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3--Boss_Ironknuckle_of_Island_Palace.pngZelda 2 AoL: Island Palace Guardian Boss Ironknuckle213 viewsThe Boss Ironknuckle, aka Rebonack, who protects the Island Palace.
Get ready for one hell of a jousting match!
Official art was the reference for his design. But the shade of blue was from his in-game sprite.DBoyWheeler
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2--Helmethead_of_Midoro_Palace.pngZelda 2 AoL: Midoro Palace Guardian Helmethead207 viewsHelmethead, the boss of the Midoro Swamp Palace. And he has not just that current head on his shoulders...
I mixed his official art and ingame sprite, with some artistic license, as reference for him.DBoyWheeler
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8--Shadow_Link.pngZelda 2 AoL: Final Challenge Dark Link195 viewsApt title for this--it's the final boss of Zelda 2: Adventure of Link, Dark Link (in this incarnation as Link's Shadow).
I used the screen shot as a reference, and added some glowing eyes to make it more evil.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2_Shield.jpgZelda 2 AoL Shield Spell187 viewsThe Shield Spell from Zelda 2: Adventure of Link. Link is using it in Parapa Desert to get to the first Palace.
Now, I know that usually there should be the name of the spell here, but I forgot to put it up, and didn't realize it until I completed Jump Spell... by then, it was too late. So the spell artworks in my Zelda 2 stuff won't have the titles within the artworks themselves.
Anyway, as usual, sprites, screenshots, and official art were the references here.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2--Myu.jpgZelda 2 AoL Myu179 viewsThe spiny slime from Zelda 2: Adventure of Link. Watch your step.
I used an official art as a reference.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2_Life.jpgZelda 2 AoL Life Spell175 viewsLink patching up his wounds with the Life Spell in Zelda 2: Adventure of Link.
Sprites, screenshots, and official art were references. See "Zelda 2 AoL Shield Spell" for why the name of the spell is not in the artwork itself.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2_Cross.jpgZelda 2 AoL Cross174 viewsThe magical cross in Zelda 2: Adventure of Link, lying in Three Eye Rock Palace.
Obtaining this makes the final areas MUCH easier, as it makes those invisible Moas visible!
Anyway, I used the manual scan for reference of the cross, and VGMaps.com (with some artistic licence) for the palace backdrop.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2_Flute.jpgZelda 2 AoL Flute173 viewsThe magical flute in Zelda 2: Adventure of Link, lying in the Palace on the Sea.
Link'll need this to pass the River Devil and find Three-Eye-Rock Palace.
I used a little license for the flute, since the manual scan flute looks almost more like an oboe. For the palace backdrop, I used VGMaps.com, plus some artistic license there too.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2_Jump.jpgZelda 2 AoL Jump Spell171 viewsLink leaping onto the roof of a house, using his Jump Spell in Zelda 2: Adventure of Link (he's probably seeking one of the knights to teach him one of the two special thrusts).
Screenshots, sprites, and official art were used as reference. See "Zelda 2 AoL Shield Spell" for why the name of the spell is not in the artwork itself.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2_Hammer.jpgZelda 2 AoL Hammer170 viewsThe Hammer of Zelda 2: Adventure of Link, inside the caves in Death Mountain.
Link needs this to break those boulders so he can continue.
I used the manual scan as reference for the hammer.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2_Handy_Glove.jpgZelda 2 AoL Handy Glove170 viewsThe Handy Glove of Zelda 2: Adventure of Link, needed to break blocks.
Here it is, lying in Midoro (Swamp) Palace, waiting for Link to put it on.
I used the manual scan (and some artistic license) for the glove, and VGMaps.com (again, along with artistic license) for the palace background.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2--Wizzar.jpgZelda 2 AoL Wizzar169 viewsWizzar, the Wizzrobe relative (and disciple of Carock) from Zelda 2: Adventure of Link. Yes, Wizzar is its official name--I checked it in a Zelda Wiki.
I used a sprite as a character reference, and for the location, I once again used VGMaps (in this case, Maze Island Palace).DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2SkullWarriorByDBoy.jpgZelda 2 AoL Skull Warrior169 viewsThe Skull Warrior, alias Paratamu, from Zelda 2: Adventure of Link.
Here he is patrolling the Midoro (Swamp) Palace. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the Midoro Palace is the Skull Warrior's first debut.
Anyway, I used a sprite as the reference, and I once again show how much I suck at drawing skeletons.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2_Fire.jpgZelda 2 AoL Fire Spell168 viewsLink shooting a fireball from his sword, courtesy of the Fire Spell, learned in Zelda 2: Adventure of Link.
Sprites, screenshots, and official art were references here. See "Zelda 2 AoL Shield Spell" for reason the name of the spell is not in the artwork itself.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2_Reflect.jpgZelda 2 AoL Reflect Spell168 viewsLink using the Reflect Spell in the Maze Palace (where it is DEFINITELY required) in Zelda 2: Adventure of Link.
Sprites, official art, and screen shots used as references. See "Zelda 2 AoL Shield Spell" for the reason why the name of the spell is not in the artwork itself.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2_Fairy.jpgZelda 2 AoL Fairy Spell167 viewsLink probably had trouble getting the keys, so he's using the Fairy Spell to get through a door in the Maze Palace, in Zelda 2: Adventure of Link.
Sprites, official art, and screenshots were references (as well as artistic license). See "Zelda 2 AoL Shield Spell" for why the name of the spell is not in the artwork itself.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2_Magical_Key.jpgZelda 2 AoL Magical Key167 viewsIt may not have a lion head, but the Magical Key in Zelda 2: Adventure of Link has the same purpose as the previous game--opening unlimited numbers of doors in Palaces... you'll need this in Three-Eye Rock Palace!
Here it is in New Kasuto Town.
I used the manual scan for reference for the key.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2_Candle.jpgZelda 2 AoL Candle165 viewsThe (red) Candle in Zelda 2: Adventure of Link, which makes traversing caves MUCH safer.
Here it is in the first palace--Parapa Palace! Crack crack crack the egg into the bowl! (Get it? Oh, never mind.)
Anyway, I used the manual scan as a reference for the candle, and VGMaps.com (with some artistic license) for the palace backdrop.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2_Raft.jpgZelda 2 AoL Raft164 viewsThe Raft in Zelda 2: Adventure of Link, waiting in the Island Palace.
You'll need this to get to the other continent and continue the quest for the Triforce of Courage.
I used the instruction manual scan for reference on the raft, and VGMaps.com for reference in the palace... with a little artistic license thrown in.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2--Geldarm.jpgZelda 2 AoL Geldarm163 viewsThe giant desert centipede frol Zelda 2: Adventure of Link.
Geldarm.
I used the sprite as a reference. Oh, and between Geldarm and Lowder, I wanted to do an AoL version of Goriya, but forgot--didn't realize it till it was too late. D'oh! Ah, well, you can see Goriya in my Zelda 1 art. Not too much of Goriya changed between the two games.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2MauAndRaByDBoy.jpgZelda 2 AoL Dog and Dragon Heads163 viewsMau (the Dog Head) and Ra (the Dragon Head) in the Maze Palace in Zelda 2: Adventure of Link.
I learned their names in the Zelda Wiki.
Anyway, the sprites and official art were the references here.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2SkettlarByDBoy.jpgZelda 2 AoL Skettlar163 viewsAruroda, also called by his fan-name "Skettlar" from Zelda 2: Adventure of Link.
Beware of the fire-slinging tail... it's a "tale" best left untold! (Ha ha, I tell bad joke)
I used a sprite (and the official art from ZeldaWiki) as reference.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2TektiteByDBoy.jpgZelda 2 AoL Tektite163 viewsThe eyeball spider Tektite returns in Zelda 2: Adventure of Link. And it's gotten more resilient (not to mention learned a few new tricks).
I had to use a sprite as a reference, so it doesn't look as good as it could've been.DBoyWheeler
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LoZ2--Basilisk_Zora.jpgZelda 2 AoL Basilisk (Zora?)162 viewsThe basilisk monster in Zelda 2, Adventure of Link. But it could very well be Zora, hence the name choice.
Anyway, I used a sprite as a reference.DBoyWheeler
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