ZeldaPower - The Online Zelda Resource

Legend of Zelda & Adventure of Link Manga

Written by Kao

Wednesday, 25 August 2010

I'm happy to announce that I've finally got ZeldaPower all caught up with our good friend GlitterBerri's fantastic English translations for not only the full 198-page Legend of Zelda manga, but now the first 15 pages of the 1991 Adventure of Link manga as well! Both of these mangas can be found in the Comics download section to your left, as well as on GlitterBerri's website, BerriBlue.

Even More Zelda Game and Watch Media!

Written by Kao
Sunday, 22 August 2010
If you enjoyed our Zelda Game and Watch updates from a few weeks ago, then you are in luck! We've beefed up our Zelda Game and Watch section with even more content, such as high-resolution scans of all of the background cel artwork used in the game, as well as a scan of the game's circuit board itself! Check out all this and more in our Zelda (Game & Watch) section via this link, or the Other Games link on your left. I'm also happy to announce that we have a new affiliate, LegendZelda.net! These guys have tons of up-to-date coverage on the Zelda series, along with plenty of game guides and information on Zelda titles past and present. Give 'em a visit!

Special Edition Zant Figure from First4Figures

Written by Kao
Saturday, 14 August 2010
Check out these sweet Zant figures from First 4 Figures! This special edition Zant figure has a removable mask and stands an impressive 20 inches tall. It also costs a punishing $349.99!

Eiji Aonuma: Zelda is NOT the Skyward Sword

Written by Kao
Tuesday, 03 August 2010
Wow, a lot of great Zelda: Skyward Sword information has been coming out of Official Nintendo Magazine and Nintendo's Eiji Aonuma lately. Earlier we got a confirmation that there is in fact a master Zelda timeline document at Nintendo, and that Zelda: Skyward Sword takes place sometime before Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Well, we now also have a confirmation that the Skyward Sword (which sometimes takes the form of a mysterious feminine figure), is not Zelda--although it has been stated she will be in the game. Mr. Aonuma stated the following: "Basically what leads Link on this adventure is the Skyward Sword. When that sword is actively guiding Link it actually transforms into a feminine figure. I wouldn't say that it's female per se but it's a feminine figure. It would be kind of nice to keep this a mystery, but I can tell you right now that it is not Zelda." We will be sure to keep you updated on Zelda: Skyward Sword information as it becomes available.

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