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Published: 2007-10-22 04:43:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 208531; Favourites: 4938; Downloads: 2744
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Blaaaghhh I missed two comics in a month, that's a bad thing. I mean, you know, I was busy. Busy with important stuff that was not a ten-day free trial of World of Warcraft.Anyway, here are some more physics/footwear shenanigans that've been around since Ocarina of Time. Make of it what you will!
...Link sure has a weird buoyancy point. It's consistant enough now that it must be a law. Maybe his hat is filled with helium.
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If you think of it is like using magic on and off abilities like it has a gravitational field when hes wearing it then yeah it does make sense. When the things are off they don't pull you down.
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Obviously, they are magically pulling him down when they are worn. Otherwise, they are a normal pair of boots.
Either that, or Link has a magical dimension of his own. Explains where his items go.
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I think the second one is it, if it were the first then why is it made of metal
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so we meet againΒ
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The best thing about the iron boots? They're a C BUTTON ITEM IN THIS GAME!!!!!!!! lol
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The power of magiccccccccccccccccccccccc
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ME:..........*sigh* midna midna midna you should know better...
MIDNA:........know what?
ME: THERES NO SUCH THINGS AS LOGIC IN VIDEO GAMES!!!!!!!!!!
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I think, if I remember correctly, when he isn't using the items, they shrink to microscopic size. But when he pulls them out to use, they grow to full size again. That's what I think I remember happens. I think Zelda explained it to Link in the original cartoon, or something. I can't remember though.
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Haha! I wondered about that... but I just always assumed the laws of physic were different in Hyrule......
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You know, the first time you ever actually ROFL, make sure there's not a tack on the floor.
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My theory of this is that Midna makes them disappear like she does when you get the Ordon Sword and Shield and enter the Twilight, so they don't have matter any more.
If we were talking about Ocarina of Time's Iron Boots... Well... Maybe Navi is stronger than we think (?)
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yeah that's another weird point about those boots.... lol great work
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link just loves going against gravity xDD nice work
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Helium hat!!!!! No wonder it's so poofy!
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! proof of how slow i am: i just noticed that about the boots once u made a clever comic bout it
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Ah yes. And how his hat never falls off. Ever. And how he's able to breathe underwater just by wearing a different color tunic, and how his fingers don't burn to a crisp holding the metal Master Sword in the Fire Temple even though they remain unprotected by the red tunic (oh, and his face too, for that matter. And the red tunic's just that--a tunic, it doesn't protect his Kokiri-boot clad feet)...
Gosh, the physics in Zelda are all messed up 
What I love is his expression here. It's a very "duh" expression and yet at the same time I get the sense that he doesn't really know either and so is just trying to make up an excuse for the bizarre physics off the top of his head xD
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Yes, it's quite hard to understand the physics of Zelda.
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lol I was SO thinking that through the entire game XD XD XD Epic genious!!!
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Makes you wonder how on earth Link manages to carry all the stuff he aquires on his adventures
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*laugh* the boots?! i am still trying to figure out how he puts away the ball and chain.... seriously! how does he carry ALL of his weapons? let alone a ball and chain that make him waddle when he carries it O_O
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same way pokΓ©mon trainers fit bikes in their backbacks - MAGIC!
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it says in the little description of the bike it's a 'folding bike' doesn't it ? o.O (howere THAT works)
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it works via MAGIC~!
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zelda logic: put a pair of heavy boots and a ball and chain up ur ass and youl be able to float...
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Two more mind aching questions about Link.
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