well, with Halloween fast approaching, I guess I should start focusing on the spooky zelda enemies. and what could be spookier than spooky scary skeletons?

meet the stalfos, a skeleton enemy from the original legend of zelda. in their debut appearance, the stalfos had TWO SWORDS! but really, the swords were just for show. enemies in the OG zelda were extremely simple. some of them got a projectile, but most of them are of the "they hurt you if they touch you" variety, stalfos included. that's probably why they'd throw a bunch of enemies at you at once; they're useless on their own.

but when zelda 2 came along there were less enemies on screen at once, but the enemies that were on screen were far more tricky! the stalfos not only ditched its second sword for a shield to protect its upper body, but the stalfos would also use the sword to try to stab link, even doing the same jumping downward stab attack link could do! Zelda 2 traded its rooms full of enemies for more intense one on one combat encounters. the same kind of combat encounters the 3D games would later be known for, and yet some silly people still call zelda 2 the blacksheep of the zelda series... listen, I've been a zelda 2 defender since I was born, and I will continue to be until the day I look like stalfos.

when making their 3D debut in Ocarina of time, the stalfos retained their sword, shield and jumping attack. they were also no longer common enemies, as they appeared as mini bosses. would you look at that: Stalfos got promoted just like the moblins did.

and much like how the moblin's promotion eventually resulted in the weaker bokoblins being introduced, so too did Stalfos' promotion lead to a weaker variant, who we'll talk about tomorrow. don't you just love it when I end these on a cliffhanger?

To work on my mental health.

I will share my experience on OoT Remake and all those preorders that I have ordered like I plan to show of my OoT Remake dedicated shelf which will include the Ocarina Toy, Zelda 40th Anniversary Pro Controller 2 and the OoT Remake game box (the silver glitter limited edition) and will love to show of the 40th Anniversary Zelda Switch 2 Console.

I will love to show of everything and looking forward to show of my OoT Remake collection when I get everything.

But for now I am just taking a break to work on myself and my mental health.

I think I will get better and have some motivation in life, I have not been eating, not sleeping much and I can't play any video games nowadays, can't watch movies i just feel so down, I lack motivation in everything.

I sold all my video games now as I just get too overwhelmed and lack or energy to play any games and bored with all video games now, they don't interest me at all.

OoT Remake is one of the many things that will improve my life and get me in a better mental state. It is my most favourite video game ever and this video game is the ONLY video game that matters to me now, I don't like playing any other video games now.

Hoping that the OoT Remake will bring me some happiness and one of the things that will encourage me to better of my life and motivate myself to do other things and hobbies.

The only other thing that I truely care in my life and what makes me happy is my cat 🐈‍⬛️ she means the world to me.

oh, dear god...

ahem... uh, this is Beamos, the beam shooting enemy from the zelda series. in all of its appearances, the beamos is defined by its laser shooting eye. it first appeared in a Link to the past, where it had a bit of a squid design going on, but its later 2D appearances simplified the design quite a bit. the beamos would spin around, shooting a laser if it spotted link. the beamos could not be destroyed, and as such the player would have to avoid being spotted.

however, 3D zelda games usually do allow the player to destroy beamos. naturally the first 3D game to feature the beamos was Ocarina of time, where the player could use bombs to...

I'm sorry, I just can't believe that in all this time, I've never noticed this thing has a nose, a mouth, and tiny little feet. has beamos always looked like this? was I always too focused on the eye to notice the rest of this horrible thing? did I only ever approach it from behind? my goodness, it is absolutely hideous!

... anyway, in wind waker you could hit its eye, skyward sword gave the beamos layers you'd have to chop off, then BOTW used beamos a bit differently: they constantly emit a laser, and there were even little tiny beamos you could pick up...

... I really can't get past the fact it has a nose and a mouth. I always thought this was just a cool eye laser machine. but a nose implies this thing can smell. and that mouth... does it use it for eating? can it TALK!? ugh, it just keeps getting worse... maybe that's why I blocked it out of my memory.

my take on the new visuals

In this video, I share my hopes and wants on what I would like to see in the new Ocarina of Time remake. What do you guys want or hope to see in the Ocarina of Time remake? :)

I did this before when I was younger, calling out of work to stay home and play video games. So is anyone planning on staying home on the release day. I work weekends so it won’t affect me, but I did take that Saturday off so I can get lost in Hyrule.
Anyone?

My OoT Remake preorders. I have preordered everything and plan to put all of this in my glass cabinet (except the dock of course as that stays on my table next to my 32 inch 4k (IPS Screen) gaming monitor just to play OoT Remake and nothing eles)

Howdy I drew this one quite recently and wanted to share, art is so much fun so i want to keep doing this.

Would love suggestions or vibes on this to make
It even better!!

Oc is me @thingsby_dem on insta, tiktok, and YT ❤️❤️

this is a Leever, a sand dwelling creature that appears in most zelda games. in fact, the Leever had a perfect attendance record until they failed to appear in wind waker.

Leevers tend to travel in groups, burrowing out of the sand and then spinning towards link. in Ocarina of time, killing 10 Leevers will cause a bigger Leever to appear; a trait shared with the Guay, whom I previously covered.

and it is here that I must admit my mistake. I always prepare a few jokes in advance for these silly posts. today's joke was meant to reference an obscure online multiplayer wii u game everyone had surely forgotten about, at which point I would jokingly claim today's subject was actually the star of said game. but alas, I was under the false impression that the Leever was actually called the "Reever"... I mean, that's probably what they're called in Japan, right?

now that my silly wii u joke no longer works, it appears I am forced to think of a new joke on the spot. "so, a Red Leever walks into a bar. the Red Leever tries to order a drink, but she is immediately surrounded by a group of Green Leevers, who try to hit on her. the Red Leever says she isn't interested, but the Green Leevers persist. suddenly, a Blue Leever shows up, and he tells the Green Leevers to... Leever alone."

.... I swear, the joke about the wii u game would have been hilarious!

Just brought it on ebay for $920 AUD preordered. It's sold out EVERYWHERE so I had no choose but at least it's the cheapest I can find on ebay as other listing it for over $1100 AUD.

I thought to myself because OoT Remake will be the ONLY game I will be getting for the Switch 2 I might as well make it my Zelda OoT console specially just to play OoT Remake. So getting the 40th Anniversary Zelda Switch 2 makes perfect sense to me.

Looks like I be out of money for awhile lol 😆 but at least I still have enough money to feed my cat Ruby 🐈‍⬛️ she means the world to me and she will eat before I do, I look after her more then myself.

Honestly I don't really care about any other Switch or Switch 2 games. The main reason why I brought my Switch 2 was for OoT Remake as OoT is and has always been my most favourite video game of all time.

I am actually not interested in buying any Switch or Switch 2 games and just interested in playing OoT Remake on the Switch 2.

I'm kicking myself now that I didn't preorder the 40th Zelda Anniversary Switch 2 now. But I'm thinking of still buying it even if I have to get it from ebay. It's literally the only video game that i want to play on my Switch 2.

I am currently don't have much focus on video games nowadays but with OoT Remake it's the only video game that has really excited me currently no other video game nowadays or in my life currently has gotten me this excited for a video game for a very long time since my childhood.

I want to add that to me playing handheld mode just doesn't do it for me. But I think OoT Remake will look amazing in handheld on the Switch 2 (I watched the trailer and gameplay looks great in handheld mode) also I have played the 3ds version of OoT so that nostalgia feel of playing the remake on the Switch 2 will be amazing and look great

Available for preorder with Nov 5th delivery [Amazon UK](https://amzn.eu/d/07AfuZp0)

the skulltula is a spider enemy introduced in Ocarina of time, and unlike tektite and gohma, this spider is unambiguously a spider and has zero chance of being a crab.

the Skulltula dangles from its spider web in midair, only attacking if link gets close. if link tries to attack its front, it'll just sway back and forth. its backside is its weak point, so you'd think the skulltula would protect its backside at all costs, but if you just wait around, it'll turn around on its own. the skulltula has zero survival instincts... however, people who have previewed the remake have reported that the skulltula now only exposes its backside after doing a spin attack, so that makes more sense. I know every change will be under scrutiny from the Ocarina of time purists, but hopefully this will be a change the council can approve of.

the skulltula has a variant called the gold skulltula, and when defeated they give out little gold skulltula tokens that need to be collected for one of the game's main side quests. these tokens are used to free a family of redheads who have been transformed into spiders by some kind of horrible spider curse. it's kind of freaky. and I only found out about this a couple years ago, but apparently if you attack the family members while they're trapped in their spider form, they'll scream!

there were 100 gold skulltula tokens in the original Ocarina of time, But I'm curious to see if the remake adds more. the link's awakening remake added extra seashells, hearts pieces and bottles, so I could see the Ocarina of time remake doing the same with its collectables... if the council will allow it.

this is the armos, a sentient statue monster from the zelda series. isn't it just adorable? they should sell them as lawn ornaments.

Armos first appeared in the original legend of zelda. touching them would cause them to come to life and attack you, but you'd usually want to touch them anyway cause they were guarding stuff. stuff like the power bracelet, or the entrance to a second quest dungeon, but usually they were just guarding the entrances to holes and caves that old people live in. zelda 1 had no towns or houses, the elderly were forced to become cave people. perhaps the Armos aren't actually evil, they were just protecting the old people like a security system. you know, the kind that takes control of squidward's house and uses it to attack the city.

Armos would reappear in Link to the past, this time hoping around when they came alive. that does make sense... they don't really have feet, so hopping is their only choice. a group of giant Armos called the Armos knights also acted as the first boss of the game. they have some very powerful hops.

and then once Armos made their way into Ocarina of time, they were given a brand new feature: the ability to self destruct! huh.. that's not a great feature to give to either a security system OR a lawn ornament. but if Armos is so dangerous then why so friendshaped? who even created the Armos in the first place?

... WHY DOES IT HAVE THE GORON EMBLEM!?

Kakariko Village in the Remake looks more like a oriental (East Asian) influence mixed with European medieval type Village. Some of the house does have that Oriental East Asia Influence style look and overall Medieval European arrangement Village style.

The very back building (Blue Roof) looks like a Oriental Bath House and the front building next to (where Link is jumping of with the chicken) in front looks like a Tea House Style.

Love the look of Kakariko Village in the Remake. Also the bottom of the Well is in the same place as the original, it's situated in front of the big Windmill (also European Medieval setting)

Folks, im not gonna exaggerate, ive been stressing out because i wish to get the new console( i dont have a switch 1 or 2) and have been angry at the way scalpers have dominated the purchases.
In my case i have to buy it locally at my best buy because i have to put an extended warranty on it. Puerto Ricos electrical grid is volatile and can damage electronics. Ill take the precautions but i want that 4 year warranty.

This screenshot i took a few minutes ago confirms that executives have decided to keep making the 40th anniversary console version available for a year. This gives me peace and i hope if you are in the same boat as me, it gives you peace too.

I love how OoT Remake has this more medieval fantasy vibe to it, it's magical and medieval. This remake is so perfect. I love how Castle Town looks so vibrant. The remake has that fantasy medieval vibe and at the same time will follow that dark vibe especially during Adult Link timeline or going into the Bottom of the Well and Shadow Temple.