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Mela.jpgMelartis Felagund623 views“There’s a time when the moon was full and pale, when the night was dark and cold to inhale. A peaceful night suddenly turns into a fright. There came a whoosh of cold air that was too cold for anyone to bear. The land and my people has befallen and their hope is forgotten. O gods hear and answer my plea. Please…I want to save my people and this task is not simple. I need help…”
- Princess Melartis Felagund
Ah, I might as well draw Melartis more realistic this time and wrote a plea for another fanfic I'm working on. What do you think?
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melora_nab1.jpgNabooru623 viewsJust a quick pen sketch of NabooruMelora
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rickyrulz.jpgRicky > Link623 viewsYes it's true the roo is greater than the rider. >:3
Having played Oracle games recently I realised that Link is such a pain-in-the-ass to control, I'm not bashing the difficulty factor because gamers love a new challenge, and all Zelda games start with just 3 hearts meaning the monsters can inflict tremendous damage to your life-force, BUT here you always seem to come off worse whenever fighting a screen full of enemies, the hero moves like a stoned snail and his sword is pathetically weak! (you can't upgrade it until the last leg of the quest) …don't even get me started on those damn electrified monsters. ]:x
My annoyance sky-rocketed after the first few dungeons; then I found Ricky, and I actually started enjoying the game again. This kangaroo kicks ass! Ricky can move far faster, attacks bad guys like crazy, jump over cliffs easily, and unleashes powerful mini-tornados upon command. =3
Pity you can't take this companion into the dungeons. >.>
Ricky, Link © Nintendo 2006. Ricky
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