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The Gothic Legend of Zelda
The Gothic Legend of Zelda by @klawzie (Chella Reaves)

A more Gothic take on the Legend of Zelda games/manga. My boyfriend and I are considering collaborating and producing a doujinshi based on this picture.

Anyway, I know Link is a bit less "gothy" than Zelda, but that's how it worked out in my mind. And now Hyrule will never be the same. >_>

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Posted: Monday, 13 October, 2003 @ 06:36 PM
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That is one stellar idea! I love the costuming on Zela.

I think Link would probably look more goth if you lightened the hair up some, and stuff. Maybe look at Castlevania: Symphony of the Night art (or the manga) for an idea of how to do that even more?

Yeah. COOL IDEA, m'dear.

Posted: Monday, 13 October, 2003 @ 08:52 PM
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You are an unholy genious. I LOVE Zelda's hair. And her armor-ey shoulder things. I know I say it alot, but I love the texture on the clothing.

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Posted: Sunday, 28 December, 2003 @ 03:41 PM
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Zeldas dress is absolutely fantastic... i love it . i just do... this whole picture is soo cool.... oh, and Links eyes are pretty ^_^

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