#skittybitty

[itsapmseymour]

If you see this creature in your line of vision, don’t say anything about Tear Inducing Kingdoms…

[antelunarium]

does anyone else remember that 3rd mystery zonai famous youtuber skitty h bitty

[the-cosmic-arcade]

now this is PEAK CONTENT, BABY!!!!!

[awenavi]

actually mentally hostage to @shrineisland 's logical and satisfying idea for the sheikah v. zonai tech issue. i can just picture Zelda nerding out with the goats over shrines and cpu stats, and putting her hyperfixation to good use.

so far the sketch has looked the best but if i manage to finish a good render i may post that later.

[scpo35]

Watched skittybitty's gerudo video and yea it summarized thoughts ive had for quite some time about their characterization and existence within the games.

One thing I think about sometimes, though, similarly in "this goes relatively unchecked within the community" is the insistence towards Ancient Technologically Advanced Civilizations that Zelda has, especially more recently. I always get an ick when it comes to these things in storytelling, especially when crossed with the whole...Everything To Do With Hylians Thing. It was fine with the Sheikah, at least, to my understanding, because they were still around. Their remnants existed and they were still a Regular People, a Regular People who just happened to technologically thrive. But the Zonai.....The concept of an ancient Technologically powerful race of aliens coming forth and mating only with the blonde haired blue eyed people to produce powerful offspring is just...Im not too fond of it. I also just dont like the Zonai, though, so I am biased against them, I guess.

[akerensumi-is-canon]

THE skitty plush returned put famous youtuber skittybitty in your home

[godpup]

Yes. Are we stupi-- *sees that it's famous youtuber skittybitty* ... *adds it to watch later*

[skysiren41]

I don't usually make posts about recommending videos or YouTubers. But this was honestly one of the most well-researched, educational, well-made videos I've watched about the Zelda series in a good while. I cannot recommend it enough if you're interested in learning more about orientalism and an in-depth look at how the Gerudo have been portrayed throughout the series, especially in OOT

Seriously, I love seeing others still expressing their love for a piece of media while also acknowledging when it stumbles, especially when it comes to representation