique dungeons in Skyward Sword. I've always been very fascinated by sea traveling and large ships such as this one, so that was grand! The mini boss of the dungeon was the best one of them all in my opinion, and the Bow (one of my all time favourite weapons) was the dungeon item. To be honest I was a little skeptical towards the the Sandship at first because I noticed it was going to be another dungeon using the Time-Shift Stones, I didn't think it would be fun with another one. But I was wrong. The Time-Shift Stones were used even better than in the Lanayru Mining Facility in my opinion.
Music:
Ballad of the Goddess. One of the most memorable songs from Skyward Sword and the first Skyward Sword song we ever heard (in the GDC 2011 trailer). There are several different versions of this song and they are all really good. The calm version played by Zelda at the beginning of the game is very beautiful and relaxing, while the Anniversary CD version and the trailer versions are really epic and have an adventurous feel to them (very fitting for a Zelda game).
Moment:
The ending when Link and Fi say goodbye. This scene is the best scene ever in video game history in my opinion. What Fi says in that scene was just so grand and touching. To tell the truth I actually got tears in my eyes from reading those extraordinarily well put words. And I can assure you all that nothing like that has ever happened to me while playing a video game before.
So, what are your favourites, and why? Write them down in a post. And discuss!