Zelda Wiki talk:Zelda and the Middle Ages

doesnt most of this... go without saying? i mean it is very obvious (and there is some from of gnn powder in the zelda universe ortherwise there wouldnt be any bombs), and excalibur wasnt pulled from a rock it was received in a lake. Don Lark Kiin
 * It is... but I've never seen such ideas placed into a cohesive article like this one. Its just been whispers and lone ideas scattered across the internet, and for the first time, there is an article to pull everything together =)Isn't it better just to see everything in one place? 18:04, 19 December 2009 (UTC)

I was gonna say what that guy ^^^ said about it being a bit obvious, and about Excalibur, plus: Maid Marian was not a princess, she was a maiden. Something that I find interesting that may contribute to your page is that Marian was based on a shepherdess named Marion, which sounds quite a bit like Malon, who works on a ranch similar to how Marion was a shepherdess. Also, Malon is often considered one of Link's possible love interests, just as Marian was Robin Hood's love interest. Murdokdracul
 * Again, I will say what I said earlier: I have never seen such all in one place, in an article like this, and that I why I wrote it. Of course it is obvious to users of a Zelda-themed Wiki such as this one, but to those who perhaps play the games just for the fun of it (not looking much past the game aspect of it), I see this article as highly benefitial. I like your addition of the Marion info though, I may add it. =) 01:41, 24 December 2009 (UTC)

I think a more interesting article would be how zelda is NOT the middle ages. 18:52, 25 December 2009 (UTC)
 * We'll love to review such a submission to the Wiki Exclusives. 06:23, 26 December 2009 (UTC)

I have a question; how would you submit an article for review as a Wiki Exclusive? Thank you, Midnafan321 02:49, 29 December 2009 (UTC)
 * At any staff member's page you'll see an "Email this user" line in the sidebar, click it and paste your submission in. We'll view it and decide on it. Thanks for considering it. 03:08, 29 December 2009 (UTC)