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The Minish Cap manga by Akira Himekawa will be released December 1st in bookstores across America. Like the other mangas in the series, the story will be based on the game itself. Look for it in your local bookstore or order online for a cover price of $7.99.
Continuing the series, look for A Link to the Past on February 2. Already released are Ocarina of Time Part I, Ocarina of Time Part II, Majora’s Mask, Oracle of Seasons, Oracle of Ages, Four Swords Part I, and Four Swords Part II.
The Four Swords Part II manga by Akira Himekawa was released yesterday, October 6th, in bookstores across America. Like the other mangas in the series, the story will be based on the game itself. Look for it in your local bookstore or order online for a cover price of $7.99.
Continuing the series, look for The Minish Cap to be released December 1 and A Link to the Past on February 2.
Already released are Ocarina of Time Part I, Ocarina of Time Part II, Majora’s Mask, Oracle of Seasons, Oracle of Ages, and Four Swords Part I.
The Four Swords Part II manga by Akira Himekawa will be released October 6th in bookstores across America. Like the other mangas in the series, the story will be based on the game itself. Look for it in your local bookstore or order online for a cover price of $7.99.
Continuing the series, look for The Minish Cap to be released December 1.
Already released are Ocarina of Time Part I, Ocarina of Time Part II, Majora’s Mask, Oracle of Seasons, Oracle of Ages, and Four Swords Part I.
The Four Swords Part I manga by Akira Himekawa has just been released in bookstores across America. Like the other manga in the series, the story will be based on the game itself. Look for it in your local bookstore or order online for a cover price of $7.99.
Continuing the series, look for Four Swords Part II to be released October 6 and The Minish Cap December 1.
Already released are Ocarina of Time Part I, Ocarina of Time Part II, Majora’s Mask, Oracle of Seasons, and Oracle of Ages.
It’s time! For those who didn’t read the post directly below this one, we’re celebrating the launch of The Bank of Hyrule with – what else – a contest! We’re giving away two prizes: Four volumes of VizKid’s The Legend of Zelda manga, and an X-Rocker II gaming chair (with speakers built-in!).
To enter, all you need to do is the following:
The contest will run from now until 11:59pm this coming Sunday, July 12. Please use this post’s comments for entries only – anything that isn’t an entry will be deleted. Make sure to submit your entry in the comments system before 11:59pm on the 12th if you want a shot at winning anything. The winners will be selected by raffle out of the comments, so everyone has an equal shot at the prizes no matter what your photographic skill is.
For more details on the prizes, some elaboration on the rules, and to enter, read on!
It’s here, everyone – to celebrate the launch of The Bank of Hyrule, and to prove we’re serious about running contests, what better to hold than a kickoff contest? The gracious folks from Mounts and More and Viz Media have offered to sponsor our first contest. It’s open to everyone, everywhere (yes, everywhere), and we’re going to start it after the holiday weekend – this Monday.
So, what kind of Zelda gear could you win? Hit the jump to find out.
Ahh, fresh manga.
It seems Viz decided to answer my call from before, and it wasn’t long before the recently released Ocarina of Time manga appeared at my doorstep to review. Previously, these volumes were only available in Japanese, or “scanlated” by diehard fans, but were finally brought to the US near the end of 2008. As someone who heavily reads manga, I’ve always been skeptical about a manga series based off of a video game series, especially one as renowned as The Legend of Zelda. My perception of such things has always been skewed; they’ll either be really great, or terribly abysmal. My greatest fear was that the Ocarina of Time manga might cross the border into fan fiction territory – and did I really want to see that?
Yet, knowing this, I opened the books and read them entirely. Did the artists and story-makers who created this properly give homage to Ocarina of Time, or is this manga just another steaming pile of ink?
The Oracle of Seasons manga by Akira Himekawa will be released tomorrow in bookstores across America. Like the other mangas in the series, the story will be based on the game itself. Look for it in your local bookstore or order online for a cover price of $7.99.
Continuing the series, look for Oracle of Ages to be released June 2 and Four Swords Part I August 4.
Already released are Ocarina of Time Part I, Ocarina of Time Part II, and Majora’s Mask.
Viz has finally revealed the cover artwork for the forthcoming Oracle of Seasons manga, due out April 7th of next year. The manga for the first part of Ocarina of Time releases next week (though Amazon is already shipping copies), with the second part due out in early December. The manga for Majora’s Mask releases in February of next year as well.
Viz already announced the famed Zelda manga are heading to North America starting this October, but so far only the two chapters of the Ocarina of Time manga have been revealed (check Zelda Universe’s review of the first part). The company recently unveiled the cover artwork for the forthcoming Majora’s Mask manga, slated for release in February 2009 for an estimated retail price of $7.99.
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