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The aim of Zelda Katsu was to act as a group open to exploring all aspects of the Zelda mythos. The main area the group was interested in was the Zelda storyline. To this end, Zelda Katsu has created a reference guide on the numerous games, which can be found here on the site. There are currently plans to create more documentation to supplement this.

The Zelda Storyline Guide is designed to look at different sources that can be considered as canon so that readers can gain a better idea of the Zelda storyline without having to search through loads of text dumps and instruction booklets. This can sometimes become problematic, as there is a large question mark over what should be considered as canon by different people. In order to counter this problem I have decided to split up the information for each game into separate sections in terms of their source. This way, if you do not consider a certain source as being canon, you can ignore it. Having said that, there are certain sources that are not considered canon at all, and have therefore not been covered in the guide. These are the Philips CD-i games, and all extended media (i.e. TV shows, comics and books) that were licensed by Nintendo to other companies.

The guide favours information from the Japanese release of the game over that of the English release. This is because the Japanese versions do not suffer from translation errors like the English versions do. Hence, if something is written in the English version that isn’t supported in the Japanese version, it is not considered as canon.

Guide Credits

Written by Mohammed Ali Azeem
AST page written by Duke Serkol
Proofread by Arturo Javier
Layout by Ilmari Arnkil
Images by Damir Halilovic

The FSA Quote FAQ compiles all the important quotes from the a game into a reference guide. All quotes are presented as they appear in the game and in chronological order. This particular guide can be browsed in two ways. You can choose between the Traditional view and the Divided view. The Traditional view presents all the quotes on a singal page and is therefor ideal for searching the guide using key words. In the Divided view, you can proceed through the story chapter by chapter.

Guide Credits

Written by Duke Serkol
Layout by Ilmari Arnkil
Image by Damir Halilovic