39,327
edits
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (comics): Difference between revisions
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (comics) (view source)
Revision as of 02:57, 9 January 2014
, 10 years agoMass update links
m (remove unneccessary quote box template) |
m (Mass update links) |
||
Line 12:
* [[Ancestral Weapon]]: Sahashrala reveals to Link that he is the son of Hyrilian knights. This puts in the running to wield the Master Sword, like Roam.
* [[Ascended Extra]]: Sahasrahla, his wife, and the boy who knew his location are given considerably larger roles here than in the actual game.
* [[Attack Its Weak Point]]: When tangling with one of Agahnim's soldiers, Link zips around him and holds him at swordpoint, demanding to be taken to the Princess. His sword accidentally stabs through a convenient hole in the soldier's armor ("[[Big "What?"|What?]]"), causing him to explode into light and leaves his armor [[No Body Left Behind|clattering to the floor]].
** Link can't crack the Lanmola's metal hide. But the soft, furry underbelly will do nicely.
* [[Badass Boast]]: Agahnim's "I will make you taste fear like you have never known!"
Line 22:
* [[Bridal Carry]]: After a whirlpool engulfs both Vitreous and the Wizzrobe, Zora appears from beneath to rescue Link.
* [[Canon Foreigner]]: The boy, Roam the archer, and Epheremelda the fairy.
* [[Changed My Mind, Kid]]: When Link disregards her suggestion not to go into the oasis, Epheremelda flips her wig and complains that Link never worries about her and that all he ever talks about is Zelda, then indignantly leaves. Moments before being eaten by Vitreous, Link is suddenly rescued by Zora, who explains that Epheremelda summoned him to help.
* [[The Chosen One]]: Link must undertake an arduous quest to find the Master Sword. One problem: The sword itself chooses its wielder, so there was a possibility that even if he survived his journey, the sword still wouldn't let him use it. Luckily, it does.
* [[Clap Your Hands If You Believe]]: With no way to reach Ganon's floating castle, Roam goes a little nuts and surrenders to his eagle form. Back on the ground, Zelda says a prayer to the maidens, who magically float her and Link into the structure.
** [[Combined Energy Attack]]: Zelda begins to ask for the aid of the maidens and fires an ordinary arrow from the crossbow, but as it approaches Ganon, the power of the maidens, Zelda, Link, and Roam, turn the arrow into the Silver Arrow, destroying Ganon.
* [[Combat Tentacles]]: Arrghus is reimagined as a bright red jellyfish with tentacles.
* [[Comm Links]]: The first Maiden hands over the Comfork, a crystal tuning fork. Later, the Comfork begins to ring and Link sees an image of his friends back in Kakariko. At first, Sahasrahla disregards Link's voice [[
* [[Cursed With Awesome]]: Those trapped in the Dark World are cursed to become beasts without artifacts or [[Heroic Willpower]]. Roam, however, takes advantage of being able to become an eagle.
* [[The Dark Side]]: The Dark World feeds on the more unpleasant emotions, threatening to turn Link into a beast a few times. The hotheaded Roam is even more susceptible.
Line 33:
* [[Decoy Damsel]]: Link stumbles into an oasis from where Zelda is tied up with vines -- but she turns out to be a Wizzrobe [[Face Revealing Turn|in disguise]], who promptly ties up Link and conjures Vitreous from the swamp to devour him. This is similar to the ploy used by Blind the Thief in the SNES game.
* [[Do Not Touch the Funnel Cloud]]: Link gets into a pickle in the desert.
* [[Don't Think, Feel]]: Zelda telepathically instructs Link to trust his "feelings" to guide him to her prison block.
* [[Dramatic Thunder]]: The Sanctuary, [[Empathic Environment|foreshadowing]] Agahnim's entrance.
* [[Dressing As the Enemy]]: Zora grants Link the Zora's Mask to disguise himself and not look so conspicuous as he is sneaking around the Dark Palace. This is a nifty precursor to the actual Zora Mask first seen in ''Ocarina of Time.'' (Rather than an actual mask, Zora plucks off one of his own scales and slaps it on Link's mug.)
Line 48:
* [[Giving the Sword To A Noob]]: Nobody in Kakariko takes Link very seriously. Even Sahashrala's wife finds it surprising that the pendant was entrusted to him.
* [[Glowing Eyes of Doom]]: Molderm.
* [[Half the Man He Used To Be]]: The Pendant of Courage gives Link the jolt he needs to cut a stormtrooper in half. This sends the other mooks [[Screw This, I'm Outta Here|wailing out of the temple]] in terror.
* [[He Knows Too Much]]: Following Sahasrala's direction, Link heads for the Library to study the Book of Mudora, only to find it has been set on fire by soldiers. The boy alerts Link that the Librarian is stuck inside.
* [[Hermit Guru]]: Sahasrahla lives '''in''' the Eastern Palace rather than just near it, and forks over the Pendant of Courage. In the game, Link must defeat the Armos Knights to claim the Pendant; this is mirrored in the comic by soldier mooks crashing the temple.
Line 68:
* [[Nameless Narrative]]: The boy from Kakariko doesn't have a canon name, and is known as "Sahasrala's friend."
* [[New Powers As the Plot Demands]]: Is there anything the handy Master Sword ''can't'' do? In addition to it's established powers (deflecting Agahnim's magic and paralyzing Ganon), it can channel Link's rage into energy, causing electric storms.
* [[Nice Job Fixing It, Villain]]: Link tries whacking at the Lanmola with his sword, but its hide is too hard to cause any damage to it. However, after the Lanmola launches him in the air, he lands on top of the scorpion statue and retrieves the Pendant.
{{quote| "[[Lampshade Hanging|Nice job, ugly!]] [[Leaning On the Fourth Wall|Now you're playing with the Pendant of Power!]]"}}
* [[No Body Left Behind]]: This regularly happens with the boss monsters Link fights. Minor foes are either revealed as [[Animated Armor]] or blown to smithereens in an explosion.
Line 76:
* [[Ominous Floating Castle]] / [[Spikes of Villainy]]: Ganon's Castle.
* [[Only the Chosen May Wield]]: The Master Sword. Only the hero of legend can pull it out. Guess who that is.
* [[Or Was It a Dream?]]: In his dream, Link falls asleep on Zelda's lap, complaining about his misshapen arm. When Link wakes up, he finds that someone has bandaged his arm and is actually standing in front of the Tower of Hera.
* [[Our Werewolves Are Different]]: Link periodically turns into one in the Dark World.
* [[PG Explosives]]: Traditional ''Zelda'' bombs are replaced with pineapple grenades (dubbed "firecorn") in the comic.
Line 94:
* [[Smoke Out]]: Agahnim vanishing into blue mist with Zelda in his clutches.
* [[Sssssnaketalk]]: Zora.
* {{spoiler|[[Star
* [[Steampunk]]: The librarian comes up with the idea of building a hot air balloon to carry Link into Hyrule Castle. The balloon uses a ramshackle gadget to produce helium.
* [[Stop Helping Me]]: The Boy cheers Link on by pounding the head of one the statues that pour into the fountain. This triggers the Swamp Palace in the Dark World to get flooded, washing away the monsters ''and'' Link. "[[Oh Crap|Uh-oh.]]"
Line 105:
* [[A Worldwide Punomenon]]: Link's first encounter with Agahnim doesn't go well; a bolt of lightning sends his head bonking into the ceiling, then landing squarely on the stone floor. "Maybe this will knock some heroic sense into me!"
* [[You Killed My Father]]: Link's uncle.
{{quote| '''Agahnim:''' Not so long ago, another foolish warrior [[Would You Like to Hear How They Died|lost his life]] [[Shut Up, Kirk|spouting similar nonsense!]]}}
{{reflist}}
[[Category:The Nineties]]
[[Category:The Legend Of Zelda A Link To The Past]]
[[Category:Comic Book]][[Category:Pages with comment tags]]
| |||