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Been watching a few playthroughs of The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes recently, and I was curious of what it would be like if Princess Zelda had ever actually met the new princess from that entry. So this is my version of those two lovely ladies.

Styla, from what little I've seen of her in game, sadly has almost no defining character to her; her one point of interest is being part of a world that is completely obsessed with fashion. As such, she seems pretty damn shallow. I do not like that when creating characters. I want people that stand out in some way, even if we don't get to focus the camera on them that often.

All of this made it easy to build up an incarnation to socialize in my Modern Hyrule. Here, she takes the role of the 'Armory' (if you can call her shop that), effectively crafting upgrades and outfits for Link and friends. All you need is the right materials and the equipment to upgrade, and for the right price, you can turn weak and damaged armor into something you'd be proud to take into battle! Upgrade the Goron Bracers into the Power Gloves in a snap; increase our Heroes' defenses; change out of that same old tunic; or whatever you want!

I feel like she would tend to interject some French into her dialogue (or if played in French: Japanese); and aside from her fashion sense and crafting skills, is a bit of a ditz, and a little clumsy. Also... she seems to have a curious interest in Princess Zelda.

Who, btw, is not proud of this part: "I don't get it: she's younger than me, she's shorter than me; so why, why are they so big?!"

...it's ok, Zelda... At least you still have personality. Something Styla never had. (Zelda FTW)
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Check out the Zelda: Tri-Force Heroes GrumpCade Playlist (link via YouTube) if you wanna watch Barry, Ross, and Ninja Brian try to figure out how to work together and not die!

Legend of Zelda © Nintendo
The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is available now on Nintendo 3DS (rated E for Everyone)

Description

Been watching a few playthroughs of The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes recently, and I was curious of what it would be like if Princess Zelda had ever actually met the new princess from that entry. So this is my version of those two lovely ladies.

Styla, from what little I've seen of her in game, sadly has almost no defining character to her; her one point of interest is being part of a world that is completely obsessed with fashion. As such, she seems pretty damn shallow. I do not like that when creating characters. I want people that stand out in some way, even if we don't get to focus the camera on them that often.

All of this made it easy to build up an incarnation to socialize in my Modern Hyrule. Here, she takes the role of the 'Armory' (if you can call her shop that), effectively crafting upgrades and outfits for Link and friends. All you need is the right materials and the equipment to upgrade, and for the right price, you can turn weak and damaged armor into something you'd be proud to take into battle! Upgrade the Goron Bracers into the Power Gloves in a snap; increase our Heroes' defenses; change out of that same old tunic; or whatever you want!

I feel like she would tend to interject some French into her dialogue (or if played in French: Japanese); and aside from her fashion sense and crafting skills, is a bit of a ditz, and a little clumsy. Also... she seems to have a curious interest in Princess Zelda.

Who, btw, is not proud of this part: "I don't get it: she's younger than me, she's shorter than me; so why, why are they so big?!"

...it's ok, Zelda... At least you still have personality. Something Styla never had. (Zelda FTW)
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Check out the Zelda: Tri-Force Heroes GrumpCade Playlist (link via YouTube) if you wanna watch Barry, Ross, and Ninja Brian try to figure out how to work together and not die!

Legend of Zelda © Nintendo
The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is available now on Nintendo 3DS (rated E for Everyone)