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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Right around the time of airing of the Super Mario Bros Super Show, DiC had also produced a short series of cartoons based on the first two games in the Legend of Zelda franchise (which were the only ones in existence at the time). Like the games, the animated series features Link's continuing adventures in the kingdom of Hyrule, battling the evil forces of Ganon alongside Princess Zelda and a Fairy Companion named Spryte. It shared a number of details in common with the comic book series produced by Valiant Comics around the same time. |
