Tag: Deku Scrub

I don’t know about anyone else, but the first transformation scene in Majora’s Mask, was very creepy. Initially, there was the Skull Kid, hovering in the air with his faerie friends, then the actual transformation, where Link gets swarmed by dozens (maybe more) of Deku Scrubs which, until then, had been pretty unassuming. Of course, being turned into a Deku Scrub does end up having its advantages later on, and being able to skip Link’s scream of agony certainly helps.

In January, Zelda Dungeon reported on a collection of incredibly realistic Zelda artwork produced by online artist Nate Hallinan including hyper-detailed depictions of a Goron and a Skulltula. At the time, Hallinan was working on a realistic re-imagining of the forest-dwelling Deku Scrub as well, having already produced a series of preliminary sketches. He recently put the finishing touches on his Deku Scrub painting, and it can be seen in full after the jump.

Cakecrumbs is a well known Zelda fan who has made cakes out of many different Legend of Zelda character and enemies for a well known project known as Link’s Blacklist. The cakes she has made comes from a couple of games in the Legend of Zelda series such as Skyward Sword and Majora’s Mask. A few examples of those that she has made for the project is Beamos, Scrapper, and Majora’s Mask. All of those cakes look simply amazing and…

I’ve been waiting for this one for a long time, and now finally the moment has arrived to wonder: who is the Link in Majora’s Mask? Well, yes, to almost all Zelda fans it is common knowledge that the Link in Majora’s Mask is in fact the same Link from Ocarina of Time, and is still, essentially, the Hero of Time. But, he is, in fact, different. I’ve got your attention now, haven’t I? Well, keep reading if you want…

Personally, I’m not a big fan of reddit. I guess one could say I am quite the opposite. I haven’t given it much of a chance I will admit, but I generally find it kind of irritating, especially the stereotypical inhabitants of the threads. However, every once in a while a little gem pops out of the website. This adorable little figure comes from the reddit user and yarn artist Brithus. No specific details were given about the figure other…

The Lost Woods is one of the more well-known recurring overworld regions in the Zelda series. First appearing in the original Legend of Zelda, the Lost Woods have become a mainstay in the landscape of Hyrule, alongside Death Mountain and Lake Hylia. In most appearances the player is required to journey through the Woods in a very specific pattern to make it to the other side safely. If this pattern is not completed correctly, the Woods will often repeat or…