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Wind Waker Summarized With Beautiful Art
The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker polarized fans of the series. For every person that applauded the game’s charming, cel-shaded art style, there was another decrying it as too kiddy and cartoonish. Whether you finished the game and loved it, or never got past the silly barrel-sneaking section, you should check out this wonderfully drawn summary of the brilliant GameCube game’s events.
Check out the nostalgic treat below, compliments of artist Peachifruit:
Did you finish Wind Waker? If not, is the skeletal storyboard above enough to make you want to pop it in again? I sure want to replay it now.
Source: Zelda Dungeon [via Reddit]
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