Night

She is the princess of the country you live in…!

Himeno Mikan

In the GBA version, the dialogue was different, right?

I don’t know if they wanted to teach about the Knight family, but it sounds significant if you cut it off at the princess’s…

The uncle killed by a soldier who died in a nearby jar! Isn’t that the uncle!

I always thought it was my dad.

A quite rare relative of Link in the series.

Looking back now, that uncle was way too easy… At least I hoped he would make it to Agnimm.

It’s okay to defeat Ganon.

The spinning slash is a secret technique passed down in the clan! I can’t remember if it’s a setting from the manga or if it’s from the original work.

I understand that in terms of gameplay, we have to quickly leave it to Link.
I feel like I died in the first corridor without even swinging a weapon!

You will become… the knight of the princess…
It still makes sense like that, so it’s really nothing significant…

It’s not like I’m asking you to take care of the princess after saving me…
I thought there was something like that, but it’s actually Sword of Mana.

Meat toilet.

Here, I received the unnecessary information that at Link’s house, he lives with his uncle but there is only one bed.

I’m going and dying in about 5 minutes… That’s why.

Every time, Link doesn’t have parents.

Let’s just say I was defeating the weaklings along the way.

It seems that they tried to force their way through and ended up cornered in a dead end, exhausting their strength.
I wonder if you either jumped down the same hole as Link and exhausted yourself, or something like that.

They might have cleared away the areas where there were no enemies.
No, but it’s the waterway right after entering through the back entrance of the hidden passage…

Somehow, an old man who seems to be alive at the ending.

I was like, “Wait, you were alive at the ending?!”

Even if I was defeating weak enemies, there are still enemies at the front entrance…

The ending of Link’s Awakening is the Revival END.

It looked like it had fallen into a hole and was exhausted.

So that’s how that ended.

If we had just let Link handle this from the beginning, Uncle wouldn’t have had to die.

It’s often forgotten, but the early Link is set as a young boy.

The monsters disappeared, the soldiers’ brainwashing was lifted, the dead came back to life, and the Master Sword fell into eternal slumber.
It’s the ending of the goddamn game.

Is this old man in this state in such an empty place because he jumped down?

It becomes a difficult issue in gaming to determine how far you needed to get for your uncle’s stock to rise…

I liked the atmosphere of the first event being at night and raining.

If it’s like this…

I always end up pulling the side where the bombs are falling.

Unlike Link, I’m an uncle and I’m fat.
That hole is clearly too narrow, so I took serious damage there.

In a four-panel comic, there’s a story where an old man falls into a hole and dies.
I have laughed before.

You are… the son of the princess…

This passage used to have a large number of jars, and the uncle ended up eating them instead.

Uncle, wasn’t it good that you didn’t recklessly charge in with a sword?
Since you’re weak, just leave it to Link.

Uncle, dog dead, loser!
Dead like a dog, a useless death, a loser!

I wonder if they were just ordinary siblings in the original setting.

I remember being attacked by Agni in the manga during a business trip.

Is it the story from Ishinomori’s manga that Agunim killed the uncle…?

I’ve never seen someone so eager to beat up an old man.
I really saw it for the first time.

Isn’t there a lot of strange old men in Skyward Sword?

Is it the old man who gives bottles under the bridge?

Isn’t it just the signboard guy who’s strange?

I feel like nothing was said about the uncle after this…

The thief Blind is not an uncle.

The blacksmith uncle was also a sufficiently strange uncle in the four-panel comic theater.

I’ve never talked about Uncle from Link to the Past this much…

He appears several times in the series, but it’s a secret from everyone that he’s quite a strange uncle.

The blacksmith uncle is a mysterious guy who says he can forge the Master Sword.

Bridge Uncle, Escape Uncle, Secret Uncle, Jar Uncle

There are many strange uncles in Zelda, that’s why.

The reason I can think of so many strange uncles from Link’s Awakening is also because the creator of Guruguru overused them in the four-panel manga theater.

Even spin-offs like Tingle are coming out.

I remember learning that if you sprinkle magic powder on an old lady, she can turn into a fairy, probably from a four-panel comic.

When you think about it, the start of A Link to the Past is quite hard, isn’t it?

In Wind Waker, you release the seal of the Master Sword.
The Master Sword itself broke in Tears of the Kingdom, didn’t it?

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Even though Uncle came back to life, Link, you just leave one person behind and go on a journey, huh…

I thought soldiers were monsters because they have a cross-shaped smoke effect when defeated.

I hadn’t seen the uncle’s appearance at first, so when I played it for the first time, I thought it looked like this.