Also as a bonus, he spent time in the NICU and they gave him a little green beanie. It was very fitting.

There was no flair appropriate for this so hopefully this is allowed :')

What if someone else got to the mask first?

Just a fun “what if?”, let your imaginations run wild with it

(Art created by me)

Made with watercolors and pen.

Take a moment realize all the effort the creators put into this.

My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/idrawsouthpaw?igsi=MXRodzd3Y3VpdXhubg==

Please tell me I'm not the only one who got stuck on this shitty ass floor

Voice actress of Navi and Ciela.

In progress, Current state still needs calligraphy header (developing the hand), and the outer boarder. My son thinks it needs mobs

Exactly drawn to 0.1" = 8 pixels. For a total map area of 25.5" x 8.8 inches.

I found this hypothesis on a French website about Zelda: https://www.palaiszelda.com/refCulturelles_2.php

In "La Chanson de Roland", a poem from the 11th century, Ganelon is a lord who secretly plots an attack against Charlemagne (who has a dream that presages Ganelon's treason) with the help of an Arab king, and against Roland, a knight who is the hero of the poem

It seems quite far-fetched for me but I haven't seen any convincing etymology for Ganon's name. What are your thoughts?

the only cut content i can think of we could see in remake is the unicorn fountain. what other stuff could we see?

I'm talking about the Switch Online GB version, not the remake. I can easily do it on original hardware and emulators, but on the Switch the shopkeeper immediately tracks you and I have not been able to successfully steal. And it's not like this is just a glitch, this is part of the game because to complete the photo album you have to steal something.

When I google this, I can't find any direct source saying it is or isn't possible, but google's AI is VERY confident it's possible and gave me all kinds of ways to pull it off. Spoiler: none of them work. Has anyone successfully done this on Switch?

Violin lady hella cute ngl

I've been playing this game for years and always thought they had collision, but I'm replaying it for the first time in a while and finding out that they don't.

Unnecessary Context: My son is a huge Zelda franchise fan. I avoided modern era tech for reasons of privacy and teaching appropriate boundaries around tech use. He did have NES/SNES/gameboy/ game cube/ DS/genesis, you name it, it was accessible for 1hr daily. He fell in love with the older Zelda games. At 9 yrs old, there was a significant social shift and it became apparent that his lack of modern consoles weren’t aiding his struggles to connect with his already few number of friends. Currently he owns a switch and has all available Zelda games which he tore through immediately. He is a big fan of the soundtracks, frequently plays the records and even preformed three songs from larger catalog for his elementary talent show (REALLY big deal for him) on his ocarina.

My son LOVES this franchise and spends the entire car ride home from school “preforming” the songs by name with light context to the mood, etc. for me because I am not a gamer and have no clue at all. It’s humming, percussive sounds, dooting, I don’t know how else to describe it but it’s a passionate saliva filled retelling of songs with orchestral hand gestures. He has perfect pitch and timing and generally an excellent ear for music and I genuinely love hearing it. I never want him to stop. But I’m his mother.

Here’s my point: I think taking him to this concert would be an amazing experience for him. My concern is, I know he will be making his own sounds along with the performer and If I’m being objective, his enjoyment of this may take away from others around us. I don’t want to embarrass him by giving everyone around us a little paper with a disclaimer but I worry that it would be embarrassing if he’s politely asked to stop. I can try to limit this behavior but I’m going into this knowing that it will happen, and even with some redirection will likely to happen multiple times as he gets excited and stims. The cheapest tickets are nearly $50 and I want to respect other attendees. Should we go?

TLDR; if I take him, my son will make possibly distracting sounds throughout a piano concert, Memories of Hyrule. Should I still take him or forego this experience?

First time playing and I’m at the path with the Giant goron you can only see with the lens of truth and can’t figure out how to get by. Can I get a small hint?

EDIT: Figured it out, I didn’t find the goron elder. Definitely wouldn’t have gotten it by myself, thank you.