zelda

I think nearly element of Legend of Zelda is represented in this full sleeve tattoo.

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Take an old pink dress, add lots of time and yarn, and you get a very pretty Zelda costume for baby! This one of a kind creation was sewn and crocheted (like everything seems to be these days), and I wish it was available in adult sizes.

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Cosplayed by Eressea (Link) and Yesta (Zelda).

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Dave’s Geeky Ideas have brought us fantastically nerdy hockey jerseys in the past—like these Game of Thrones and Voltron versions—but now you can be a Time Lord or Link. The designs are embroidered and you can choose your name and number.

Check out the Link jersey after the break.

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If your princess (or prince) is locked in a tower, wearing this handmade hat may help you find your way. You really need to wear the ears to maximize the effect though.

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Heroes come in all sizes. This Link may be tiny, but he looks like he could find Zelda and win her over with adorableness. Seeing pictures like this desperately make me want to find a little kid to dress up.

Watch the video after the break for almost more cute than you can stand.

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You can pretend you’re part of the Ocarina of Time with this stylish Goron bracelet. This handmade bronze cuff is a replica of a bracelet your character can find in The Legend of Zelda game. Once you obtain it, you can pull up bomb flowers. You just never know when those could come in handy for knocking down doors.

The bracelet measures about about 2″ wide—and if anyone recognizes it, befriend him or her immediately.

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Some people throw together their costumes at the last minute, while others may spend months or even years handcrafting custom cosplay. Li Kovacks definitely belongs in the latter category with this example of Link’s Magic Armor from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.

I’ve worked on this costume on and off for a few years. I put it on hold for a while too because I needed a break from it. Spent 5 months making the new chainmail (My regular Heros Garb chainmail took 6 months) for this one and the armor was a huge trial and error process. There were some parts that I had to remake over and over until it was right.
I started on it right after Twilight Princess came out and I had all of the reference images that I needed to start and finish the costume.

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Boba Fett is caught playing the Lost Woods song from The Legend of Zelda: Ocharina of Time in a subway…on an accordion. I guess the bounty hunting game must be down in a big way.

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In case you haven’t heard, this year marks Zelda’s 25th anniversary. We already saw an epic painting commemorating the milestone, but these Zelda-themed swords and shields from Fiberglass Blades are no less impressive.

The interesting thing is that these cosplay accessories look big and heavy, but it’s really an illusion pulled off with a skilled paint job. They are actually made of resin with a foam-filled interior (the swords are also reinforced with aluminum and fiberglass rods). In the end that’s probably a good thing because if they were the real deal you would have a hard time affording them.

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