#zelda reference

and no, it’s not Fi’s Theme.

here’s the reference.

here, i compared the two melodies side-by-side, in case you couldn’t pick it up from the video. insane, isn’t it?!??!?!

The most basic version of the Zelda Enemies Spreadsheet is (sort of) complete! (See below for better link)

I'm still filling out some missing areas, and I'm going to add some more enemies that I skipped back when the goal was just to compare enemies in games, but it's usable in its most basic form. Unless you're looking for Hyrule Warriors or Cadence of Hyrule stuff. That's also one of the things I need to go back and fill in. But the general A-Z list of enemies and games is complete!

You should have access to commenting via the link above, so if you have additions or corrections, please leave a comment. I would appreciate it very much.

Thank you for your continued support of this big project. I hope to continue to clean it up and improve it.

FYI, the spreadsheet is best viewed on a computer. If you're on mobile, I highly suggest using the Sheets app. You should be able to filter for various games and enemy characteristics. (The characteristics are still a bit of a work in progress.)

Go! And fulfill your fanfiction, fancomic, fangame, fanart, homebrew ttrpg, etc. dreams!

Edit: I am realizing that visitors to the spreadsheet do not have access to filters unless they have permission to edit the document. This completely ruins the point of all the hard work I'm putting into this.

Due to this, the above link is a comment only version and should only be used if you really don't want to make a google account or if you have a comment to make. Click this link to make a copy of the spreadsheet so you can edit it and filter it however you please. You might have to check with me in occasionally for updates. Follow the #project zelda enemies spreadsheet tag for that. And feel free to contact me directly if something isn't working for you.

spoilers for the dragon's tears questline under the cut:

"What's that in your pocket, Luke?"

"Oh, wait a moment, Professor."

My favourite hairstyle for her is the high ponytail, and when she lets it down I envision it to look like the style below it.

Green, Blue, and Pink (Lancer calls her purple, but in the Dark World, she's pink).

Zelda Goddesses

Toby uses a lot of Zelda references (along with other games), so I've wondered for a while if it's a reference to the 3 goddesses of Hyrule. The one problem with this theory is the alignments of the goddesses:

Nayru (blue)- wisdom Farore (green)- courage Din (pink)- power

Susie is definitely power, but I feel like Kris is courage and Ralsei is wisdom.

If the color scheme is a Zelda reference, then either Toby is taking a bit of creative license, or something is planned for later in the game that will reverse Kris' and Ralsei's apparent roles.

2. RGB

If we think of Susie as being red, because pink is technically a light red, then Kris, Ralsei, and Susie form RGB.

Throw in Berdly and Noelle, and we have cyan and yellow.

This leaves white and magenta. Two more fun gang members?

We could also argue that Susie is actually magenta.

Which would mean we haven't yet met the red member yet.

Even if the core Fun Gang (Kris, Susie, and Ralsei) are the only ones that are meant to fit the RGB color palette, it still wouldn't surprise me at all, given how self-aware the game is. Some characters, most notably Ralsei, but quite possibly also Kris, seem to know they are just characters in a game (Susie definitely does not). So it would make some sense if their characters are meant to represent the colors that make up a computer's color palette.