#voices of hyrule

[voices-of-hyrule]

ʿAmid-e uunab meeri geerudotu; "Gerudo, a resiliant desert flower;"

Nizʿart tifakti yefneni; "Facing the sun's gaze;"

Aahar yahtafam ve-neer yekbeni; "Gerudo grows brilliant while others fade;"

Tifaktatti navqaf, mešmirinanu; "We stand vigilant in the desert sun;"

ʿAala kululaamatti ʿamidanu; "We are brilliant over everyone;"

Tifaktatti mešmiriš ʿamid yekbeni; "Vigilant in the sun, growing brilliant;"

Geerudo lulaam maa-yehzemin. "Gerudo is never outdone."

[weepingtalecowboy]

Shadow still exists

Fanfic prompt: what if after shadow died he was still sentient but trapped in four’s shadow

Not capable of moving just following

Not capable of seeing or hearing anything

Not capable of touch or smell

Trapped and quietly suffering with no mouth to scream his pain

No escape from his existence as nothing but a shadow

In pain when someone steps on the shadow four casts and just having to endure

But four never finds out about him still existing and begging for release

Assuming that his shadow is now dead and accepting it with a painful smile knowing that shadow helped with a honorable death

For years only following as a shadow and nothing more

deaf and blind with no ability to hear or understand yet feeling pain everytime someone walks over him

Not knowing why or how he is in pain when all he sees is just darkness and nothing else

Until one day time accidentally pointed the mask of truth on four's shadow and then heard an all encompassing scream

As nobody else heard it

He would think he is going insane asking the others if they heard any noise

Only to confirm whatever or not it must have been a very unsettling yet not real experience

The chain was concerned for the welfare of his while four was having a very bad feeling about time’s reaction

[cosmetichorror]

Pssst, hey, imagine this:

When the hero’s die, instead of moving on their spirits get sucked inside the mastersword, (don’t question how those who don’t use the mastersword get sucked in there) and they’re left to be a guide for the next hero to use them. Fi is there too btw.

Anyways as each person gains the mastersword, they also gain a handful of guides who can either be super helpful or super annoying.

POV Wild:

Legend: well well well! Look who finally decided to pick us up again.

Time: Ledge, don’t be rude, he died. He’s allowed to take a while

Hyrule: im just glad to see him back!

Sky: how are you, Link? Are you well? Are you okay now? That was quite the scare you gave us! How is your face? Do your scars hurt? Can we help?

Wild: Who the fuck are you?????

[cynderrfall]

Linked Universe the anime

[phoenixcatch7]

Reading loz/lu fics and it's just so interesting how wide the spectrum is of their personalities.

Sometimes it's got an in universe reason (different past (usually gender or species change), recent or ongoing traumatic events, a spectacularly bad first meeting), but sometimes (often) the characters are just... Weirdly angsty or peppy, there's no in between!

And I'm beginning to think less people have played more than one game than I thought XD.

Not that it's anyone's fault! One game is more than enough to be part of it all, and loz is exclusive to Nintendo consoles - and all the older stuff is frustratingly hard to get hold of. Heck, I'm still looking for wind waker, and that was really popular! And then you have to play it! They're not small games!!

But could people writing wild please ease off just a tiiiiiny bit so he can be a semi functional member of society pretty please XD? He's just as much a polite boy as any other member of the chain! He won't even run in shops! He can't attack npcs! He talks to every single person he's ever seen and remembers every single name. Yes, he's three quarters woodland creature with a hefty amount of trauma but he's also a fashionista who managed to avoid accidentally taking sides in a mayoral election and that's not easy!

[raycatz]

midnight thoughts: like, I know there's a decent number of people in the LU fandom who haven't played the games or have only played botw/tears onwards. So, how familiar are people with zelda music? Like, would anyone be interested in like a fandom discussion post talking about music that stands out from each title?

[legendofzeldasilentprincess]

after knowing the whole story of Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, I still can't believe Nintendo really went for the Princess and the Knight trope

[jinxedruby]

Whumptober Day Nineteen: Blood Trail/Abandoned Cabin

Featuring Hyrule and Time.

Heads up for major injury and some violence in this one.

AO3

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Hyrule woke to something jabbing uncomfortably into his ribs. He peeled his eyelids apart, the world swimming slowly into focus before him. He blinked a few times, pulling in a shaky breath as his vision cleared. Boots with toes pointed skyward formed from the blobs of colors before him, trees sprouting somewhere beyond them. Something squeezed his hand, twisting his fingers together. He groaned, pushing himself up with trembling arms.

His left hand landed in something warm that oozed between his fingers. He blinked, looking down at his hand to see his fingers sunk into a pool of blood. He jolted, eyes widening. He got his knees underneath him, pushing himself up off of the armored body he’d fallen across. As he did, he got a full view of the gaping stab wound in the man’s leg, a makeshift tourniquet twisted around the limb above it. A dark pool of blood soaked into the grass beneath the man. Hyrule, abruptly remembering what he’d been doing before passing out, raised a hand over the wound. Deep red blood seeped from the wound still, so he clearly hadn’t been successful in stopping the bleeding like he’d been trying to. He started to reach for his Life spell despite the magic exhaustion pulling at the backs of his eyes. The grip around his other hand tightened, cramping his fingers together almost painfully. He dragged his gaze over to see a gauntleted hand wrapped around them, the man tugging clumsily but insistently on them.

“S-stop,” Time said, slurred and stilted. The colored markings on Time’s cheek and forehead stood in stark contrast to the white pallor of his face.

Hyrule began to shake his head, returning his attention to the wound. “I have to stop the bleeding or-”

“Won’ good us… if both… both dead,” Time murmured. His brow furrowed as if he’d confused himself with his broken phrasing.

Hyrule pursed his lips. Time’s tugging on his hand grew more insistent. Hyrule huffed, reaching for his pouch. He had a suspicion he’d already searched, but maybe he didn’t have enough time earlier, maybe he did have a magic potion-

“Trav’ler!” Time rasped.

Hyrule stiffened and spun, yanking his shield off his back. He lifted it just in time to block a lizalfos’s sword where it’d been aimed to run through his back. He shoved the monster away and lunged to his feet, unsheathing his sword. The lizalfos jumped backwards, the sword glancing off the front of its chestguard. Hyrule followed up with a thrust. His sword tore through the lizalfos’s arm, making it twist to one side with a screech. It planted a foot and kept turning. Hyrule didn’t notice the tail whipping around until it cracked across his face. Pain exploded in his nose, the force of the blow knocking him off his feet. He fell over Time, landing heavily on his back on the man’s other side.

He sucked in a breath, face pulsing, hot blood streaming from his nose. He forced himself up onto his elbows in time to see the lizalfos lift its sword high above its head, poised to stab Time. With a roar, Hyrule dove forward. He plunged his sword through the lizalfos’s middle. It shrieked, tumbling backwards with Hyrule. He yanked his sword free, black blood splattering across the blade and pouring from the monster’s wound. He didn’t wait to see if it’d survive a wound like that and tore his sword through its neck, severing its head.

The motionless body crumpled to the ground. Hyrule turned, breathing hard, gaze sweeping the surrounding forest for more enemies. A horn blared and his blood ran cold. He whirled to see another lizalfos some distance away, sounding a battle horn. Screeches rose from all around them, some distant, some far too close. Hyrule’s heart thudded wildly against his ribs, eyes widening. The lizalfos blew the horn again and he snapped to action, closing the distance between them in several long strides. The monster faltered in the middle of its call, staggering back. Hyrule drove his sword up under its breastplate and through its heart before it could react. He didn’t wait for it to fall, snapping back around and sprinting to Time. He skid to a stop beside him, throwing his sword and shield into their places on his back. He moved around behind Time and lifted up his shoulders. Time groaned and he stammered out a hushed apology, looping his arms under Time’s and around the man’s armored chest. He clamped his hands together then dug his heels into the ground and began to haul Time backwards. Time groaned louder, twitching hands coming up to grasp at Hyrule’s.

“I know, I know, I’m sorry,” Hyrule hissed, blood roaring in his ears. He kept his neck twisted around to watch behind them as he dragged Time along. The shrieks of monsters continued around them, fueling the adrenaline in Hyrule’s veins. Pain pulsed in his probably-broken nose, the taste of copper filling his mouth as blood flowed across his lips. He spat it out, legs burning as he dragged Time as fast as he could.

His boot skid through a loose patch of dirt. He grunted, nearly losing his balance. He stopped for a moment, readjusted his hold on Time’s limp form, the man having gone motionless at some point. His heart squeezed but he could only hope Time was merely unconscious. He tossed a glance ahead of them. Twin gouges extended from where Time’s heels dragged through the dirt. A dark scarlet line painted one track, matching the blood soaking Time’s leg.

A monster gave a sharp cry, far closer than the rest. Hyrule clenched his teeth and resumed dragging Time. His neck ached as he twisted it around to watch behind him. Adrenaline thrummed in his veins, pounding behind his eyes. He heard the distant crashing and snapping of monsters storming through underbrush, closing in on their location. No doubt following the trail of Time’s blood. Hyrule spat blood from his mouth again, desperately searching for some way out.

An odd shape between the trees caught his eye. Hoping for at least some kind of cover or vantage point, he veered toward it. He nearly fell again, a yelp dying in his throat as his muscles burned from the strain. A few more steps and a ramshackle cabin came into view. Hope surged in his chest.

A lizalfos screeched. Hyrule whipped his head around to see the monster pointing at them through the trees. This one appeared larger than the others Hyrule had seen, with an axe tied to the end of its tail. A second lizalfos appeared, then a third. Then another and another and Hyrule cursed, struggling to drag Time faster. His arms cramped from holding so tightly, breath coming in quick gasps. The cabin drew closer. So did the sound of the lizalfos sprinting through the underbrush. He hazarded a glance to see how close the monsters had gotten. Panic seized his throat at how much ground the lizalfos had covered in such a short time. His heels plowed into the dirt as he shoved himself backwards. The muscles in his thighs screamed past the muffling of the adrenaline.

His back rammed into the cabin’s door. Gasping, he dropped Time to turn and throw it open. He grabbed Time by his underarms and hauled the man into the cabin. The moment Time’s boots crossed the threshold, Hyrule set him down and lunged for the door. He wrenched it closed and yanked the bolt into place. Not a moment later, a loud thud crashed from the door’s other side, making it jolt in its frame and bang against the bolt. The old wood of the bolt cracked and Hyrule inhaled sharply. Desperately, he cast a glance around. His eyes fell on a heavy-looking cupboard sagging beside the door and he dove for it. He shoved one shoulder against it and dug his boots into the ground. It screeched across the floor, leaving white scuffs in the wood. He pushed it in front of the door as the banging continued, the lizalfos trying to force its way inside.

Once the cupboard proved to hold the door shut, at least for the moment, Hyrule staggered to one knee, panting. Red beads dripped from the tip of his nose and splattered onto the floor. He took a deep breath, dragged the back of his hand across his mouth, and forced himself to his feet again. The crashing against the door continued as he stumbled over to Time’s motionless form. Weak, raspy breaths came through Time’s parted lips, the sound rattled and strained. Hyrule’s hands shook as he examined the tourniquet, making sure it had held up through the dragging. Seeing that it had, he quickly rifled through his pouch, desperately praying a green potion would be in there somewhere.

A loud crack sounded behind him. He flinched, whipping his head around to see the blade of an axe jutting through the door. A muffled growl seeped through the door and the axe wrenched free, leaving behind a split in the wood. The axe slammed into the door again, creating another split and Hyrule shoved his arm into his pouch up to his elbow. He wracked his brain for a solution as the axe tore free again, taking a chunk of the door with it. He probably had just enough magic left for one final Shield spell and nothing else. Casting that on Time would do nothing to save him from his wound. He could cast it on himself and try to fight all the lizalfos. But based on the amount of grunts and hollers from outside the cabin, the number of monsters had multiplied by a lot. Even if he did manage to defeat them all, that would take minutes that Time didn’t have.

The axe crashed through the door again, sending bits of wood flying. Hyrule covered his head with his arms as splinters showered over him. He lowered his arms, eyes wide to see a hole in the door. A lizalfos’s head filled it, one round, yellow eye peering through at him. It gave a shriek when it saw him, moving away. More screeches joined it, sharp and loud with victory. It whirled and the axe broke through the door again.

Fingers wrapped weakly around Hyrule’s wrist. With a start, he snapped his head around to see Time, eye open just a slit, gaze cloudy but fixing him with a firm stare.

“Traveler,” Time breathed. Hyrule had to lean closer to hear him over the cacophony of the whooping monsters. “If you can… can ge’ away-”

“No,” Hyrule said sharply. “No, I’m not leaving you-”

“Trav’ler, please-”

“I’m not giving up!” Hyrule snapped. He gently but firmly pulled his wrist from Time’s grasp, pushing himself to his feet. “Neither can you.”

He ignored Time’s next protest, drawing his sword and squarely facing the door. His gaze flicked to the blade of his sword then to the metal of the lizalfos’ tail axes and breastplates. Any way he sliced it, he didn’t have enough magic for Thunder. Not as he always used it, anyway. But if he could concentrate it… He let out a shaky breath, struggling to steady his nerves. He was all too aware of Time’s metal armor. If he did this wrong, he’d hit Time. His hand faltered as he lifted his sword. He cast a glance back. Blood slowly puddled beneath Time’s leg, his face a sickly white, bangs plastered to his face. Pressing his mouth into a grim line, Hyrule turned back to the door. If he didn’t do this, Time would die anyway. So would he.

The axe tore through the door again, widening the hole. Monsters screeched, claws digging at the edges and ripping the door to pieces. One pummeled ahead of the rest, hacking away at the cupboard. Hyrule tightened his grip on his sword. He reached for his magic, felt it well in his fingers. The cupboard broke with a loud CRACK. The lizalfos forced its way past. Hyrule roared from his belly and lunged forward. He ducked under the lizalfos’s swipe. He drove his sword between the monster’s ribs. Then he cast Thunder.

Instantly, he knew he used too much. The magic sucked out of him, taking his breath with it. Lightning crackled at his fingers. Frantically, he mentally forced it into his sword. The blade flashed a blinding white. Fire raced up Hyrule’s arms and his scream harmonized with the lizalfos’s. The monster convulsed as lightning coursed through it. Then the lightning exploded, turning Hyrule’s vision white. Monsters shrieked in pain and death. The thunderclap burst violently in his ears, loosening his teeth, shaking the ground and the very air. Something detonated in front of him, he tasted burnt hair, and the world shut down.

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A low-pitched whine filled his ears. For a while, he could do nothing but listen to it. His mouth tasted like copper and burnt hair. His whole body ached, dull pain throbbing behind his brow and in his nose, timed with his heartbeat. Pale light bled through his closed eyelids. He struggled to pry them open, a spike of pain in his head rewarding his success. He narrowed them with a hiss but tried to ascertain his whereabouts anyway. He remembered being in the cabin, but blue sky shone overhead, dimmed by treetops stretching above him.

“Traveler!”

A head of long blond hair popped into view, wide blue eyes staring down at him.

“Hey, can you hear me?” Wild asked. A hand enveloped one of Hyrule’s and it took him several seconds to connect it to Wild. The cook’s voice sounded quiet and distant beneath the whining, but still audible. Hyrule nodded slowly.

A relieved smile split Wild’s face. “Oh, thank Hylia. Guys, he’s awake!”

The reminder of the others sent a jolt through Hyrule. He tried and failed to sit up, heart thudding against his ribs. Wild pressed a hand against his shoulder, keeping him down with a soft whoa, whoa.

“Where’s Time?” Hyrule asked, voice stuffy through his definitely-broken nose.

“He’s fine, he’s fine, he’s right over there!” Wild answered quickly, pointing to Hyrule’s right. Hyrule turned his head. Sure enough, Time lay on his back several paces away, stripped of his armor. The tourniquet had been replaced by clean gauze winding around his leg. His face appeared closer to its normal color, but his eye was still closed.

“We used a fairy on him as soon as we found you guys,” Wild explained. Hyrule continued watching Time’s chest steadily rise and fall. “Couldn’t do much about the blood loss, but… it- it was enough.”

Hyrule let out a soft sigh of relief, rolling his head back to watch the sky again. Wild still leaned over him, a grin widening on his face.

“You really fried those monsters good.”

A crooked smile grew across Hyrule’s lips and Wild laughed lightly.

“Collector just about had a conniption, though. Said something about your magic being beyond exhausted.”

Hyrule’s grin faded. “I did what I had to.”

“Oh, I’m not judging,” Wild said quickly. “Just trying to help you prepare for the chewing out in your near future.”

Hyrule huffed a laugh, closing his eyes. He opened them again, gaze darting over Time’s weak but alive form. “It’s worth it.”

[bliss-wily]

[ghostlyfurball]

girls have one fear and its the fear of revali dying a second death by having nobody alive continue to remember him and his legacy . btw. if u even care.

[mylonelydreaming]

I see zelink as having romantic feelings for each other, and go on cute dates to lover's pond or rutile lake or what have you, but they don't actually put an official, public label on what they have, they just kinda make out occasionally behind the scenes and ignore formal rules of courtship entirely

[voices-of-hyrule]

The East Hylitic substrate hypothesis is an idea within the field of Hylitics which attempts to explain the supposedly anomalous features of the East Hylitic languages (e.g. Gerudo, Sheikah). Numerous elements common to East Hylitic basic vocabulary and syntax do not have reflexes in the West or Insular Hylitic languages.

The hypothesis was first put forward by the Tolemacian-Gerudo scholar, Tamemt Gubasha. She suggests in her writings that early proto-Hylitic speakers encountered speakers of another, unrelated language upon settling in modern Hyrule and adopted numerous features of their language — i.e., the proto-East-Hylitic language was the result of creolisation between proto-Hylitic and a non-Hylitic language.

[they-have-the-same-va]

Master Kohga from Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity shares a voice actor with Sombron from Fire Emblem Engage.

Voiced by Erik Braa

[legend-of-zelda-voices]

Compilation Post

Ruriko Aoki

Roles in LoZ: Marin (HW)

Alternate LU Voice for: Marin

Some characters with the same voice:

Tressa Colozone (Octopath Traveller), Mona & 5-Volt & Mimi (WarioWare Gold / Get It Together! / Move It!), Riina Tada (The Idolmaster: Cinderella Girls), Air Groove (Uma Musume: Pretty Derby), Eclair Seaetto (The Rising of the Shield Hero), Nene Onemine (Komi Can't Communicate), Trish (Triangle Strategy), Marni & Madeline (Fire Emblem Engage)

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In the game:

Hyrule Warriors

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Speaking

Tada Riina from THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA

She speaks throughout the entire video, but some times are 0:01, 0:18, 2:47, and 2:51.

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Madeline from Fire Emblem Engage

Madeline is the one with blonde hair and a blue dress.

Some times are 0:00, 0:27, 0:33, 0:38, 1:56, 4:04, 4:41, and 5:51.

See another video here and here (or in OriginalPost↓with voice times)

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Voice Samples from Ruriko Aoki

Line 1 at 0:00, Line 2 at 3:23, and Narration at 7:03.

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Singing

"Angel Dream" from THE iDOLM@STER Cinderella

This song is for the character Riina Tada.

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"Onegai! Shinderera" from THE iDOLM@STER Cinderella

Translated title: "Please! Cinderella"

This song is for the character Riina Tada.

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"Nation Blue" from THE iDOLM@STER Cinderella

This song is for the character Riina Tada.

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"Twilight Sky" from THE iDOLM@STER Cinderella

This song is for the character Riina Tada.

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"Itoshisa❤" from THE iDOLM@STER Cinderella

Translated title: "Darling❤"

This song is for the character Riina Tada.

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"Ballad of the Wind Fish" from Hyrule Warriors

Marin sings in this game!

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[fenriraa]

me with Astor

[wickedcriminal]

Threw together some linked universe voice hcs for the fun of it!