Legend of Zelda
Intro
The
Legend of Zelda is a well-known video game series and one of Nintendo’s biggest
franchises. Since February 21, 1986, Nintendo has been continuing to make games
from this franchise but the one I want to talk about is the Breath of the Wild
series. Breath of the Wild was officially announced in a Wii U Direct
presentation on January 23, 2013. Eiji Eonuma stated
that the game intended to challenge the expectations that people had for the
franchise. Breath of the Wild was released worldwide for the Wii U and as a
Nintendo Switch launch title on March 3, 2017.
At the heart
of the Zelda franchise there lies a deep appreciation for the series' lore and
mythology. Fans taking apart every storyline and unraveling the secrets and the
various incarnations of the main hero Link. Each game has multiple different
storylines to link and how he will save the Kingdom again. Fans have found
every easter egg and every secret to the franchise.
Cosplay
Cosplay also plays a significant role in the Zelda fandom, with a multitude of enthusiasts putting their heart and soul into their work. Some travel overseas just to meet people who cosplay like them. There were people trying to even beat the Guinness World Record at the MCMC Comic con in London for the largest gathering of people dress as Zelda characters. One of the best aspects of the Legend of Zelda cosplay is the huge diversity of characters and designs within the franchise. With such a wide range of characters in this Franchise there's a character to suit all cosplayer’s tastes and preferences.
Collectibles
Fans of the Legend of Zelda series are renowned for their
creativity and passion, often putting all their love for the franchise into
crafting a wide array of collectibles inspired by the iconic games. From
handmade replicas to designed accessories, these collectables are signs of
their passion for this series. One of the most popular types of fan-made
collectibles is the replica of weapons and props. Examples like the Master
sword, Hylian Shield and even the little Rupee's that you pick up in the game as
you progress through the game.
Fan art is also a popular form of collectible inspired by
the Legend of Zelda series. Talented artists within the fandom create amazing
paintings and mostly digital artwork that show the scenes and landscapes from
the games. These pieces of art often showcase a diverse range of styles, from
cartoony or to detailed and realistic offering fans the opportunity to admire
and collect artwork.
Resources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eiji_Aonuma
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