The Adventure of Link (Zelda 2 on NES (Classic) and Zelda II Classic on Game Boy Advance): The Walkthrough (Complete Solution)

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The Adventure of Link (Zelda 2 on NES (Classic) and Zelda II Classic on Game Boy Advance): The Walkthrough (Complete Solution)

The adventure of Link (Zelda 2 on NES (mini) and Zelda II classic on Game Boy Advance): the walkthrough (complete solution)

Bonus content for the Zelda II folder

Zelda II - The Adventure Of Link is somewhat of an outlier among the 2D episodes. In this installment, the designers tried to incorporate RPG elements. At present (December 2006: Twilight Princess has just been released, and as I speak to you, it is wrapped up right next to me, just in front of my GameCube), Zelda 2 is the only action-RPG in the series (and I don't think the series will return to the genre). Personally, it is the first game I received for my console (a console I hadn't even unpacked yet) during a distant Christmas. Because of this, I naturally have a special attachment to this game, on which I spent a certain amount of time. Despite everything, this opus is far from being my favorite or even one of the ones I like the least (even though I think it's really very good).
The Adventure of Link (Zelda 2 on NES (Classic) and Zelda II Classic on Game Boy Advance): The Walkthrough (Complete Solution)

Zelda II - The Adventure Of Link on NES (Zelda 2 on NES mini): the folder / walkthrough

In this Zelda2 folder (Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (NES)) on the Nintendo Entertainment System you will first find the complete walkthrough (prologue, beginning, palace 1, dungeon 2 transition, palace 2, dungeon 3 transition (in 3 parts: 1, 2 and 3), palace 3, dungeon 4 transition, palace 4, dungeon 5 transition, palace 5, dungeon 6 transition, palace 6, final dungeon transition, great palace). The dungeons/palaces are sometimes called "level" in the solution. You will also find a page so you don't miss any heart or magic container: the containers page. Add to that a large "clickable" map allowing you to see all the "action phases" of the game (Western Hyrule, Southern Labyrinth, Eastern Hyrule, North-Eastern Labyrinth, South-Eastern Hyrule), 2 "monster" sections (the enemies of the palaces and the enemies of the outside world), the scans of the manual, a large item section so you don't miss any, a small page full of advice containing a tutorial and a summary of the villages to visit as well as all the translations of the manual concerning the inhabitants of Hyrule living in these towns (Rauru, Ruto, Saria, Mido, Nabooru, Darunia, New Kasuto, Old Kasuto). And of course, each palace has its png map (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7).

Thanks to DarkAlucard for his enormous work. Without him, this walkthrough would be far from this (if it existed at all). All images larger than one screen were reconstructed by him (world map, palace plans, villages, ...). More than 13 megs of images in total organized by category, which notably allowed me to make a "dynamic" map and gifs of the enemies (soon to be animated). Moreover, for those who didn't like the style of Nintendo Forever walkthroughs (black background, blue writing), it is thanks to him that you discover this new style (thanks to Imerege for the colors). Thanks to Buldo6 for correcting all these pages.