the legend of zelda twilight princess vol 7

There was a little bit too much Ilia in this one for my taste. Once they gain the last piece of the Shadow Crystal, Midna dismiss Link and tell him she doesn’t need him anymore. There is the classic “Link fight a giant monster to free the temple of the dark curse.” The young prince agrees to guide Link to the “Water Temple”. Link, Illia and Telma bring him to Kakariko’s village Shaman. Prince Ralis have manage to escape but is injure. The Zora’s Domain is frozen, and the lake is now dry. The villagers think this is related to the disturbance at Lake Hylia. Ilia is taken in by tavern keeper Telma, but is suffering from memory lost. There is only one shadow crystal left to find. A demon has possessed two of the Goron and once again, Link saves the day. The Goron are pissed at the human from Kakariko’s Village and are far from the cute creatures I remember from my childhood. This time we get two temples instead of one! Why change classic of the franchise when we can have the Death Mountain and Zora’s Domain? While there was a positive message of each day being a new day to cast aside your baggage and start afresh, I was saddened that 'healing' was encouraged with the age-old and very temporary solution of drinking your troubles away.

Romance or no, I love the kindness and care Link and Ilia show for each other.Ĭontent Note: Besides the violence and mature themes, drunkenness was cast in a positive light. I must admit that because I like Ilia so much and her relationship with Link, my traitorous Zelink heart almost prefers Twilight Link and Ilia? The game left romance pretty open to interpretation, so I’m not sure what the manga will do in the end. The fear is palatable as monsters arise to try to drag her back into despair, but then-then the best part of the series for me so far.

We return to Ilia here, and may I just say I love Ilia? For whatever reason, she seems to be an unpopular character, and I don’t understand why? Other than she’s kind and.normal? (heaven forbid) She’s lost her memory due to the traumatic experiences she’s been enduring, leaving us unsure if it’s what we saw or if worse happened, but it’s completely heart-breaking. Quite a bit of story is packed into this volume. It’s what makes Link so great, and frankly, so rare of a hero to see in stories these days. Risking your own safety for the well-being of others, never calling it quits even when the going gets tough, and emotionally supporting the broken-hearted.

The legend of zelda twilight princess vol 7