The Legend of Zelda: Molblin's Magic Spear

[@calebjanus2000]

Had this as a boy. The nostalgia is off the charts. Thank you for sharing the feels.

[@NintendoPsycho]

+Micah Ogle You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed the feels.

[@Lesbosac]

It's too bad they never made part 2 or 3

[@connieroy813]

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[@princessmarthajandio]

I recognize these voices! These were the same voice actors from the old Zelda cartoon! I listened to this tape with the book plus the Mario one at my special aid class and found the cartoons when I downloaded music, pictures, and videos from Morphia and Kazee. I'm glad I looked for this old piece of nostalgia.

[@RageCreati0n]

This was the very first book I read by my self in kindergarten. It was my favorite story.

[@princessmarthajandio]

Thank you, Nintendo Psycho, for treating us to this forgotten piece of our childhood.

[@NintendoPsycho]

You're welcome.

[@doritopenguin3048]

There's a boss in Breath of the Wild who throws a spear that reappears in its hand, and it reminded me of this book. Now if only I had a shield that could swallow a hit to a miss.

[@huntersmith22]

I'm glad I found this, I can't find my copy and I would like my son to be able to experience the story books I grew up with. This was his bedtime story for the night.

[@LashFoot]

man this takes me back, I would love to have my old copy back when i was a kid, this was a key part in my early life that set me on my love of fantasy and RPG's in general

[@battybuddy]

I remember that book. XD I loved it, and I always thought moblins were nearsighted afterwards.

[@TriforceKun]

"This is no head! This is a bomb!" Oh god, i laughed SO hard.

[@dragonwarriorz1]

Whoa, so retro! I love how Nintendo handled classic Zelda, I wish they would make stuff like this again.

[@NintendoPsycho]

Sadly the Nintendo of yester-year is long gone.

[@finvarracernonnos3428]

I still have this book

[@mraaronhd]

I had this as well! Talk about nostalgic! :)

[@AnGeLiCbOrIs1]

Thank you! Hits me right in the childhood.

[@jongameaddict]

8:50 The book had "Link would come to her rescue-the future of her land depended on it!" but the guy said "Link would come to the rescue-the future of the land depended on it."

[@susanfit47]

Some copies of the book also came with an audio cassette tape which narrated the story, and it even featured the voice actors from The Legend of Zelda Animated Series who providing voices for the characters.

[@NintendoPsycho]

Such as this one.

[@Silentbobx]

Oh my God, I had this book!

[@KouheixHazuki]

I still have this book, but sadly not the tape. Also have 2 of the old Valiant Nintendo Comics Systems comics as well.

[@Armorhunterash]

Ruppees, not rubies dammit

[@anniefinch6843]

I remember this video game and book. But I remember the same narrator and I didn't know that the same person read this book for me.

[@knil456]

Well done to a great Canadian Voice Actor who voices Link!

[@katiestrong385]

what a cliffhanger

[@superpsykkko]

DAMNIT WHY WASNT I AN 80'S KID

[@johanadisunno1919]

Rubies?!? Uhg the struggle

[@Makyui]

This is magical. Oh my god.

[@YoshiAngemon]

Had the book, but no tape. I still have the book.

[@EmSeeSquared]

If you still have the cassette, you can hook a tape player to your PC and record it in Audacity, it'll sound much better. I've been doing this with childhood tapes.

[@nintenbetas]

First time i don't hear link say "Excuse me princesssss", if there was another season of the cartoon, link could have become more serious.

[@EternalLoveAnkh]

I had this book along with the tape. I also had the Mario book. What bothered me about this book is that Zelda did not look like Zelda. She looks more like Princess Toadstool. RJ

[@sarowie]

Thank you for sharing :-)

[@NintendoPsycho]

You're welcome.

[@BlockyBlatt]

What I wouldn't give to know what happened to my tape. Who knows what stupid little child me did with it? Thanks for sharing.

[@IzludeTingel]

Are you serious????? Where the hell can I buy a copy??????

[@NintendoPsycho]

@huntersmith22 Good to hear.

[@MrRem1001]

I just noticed it called rupees rubies

[@NintendoPsycho]

@HubbyHair I didn't... Golden Book did.

[@SicklyLizard]

The narrator pronounces Molblin differently than the other characters. Possibly because at the time this book came out, "Moblin" was already the accepted spelling and pronunciation in the cartoon. I'm a nerd.

[@robbiewalker2831]

You want nerdy? The voices doing the characters are the same voices from the cartoon!

[@riketvs]

The art actualy looks like the art they used for zelda 1

[@ambiantproductions2901]

This honestly isn't that bad.

[@NintendoPsycho]

@jongameaddict lol I never noticed.

[@DougUnfunny]

wish this person had the right tools to input the audio from the cassette to the pc instead of recording audio the from a microphone. all you need is a audio line input to pc and aux audio cable that plugs into headphone jack of cassette player.

[@NintendoPsycho]

If I had the technology back in 2008 I would've used it. Funny enough the audio is still clear and the bootleg-style recording gives it an classic vibe to it.

[@robbiewalker2831]

@@NintendoPsycho Could you re-record it, so people can reanimate this classic tale for SFM or Gmod?

[@NintendoPsycho]

@EpicOdysseus Damn trolls.