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| language = English | | language = English | ||
| cost = From $3.29 to $87.65 | | cost = From $3.29 to $87.65 | ||
Revision as of 19:24, April 14, 2013
Molblin's Magic Spear is a children's story book based on The Legend of Zelda, that was licensed by Nintendo of America. The book was written by Jack C. Harris, and it has pretty good art that was illustrated by Art and Kim Ellis. It was published by Western Publishing Company, Inc in 1989, and Golden Books in February 1, 1990.[1]
Some copies of the book also came with an audio cassette tape which narrated the story, and it even featured the voice actors from The Legend of Zelda Animated Series who providing voices for the characters.[2]
Plot
- Main article: Read Text Version
The story takes place during the events of The Legend of Zelda when Link is on his way to rescue Princess Zelda from Ganon's clutches. In his journey, Link encounters a Moblin that wielding a magical spear. The spear can regenerates more spears to attack Link with, when it is thrown.
Voice Cast In Cassette Version
Homebrew NDS Port
A homebrew NDS port of this book was created by DesertDog of Multiple Option in 2009. As well as the NDS version; multiple-option has also made a video version with narration by Winter11, animation by TheTwinSays, and music taken from Ocarina of Time. This NDS file can be downloaded here.[3]
Trivia
- Like the first two games in Zelda Series, the word Moblin in Molblin's Magic Spear book's title is misspelled as "Molblin".
- Rupees are called Rubies in Molblin's Magic Spear, similar in CD-i Zelda games.
Gallery
The Book and an Included Cassette Tape.
Fan Made Box-Art for Homebrew NDS Port.
Videos
Original cassette version with voice casting.
Video version by multiple-option (2009).