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The Legend of Zelda
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })In 1989, in addition to their animated episodes based on the Super Mario Bros. franchise, DiC had also produced a short series of cartoons based on the NES Zelda games. The cartoons include elements of both The Legend of Zelda and The Adventure of Link. Like the games, the animated series features Link's continuing adventures in the kingdom of Hyrule, battling the evil forces of Ganon alongside Princess Zelda and a Fairy Companion named Spryte. It shared a number of details in common with the comic book series produced by Valiant Comics around the same time.Thirteen cartoons were aired in total, airing as part of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! during the Friday episodes (i.e., every fifth episode).note During the Monday-Thursday Super Show episodes, there is a preview of that week's Legend of Zelda episode during the second live-action segment. There presumably would have been more, but when SMBSS was cancelled, the Zelda segments went with it. The characters of Link and Zelda, along with their respective voice actors, were then adopted into the cast of Captain N: The Game Master, where Link had a rivalry-turned-friendship with the titular Captain.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })The thirteen original episodes can be purchased in a DVD box set from Shout! Factory. | |
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10-Minute Retirement: For a good portion of "The White Knight," Zelda ignores Link and fawns over Prince Façade, making Link extremely jealous. Her laughing at Link's klutz attack after he tries to impress her with his Impractically Fancy Outfit is the last straw; he calls it quits as the Triforce's protector and leaves the castle without telling her. But when he hears her screaming after Ganon's minions have taken her, he hesitates for only a few moments before racing back to the rescue. ("I'm such a sucker!") | |
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Abhorrent Admirer: Ganon has some sort of love for Zelda, although it's unclear if it's a genuine crush or simply lust. However, he's a grotesque Pig Man who expressly wants to kill the people Zelda loves and rule Hyrule as a tyrant. As such, Zelda is disgusted by him. | |
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