I played Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the first time

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  @SarahKey · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  Growing up I had an N64 from my grandma but we only had 3 games for it: Mario 64, Mario Party, and Mario Kart. I always wanted to try Zelda, but I just never had the opportunity to. This playthrough was incredibly special to me. I get the hype of this game / series and cannot wait to continue it! &lt;3<br><br>Also! I&apos;m currently doing a Zelda marathon on my Twitch channel! I&apos;ve played through OOT, Majora, and recently Wind Waker. Next up is Twilight Princess~ Link is in the description.

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  @rafaynoman1180 · 1 year ago

  Accidentally pressing &quot;no&quot; to the owls, &quot;Did you get all that&quot; is truly the peak of Zelda experiences.

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  @csrjjsmp · 1 year ago

  When she heard Deku and immediately thought my hero academia i crumbled into dust and blew away in the breeze

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  @TheWorstPartyMember · 1 year ago

  Finding a blind playthrough of this game in this day and age is like finding a beautiful unicorn.

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  @Sam-Pereira · 1 year ago

  Editing a full playthrough down to one video in such a concise way to get all the big moments is a task of epic proportions. Doing that and STILL being able to include tons of silly funny moments and a KH reference counter is S tier 😂<br>Thank you and well done this was awesome 🎉

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  @RoyalCrustle · 1 year ago

  Getting stuck in an owl loop for a bit. Truly a proper OoT playthrough. 😂

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  @Sam_Hancock · 1 year ago

  Not sure if it has been said, but the ending to this game is so tragic. Link is not born kokiri (his Hylian mother leaves him by the woods to save him), but by having Navi, he is allowed to be in the forest. Navi is his passport in and out of the forest. By writing Navi out in the last scene of the game, Link can never go back to the forest, else he becomes a Stalfos. <br><br>He rescued Hyrule, then got sent to a past where Ganondorf never takes over, and can never return back home. He is now a lost child in Hyrule where no one knows he saved the world. <br><br>Ganondorf stole Links childhood, and Link will never be remembered as a hero by anyone he talks to for the rest of his life. No one to share in his trauma, no one to talk to.

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  @sayzar9474 · 1 year ago

  It’s pretty rare to see genuine reactions to the “Sheik is Zelda” moment these days.

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  @ShallBePurified · 1 year ago

  It&apos;s so interesting seeing someone who didn&apos;t grow up with this game question if they are supposed to find rupees in someone&apos;s house when it is ingrained in my DNA to invade every house and break every pot because that&apos;s the norm of this world.

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  @StripofPaper · 1 year ago (edited)

  &quot;Does Zelda know about all these little...side quests?&quot; <b>puts on chapstick</b><br><br>This almost took me out 🤣🤣🤣

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  @daroomphie · 1 year ago

  When she said &quot;I&apos;m gonna have to cycle through these boots like 16 times&quot; I had a big ol chuckle. Ya forgot the zero at the end of 16

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  @IzualRivasTavera · 1 year ago

  The moment you said &quot;you stole links childhood&quot; it is a fact, once the adventure is over he is returned to the child timeline where no one knows he is a hero thus becoming with time into the Forgotten Hero

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