#zelda botw

[demiboydemon]

For speed runners, this is canon.

[doorwood]

Zelda 40th anniversary!

[idunalily]

Lovers of the lake

[27cowboys]

my first attempt at a full digital painting :D

[the-wanderer]

[vixiyne]

Botw is such an interesting take on post apocalypse, because it isn't really dystopian. It is a wound healed over, a world that has forgotten the end of itself, and in that, has begun anew. Grandparents whisper their nightmares into the wind, and smile at their kin. The garrisons that remain are sodden ashes in the dirt, a burial ground, and the most fertile soil for miles. You do not know the past that your body remembers. You do not know the voices that linger, and yet you follow. You follow, because the world has forgotten you, and you have nothing that is yours to remember.

[poptartsnart]

a little analysis of the small characterizations that are in just this cutscene. they make me ill

[thezeldaverse]