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The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D
While Zelda fans are still riding high on the Majora's Mask 3D announcement hype, Nintendo has released new official artwork of some of the game's supporting cast. The Postman, Kafei and Anju, and the mayor of Clock Town appear alongside their most famous quotes.
Majora's Mask is remembered as not only the darkest Zelda game but also one of the weirdest, not least of all due to its colorful cast. The Mysterious Hand, for example, appears out of a toilet in the Stock Pot Inn, begging for paper. You'd think that if he's IN the toilet, he might need something a little more than paper, but I pass no judgment.
The images come from the official Legend of Zelda UK page, but you can see the whole gallery of artwork below.
Keep up with Majora's Mask 3D news with our previews and news. The game is set for a Spring 2015 release (Dawn of the First Day – at least 2568 hours remain).
[Source: The Legend of Zelda UK Facebook via Zelda Informer]
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