Zelda animated TV series review
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- James Rolfe reviews The Legend of Zelda animated cartoon!
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“Excuse me princess” sounded perfect when James did it
Excuse me princes let me open the door for you my lovely lady
Oh i know i got chills when he said it lol
Replayed at least 20 times 😂🔥
Link is jerk in the cartoons. Link still is harassing Zelda
ikr it's like the same
God, that mario dance is so spot on
stocchinet He should have had Vinny from Vincesauce sing the song as the Nerd danced
@@PAZO2FAN binyot stop plaing babi gaemes
Mr. Rolfe, I messaged you about this show when I was 13 years old and you were new on RUclips. I'm now 25 and still love you and your videos. To 12 more years (at least)!
Dear Slim,
I wrote you but you still ain't calling. I left my cell, my pager, and my home phone at the bottom.
@@demonexmachina2101 That made my day, thanks!
@@hnorrstrom you're welcome
i met both link and zelda's voice actors at con bravo in 2015, it was a blast, they had a panel. they are some of the nicest people you will meet.
Well escuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me!!!
@@mrpickles6968 Princess!!!!
"Oh boy, smooching time!" - Link
there best be an extended "james does the mario" vid coming up
I'm still waiting on a full version of James singing the Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger theme.
I laughed so hard at that and totally want a full version of James does the Mario!
Has to be a collaboration with Vinny Vinesauce.
@PutYaGunsOn yesss legit one of my favourite AVGN moments
Clay3613 YES!
James sure can do a perfect Link impression.
"You've killed me!"
"Good."
Litigious Society ugh dont remind me of that pile of shit.
Hideo Freaking Kojima This animated series is what all true warriors watch for dinner!
I remember seeing those CDI games at a Blockbuster video of all places, and though they were based off this cartoon....then I saw the actual clips from the game later....yikes! "YOU DARE BRING LIGHT TO MY LAIR!?"
Still waiting for HD edition.
Still waiting for the 4th Zelda CDi game, the King's Quest for Dinner.
If you read the comic-adaption from Valiant Comics, there's actually a pretty good ending in this continuity - essentially, Link is tricked into getting the Triforce of Power, and use it to destroy Ganon, however, he of course becomes corrupted by it, and starts BECOMING a Ganon! However, Zelda saves him by getting him to realize what's happening, and he rejects the Power, overcoming the greed and actual weakness which makes Ganon crave Power so much. Link throws the Tri-force of Power into a bottomless well and Ganon of course jumps in after it - essentially falling for all eternity, chasing the Power...
I wish Viz Media or Dark Horse would re-release those comics in a complete edtion.
That’s actually the third issue, not the ending. (There were 7 issues total)
I need to find this so I can read it!
Did conon die
@@jadenbryant9283 CONON?
Wow, this review didn't mess around. Even synopses for every episode. I can't even think of the last time I read a review that gave me all the info I could ever want.
I agree. I think it's cool that he reviewed every single episode.
It's probably pretty easy when you consider that there were only thirteen episodes. He wouldn't be able to do this is he were talking about the Super Show itself, since it was 65 episodes (52 Mario, 13 Zelda).
Agree
I managed to get the complete series of The Legend of Zelda cartoons and every episode of Super Mario Brothers from The Super Mario Brothers Super Show. Mario ones they included a live action segment with Mario and Luigi in every episode except four. Zelda they included four live action segments. I don't know why they didn't arrange the Zelda ones to include the live action segments with every episode like how we saw it on television.
If the angry video game nerd says something doesn't suck, I do believe it.
Dan Vasc theres a yo mama joke in here somewhere
It was James not the nerd but yea...
Dan Vasc he likes the Godzilla games which sucks ass tho
I wasn't aware James was playing a character in here.
Hesusio that's what I was going to say, James is often easy to please (certainly not ALWAYS.) But that's one of the many reasons I Iove hearing his opinions.
He's a very positive guy that loves metal and plays an Angry nerd character. Gotta love him.
Prince Facade? Sounds trustworthy!
The writers weren't subtle about it, the name of his kingdom was even Arcadia.
Arcadia, the place where arcade games were invented.
It's actually:
A mountainous district in the Peloponnese of southern Greece. In poetic fantasy it represents a pastoral paradise and in Greek mythology it is the home of Pan.
Ah, okay.
Veggie Gamer facade is the name of a boss in links awakening and the oracle games
*ExcuuUUUUuuuUUUUse me princess*
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We'll excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me princess
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lum0s WAIT dont tell me you want me to run back to the store and buy mrs. puff something she doesn't need then you want me to run back here to say aaarrrggghhhh SpongeBob you're spending all me money and then I'll say but Mr Krabs I'm only doing what you said!!!! and then you'll say we're not talking about this or this were talking about thhhhiiiiiiiis!!!!!
Your, 'do the Mario'' version was spot on, "HEY EVERYONE, DO THE MARIO!'
haha, that rendition of "Do the Mario" at the end really gets me. It's perfect.
ExcuUUUUUuuuUUUUuUUUUUUUUuuUUuuussse me !!
Lol, I saw this one right as he said it.
When you have a girlfriend who loves this cartoon too.
Duuuu-huuuuuhh!! :B
How original...
Zelda: *breathes*
Link: wEeL eXcUsE mE pR1nCeEs
Oh how I loved this cartoon. Use to race to one of my friends house after school, and pray his mom wasn’t watching her soap operas at the time, and if she was, race over to my grandmothers. We use to annoy our teachers by saying “well excuuuuuse me princess” when they’d yell at us.
Wow I'm surprised the whole "Links items actually shrink" concept hasn't been used since. I mean I've never seen anyone really complain about it in the games but I'm surprised the American studio thought of a clever concept to explain it
I think I saw that in concept art or the early games or something
Makes more sense than a bag of holding, really. How would you ever find anything in a bag that leads to another dimension?
It was kind of used in Skyward Sword, which has an enchanted pouch in it that (if I remember right) shrinks down and holds all of Link's weapons
This was one of my favorite shows as a kid and still holds a special place in my heart, as dated as it may be now. Great review!
I remember when Zelda kissed Link's cheek on Captian N. Basically the same characters.
>Entire video is pretty chill.
>DO THE MARIO
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Me Princess!
asdaffewwerqa asafdaqwrad A winner is you!
I can`t even say it in a single breath
this had to be done
It's dangerous to go alone, take this *shows middle finger*
Thanks a lot, fellas. Really. ;)
Since people like the Nostalgia Critic made fun of this show, kids who didn't grow up with it got the impression it was terrible. It definitely wasn't. Almost ALL of us back then looked forward to Friday because the Zelda cartoon was awesome! Way better than the SMB Super Show. The "excuuuuuse me, princess" felt normal for cheesy cartoons of that time. All we knew was that we loved playing Zelda, and this show felt JUST like the game -- perfect for kids whose life was Nintendo. A few years later, the Super Mario Bros 3 show was also really good.
let them hate it; makes me like it even more
frozenaorta it was better than the Mario show but even then there were better shows. And they've only gotten better with time. Until they hit a dead stop and dropped off in quality in the mid 2000s.
This show is better than modern cartoons. But that's a sad statement
I remember waiting for Fridays as a kid just to see the Zelda cartoon. It's too bad that so many people trash it these days. It was one of the best cartoons back in the day.
Facts
Kids these days will never understand how great it was watching video games become cartoons. Like you said, there was very little lore about these two games back in 1990. There was little to no exposition in these games. The Super Mario Super Show really helped it bring these games to life
It was good in hindsight=/= It has stood the test of time. If you enjoyed it or STILL do, more power to you. But I've seen older yet more competent shows, so I don't care too much if "it was great back in the day! if I can't stand the characters now.
This show is clearly a product of an era before Me Too.
This Zelda cartoon and Mario 3 were my favorites, and I feel like they still hold up today.
Yeah I loved this show as a kid as well... :)
We were kinda poor and did not have cable tv or anything back at my home...so I could only watch cartoons when I visited my aunt, or my grandparents on the weekends. My grandpa recorded cartoons like this one or Tom&Jerry for me on VHS as kind of a hobby... I really miss them... Whenever I see those cartoons it makes me think of them... Oh man... those were the times. :)
The few chances back then, I even saw it just casual for 3 times + two Valiant comics (both along with ALTTP guided my imagination) - nevertheless, the increasing value of the experience on its own was incredible and still feels the same. A thing I sometimes feel it's missing nowadays, where everything is accessible within a minute and turns to be outdated within a week, for nothing more than a social competition. Some kind of self-identification with the matter: The appreciated aspects have to fit with predominant social expectations. - 8 out of 10 say it is bad, so it's easier to depriciate everything towards zero - Of course, it already was a thing in my childhood, but it reached a whole new level (more off-topic: People more and more drift apart by irrational political fears on each side, it's a frightening progress since the last few years) - Sorry for my bla bla - I just like your comment.
Haha I definitely had to read it twice to comprehend it at this hour, but yeah. I completely agree.
It is just a kind of flock-behaviour that makes modern society work like greased clockwork with all our human masses. See that show/movie to say you have seen it. Play that game or even watch it in a stream to know it. Have lots of/early sex to say you have had sex (weird tangent yeah, but similar I think). Just so you can say you "know all about it". And forget about it a week later. The way there... the experience of achieving, savouring it... The contents... It is all in the background now. And that is not even about mainstream or not. Everything has that behaviour attached to it now, it feels like.
You build memories by making it an experience to remember.
If everyone depends on the experience of one guy, we build a monoculture of opinions.
One guy yells "This is how you do it!" or "This is so fucking bad!", and the lemmings follow, without knowing their possibilities.
I actually never thought that this Zelda show was super duper amazing, but I loved the Mario show as a kid, even danced to it. Of course they are shit. But kids love that stuff. I also loved the street fighter 2 anime and that is shit. ^^ I loved so many "bad" things...
But this video, and James in general oftentimes, makes me remember that back then... I had a different perspective. I changed, society changed. But fond memories... they stay.
So we should keep making them ourselves every now and then.
And later think back, and smile at our crazy world. :)
Daelaron Man, that made me choke up. What a awesome grandpa.
Sorry :) Yeah... he really was a nice guy. Probably the most relaxed and cool elderly person I have ever met in my life.
Next on James & Mike Mondays, James and Mike dress up as Mario and Luigi and do the Mario!
Negative opinions about the Zelda cartoon?
Well, excuuuuuuse me, princess.
Nabman11 It's shit. Stop defending it with that terrible catchphrase.
>Thinks he's literally defending it
Woosh.
Omg, finally someone reviewing this show with out the up tight snobby, “I used to like this show when I was a kid...but I am not a kid anymore and kids are stupid, har har har!”
That's not being uptight; it's just recognizing your taste have change.
@@fightingmedialounge519 Wrong.
@@rexlr695 how. Realizing something you liked as a kod was dumb isn't anything new.
I dont wanna grow up im a toys r us kid! Just how i feel
It's being a douche
This is fucking great, Link saves Hyrule just to bang but ultimately get blue balled
Hey! Watch your bad word!
Holy Ganon, new AVGN episode and Zelda animated review!
OPFFIX Reborn IWONDERWHATGANONSUPTO
Holy cow Batman!
Christen Himself well EEEEEEXXXXXXXXXXCCCCCCCCCCUUUUUUUUUUSSSSSSSEEEEEEEE me princess.
I still say "excuse me, princess" the same way Link did in this cartoon. XD
every time you have to address non-reigning female royalty right
Just generally any woman in my life that feels the need to call me out for something
darkfiredreamer yea...like the other guy said, "non-reigning female royalty"
As a kid my favorite episode was the missing link. To this day I live that the only reason Zelda could see Link was because she loved him.
Even Gannon came to that conclusion. But the only thing that didn't make sense to me was that Sprite the fairy was infatuated with Link but she couldn't see him. Maybe it's because Sprite is a fairy and Link is human.
@@melissacooper4482 OR because the feelings must be mutual.
Watching Zelda from BOTW made me remember this show a lot, her attire looked very alike.
Not to mention dat ass.
You beat me to it!
@@JesseDylanMusic I beat myself to it
@@CuhShark Who doesn't?
BOTW?
I learned the word badongadong from this show. I use it all the time.
Where is that used?
Sounds like a euphemism for...
Love that series, absolutely great!
ProtoMario well excuuuuse me, Proto!
+UltraSeth 35 Well, who shat in your cereal? 😂
"Oh, funny seeing you here."
i don't understand the hate, yes the writing wasn't that good, but for kids show its fine, its what Jame's said its "action show" this isn't your steven universe type of show
kyotheman69 i agree
This Zelda show is incredibly underappreciated even though some of the plots are shared with Sonic SATAM and He-Man 80s series.
The "Excuuuuuuuse me" was the catch phrase of comedian Steve Martin. Before getting into serious/drama acting, he was a standup comic. He used it quite heavily in the 70s and 80s.
WAITING 13 week's to catch a missed episode that's dedication. Now you can just pull it up on your phone at any time. Lol.
This was fucking great, down to the blade beam sound effects!
Sprite loved Link, and Link loves Zelda? sounds like a love triangle. That's another triforce xD
SZ Needs more Rule 34
Simply the writers at DIC Entertainment were watching Disney's Peter Pan movie and thought of that idea for the Zelda cartoon.
Illuminati confirmed
Not really a triangle unless Zelda also loves Sprite.
Wow, you're so smart.
Honestly, I loved the SHIT out of this show, and it's pretty hilarious and quotable, even as an adult. Not bad at all!😂😊
Michael Berthelsen quotable? The dialog is terrible!
Michael Berthelsen same here see this show when I was 7 in 1991👻
Buc Whovian It had some great one-liners though!
definitely not as bad as everyone says
DIE MAN does anyone even say that?
*Excuse me princess!*
That Zelda animated show was at least funny😂😂😂
This was back when Nintendo was at the height of its popularity. Good times! I still have the DVD boxed set of this show.
Isn't Nintendo just as popular now?
Um, what? Nintendo probably gets more and more popular every year
@@gezi5927, they go up and down, but this is probably Nintendo's best era since the SNES and the N64 days.
The Mario Show, Zelda, and Sonic are all held close to my heart. Thanks for this review. :D
use to watch these along with captain n with mega man
Mega Man was awesome too!
I still like these shows as a kid and I still like these shows now even with the flaws, also mega man as well.
The cartoon is cheesy but enjoyable, kinda like adam west batman.
sunshinekc26
R.I.P Adam WEST
I loved this show as a kid, crazy to think there were so few episodes
IKR, I was dissappointed when I looked it up some years back to find out that only one "season" was made.
Positron This is shit! Nothing more but a whole lot less.
I did not know that there were more than one episode of Zelda animation. When I was a kid in my country Finland there was just one VHS tape released where was two episodes of Super Mario Bros Super Show. One had Mario animation and one had Zelda. There were also available VHS tapes of Mario animation without the acted Super Show parts but not any tapes of Zelda animation so I just thought that maybe Zelda just had one episode...
It's funny, I watched this as a kid too but I had no idea it was only 13 episodes. I have these memories of like, some epic saga that spans over dozens or hundreds of episodes.
Mandela effect?
Same here. I probably just didn't really care that I was watching reruns over and over.
Same here lol
Z Man7 no. Just that it came on ONCE every week. And it was 13 weeks. PLENTY of time to forget wht happened each episode. Or just not have to think about it. And unless you taped it, you didn't have constant easy access to it. So it was fresh each time you saw the old episodes. Then it was cut off and time moved on and all you're left with is a memory of 13 weeks of a great cartoon. And you apply what you know about MOST cartoons, being long sagas or having more episodes and seasons. And you just auto actually app,y that to that very old memory.
Mandela affect has only the similar idea of changing something in your memory, but it's more pertaining to something you say ALL the time, even currently, and have been, just slightly wrong. But just similar.
Doesn't apply to just any ol mistake
That ending. Priceless. God bless.
In hindsight, I'm kind of impressed at how much they were able to flesh these characters out, particularly Zelda. As James notes, she's not some damsel in distress, locked away in some far-off tower, but a partner to Link, a fighter, and completely capable on her own. It's interesting that it took the actual Zelda game series years to catch up with this idea.
Prior to that, the only time you can play as a fighter version of Zelda was with Smash Bros Melee and the CDI games.
It's a shit cartoon but I'll give them credit for not making Zelda a damsel in distress.
I used to run my ass off to make it home to watch zelda after school. I've been showing these all to my 3 boys they love it.
Maxrage PS4 t
I've never watched this series nor do I have any plans to... I just wanna hear James talk. I could listen to him ramble on about anything.
Marubolas ya seems like a cool guy and he has so much passion for movies and games and his collection is cool. I like his set up.
He could read the phone book... no wait, that's not a thing anymore...
He could read the ingredients lists of food for an hour and I'd watch every moment of it.
What crock of horse shit
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We need to see James Rolfe dancing to Do the Mario.
It was great to see Link with a personality instead of being a player's avatar who had the game's characters putting words on his mouth and Zelda as a warrior princess instead of a damsel in distress.
I never understood why Link had to do cleaning duties, it's something that should have been done by Zelda's inexistent servants so he could use that time to train or relax.
Every time Link says, "Well excuuuuuse me princess." I feel like throwing my mouse at my monitor.
-Well, excuuuUUuuu..
Yeah, you know the drill.
Me Princess!
Exaaaaaaaaaaactly.
James Rolfe is my favorite person alive
There was an episode of Captain N that took place in Hyrule that was sorta like the 14 episode. I remember thinking it was decent as a kid.
lordkandar there were actually a few episodes of Captain N season two that either take place in Hyrule or feature Link and Zelda. They even used the same voice actors and based the character designs on the Super Show characters.
I loved Link and Zelda's designs in Captain N, I wish they made a spin-off in that show's version of Hyrule.
the messed up thing with me when i was a kid (am age 34 now) is on the way home from school on the school bus the way they drove kids home was i briefly remember them doing it in alphabetical order as i recall.
what sucked for me is that every time the super mario super show and legend of zelda was on TV is that by the time the bus driver got me home those shows literally just ended and were done for the day.
every day i was thinking to myself (and not speaking aloud of course) "common driver hurry up and get me home so i can see my shows". In addition to that back then i was like "put shows on when i have time to see them". What really sucked then is that literally none of these shows were on during the weekend when i was not at school.
:(
luckily NOW i can finally use the one thing i did not have access to when i was a kid known as "the INTERNET".
without that i would never be able to see these shows i missed so many years ago.
one thing about me that is true to this day is sometimes i literally have no patience
to this day also i wish people would put my favorite shows on when i have time to see them only lol
i mean plus if people want kids to watch their shows why were they so dumb as to put some of them on while allot of us where in school anyway?
that i will never know
Dude what are you on? Honestly seems like you on G or something. I understood what you were saying but it's almost jibberish man. I hope u ok
I know that feeling. went through it in elementary school (35 now). I had to remember to set the vcr to record once we got one or else id miss half an episode. I used to get so excited when my mom would pick me up from school so id get home right before it started.
now as a father myself with a 3 year old, I'm going to try and get my son into some of the classic stuff I loved like these cartoons.
Bro, you are the best for doing this.
I would really like to see James do a full "Do the Mario" the bit he did at the end was hilarious! XD (There are no videos of anyone doing this on yt yet!)
wait, really? In all these years, nobody did this?
Thinking back on it now, Link reminds me of Wheeler from Captain Planet...who was always hitting on Linka...hmmm
We need a full video of James dancing to his own cover of "Do the Mario".
goddamn that show is hardcore I got the DVD set for my birthday from my uncle as a kid and I still watch it
Don't ever call it hardcore! it's a piece of shit!
The Super Mario Brothers Super Show / Zelda Cartoon and the Dungeons and Dragons cartoon is some of my favorite cartoons. I used to watch that all the time back in the day.
Good point on the original music. If you've seen Justice League, they sneak in the 90s Batman Animated Series theme in there.
Excard0n yup in the episode injustice for all
To be fair, thats the theme from Batman '89.
yup I always love the Tim burton's batman Theme
Geoff good gamer *Danny Elfman's Batman theme
yup that's the only one
I loved this show so very much! Even looking back as an adult, the obvious weaknesses that are the points of criticism are points that just make me chuckle and just add to the camp and cheese that make it very much a product of its time. For me, they don't detract from my enjoyment of the show, they actually make me love it more adding to the nostalgia factor you mentioned! I got the DVD set the day it came out and have watched the series through many times in the years since and it's still great!
I'd love to hear you talk about the classic Pac-Man animated series.
Machohervey Or the '83(I believe) Donkey Kong series, since nobody ever talks about it.
Machohervey Agree. How about the original Ghostbusters show, the one with the ape lmao.
Your impression of Link saying "excuse me princess" is on point.
"Excuuuuuse me, Princess"
The only thing i remember about this show.
Now do Captain N, please!
Steve Gordon That's a Mega-great idea!
Oh fuck yes!!!
Yes Rolfeicus needs to do that reviewicus!
noicus...
Steve Gordon a Proper Captain N review would be great.
When Rolfe talks, I stop everything. And I listen.
Oops I accidentally looked at the comments section again.
WELL EXCUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUSE ME PRINCESS!.
WHY? DID YOU BURP?
NotEntirelySure Love your game runs.
Lmao! That ending
Rly takes the cake
It was amazing how they were able to fill 65 weekdays with fun diverse episodes of your favorite video game characters on their wacky adventures, all based on 4 games(fine 5 if you include the lost levels)
Reminds me of how beautiful RUclips Rewinds used to be back when RUclips was smaller, but now…
Surprise you didnt mention the Captain N the Game Master crossover episode.
I know there were a couple episodes where Captain N and Link teamed up. I think it was the later seasons when they added Gameboy.
Wait, a little fairy in love with her human-sized partner? That's Tinkerbell and Peter Pan!
Holy Shit he sounds exactly like link when he says "excuuuuuse me princess" it's amazing
Garret the wastelander literally perfect, he should be link if they do a reboot lol.
I turned 40 last year, and I find myself watching more and more Cinemassacre to get that perfect nostalgia.
I like the animated series. I think there's nothing wrong with Link and Zelda having different personalities in this cartoon, since like in the games, there are many different Links and Zeldas. And they even gave Zelda a Bow and Link a horse even before Ocarina of Time!
Yeah, Link in the cartoon is shown to love fishing. That's 9 years before Ocarina introduced fishing.
Kevin Lima Ferreira that hasn't been established at the time though. Well there were two Zelda's
Kevin Lima Ferreira
Only majority flew is why doe Link acting like Peter Pan in term as goofy personality instead resemble his respect heroism character.
Link has no personally in the games, why i like the cartoon if he did this what he would be. Seriously Link doesn't even need to be a guy he's "you" character would be nice Nintendo would give us option make him a female as well, again he doesn't have any personality
well im sure it does work when its written well like with how the netflix castlevania show turned out or hopefully with the new live action fallout series coming out in april
I, too, looked forward to this show every Friday as a kid. Good times!
After this series ended, these same versions of Link and Zelda appeared in a few episodes of Captain N as well.
The Legend of Zelda cartoon is like a guilty pleasure, it's funny, but it's enjoyable. It's like the Aladdin cartoon series, it very similar to Aladdin.
Welll excuuuuuuse me, James Rolfe
Need a review on the animated series of dungeons and dragons
I was obsessed with this cartoon as a kid. The reason was that it only aired on Friday. I liked Mario... but it felt to kiddie for me. I felt pandered to at times.
The station that showed the Mario show only showed one zelda episode. It drove me crazy. The other issue was that I had to go to school about the same time it came on tv. One time I had a Friday off from school. It was glorious. When I really liked a cartoon I faked being sick. I rarely did it. Fooling your mom is tough and very risky.
I think I actually got sick on a friday once. I was in second grade.
The bummer was that I only saw that one episode. There was no binge watching in 1988... unless you bought all the VcR tapes.
Honestly surprised nobody's done an 'abridged' version of the Zelda cartoon or tried to do a mashup thing where different bits and pieces from different episodes are spliced to make a larger narrative. i always remember it having a lot of solid to it but even as a kid being annoyed at how much of a goof link was.
I think people's biggest gripe is that Nintendo took Link in an entirely different direction following this cartoon. By Botw, he's become a silent, reserved, stoic hero who's sense of duty comes before anything else, a complete 180 from the cartoon Link. Now that incarnation has become established, so people newer to the series, since OOT for example, find this Link a disservice to the character, especially since we have no other live-action or cartoon to go off of (CDI DOESN'T COUNT).
Abridged shows only work for me when they're dealing with non comedic material. How do you make fun of something that's so silly that it's nearly self aware? What could you dub in that would make the show look more ridiculous than it already does? How do you abridge a show that's only thirteen episodes long?
nahor88 he was fighting pit in anime form in the recent Smash Bros
Andrew Singleton do you mean a RUclips poop, there was a ton of those in early RUclips, but they were mostly about the cd-I Zelda games
I'm more surprise how fans didnt give a single attempt to reboot the show, even for one episode. It would be cool to see fans fix the flaws that this show had and at the same time, add a sense of freshness from the newer games, for example having a ganondorf cameo from a spell like he had done with the capture wand
I loved this show and was ridiculed for watching it. It's not like I was too old since I was only nine at the time. As for my favorite episode, it was last one: Moblins are Revolting. It had one of the funniest moments ever. The scene was Link reading a comic book and Moblins & Gorias break in to attack. But they screw up and only accidentally destroy each other. Link never got up once and just said afterward, "Wow, I'm good."
The only reason I kind of like the show is because Zelda is not just a vanilla damsel in distress but an actual character with personality, that participates in the episodes and doesn't just sit in a tower until she get's kidnapped. I've been wanting a Zelda game since then (no, I don't count the CD-I games).
This is more like Lois Lane Masquerading as Zelda
You do know there's a ton of Zelda games out since the CDI, right?
Ad964 No we had Link games. I mean having Zelda as a protagonist.
Txcforever well they are called Zelda games.
I get what you are saying though.
I found the entire series on DVD for $5 a few years back. I don't care what anyone says; this was a fine slice of childhood nostalgia! 🤘
I still own the vhs from my childhood it has the last 3 episodes.
bigphil0005 I laughed my ass off when I saw the Do The Mario dance at the end of the Zelda cartoon.
Zelda was a total babe, especially when she returns in Captain N (Lana was a complete fox, too)
Lots of sexy princesses in 80's.
"She's a fox" haven't heard that in a while
G. Neutral I would like to see the models that posed as Zelda and Lana,the way they were drawn was a gaming nerds dream or fantasy
G. Neutral animated women look better than real life women 😄
I know right.
I agree with you, Fridays ruled when this show would come on me and my friends would race home from the school bus to watch it, we were in awe of a Zelda cartoon show.
I loved Fridays then! All through the week after school I watched the Mario cartoons and afterwards the live action Mario and Luigi would introduce a preview of the upcoming Zelda episode. Friday arrives and I watch the Zelda cartoon with excitement!
Link and Sprite, how would that even work?
Link jumps into his shrinking satchel to downsize himself. Then it's direct-to-video NSFW uncensored fairy tale.. or, Link getting some fairy tail. Buh-duh-dum.
Thank you ladies and gentlemen, I'm here all week.
Where there's a will, there's a way. But probably just rubbing, really.
google Rule 36 and you will know.
Think back to Tinkerbell and Peter Pan in the movie Hook...Yeah.
I dunno, but I hear Link prefers 7-Up to Sprite.
I thought I was the only one who liked the zelda cartoon. I have just heard people complain about it.
Hell it sounds like you could make a drinking game with how many times link says " excuse me princess
Combee Chan
I CAN’T BELIEVE I SCROLLED DOWN JUST TO MAKE SURE I WASN’T BEING REDUNDANT. “WELL EXCUUUUUUUUSE ME” IS WHAT MADE STEVE MARTIN FAMOUS
Capn' Lou as Mario always reminded me of my Italian grandmother for some reason, it's just a coincidence she was from Brooklyn and her Dad's name was Luigi, true story. Anyway, I never missed an episode of the Super Show and always looked forward to seeing Zelda (on Fridays I think it was.) I loved the show, it gave emotional attachment to the characters that we only had connection in 8 bit visuals and text prior. Glad you touched on this James. please excuuuuuuuuuuuuse me for this novella of a comment.
I remember racing home from school on Fridays to watch this :)
Well, Excussssseeeeeeeee ME, Princess! I have all these shows on DVD. Still find them fun and well animated for TV standards. I also really liked the Captain N episodes that featured Link and Zelda. I believe they even had the same voice actors from the original Zelda cartoon. Thanks for the review, James!
I actually met the guy who played Toad in the show, John Stocker, at Anime Boston a couple years ago. He was invited as one of the people who worked on the original Sailor Moon dub, where he served as the voice director and as the voice of Rei's (Sailor Mar's) grandfather, along with Linda Ballantyne (Voice of Sailor Moon herself) and Toby Proctor (Voice of Tuxedo Mask). He was awesome and actually did the voice of Toad when I asked.
3:47 Good impression of Link (i've watched it) Excuuusee meeeeeeee!!!!!