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A review by sleepingnerd
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time -Legendary Edition- by Akira Himekawa
3.0
I've never played a Zelda game in my life (Nintendo is just too damn expensive), but I was drawn to this due to how breathtaking and interesting the new Zelda games look. The art is very much classic manga style, but it was pretty, and the characters are interesting and easy to root for. Link, in particular, is a very likeable hero, and I loved his devotion to Zelda, as well as their developing relationship. I also absolutely loved Sheik and the twists with his character!
The story flows well in the childhood arc but was a bit too quick in the adulthood arc. More explanations and development of the story were sacrificed in the name of fights upon fights. Due to this, I was sometimes confused at how quickly everything was happening while simultaneously tired of the endless action scenes. I was also a bit lost on how the ending worked. Even so, this was a good manga, and I quite enjoyed getting to know Link and Zelda. I might continue reading the others in the series!
The story flows well in the childhood arc but was a bit too quick in the adulthood arc. More explanations and development of the story were sacrificed in the name of fights upon fights. Due to this, I was sometimes confused at how quickly everything was happening while simultaneously tired of the endless action scenes. I was also a bit lost on how the ending worked. Even so, this was a good manga, and I quite enjoyed getting to know Link and Zelda. I might continue reading the others in the series!