Awesome Zelda

Tears of the Kingdom and Katamari Damacy have a few things in common, like gathering objects to create more complex ones. That inspired Studson Studio to combine the two games into one epic diorama. He gathered some characters and Zonai objects from TotK, rolled them into a jumbo Katamari, and then made a combo of Link and The Prince.

We wish real-life currency looked like Rupees from the Legend of Zelda games. Artist Squowks shows how they made a set of the colorful gemstones by pouring UV-cured resin into faceted molds they made from sheets of plastic. If you’re not feeling up to the DIY challenge, you can find similar sets for purchase on Etsy.

Nintendo has yet to announce the title of the sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but they are here to tease us with a bit of footage. See Link take to the skies, face off against a giant beast, and witness gorgeous vistas as far as the eye can see. Coming to Switch in 2022.

Once Upon a Workbench worked with his friends to build his kids one of the coolest playhouses we’ve ever seen. The build was inspired by Link’s house in the Nintendo Switch game The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. If you have similar ambitions, you can purchase the plans for $60.

Writer/Director Zane O’Gwin and Cinematographer Devin Supertramp created a truly impressive fan film from the Zelda universe. As the story unfolds, a battle lures our heroes into a tragic scenario, and Link must carry on into old age alone. Behind the scenes footage here.

Beatboxer 80Fitz presents mouth sound versions of classic Nintendo music, including tracks from Super Mario Bros., Yoshi’s Island, Super Mario World, Kirby’s Dream Land, and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

Imagine if Hyrule weren’t populated with castles, trees, and dungeons, and instead Link had to rescue Princess Zelda in a big city, populated with gun-toting thugs and a villain in a cheesy white suit. Corridor envisions just that in their latest action spectacular.

A while back, artist Matt Vince created a series of awesome posters which combined the world of Zelda with the style of Hayao Miyazaki’s Studio Ghibli. He’s now brought these to life through a wonderful animated trailer. Now we want a feature film, Nintendo!

(Warning: Annoying) We’re pretty sure that the guys behind the 1989 Zelda cartoon were watching a little too much Steve Martin when they created the dialogue for Link, who seems to say the same thing a whole lot of times for a show that only lasted 13 episodes.

Using Toon.FX, VFXer FinalCutKing made this wondrous short featuring the travels of a papercut Link as he takes a new journey – though numerous computer screens on a mission to rescue Zelda.

A hand-polished brass chain and pendant set with 18k gold plating and the Triforce symbol from the Legend of Zelda games. Also available in a more affordable stainless steel version. For guys or gals.

A classical depiction of the Triforce from The Legend of Zelda by graphic designer Cory Schmitz. Available in Gold/Black, Bronze/Green and a limited edition Black/Gray. Also comes with 1″ pins.

Own prints of Jed Henry’s hit Ukiyo-e Heroes – videogame characters drawn in the traditional Japanese style. Watch woodblock artist Dave Bull make a sample print here.

A fleece pullover hoodie filled with hieroglyphs from ancient Hyrule, perfect for Legend of Zelda fans. It comes with a 1″ Eye Switch button and is also available as a T-shirt.

“An epic multi-medium show celebrating all things Zelda.” Featuring works of over 30 artists who fell in love – just like millions of us – with Miyamoto’s masterpiece. Through 4/21 at Land Gallery.

The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary bundle comes with a copy of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D and a sweet black 3DS decked with the Hyrule logo and gold embellishments.

It’s dangerous to hey! ho! let’s go! alone – take this awesome mash-up of the classic Ramones presidential seal graphic with all things Zelda. Yes, it’s also available in green. Designed by MangaKid.

Zerobriant reminds us that Link is one bad-ass warrior in this mash-up of Zelda and Game of Thrones. Also features weapons from other popular video games as well as movies and cartoons.

Teacarina? Ok, sign us up for 10. From Legend of Zelda inspired to more inventive and artful options, look no further than the quality craftsmanship of St. Louis Ocarina for all your earthen-flute needs.

Oliver Taylor had some a lot of time on his hands over the holidays, so he decided to work on something really, really important – playing the Tetris theme – by touch – using Link’s ocarina.

A re-telling of the classic game as a teen romance flick with nods to other 80s movies. +1 for the grainy VHS video style. From the guys who brought us Inglorious Plummers and the indie God of War.

A while ago we saw Mario flip out because Peach always gets kidnapped. Turns out there could be more to that. Listen to these two ungrateful misunderstood women tell their side of the story.

Evolutionary biologists have been going about it all wrong; this I Found The Missing Link T-shirt reveals it has less to do with fossil deficits and more to do with attention deficits.