As promised a while ago, we told you guys we had an exclusive deal with First4Figures, the creators of well known statues such as Fierce Deity Link, OOT Link, Sheik and Skull Kid, regarding new info and images from their The Legend of Zelda-series. Today’s the day we can share the world’s first exclusive images and facts of and about Zant!

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Remember that newspost we had not too long ago about the new The Legend of Zelda statue First4Figures was going to make? Well, we got the exclusive confirmation of who it is AND we’ve got an exclusive deal concerning the first images of the statue!

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By Dan Merrill, aka Hylian Dan

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It seems that Hylian Dan’s article has spurred some excitement – particularly among one man from the old Behind the Rupees team. For those who don’t know, Behind the Rupees was the predecessor to The Missing Link. Years ago, Zelda Universe had an elite Team of Writers who specialized in creating in-depth articles about the Zelda series.

The new Team of Writers, which consists currently of Crab Helmet, Hylian Dan, Hombre de Mundo and Holly, are doing their best to revive the old tradition.

To help them along, former Behind the Rupees writer pipking graciously sent in a guest article – his first article in quite a while. pipking was, by far, one of the most spectacular authors on the old Team of Writers. I’m proud to present his latest work, entitled The 100-Year Itch: an opinion piece that discusses technological advancement in the Zelda series, and why Spirit Tracks is on the right track for innovation in Zelda.

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It looks like Nintendo has given into demand and officially released the poster initially meant only for a “select group” of people. Naturally, the poster has now fallen into ZU hands, and we’re showing it to everyone we can. Hit the jump and have a look into a future far beyond Spirit Tracks.

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Twilight Princess is a game about love. Make no mistake about it– it is not strictly romantic love: it’s love between a father and son, between childhood friends, between citizens and the world they live in, between soldiers and the world they protect. It’s love between ancient races and their traditions, and even the love a researcher has for knowledge.

It is the kind of love that causes a knight to fight for his country, or a princess to give up a life of luxury to save her people, or even a madman to stop at nothing for power; it’s the kind of love that never dies no matter how dire the circumstances. However, in a game so centered on this all-encompassing concept of love, how is it that our hero never finds it?

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If you use Google, you’ll be pleased to know that you can now add a Zelda theme to it whenever you are logged in.

If you have a Google account (this includes Gmail) you have iGoogle. Go to the top right of the Google homepage and you’ll see a few links to click. Now, we’re all saddened there’s no Spirit Tracks theme yet, but Twilight Princess isn’t all that bad, is it? Read the rest of the post to see a screenshot.

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The Bombers, a theorizing group that once wrote articles for Zelda Universe and since moved to ZeldaInformer, has released their first article of 2009. In this piece Ben Lamoreux, better known around here as Erimgard, talks about what really was behind the creation of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.

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