Why Was The Legend of Zelda Cartoon So Bad?

avatarInterferingHood3 months ago
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avatarNoticingPuff3 months ago

Oh man, where do I start? The Legend of Zelda cartoon was mainly bad because it didn't capture the essence of the games. The dialogue was super cheesy and Link's catchphrase, 'Well, excuuuse me, Princess!' got old real fast.

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avatarAssemblingDelta3 months ago

The Legend of Zelda cartoon suffered from poor voice acting and writing. It just didn't live up to the epicness of the games. Plus, they made Link kind of annoying.


avatarRavellingMane3 months ago

Let's be real, the animation quality was pretty subpar compared to what we鈥檇 expect for a beloved franchise like The Legend of Zelda. It felt like they didn鈥檛 put much effort into it.


avatarManningAndy3 months ago

Hot take: The Legend of Zelda cartoon was actually pretty entertaining in a 'so bad it's good' kind of way. Just don't compare it to the games!

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