Original Source: https://nitter.net/VERTIGRIS_ART/status/1405301327689924614

Despite being posted by VERTIGRIS and their own website being on the image as a watermark, I wasn't able to find that particular image ON their site, otherwise I would have linked that instead.

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I'm not a huge fan of Musou/Warriors games, but Age of Calamity was interesting enough. Age of Imprisonment blows it away. Unlike AoC, AoI is canon. And it blends seamlessly into TotK's narrative. Nothing feels forced or contrived. It's so satisfying seeing the snippets of Zelda's memories from TotK fleshed out with extra context. It really is "the rest of the story." And a lot of it is told through cut scenes, easily watched on your video platform of choice if the gameplay isn't your cup of tea.

Cheers to the creative teams for pulling this off. I love the world that they built and the characters within it. The lore, the environmental storytelling of BotW, the cinematics of the Warriors games. This is easily my favorite Zelda era.

Original source (non-xitter link): https://nitter.net/anx87400528/status/1741841709494137221

On an unrelated note, I love this horse coloration. It's one of my favorites right after all-black, and the one with the blue-ish white mane.

I'm not the OC, I just found it in am imgur dump.

I found this advert from the 1950s on archive.org while searching for something entirely unrelated. Remember, buy a bottle of Zonite today for "feminine daintiness" and charm.

Basically minus duping with less steps. Requires no frame-perfect inputs.

Observant viewers will be able to determine exactly when the player's soul leaves their body.

Now that there's an easier way to share, have an early game fail from a couple of years ago. (If it works.)

There's an updated version of the "Fashion of the Wild" armor preview simulator: https://fashion-tool.github.io/botw-totk-armor/

The images are a little dark and it isn't as neat and tidy as the original BotW armor sim, but it is still a helpful tool to decide what your armor should look like without the need to dye every single piece yourself in-game. Just mix-and-match to your heart's content! ;)

(I am not the creator of this program - all credit goes to them)

From the official artbook. It's pretty much how they appear in-game, but holy sh*t some of those proposed size differences tiptoe into Skitty+Wailord territory. I know he's pretty tall in-game already, but look at the second pic for example - his head alone is as big as her entire torso. Standing next to him she'd barely reach up to his waist.

From the creators of Cyanide and Happiness

Original Source: https://www.tumblr.com/stupjam/720686900162297856/totk-link-brings-wolf-link-on-some-adventures

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I know Nintendo said they don't want to make DLC for TotK, but it would be so SO awesome if there was a way to get Wolf Link back without having to mod your game...

Original Source: https://www.tumblr.com/stupjam/720686900162297856/totk-link-brings-wolf-link-on-some-adventures

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I know Nintendo said they don't want to make DLC for TotK, but it would be so SO awesome if there was a way to get Wolf Link back without having to mod your game...

Original Source: https://vinnie-cha.tumblr.com/post/719059111712522240/some-more-silly-doodles-of-her-being-a-liar

Suishi goes over the three simplest duplication glitches that work in 1.2.1.

Original source, in case the direct link doesn't work properly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-Oj4i56iQY&t=

Alternate link on imgur: https://i.imgur.com/ZezvcmH.mp4

Original source: https://www.awkwardzombie.com/awkward-zombie/fits-and-head-starts

JFLD is not going to like this one 😅

Good info but definitely has Monty Python energy: