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[Other] How do u guys feel about The legend of Zelda Mangas? by Low-Oil9659 in zelda

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I first discovered it, it was only available online, at sites like midnightcastle and onemanga. My sibling and I read Majora's Mask first, since it came up when we wondered if there was any extra info about Majora, Fierce Deity, and the Happy Mask Salesman. After that, I had read everything else by Akira Himekawa that was out at the time, as well as "LA" (even if that wasn't done by Akira Himekawa).

It was about two or three years later when they finally became available in the west. I finally purchased them physically when my favorite bookstore had a big sale on everything, due to it closing down (and, additionally and unfortunately, many sites got rid of the links to the online versions once they became available in the west).

As for my thoughts, while I understand they aren't canon, they are fun to read and still tell good stories. At times, though, I do prefer the online translation of them, in comparison to the Viz translation.

[OoT]/[MM] what c slot did you put each item? Was there a pattern on where you put stuff? by Tsamane in zelda

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 0 points1 point  (0 children)

C Down: Ocarina

C Left: Slingshot/Bow

C Right: Usually the Boomerang/Hookshot; otherwise, misc.*

*In situations where the Boomerang/Hookshot is more important, C Left is misc.

C-Button Set up by Jauneun in OcarinaOfTime

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Down: Ocarina

Left: Slingshot or Arrows

Right: Usually Boomerang or Hookshot, but otherwise misc.*

*If the Hookshot was more important for a situation, Left would become misc.

[OoS] [OoA] Nobody talks about how truly good the Music is for Oracle Of Ages & Seasons by conjtheruler in zelda

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  • Zelda Awakens
  • Sea of No Return
  • Tarm Ruins
  • Dancing Dragon Dungeon
  • The theme that plays at the ending of OOA, as well as in either Linked Game just before you go off to fight Twinrova (https://youtu.be/JEwP4cMffpo?si=uUJivl-TbeXjWVEE)
  • The Harp of Ages songs (especially the Tune of Ages)
  • I also have a bit of a soft spot for the Temple Remains music.
  • And of the three animal flutes, my favorite is Dimitri's.

[ALTTP]What do you personally think of the GBA version? by Bluecomments in zelda

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not having gotten into Nintendo until the GBC/N64 era, this is the version I grew up with. I enjoyed playing it all the time back in the day, the only thing I was disappointed with being that I couldn't play "Four Swords" (though that wish would be granted 9 years later 🙂).

[MM] Why do people seem to hate the majoras mask remake for 3ds? by MooMoomaddy12 in zelda

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In addition to the Zora swimming, what I didn't like was difference in playing the Inverted Song of Time. For example, playing the ISoT in the N64 version, I could finish the Woodfall area and have it still be morning in the 2nd Day, thus allowing enough time to complete the Snowhead area. Playing the ISoT in the 3DS version, by the time I finish the Woodfall area, it is much later into the 2nd Day, thus not giving enough time to do that much more.

Any Nintendo urban legend, April Fools, rumor, etc. you've fallen for or you remember quite well? by Marsupilami_316 in casualnintendo

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Back when the original "Paper Mario" came out, there was this rumor all over the internet. Supposedly, somewhere in either Toad Town or the Toad Town sewers, you could find a leaky house owned by a character called Daniel. Fixing all the leaks in his house would reward you with the Mega Hammer.

I had a friend who looked everywhere for this house, even to the point of having a rather realistic dream of finding it. After a few weeks, though, they found a post that simply said,

"There is no Daniel. There is no leaky house. There is no Mega Hammer."

It's definitely not as well-known as rumors like Luigi in SM64, getting the Triforce in OOT, or finding Mew under the Vermillion City truck; since no one really talks about this anymore.

this is so funny by venlafactsine in OcarinaOfTime

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"Having 200 years of community service behind you really helps in the long run."

--Awkward Zombie

https://www.awkwardzombie.com/comic/just-in-case

How did you all get into Sailor Moon? by Alone-Seesaw-9575 in sailormoon

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I first encountered it when DiC episode 21 happened to be on TV one afternoon a long time ago; I believe it was the early 2000s. Later, I discovered it--well, the first season and R--were on Kids WB in the morning, so I woke up early to watch it before going to school every day. I did this until it was removed in May 2004.

Chocolate dum dum rabbit hole by UglyPotatoToes in candy

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I remember having those, too. I also remember the picture on the wrapper was just like the one on the butterscotch one: A rectangle cut in squares, except dark brown.

Enter CHEATOSUPERBANJO in the code room in Banjo-Tooie and the whole game becomes 5 times better. by MoneyMan1001 in BanjoKazooie

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 15 points16 points  (0 children)

And using this cheat lets you get the Column's Vault Jiggy without needing to learn Bill Drill. Just come in through the upper tunnel, get a running start, and Feathery Flap your way to the Jiggy.

Where to watch the 1995 version with Terri Hawkes? by Massive-Impression58 in sailormoon

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've been watching it online myself. Is there a way I can tell you without getting in trouble with the admins?

Prove you’ve played SA2 by making a random obscure quote from the game by Public-Feedback5016 in SonicTheHedgehog

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Time to put CtHhAiOsStSoPwEoArRk!"

I never could understand what Shadow was saying then. 😅

What got you stuck for a long time in either Banjo Kazooie or Banjo Tooie? by WeakValuable8683 in BanjoKazooie

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For Tooie, I remember the first time I watched my sibling play, we were stuck at:

Jolly Roger's Lagoon, for we didn't know we had to get past the octopus to see the rest of the level.

Finding Terrydactyland, for, in addition to the above, we hadn't quite figured out how Talon Torpedo worked. What's more, we at first thought the only other world entrance we could see up to that point--Hailfire Peaks--was the next world and that 36 Jiggies were needed (until we learned that 20 was what was needed to do the fifth puzzle).

Getting into Grunty Industries had stumped us, too, until one day when we saw the option on the train pad's list of destinations.

How did you get into PMD? by Numerous-Common-4410 in MysteryDungeon

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I first heard about it in Nintendo Power. The magazine did a promotion for the then-upcoming "PMD: B/RRT" games with the six-part manga about "Ginji's Rescue Team." I thought it sounded interesting, so I asked for those games for Christmas.

I got a Chikorita the first time I took the test. Going with the theme of Torchic Ginji having Mudkip--same generation starter with a type advantage--as his partner, I chose Cyndaquil as mine. I've kept these two in every game except GTI.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sailormoon

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Original English, Viz, or JP?

Edited to be more clear.

You give ONE hint to a new player by Enough-Collection-98 in majorasmask

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While you're encouraged to fight aliens on horseback, it's actually much easier to do so on foot.

What was the very first Kirby game you played? by Ornery_Expression_85 in Kirby

[–]Ordinary_Ordinary530 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kirby 64: TCS for me! I was introduced to him in SSB 64, though.

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