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Ready to play a real life video game? You can plant 3D printed items from The Legend of Zelda around a yard and go on a quest! Hyrule Foundry is a blog focused on the Zelda universe and 3D printing, and the genius behind the blog created an entire set of 32 items featured in Link’s item collection. There are tiny swords, a shield, a key, and more. From the blog:

“Each time I had collected each of these items from their various hiding places and dungeons I had wanted to hold them, and now finally I could,” the post reads. “I held the wooden sword in my hand and I said, ‘this is it, the sword that started it all, the very first sword that we witnessed Link yielding.’ I was satisfied with the results and was ready to share them with you, my fellow Zelda fans.”

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This beautiful Legend of Zelda quilt features an image of Link, ready to save the day. It measures 78″ x 48″ and is handmade and can be machine washed on the gentle cycle. The decreasing heart body pillow is included with the quilt to make the set complete.

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At some point, Hyrule is going to have to ditch all those bulky rupees and embrace paper money like the rest of the universe. DeviantArtist Ash has designed the perfect bank notes for when that day arrives. He’s designed one, five, twenty and fifty rupee notes that look like something you could actually use. If enough people ask, he may even design a few more. They’re absolutely beautiful, but I somehow think my local bank wouldn’t be too happy if I tried to deposit them into my account.

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This comic titled “Epona’s Song” should be renamed “The Time a Zelda Comic Made Me Cry”.

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Link takes on his most challenging journey yet in this short film that turns him into a paper version of himself that hops from one Apple product to another, just to get the girl. The paper bits that are outside of the various screens were made with Final Cut after the initial video, but the rest was a matter of carefully syncing every device so it looks like Link is walking from one screen to the next. Apple fanboyism aside, the timing is perfect and little paper link is adorable.

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Well, he looks pretty worked up. Check out the full comic after the break.

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Zelda and company are obviously made to be minifigs. Look how perfect they are in Lego! Even the stupid fairy is cute. Bless you Wes Talbott because this is awesome—and curse you because it’s not real! I mean, besides all the fun sets Lego could put together for a Zelda series just think what a blast a Lego Zelda video game would be. Ahh, we can dream.

(via Kotaku)

Apparently, superheros favor Sam Walton’s businesses. Soon after this TMNT car was spotted at a Tennessee Sam’s Club, Link’s semi was seen at a Walmart.

Surely the savings helped them afford such sweet rides.

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Etsy seller Annie Johansson is offering Amigurumi enthusiasts the opportunity to create their very own Link with an affordable PDF pattern available with American, British or Swedish crochet terms.

This pattern is most suitable for the experienced crocheter, although the pattern is filled with detailed instructions and images making it easy to follow. In order to make Link you need to know how to make a magic ring, single crochets, increase, decrease, slip stitches, chain stitches, half double crochets, double crochets and treble crochets. You also need to know how to change colors, work in rounds, rows and joined rows.

If you are clueless when it comes to the art of crochet, you’ll be happy to know that Annie seems open to the idea of selling ready-made Links.

Product Page: ($6 via GA)

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