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@hyruleinterviews.bsky.socialOct 15, 2026, 6:53 PM

Linktober 15: Zelda

Two quotes about Zelda's facial expressions.

Sources: Iwata Asks, Hyrule interviews

#Zelda, #Linktober
#OcarinaofTimeQuote, #BreathOfTheWildQuote
#AonumaQuote, #MoriQuote, #TakizawaQuote

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PEOPLE:
- Eiji Aonuma, age 48. Dungeon Director for Ocarina of Time.
- Naoki Mori. Cinema Scene Director for Ocarina of Time.

QUOTE: 
Aonuma: Some people are still playing it, so I can't be too specific, but in the last scene [of Ocarina of Time], [Mori] just couldn't settle on an expression for [Zelda’s] face.

Mori: Yes, that's right.

Aonuma: Did you eventually find something that satisfied you?

Mori: That was for the Nintendo 64 system, so there were hardware limitations to what we could express. I asked about adding one more expression for eyes, but they said it was impossible. I proceeded with what was available, but it just didn't look right to me. I ended up frustrated to the very end.

Aonuma: Ever since, Mori-san has wanted Zelda to have more vivid facial expressions.PEOPLE:
- Satoru Takizawa, age 46. Breath of the Wild Art Director.

QUOTE: 
Q: When [Breath of the Wild’s] Princess Zelda was first revealed to the public, there was a lot of talk about her thick eyebrows.

Takizawa: That was really surprising. I didn't expect it to become such a hot topic. The eyebrows are thicker than usual because it makes it easier to give her facial expressions. Princess Zelda has a lot of emotional expression this time around, so I think the design suits her well.