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Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom fans are utilizing their creative talents to recreate one of the most iconic creatures to appear in the game: the Light Dragon. Breath of the Wild features three dragons, but the Light Dragon is notably absent, though it serves a huge purpose in the sequel.
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A new mod for The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker is removing one of the game's most iconic features, draining the Great Sea and removing the game's water. The initial launch of the GameCube's first Zelda game saw a significantly different version of the beloved franchise than fans were expecting. Replacing the iconic kingdom of Hyrule was the vast openness of the Great Sea, tasking players with traversing the oceans of a flooded kingdom of Hyrule. Now, one fan creation is looking to reverse the flooding process within the game.
The Good Smile Company has revealed a new set of Japanese figma toys based on characters from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Good Smile is well-known for its variety of collectible figures and statues based on popular anime and gaming characters. One of the most popular lines it has is the Figma line, which gives fans a chance to own a detailed and articulate full-body version of their favorite character. Nintendo has collaborated with Good Smile before, giving fans the chance to own figmas based on its Metroid, The Legend of Zelda, and Fire Emblem franchises, among others.
In , both Princess Zelda and Queen Sonia of ancient Hyrule are revealed to possess Time magic. However, they may not be the only characters in the game to have access to this power. Various forms of magic can be seen wielded in the game, from Riju’s ability to conjure lightning to the healing magic possessed by the foreign Zora Yona. Time magic seems to be a particularly rare variety, but at the same time, it is perhaps not as unique as it may first seem.
One The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player has created a centipede-like vehicle that can reach surprising speeds thanks to its unusual design. Tears of the Kingdom has left many players impressed with its immersive world that features both spooky locations and natural wonders. It has received praise for its custom building mechanics that have led to the invention of intricate devices.
A Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player has built a vehicle that collects wood after bombing trees. Since Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom was released, players have made incredible bases and energy-efficient vehicles, but this machine is perfect for collecting wood.
A gamer has recreated Link from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time out of wood, replicating many of the details of the Hero of Time, including his sword and shield. While fan art featuring Ocarina of Time's protagonist is not unusual, carving the character’s likeness out of wood helps this piece stand out.