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...to the Knights of Hyrule network (kohORG), a collection of fanlistings and shrines dedicated to TLoZ characters and pairings. The kohORG network was created 08 OCT 2006. It began as just a domain for my fiance's RO guild, Knights of Hyrule, and eventually into what it is today. This site is best viewed in FireFox. If you're using Internet Explorer, why not upgrade to Fire Fox for free?

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Posted on July 02nd, 2009 by Zeruda

In the recent issue of Nintendo Power (Issue #244), Miyamoto tells us a bit more about the upcoming Zelda Wii title. While we haven't yet been given an actual subtitle, we are learning a little bit more about the game's direction. Contrary to what we had been told before, Miyamoto says that the new console Zelda won't be "radically different". What does that mean, and could this be good or could it be bad?

Filed: Interviews


Posted on June 26th, 2009 by Zeruda

Being a Zelda fan, have you ever wondered what character from the entire series that you were most like? Well, now you can! For those of you who are LJ users, a new community has popped up- Hylian Stamps is a community where you can find out which character you resemble. So how do you do it?

[PERSONALITY APPLICATION]
With this application, you fill out a form that asks you questions about your personality- from your values to your goals to the way you behave. Other members of the community will post which character they think you most resemble in terms of personality.
[MIRROR APPLICATION]
For this one, you will be asked to answer a few questions pertaining to your style of clothing, accessories, and disposition. You'll also be asked to provide at least two (you can post more) clear photos of yourself. Other members of the community will post which character they think you most resemble. HOWEVER, facial expressions, facial structure, etc. are taken into consideration, so you won't necessarily be stamped as Zelda just because you have blonde hair and blue eyes.

Site: Visit Hylian Stamps @ LiveJournal