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Linktober prompts 11-13: shopkeeper/merchant, power, zelda
“Both of you, faithless fools...”
One of the peculiarities of Twilight Princess has, to me, always been that Zelda was completely unaffected by the twilight that covered her kingdom; you could try to chalk it up to the Triforce of Wisdom, but not even Link or Ganondorf were granted such refuge. Ordinary denizens of the world of light become as spirits, Link becomes a sacred beast, and Ganondorf loses his body and most of his power, having to resort to using Zant to accomplish his goals - yet Zelda is, for all intents and purposes, absolutely fine.
But inevitably, when you spend as much time over-analyzing ever single detail of every single scene again and again as I have, you’re eventually going to come to your own conclusions - and in this case, those conclusions took the shape...of a single Sheikah eye on the back of her cloak.
It’s one of that those things that could mean nothing - Zelda’s ability to maintain her body could simply be thanks to the mercy of Zant, or, a more likely scenario, the power of Plot Armor. But it is important to note that the Twili’s ancestors excelled in shadow magic - a trait they share with the Sheikah - and that wielding this magic they had been able to stave off the transformative effects of the Twilight Realm, enough so that they were able to (mostly) maintain their human-like forms, even after centuries or perhaps millennia of exposure to the harsh anti-light of the realm of shadows. One cannot help but wonder, then, if Zelda’s cloak isn’t simply a fashion choice; that it is only by its protection that she is able to walk freely beneath the twilit veil.
All in all, whether it means something or it means nothing, it certainly ties nicely into my belief that the Twili’s ancestors were Sheikah - an idea which I would like to revisit and expand upon in the near future.

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midna: guess what number i'm thinking of
link: 420
midna: no, that's really immature of you. someone else guess and please take this seriously
zelda: 69
midna: yeah it was 69
This lovely Midzel piece was drawn by neverevenaplayer on Instagram, inspired by day three’s prompt of Midzel Week 2020: Flowers! I was given permission to reupload the piece here on their behalf, as they don’t have a Tumblr (but please go follow them and favorite this piece on Insta, if you’re willing and able!). From the artist’s original description:
I saw a series of prompts for drawing some #midzel in October and I doubt I’ll be able to do them on the days I am supposed to.Anyways, I thought of the flowers prompt in the form of a wedding dance. I always liked Midna’s Middle-Eastern/South East Asian influences, so I made the decision to base her dress off of the sort that are worn in Indian weddings. If you have an issue with this decision, please contact me. I try to represent rather than appropriate, but I know it can be a thin line to walk.