Barta is a soldier in the Gerudo army who has a tendency to do her own thing.
In Breath of the Wild, Barta can first be found trapped in the Yiga Hideout.
Barta might be on to something here. It's a good hint to the player.
After we defeat Master Kohga, Barta can be found back in Gerudo Town.
Later on, Barta wanders off to the Leviathan Bones in the southwest corner of the desert. Apparently, Barta going off by herself is a common experience.
Barta is dying out in the desert, wanting a hearty durian.
Perhaps she never gets out of trouble, since she doesn't seem to have left town in the next game.
(Is military service mandatory, do you think? Do they have to do a year or two before setting off to find their voe, or is it all volunteer?)
In Tears of the Kingdom, Barta is doing her part to fend off the Gibdo. Mainly manning the cannon.
She's really getting into it, too.
Barta is one of the battle resources you can move around town.
And she does a decent job!
After the battle, she'll go back to the soldier barracks where we can talk to her again.
A recent flat colour commission for @simplyender of their LOZ Yiga Trio! I've never played a LOZ game before so i'm sure these three are an accurate representation of the Yiga clan as a whole...
YESSS...finally made an updated reference for my sweet boy
This is my AU's version of BOTW Link! I usually call him Gaffen even though he doesn't go by that in-universe. he's got so many problems and I love him to death
a few extra versions of the main reference just cause:
I just need everyone to know that his waist isn't snatched he's got some meat on his bones and I am so proud of him he's so handsome!!!
have i ever said that I think the yiga use their hands when they talk and are generally way more likely to use dramatic body language. not only bc masks make it more difficult to read faces so they do it on missions in order to communicate more clearly (also because kohga's very dramatic and who doesn't want to emulate the great master kohga) but also as a slight nod towards the origin of ninjas in pop culture lol
okay. im pretty sure i got every unique thing link says in BOTW. link has about ~1500 unique sayings though some of them are different just by punctuation. duplicates are removed. use it for whatever you need, reference or fanfic or something idk lol
i did it all manually ctrl+Fing through the .xmsbt files for multiple headers so if i made any errors sorry. the order of the dialogue flow is scrambled in these files. and shoutout to MrCheeze
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Filter,<- Pull down filter to search each unique piece of text (or sort from A-Z)
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...10 rupees.
...Ancient Tech Lab?
...Right.
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biggest thing i got from doing this is a better understanding of link’s voice/tone. link’s voice seems to be blunt and casual, but he clearly cares a lot. he also asks a lot of questions
I think I really do need to just accept that I don't actually like botw link that much and that gaffen is just my oc. the problem is one I like attention. two it's easier for me to just yell about a character everyone's aware of rather than say "hey this is effectively my own character at this point and I need to stop kidding myself." three do you know just how long I liked botw link. latched onto that thing when I was a little bitty guy.
anyway this isn't actually a botw blog this is a botw oc blog*
So I've had these three sitting in my computer folders for a while, smh.
Characters for a currently-unnamed Zelda AU I've been playing around with in my free time. Basic premise is that a long time ago, due to some Ganon attacks, a bunch of Hyruleans flee into a giant mech that they live in for generations. It's powered by a sacred energy, but over time, the mech begins to break down. The original architects of the mech (seemingly) left no instructions for how to maintain it, so its inhabitants, fearing the outside world, try their best to repair it on their own. Inhabitable parts of the machine grow smaller and smaller, so people start building in, uh, odd places. Upside down, on the walls, basically anywhere they can! They have magic that lets them change gravity in certain areas. Meanwhile, monsters creep into the abandoned parts of the machine from the outside, feeding the machine-dwellers' fear.
Ideas for individual characters below...a lot of them are still super up in the air but. yeah
Zelda (Crystal) : Several generations ago, to keep the Machine powered, the royal family gave up a piece of the Triforce they had. This came with a slight caveat. Previously, the Heart Engine, the source of power for the Machine, was maintained by a group of skilled engineers delegated by the people as trustworthy, but the royal family wanted to make sure their piece of the Triforce was well-guarded, so over time, they gained complete control of the Heart Engine, putting shrine maidens in the place of the engineers, and keeping the engineers outside. Zelda was chosen shortly after her birth to be a shrine maiden.
Shrine maidens have a difficult job, and once they're officially in the Central Engine, they can't leave. Giving up everything they knew before is pretty rough, so future shrine maidens usually try and live as full of a life as they can before they make their journey into the Heart Engine.
Zelda...well, she's trying her best. She's tried to pick up every single hobby under the sun, devours books, and when she can, she explores dilapidated areas of the Machine, but she still isn't content. Everyone's happy to make friends with her, and she's friendly back, but she doesn't really connect with anyone, masking her true desires and the overwhelming fear she has of her fate.
Link (Sprocket): A commoner boy that wants to become an engineer someday. He lives in the crowded community of Left Leg, but recently took up a job apprenticing with an engineer. Now that monsters live in most parts of the Machine, it's a dangerous job. Link loves to explore, and really admires the work of the original builders. He'd do anything to learn more about them and uncover the mysteries of his home.
Tusk: A monster that somehow gained sentience after being exposed to a mysterious blue crystal. He's the leader of a group of bokoblins that inhabit the Bowels, a long-forgotten part of the Machine filled with dangers. Slowly, he began to gain an awareness of his own senses, and took control of his own body. Monsters have an organ that can "see" certain types of magic, allowing him to navigate the Machine much more easily than a human can, read strange old messages left behind, and uncover little pocket dimensions. Now that he's broken free, he's started to get dreams where a fairy tells him to seek out a hero.
Of course, not everyone's happy about his newfound sense of self.
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