

Looking at this ad, led me to two other discoveries. Remember the pages in the original Legend of Zelda Manual that had images that looked like they came out of an anime?



Well, for years I wondered if there was a Zelda anime. What I found, though blurry, does show that these images were at least in part animated. This commercial for the Famicom Disk system uses them, though not always in the exact same way as they are pictured in the book. It was great after 24 years to finally figure out where these images originated from.
The advertisements for Mario Picross on Super Famicom are filled with muscle men working on a giant stone Mario Face. It's more wacky then sexy, but worth a look!

Here is the commercial:
Ah what memories, but you know the recent like 2000 Zelda April fools suppose movie was well done for Ocarina of Time almost LOTR-ish touch remember that?
ReplyDeleteYup I remember that. It had a sexy guy playing Link as I recall.
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