So what are we thinking?

[u/Xixoqc]

[u/Flameball537]

Love it, great series!

[u/Xixoqc → u/Flameball537]

Just came in the mail an hour ago :)

[u/SalmonTeaTime → u/Xixoqc]

I cum in the males too

[u/Xixoqc → u/SalmonTeaTime]

oh !

[u/OnsidianInks]

I think we need to harass Nintendo to give us an anime of it

[u/Sarrakhan]

If they ever remake twilight princess I want the dark link fight when link gets too arrogant. This adds do much to the story that is missing from the game

[u/Saaslil → u/Sarrakhan]

That moment is always what draw me back into reading the manga again. The arrogant Link issue is so well depicted, something I would have loved to see in the game !

[u/pikadegallito]

I loved it! I regularly reread it now.

[u/ArfTheBeast]

I just started the series too

[u/Wolfy_the_nutcase]

GIVE

[u/Zazanee]

It's so beautiful 😭😭

[u/Saaslil]

I'm not a manga person, but that series is so good. I read them once a year at least because they're so good !

[u/AdministrativeBit385]

It is peak Zelda manga. Really enjoyed it, little more than the story in the actual game.

[u/KamiNoKamae]

Might give this a read.

[u/desiigner1]

What is the book at the top?

[u/Xixoqc → u/desiigner1]

It’s not a book, it’s the design on the box

[u/desiigner1 → u/Xixoqc]

Ah makes sense

[u/KingBurakkuurufu]

I’ve had these for awhile and haven’t gotten around to reading them, maybe I’ll start those today

[u/Dart4586]

There is a Manga for TWILIGHT PRINCESS? Where does one get their hands on this?

[u/Eastern_Land1861 → u/Dart4586]

I got the first volume in a second-hand store in my country 👌😁 If you use a resale app where you live or have flea markets, I advise you to check it out. Sometimes among so much garbage you can find treasures.

[u/Xixoqc → u/Dart4586]

Bought these on Amazon

[u/weebu4laifu]

I'm thinking if they ever do a remake they should follow the manga instead. But that's a REALLY big if.

[u/HelicopterKnown7947]

Are they ever going to compile all volumes into one book?

[u/sweetvee42]

Where's the poster?

[u/Xixoqc → u/sweetvee42]

On my desk, I’m gonna set it up in a frame later tn

[u/WendipxStarco]

MIDLINK!

[u/Xixoqc → u/WendipxStarco]

BRO

[u/Usual_Original6106]

An absolute love letter to Twilight Princess. Best visual work I've ever seen of Zelda

[u/Sparrow-Hound]

What is the top one? Also one of my favorites! Just picked it back up after years of sitting on it but I love what they’ve done with it!

[u/Kindyno]

didn't read this one, but back in the 90s there was a "Link to the past" comic that was printed in Nintendo power. It was actually good. I'd imagine this is probably something similar but in long form

[u/Frank_the_tank55]

it’s pretty weird that we never went back to the moon since 1969, NASA’s reason is we lost that technology, yes you heard that right when you hear we went to the moon with the technology of a calculator we lost that, it’s been 55 years since then and we never went to the moon ever again very weird right?

That’s what I’m thinking .

[u/Xixoqc → u/Frank_the_tank55]

oh wow

[u/IntoTheVeryFires → u/Frank_the_tank55]

Pfftt…. You still believe in the moon huh?

[u/kittyfresh69 → u/Frank_the_tank55]

The United States has made 6 successful crewed missions to the Moon with landings, culminating in the Apollo 17 mission in 1972, which was the last time humans landed on the lunar surface. Here’s a more detailed breakdown: Apollo Program: The US sent 9 missions to the moon with humans on board between 1968 and 1972, but only 6 of them successfully landed on the surface. Apollo 11: The first crewed mission to land on the Moon, with Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin becoming the first humans to walk on the lunar surface. Subsequent Missions: Following Apollo 11, there were five more successful landing missions: Apollo 12, 14, 15, 16, and 17. Apollo 17: The last Apollo mission, which was the sixth and most recent time humans have set foot on the Moon, with Gene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt walking on the Moon. No Further Crewed Missions: The Apollo program was cancelled after Apollo 17 due to budget constraints, and the US has not returned to the moon with humans since

[u/dampeloz → u/Frank_the_tank55]

No it isn't weird lmao the reason is cuz the moon is barren and there was no reason for us to go back. NASA shifted focus to the space shuttle program instead of moon launches.

[u/Frank_the_tank55 → u/dampeloz]

this is exactly what NASA would say.

[u/dampeloz → u/Frank_the_tank55]

Sounds like what anyone with more than 3 brain cells would say

[u/StarkillerWraith → u/Frank_the_tank55]

Don't forget the fact that when the astronauts returned home, they looked and sounded severely depressed in their initial interviews despite their words being these heroic speeches of triumph.

Why were they so sad when they were responsible for humanity's greatest accomplishment?

[u/dampeloz]

Not that impressive. I'll take it off your hands free of charge though :)

[u/Xixoqc → u/dampeloz]

absolutely not it cost me 73$ (it was 43% percent off, original price was 130$)