Friday, October 7, 2022

Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon

ZELDA: THE WAND OF GAMELON


Today, let's cover the other game made by Imagination Studios and the second of three games made for the Phillips CDi. It's every bit as bad, it's got all the same horrible animation for the cutscenes, but hey, it stars Zelda this time, going on a quest to save the kingdom of Gamelon from an invasion by Ganon.

Zelda uses the same sword and shield that Link uses, and most of her items are the same, except for the Wand of Gamelon that basically takes the place of the Book of Koridai, and a shroud that replaces the winged helmet. That's about it really, so while it is the first real playable appearance of Zelda, it's mostly in name only.

As for our supporting cast, Link and King Harkinian both return, as well as Impa in her first true game appearance, though I'd still like to thing Ocarina of Time was. Just like before, there's a ton of NPCs you can visit for various story purposes to move the game along, none particularly standing out.

Ganon is our main villain once again, and, just like before, he has a set of bosses working with him, this time being Gibdo, Iron Knuckle, a trio of Witches, Wizzrobe, a wizard named Hektan, and a wolfman named Omfak. Just like before, their boss battles are pretty basic. Most of the same enemies returned for this game, with the same models and everything. Vire is really the only big one that didn't appear before.

The game takes place mostly into the Kingdom of Gamelon, with notable locations such as the plain of Aru Ainu, Dordung Cave, the Fairy Pool, Gobiyan ship, Hanyu forest, the village of Kobitan, Reesong Palace, the Shrine of Gamelon, Shutoy Lake, Tykogi Tower, and Washubi Swamp.

That should be about all we need. Here's what we've got so far:


Characters:

Link: sword, shield, bell, bombs, water of life, winged helmet, Power Glove, rope, lantern, snowball, Book of Koridai

Zelda: sword, shield, flute, bombs, water of life, shroud, Power Glove, rope, lantern, Wand of Gamelon

King Harkinian

Tingle: fight cloud, money management, fireworks, make maps, fly with balloons, drop bombs, cook, shovel, bat, stretch and leap, rupee blast, baseball, slingshot, rope, train car, scary face

Pinkle: potential echo fighter or gimmick rep

Tingle's companions (Kakashi, Buriki, and Lion): crawl, pick things up, get thrown, carried by crows, scan, connect to electricity, trip, lift bell, knock tree over, pick vegetables, slingshot, scary face, seeds, train car?

Gwonam: Probably not. If he was going to recur, then I would have said so. Maybe Harkinian? Let's wait to see what the show offers us.

Ganon: flaming skulls

Sensei, Azusa, Iona, Liar, and Princess

Aba: potential gimmick rep

Teddy Todo/other bodyguards

Yamori: ninja blade, hide, disguise, leap, kite, smoke bombs

Uncle Rupee: sofa, lightning, table shields, cats, grand form, green cloud, giant head, bodyguards with rupee guns

Segare: sword, horse, leap, giant mech, rocket launchers, ramp, sabotage, vandalism, spiked wall

Majiyo: shapeshift, teleport, become gigantic, float, bee, worm, snake, final form

Oinker: bombs, swords, shields, lances, spells, rolling around on balls, sword spin, rage circle, more Oinkers, meteors, float, slash, waves of magic

Captain Stalfos: fireball, swords


Bosses:

Death Bug

Bana Bana

Dora Dora

Baron

Goronu

Harlequin

Militron

Glutko

Lupay

Gibdo

Iron Knuckle

Three Witches

Wizzrobe

Hektan

Omfak

Stages:

Tingle's Room

Port Town

Western Pool

Hero's Shrine

Pirate Hideaway

Deku Temple

Insect Cavern

Desma's Labyrinth

Captain Stalfos's Ship

Cape Treasure

Deku Forest

Gooey Swamp

Mount Desma

Fairy Garden

Auros Ruins

Balloon Fight

Book

Emerald City

Koridai

Goronu

Harlequin Bazaar

Militron

Glutko

Lupay

Nortinka

Crater Cove

Toyku Lighthouse

Firestone Lake

Spearfish Falls

Serigon Caves

Fortress Centrum

Hermit Flat

Shipwreck Cliff

Ganon's Lair

Gamelon

Aru Ainu

Dordung Cave

Fairy Pool

Gobiyan ship

Hanyu forest

Kobitan

Reesong Palace

Shrine of Gamelon

Shutoy Lake

Tykogi Tower

Washubi Swamp


Thanks for reading! Next up, the final CDi game, Zelda's Adventure!

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