The Legend of Zelda: Legendary Edition, Vol. 3: Majora's Mask/A Link to the Past
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Summary
Link must defeat evil at every turn in his perilous quest to help Princess Zelda！
The Legend of Zelda: Legendary Edition contains two volumes of the beloved The Legend of Zelda manga series， presented in a deluxe format featuring new covers and color art pieces by Akira Himekawa。
The battle for Hyrule and the Sacred Realm has begun！ A young boy named Link must defeat evil on his long， perilous quest to find the spiritual stones that hold the key to the Triforce， and deliver them to Zelda， princess of the land of Hyrule。
It’s not easy being a hero in the realm of Hyrule， but Link discovers that sometimes it’s even tougher on those around him。 He’ll need the power of the Triforce to save his friends and family from threats posed by the mysterious Skull Kid and the treacherous Agahnim。
The Legend of Zelda: Legendary Edition contains two volumes of the beloved The Legend of Zelda manga series， presented in a deluxe format featuring new covers and color art pieces by Akira Himekawa。
The battle for Hyrule and the Sacred Realm has begun！ A young boy named Link must defeat evil on his long， perilous quest to find the spiritual stones that hold the key to the Triforce， and deliver them to Zelda， princess of the land of Hyrule。
It’s not easy being a hero in the realm of Hyrule， but Link discovers that sometimes it’s even tougher on those around him。 He’ll need the power of the Triforce to save his friends and family from threats posed by the mysterious Skull Kid and the treacherous Agahnim。
Reviews
Lee
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Picked this up because I never played the game， but this was one everyone talked about。 Now I just want to play the game
Javier Lárraga
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Pues la verdad no me gustó。 The Legend of Zelda Majoras Mask es mi Zelda preferido， quizá no ha acaparado tanto los reflectores como otros juegos de la franquicia， pero a lo largo del tiempo ha sabido ganarse su status como un juego de culto y con una fanbase bastante grande， al punto en que su remasterización fue uno de los eventos anunciados más esperados desde que Nintendo comenzó a lanzar remakes de los juegos de The legend of Zelda provocando rumores y cientos de peticiones por parte de los Pues la verdad no me gustó。 The Legend of Zelda Majoras Mask es mi Zelda preferido， quizá no ha acaparado tanto los reflectores como otros juegos de la franquicia， pero a lo largo del tiempo ha sabido ganarse su status como un juego de culto y con una fanbase bastante grande， al punto en que su remasterización fue uno de los eventos anunciados más esperados desde que Nintendo comenzó a lanzar remakes de los juegos de The legend of Zelda provocando rumores y cientos de peticiones por parte de los jugadores a la compañía。Majoras´s Mask es algo atípico dentro de la saga pues mientras que en otros juegos de la misma nos encontramos con historias muy típicas que siguen la fórmula del viaje del héroe y nos presentan escenarios que aluden a un viaje épico donde se podrán vivir 1000 aventuras distintas con un villano terrible a vencer， Majoras Mask nos presenta algo diferente y además inquietante。The legend of Zelda Majoras Mask （el juego en el cúal se basa este manga） Es una secuela de Ocarina of time， un videojuego cuya trama principal involucra a nuestro protagonista Link en una batalla en la que debe viajar a través del tiempo para enfrentarse a un mal terrible pero que al final de dicha historia regresa a su época desconectando ese futuro alternativo de la línea de tiempo original y por ende haciendo que ninguno de sus logros sea relevante ni pueda ser recordado en el “presente”， para agregarle aún más carga emocional al asunto al final de su travesía el y su hada compañera Navi terminan separándose por lo que al principio de Majora´s Mask vemos a un Link deprimido internándose en el bosque perdido， un lugar donde viven las hadas y al que posiblemente su amiga haya regresado al final de su aventura。 Pero todo acaba mal cuando es asaltado por un personaje llamado “Skullkid” que porta una máscara horrenda， lo persigue hasta un agujero y llega al Mundo de Términa， una copia retorcida del reino de Hyrule en el que incluso las personas se parecen a sus homólogos del otro mundo y que ponen a Link en una situación de lo más peculiar pues aunque parecen ser sus amigos son personas totalmente diferentes， si no fuera ya suficiente el Skullkid transforma a Link en un ser de madera y lo deja a su suerte， es entonces cuando aparece el “vendedor de máscaras felices” que le explica que la máscara que porta el tal skullkid se llama “máscara de majora” un artefacto de orígenes demoniacos que era usado en rituales y cuyo poder causó grandes cataclismos en el pasado y que por lo tanto tuvo que ser sellada y le pide a Link que recupere esa máscara antes de que algo terrible suceda， dicho y hecho más adelante nos enteraremos de que efectivamente Skullkid le ha jugado una broma a la mayoría de los habitantes de Termina y que además ha puesto en marcha la caída de la luna dentro de los próximos 3 días para causar el fin del mundo…Lamento que la sinopsis sea tan larga pero necesitaba el contexto para explicar porque el manga no esta a la altura del material de origen y que solo es algo hecho por encargo a unas artistas bastante talentosas。 Majora´s Mask （el juego） aunque tiene su argumento principal y su típica estructura de un Zelda de ir a cada una de las 4 mazmorras a salvar a una deidad antigua para que nos ayuden al final de los 3 días y detener al Skullkid la verdad es que el juego no se centra totalmente en eso pues si así fuera sería un Zelda bastante corto y en realidad este opta por hacer una dinámica tipo “cadena de favores” para tener la “experiencia completa” pues en la dimensión de Términa las máscaras son objetos importantes que simbolizan un lazo entre Link y los habitantes de ese mundo y a lo largo de nuestra aventura tendremos que ayudar a la gente y resolver sus problemas para obtenerlas， estas acciones implican saber cuales son sus últimas voluntades antes de la caída de la luna y también averiguar que fue lo que les hizo el Skullkid y son estas “mini-tramas” las que van enriqueciendo el argumento principal y aumentando el sentimiento de pérdida del personaje principal pues como es imposible ayudar a todos en tan solo 3 días y además cumplir el objetivo de liberar a los dioses y recuperar la máscara maldita， ahora Link al final de cada ciclo deberá tocar la canción del Tiempo para regresar al amanecer del primer día y conservar las máscaras obtenidas pero perderá ese lazo que formó con alguno de los personajes volviendo a recordarle que la gente no va a acordarse de el ni de ninguno de sus logros。 Súmenle a eso que el mundo de Términa esta lleno de fantasmas， monstruos， deidades y templos olvidados， cementerios y unas canciones bastante deprimentes como “la canción de la curación” （cuyo poder permite literalmente exorcizar a un alma en pena y convertir su dolor y su voluntad en otra máscara） y tenemos al Zelda más raro y triste de todos， que deja de lado la exploración para centrarse en la obtención de objetos y sus respectivos trasfondos。Entonces es por todo eso que al menos para mi， el manga no solo no valió la pena si no que además fue una pérdida de tiempo exceptuando el capítulo adicional donde quieren explicar el origen de la máscara de Majora y su posible relación con otro personaje， pero primero vayamos por partes…Primero y antes que nada， reconozco que las artistas que se hacen llamar “Akira Himekawa” son muy talentosas y en otras entregas de los mangas de Zelda han sabido adaptar bien los juegos y darles un toque personal， agregando interacciones nuevas y también giros para sorprender a los conocedores de la franquicia， disfruto mucho de su trabajo y por eso entiendo lo que acabo siendo el producto final de esta entrega， pues como ellas mismas lo mencionan al final de esta historia， Nintendo solo les dio acceso a la demostración jugable del videojuego y las hicieron lanzar el primer número a la par del lanzamiento del título， por lo que solo pudieron trabajar con lo que Nintendo les fue revelando del argumento principal， haciendo de este manga un producto accesorio para promocionar el juego que solo se limita a medio contar la trama central pero sin meter ninguna de las interacciones que enriquecían a la historia， algo de lo que ellas no son culpables pues los diálogos y el dibujo son excelentes como siempre pero es imposible negar que las limitantes impuestas por la compañía les terminaron cortando las alas en muchos aspectos excluyendo elementos clave en la historia como los viajes en el tiempo （que aquí solo hay un par y uno ni se explica quien lo provocó） y la mismísima canción de la curación que es de las cosas más recordadas del título y que nos dio momentos inolvidables como la escena de “el duelo de Darmani” donde un muerto se lamentaba por no poder regresar de la tumba a salvar a su gente o como la escena de “la muerte de Mikau” donde también otro difunto le pide ayuda a Link para salvar a los hijos de su amiga y lo hace morir en paz。 Entre otras cosas， el vendedor de máscaras felices es un personaje que no aporta nada y medio se intuye que el tiene algo que ver con los males que aquejan a Términa pero sus apariciones no llegan a ningún lado， se removieron por completo todas las demás máscaras del juego y un montón de personajes， quitaron los templos y la última zona del juego que en mi opinión era la más interesante porque aparecía el cañon de Ikana， un lugar donde la línea que separa al mundo de los vivos y el de los muertos esta muy difuminada y era la zona más perturbadora del juego y que me habría encantado verla adaptada。Por si no fuera poco se pierde ese tono inquietante y misterioso que rodea a Términa y sus leyendas y se perdieron unas oportunidades excelentes para decirnos quienes eran los niños lunares， el vendedor de máscaras， la tribu de la leyenda y el origen de como se llegó a forjar la máscara de la fiera deidad， algo que vuelvo a resaltar， se que no es culpa de las mangakas porque ellas no sabían que estos detalles eran importantes para el trasfondo de la historia。Por mi parte， no voy a recomendar este manga porque aunque no me gusta que me entreguen la misma historia 2 veces， a mi en lo particular no me parece una digna adaptación de la experiencia “Majoras´s Mask”， para eso mejor jueguen el videojuego que esta excelente no sin antes comentar que este manga es la excepción a la regla y que el resto de trabajos realizados por “Akira Himekawa” son bastante buenos… 。。。more
India
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I felt that the Majora's Mask story was adapted really well。 I was curious to see how they handled the time travel element but I liked where they went with it。 It did feel a tad bit too short for me though。I preferred the A Link to the Past story。 I have never played the game so the story was fresh and brand new for me。 I felt the story was a lot more interesting and I really enjoyed Link's character。 I felt that the Majora's Mask story was adapted really well。 I was curious to see how they handled the time travel element but I liked where they went with it。 It did feel a tad bit too short for me though。I preferred the A Link to the Past story。 I have never played the game so the story was fresh and brand new for me。 I felt the story was a lot more interesting and I really enjoyed Link's character。 。。。more
Dylan B。
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Adaptation en manga de l’opus N64 « Majora’s Mask » ainsi que de l’épisode « A Link to the Past » sorti sur Gameboy， ces livres raviront les fans de la licence mais ne brilleront jamais par leur scénario en raison des trop nombreux raccourcis effectués。 Les dessins restent cependant corrects。
Brandon
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4。5 stars
Megan
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“A hero fights for whoever needs protection！”
Roberto J。 Moreno A。
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I like the story of a link to the past， they added some depth to it。 The one of Majora's Mask fells rush and superficial。 I like the story of a link to the past， they added some depth to it。 The one of Majora's Mask fells rush and superficial。 。。。more
Nath M。
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Me encanta como el dúo de mujeres Akira Hinekawa ha logrado plasmar ambos videojuegos sin perder la esencia de ellos， ya que no nos cuentan la historia en base a ellos， si no que agregan un par de detalles que hacen del relato más ameno。 Pensé que me molestaría mucho que Link "hablara"， pero eso lo hizo más cercano。 Espero algún día hacerme del resto de los mangas ❣️ Me encanta como el dúo de mujeres Akira Hinekawa ha logrado plasmar ambos videojuegos sin perder la esencia de ellos， ya que no nos cuentan la historia en base a ellos， si no que agregan un par de detalles que hacen del relato más ameno。 Pensé que me molestaría mucho que Link "hablara"， pero eso lo hizo más cercano。 Espero algún día hacerme del resto de los mangas ❣️ 。。。more
ECH
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I think I need more nostalgia for all of this。 As it is， I'm reading in a format I'm not familiar with， with a narrative I'm not familiar with， and it just made me want to play the game instead。 If I had played the game before perhaps I would be noticing little expansions。 Then again it's possible I'd notice it's just a straight up rehash。 I think this was probably just too far outside my current interests。 It did make me want to play the game though so it's not bad。 I think I need more nostalgia for all of this。 As it is， I'm reading in a format I'm not familiar with， with a narrative I'm not familiar with， and it just made me want to play the game instead。 If I had played the game before perhaps I would be noticing little expansions。 Then again it's possible I'd notice it's just a straight up rehash。 I think this was probably just too far outside my current interests。 It did make me want to play the game though so it's not bad。 。。。more
Nicolás Manfredi
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Good manga， but poor Zelda story。 I recall the story of Majora's Mask being grandier。 And didn't particularly like the A Link to the Past story。The drawings and coloring are fantastic and character design is brilliant。But that's about it， sadly。If you like old fashioned manga stories， you'll love this one。 If you are a fan of Zelda， not so much。But it's still a good book。 3/5 for me。 Good manga， but poor Zelda story。 I recall the story of Majora's Mask being grandier。 And didn't particularly like the A Link to the Past story。The drawings and coloring are fantastic and character design is brilliant。But that's about it， sadly。If you like old fashioned manga stories， you'll love this one。 If you are a fan of Zelda， not so much。But it's still a good book。 3/5 for me。 。。。more
Ohm Sattayaphan
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It Was Fun It was About Link Trying to serve Princess Zelda and protect his land of Hyrule。The Danger comes in all forms on both land and sea， joins （linK） ON a quest to overcome the threat of the mask
Liliana Lizeth
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El arte es muy bueno， enriquecen la saga。
Salutino
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a link to the past que aventura no me lo esperaba y lo de las mascaras fue un juego complicado sobre el tiempo me pareció genial el extra de donde salio la máscara de Majoras
Mason
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It’s been a long while since I’ve read a manga。 I’ve been getting really into Legend of Zelda and I’ve been playing a lot of Link’s Awakening， so when I saw this in Barnes and Noble， I jumped。 The illustrations are beautiful， absolutely astonishing。 I know from personal experience how difficult it is to make a comic， so I respect the art immensely。 Story-wise， I had some issues。 I went into this knowing that it’s LOZ， so it’s going to be cheesy and simple， and it very much was， but the pacing wa It’s been a long while since I’ve read a manga。 I’ve been getting really into Legend of Zelda and I’ve been playing a lot of Link’s Awakening， so when I saw this in Barnes and Noble， I jumped。 The illustrations are beautiful， absolutely astonishing。 I know from personal experience how difficult it is to make a comic， so I respect the art immensely。 Story-wise， I had some issues。 I went into this knowing that it’s LOZ， so it’s going to be cheesy and simple， and it very much was， but the pacing was all over the place。 Everything moved SUPER fast， unbelievably so。 One panel a monster stands， the next he’s a puff of smoke。 This also applies to important character moments and interactions too。A smaller issue I had was that it was kind of hard to tell what was happening at some points。 Again， I haven’t read a manga in a bit， so getting used to reading right to left was difficult enough， but there was a lot going on in every panel so it got confusing。 Overall， I enjoyed A Link to the Past better than Majora’s Mask because I liked that version of Link better。 I liked the villains in both stories though。 I enjoyed this manga for the most part， it just wasn’t super compelling storywise。 。。。more
Forevermorro
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La historia extra sobre el origen de la Majora's Mask y Ganty de A Link to the past son lo más increíble de ambos mangas La historia extra sobre el origen de la Majora's Mask y Ganty de A Link to the past son lo más increíble de ambos mangas 。。。more
Chance Hansen
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I think it's more of a two star but I don't have the heart to give it two。 It's jarring cuts keeping it from running smoothly。 Let's see where it worked and where didn't it。I need to say;Coming off part 1 and 2 off The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - Part 2 I didn't notice the transition into the updated series。 The Legendary Edition series is cohesively busted。 CoverHonestly this cover is way too nice and sophisticated for what I expected。 It's based on a video game I'll give it credit there I think it's more of a two star but I don't have the heart to give it two。 It's jarring cuts keeping it from running smoothly。 Let's see where it worked and where didn't it。I need to say;Coming off part 1 and 2 off The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - Part 2 I didn't notice the transition into the updated series。 The Legendary Edition series is cohesively busted。 CoverHonestly this cover is way too nice and sophisticated for what I expected。 It's based on a video game I'll give it credit there is passion and soul in the book work but it's still a video game manga。 This is sit back with a pipe and reminisce nice。 It's gorgeous。 InteriorMajora's MaskI expected weird。 But I have to admit I didn't expect the story and pacing it actually had。 It had quite an emotional side stories。 Personally I think there is too much spirituality for my liking and it's sort of weird but I think Majora's mask always seemed like an odd ball。 I do like how it continues on from Ocarina of Time story line presenting Skull Kid at an early age。 A Link to the Past Really？ I can't believe I'm going to be saying this but there should be a rule against adding a origin story into the middle of a book。 Just why？ It's going to make the reader confused expecially if the first half is a polar opposite to the second story。 At least at the end of the story this is a different Link from a different time。 Another big issue is that it's really jarring。 As being the ninth book in the original series it feels tired and more disjointed maybe because they assume you'd know the story already。 This story really needed a part two to have the proper care taken into it。 Add more personality to the Ghanti and more of a connection to Link。 Even if she was more hard nosed and retorted back to Link in sections would have helped。 Also the journey and fights are cut way to much。 Comedy is completely gone for a more drama。 Which would have given a longer story more support to go on。 。。。more
Shannan
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I think I’m starting to rewire my brain for manga reading - just a little。 These stories were fun， and I especially liked how the Link to the Past story was fleshed out and given just a little more depth than was in the game。 For Majora’s Mask， I imagine it’s story must’ve been difficult to translate into novel form， what with the repeating three days and all， but I thought they did a good job with that， though I still prefer the game itself to the manga。 Their backstory for Majora was a cool ad I think I’m starting to rewire my brain for manga reading - just a little。 These stories were fun， and I especially liked how the Link to the Past story was fleshed out and given just a little more depth than was in the game。 For Majora’s Mask， I imagine it’s story must’ve been difficult to translate into novel form， what with the repeating three days and all， but I thought they did a good job with that， though I still prefer the game itself to the manga。 Their backstory for Majora was a cool addition as well， but I found it just a little unsatisfying - maybe not epic enough for such an evil character， but kudos to them for trying。 Oh， and it’s still bizarre for me to see Link actually speaking， but it felt more natural in the Link to the Past story for some reason。Overall， it’s delightful having these mangas around when even the games aren’t quite enough to satisfy the hunger for escaping unto Hyrule！ 。。。more
Adam Howell
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I never got a chance to finish these games so the manga really helped me understand the storylines flawlessly！
Jade
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I don't know if I'm missing something， but I was expecting Link to have the same origin story as the last book I read。 It confused me that it was different。 I'm not really a big game and have only played a couple of Zelda games so I don't know if all have different origins story's。 Once I got my confusion I really enjoyed this story and the bonus content is always great。 I love the art work in these so much。 My only downside is that the second half was very rushed like I found in the last on I r I don't know if I'm missing something， but I was expecting Link to have the same origin story as the last book I read。 It confused me that it was different。 I'm not really a big game and have only played a couple of Zelda games so I don't know if all have different origins story's。 Once I got my confusion I really enjoyed this story and the bonus content is always great。 I love the art work in these so much。 My only downside is that the second half was very rushed like I found in the last on I read。 For the last part we where in a completely different place and I would have really like to see more of it， but I felt like I was pulled through it and only had little portion pointed out at me as it flew past。 Still this is a fun read and I love the world of Hyrule。 。。。more
Gabriel Galletta
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Pretty simple stories without a lot of depth or development。 But reading it brought back fond memories of the games。 It's fun to see link in manga form， which expands upon the video game forms。 I wouldn't mind reading the other manga in the series when I need something light and easy to read。 Pretty simple stories without a lot of depth or development。 But reading it brought back fond memories of the games。 It's fun to see link in manga form， which expands upon the video game forms。 I wouldn't mind reading the other manga in the series when I need something light and easy to read。 。。。more
Angel
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This book is made for the fans of the zelda series。 It's full of adventure and excitment This book is made for the fans of the zelda series。 It's full of adventure and excitment 。。。more
Harumi
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💕😍🤩😍💕
Michael
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Link to the past was the stronger of the two， but Majora's Mask was still good。 FYI， there are TWO link to the past graphic novels。 One that was rereleased which is by Shotaro Ishinomori and this one my Akira Himekawa。 They are different adaptations of the Link to the past game with different artwork。 Link to the past was the stronger of the two， but Majora's Mask was still good。 FYI， there are TWO link to the past graphic novels。 One that was rereleased which is by Shotaro Ishinomori and this one my Akira Himekawa。 They are different adaptations of the Link to the past game with different artwork。 。。。more
Tatiana Dengo
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Akira Himekawa is the pseudonym of a writer-artist manga team。 It seems Nintendo trusted them with coming up with their own stories to make the manga interesting on its own， yet still faithful enough to the series。 They expertly took into account how boring it would be to read about Link fighting hordes of monsters and solving puzzles inside of temples， and instead gave him a voice and introduced small interactions with other characters that add more content to the story; similar to how a movie Akira Himekawa is the pseudonym of a writer-artist manga team。 It seems Nintendo trusted them with coming up with their own stories to make the manga interesting on its own， yet still faithful enough to the series。 They expertly took into account how boring it would be to read about Link fighting hordes of monsters and solving puzzles inside of temples， and instead gave him a voice and introduced small interactions with other characters that add more content to the story; similar to how a movie would add something that isn’t explicit in a book。 Majora’s Mask is my favorite Zelda game， yet this manga rendition felt rushed， where Link only went through the motions yet missed out on the rich variety of character interactions in the game。 It’s no wonder this happened though， since Himekawa states that they were hired to create the manga even before the game was released， so they only had a few trailers and such to work with。 They make up for it in two ways though: 1） the first 18 pages of the manga are in full color， and 2） at the end， they included an original story about the origin of Majora’s Mask。 I don’t know if it’s considered canon by Nintendo， but it’s enjoyable anyway。 As for the A Link to the Past manga， it is worlds better。 The story， though appropriately condensed， has more substance when it comes to the characters。 They have meaningful interactions， inner turmoil， existential conflicts， and explicitly stated motivations that fuel the richness of the story。 If you’re a Zelda fan， you’ll definitely find something to enjoy in this manga。 It’s not boring just like reading a step-by-step playthrough of the game。 If you’re not a Zelda fan however， these stories might seem too rushed or lacking in substance to you。 Lastly， the back pages include an interview with Himekawa and Eiji Aonuma （one of the producers for the Legend of Zelda）。 They share an interesting tidbit about how the Rito in Wind Waker were partly influenced by an original story that Himekawa wrote for the Ocarina of Time manga。 。。。more
Sebastian Zavala
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Much like the 'Ocarina of Time' manga， the ones for 'Majora's Mask' and 'A Link to the Past' are absolutely fantastic。Regarding Majora's Mask: they have adapted the game's story into a credible and emotional narrative thread in a very smart way。 Keeping the more important emotional beats （like Anju and Kafei's side-story） and streamlining some of the more 'game-like' parts （like all the dungeons）， the manga feels like an accurate representation of the game， with enough differences to make it sta Much like the 'Ocarina of Time' manga， the ones for 'Majora's Mask' and 'A Link to the Past' are absolutely fantastic。Regarding Majora's Mask: they have adapted the game's story into a credible and emotional narrative thread in a very smart way。 Keeping the more important emotional beats （like Anju and Kafei's side-story） and streamlining some of the more 'game-like' parts （like all the dungeons）， the manga feels like an accurate representation of the game， with enough differences to make it stand out。 Yes， it does feel less weird than the game， and yes， some of the more esoteric and darker aspects of the story have been left out， but apart from that， it's quite the entertaining read。Regarding A Link to the Past: once again， it's a very accurate representation of the game's story， although even more so than Majora's Mask， it's quite different from its source of inspiration。 There's more story and more character here than in the game （Link starts as an apple farmer， for example）， and there's even an original character who， despite being a little annoying in the beginning （with dumb changes of motivation）， eventually comes through。 There's action and there's some fun interplay between the characters。 My only complaint would be that the dungeons are barely even mentioned， more so than in Majora's Mask: they are rushed through， which makes them （and the hunt for the medallions） feel a little unimportant。 Apart from that， though， it's quite the interesting and entertaining manga。Oh， and the book comes with two bonus stories （one for each manga）， as well as an interview between the authors and Eiji Aonuma， which took place just before the release of 'Twilight Princess'， back in 2004。 。。。more
Dead Lotus
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Ah， simple， pero muy divertido de leer。
Noah
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I have been a fan of the Legend of Zelda games for as long as I can really remember， so you can imagine that seeing that a manga existed for LoZ， I was exited， and I picked up this edition because it happened to include two of the 3 games （if I'm not mistaken） in the franchise that I haven't played at least a little。 With that， this review is based on the manga itself， not its playable counterpart。 I am again， a fan of the franchise but even then， I am not a immediate fan of everything that has I have been a fan of the Legend of Zelda games for as long as I can really remember， so you can imagine that seeing that a manga existed for LoZ， I was exited， and I picked up this edition because it happened to include two of the 3 games （if I'm not mistaken） in the franchise that I haven't played at least a little。 With that， this review is based on the manga itself， not its playable counterpart。 I am again， a fan of the franchise but even then， I am not a immediate fan of everything that has "Legend of Zelda" slapped on it。 I thing the medium for portraying the story though a game doesn't compare to this manga version。 The games are better， lemme tell you why。 The story and Link just feel like they are designed for a game story。 It feels shallow and like there is a lot of it that is just meant for someone that is playing the a game to fill in for themselves。 Link is running around， in this， acting （and partially because he is one） a kid but he has no depth to him， he just sorta runs around and is given the line we all know too well for going on a heroic quest he can only do。 It just feels iffy， almost like this manga was somewhat of a novelty for fans。 。。。more
Ezra
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Really good， especially because it’s two stores in one。
Will Brown
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The artwork is great， but the stories are significantly shorter than what we got in the Ocarina of Time adaptation so a lot of great moments and characters get cut short or aren't featured at all。 Understandable， knowing they had limited page space and not as much time with the source material but still disappointing。 The artwork is great， but the stories are significantly shorter than what we got in the Ocarina of Time adaptation so a lot of great moments and characters get cut short or aren't featured at all。 Understandable， knowing they had limited page space and not as much time with the source material but still disappointing。 。。。more
Ricardo Marín
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