o, you're looking for other Legend of Zelda sites. As you may have already guessed from the title, this is the place where you'll find pretty comprehensive guide to many of the websites on the net. While you probably won't ever find one as good as this, a little wishful thinking on our part, there are plenty of other excellent Zelda pages out there. Just so you wont waste your time, as there are many sites that may not suit your needs, we have compiled a list of the top pages for you to choose from.

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Independent Zelda This is a site that I've gotten into over the duration of my absence. This site is an original webcomic site that features manga-like representations of the original Legend of Zelda game and also The Wind Waker. The artist is absolutely phenomenal; she has blown my mind away with her work, and on top of that she's just simply a nice person too. Also while you're there, check out the fanart of both her and those that visit Indie Zelda along with the Oekaki drawing boards that she has off the site. An absolute must visit!
The Legends of Zelda Now this is an absolutely beautifully designed site, one of my favorites when it comes to eye candy. But a good site isn't based on looks alone, and The Legends of Zelda definitely has great content to boot. They got several nice articles about a variety of Zelda topics, paradoxes, theories, and more. Of course, they have their Hyrule storyline and information on all the games up to the latest Zelda game. Another good site to see.
History of Hyrule History of Hyrule is one of those sites that has just a little bit of everything Zelda. In tandem with Zelda no Densetsu, History of Hyrule is also on a quest to translate the Japanese Zelda manga to English for us to enjoy. Along with that comes a great amount of official Zelda artwork and her own drawings as well. The focus of the site is primarily on the older games, but don't let that scare you away. It's a nice site to visit all in all.
Desert Colossus A site that has been well-known on the Zelda frontier but has only recently come back to us. The site might seem small at first, but once you take a deeper look, you will find a great deal of detail within. From contests to Zelda theory, comic strips and more, this oldie but newbie is sure to impress even the Zelda fanatic.
ZeldaBlog ZeldaBlog is another one of those sites that takes a different and radical approach to the Zelda community. ZeldaBlog is a community site that is by run the Zelda community for the Zelda community. Webmasters and respected individuals throughout the community offer up commentary and editorials, and it also serves as a means to link other sites together and unify the community as a whole. ZeldaBlog is administered by The Missing Link.
Spencer's Ocarinas Looking for a good gift idea for the perfect Zelda fan? Look no further! Spencer's Ocarinas will make an excellent addition into any fan's collection. These are perhaps the nicest ocarinas that I've ever found in the community, and they are absolutely beautiful both in look and in sound. If you're interested in purchasing for one, feel free to read my review.
ZeldaRadio (new!) This is a site that I think is one of the most ingenious sites on the web! Sponsored by Ice from Ice's Zelda Central, this is a site where many webmasters are joining forces to contribute to producing periodic radio programs. The radio programs are full of comedy, news, music, editorials, and more! If you haven't tuned into the archived radio programs on the site, you're definitely missing out! So go visit ZeldaRadio!
Legend of Zelda.com Here's another site that's been on the web for quite some time! They're pretty much a site that has it all, catering to a variety of interests in the community. They've got all of the standard features of most Zelda sites with game information and interactive media, but few go above and beyond the call of duty like this one; not only do they have a timeline to rival TGA's, but also a Zelda Dance, inspired from the original Hampster Dance. It's definitely one of my picks.	Hylian Revolutions The Zelda community is full of a great variety of websites out there, but despite that, there's no other website out there quite like Hylian Revolutions. Unlike most websites, they don't rely upon fancy graphics or unnecessary content. Instead, they're strictly about the promotion of the Zelda spirit, and their goal is to keep the spirit alive by honoring the websites out there that focus upon that feeling. This is a great network to be a part of, and if you're looking for that deep feeling that's been lost in the Zelda community, this is the place to search first!
Triforce MUCK Think you've seen every Zelda site on the web? This site will prove you wrong, hands down. This site is for the true Zelda diehard fan, the one that lives and breathes Hyrule, that craves it as if it were part of their very soul. This site lets you experience the magic of Hyrule firsthand. This site is the website of a large roleplaying community that centers upon the Legend of Zelda and Hyrule. Yes, that's right. You can actually interact with the members of Hyrule and other users that share the same home. Feeling creative enough to be a member of the community and play along? Visit this site. The game is located at telnet://dovienya.net:6118.	Zeldafront RPG Stone Got that hankering to live the Zelda experience yet just can't find enough people to share your fantasy? This site is the answer to your prayers. This site is just begging to pull you into its clutches, asking for you to throw away the concerns of the real world and delve into the realm of Hyrule. This site is a forum roleplaying game all about the world of Hyrule. It's got it all there: rich worlds, the opportunity to meet new faces, and above all to explore make Hyrule a real place within your mind. This is a great place to go for the hardcore Zelda fans, and I sincerely recommend you visit it just to see what it's about!
Zelda Romance This site is currently is in development, but it has a lot of talent behind its creation. Zelda Romance hopes to solve the undying question of who Link's love is—Marin and Malon. Don't worry if you aren't in tune with that though; they'll support any opinions there. Right now, all they have is a set of forums, but judging from the artwork that I've seen there, once it opens it will be simply amazing!	Exploding Deku Nut Now this is an impressive Zelda site; it's rare to find a breath of fresh air nowadays, but EDN seems to do it. They're focused on quality across the board, no matter what feature of Zelda they're highlighting. One of their biggest pushes is to add humor into Zelda, to make our love for the series light-hearted yet deeper all the same. Their passion, however, is as serious as any, and they seek to provide high-quality fun everywhere they go.
Ganon's Tower A pretty good site if I do say so myself. They've got a wide variety of things to whet the Zelda fanatics appetite. They've got an extensive art gallery, covering everything from fan art to official art and even more. They have many downloads in store, including videos, wallpapers, and even games made by Zelda fans.	Zelda Domain An rather new Zelda site that features a growing dictionary of all things Zelda, editorials and reviews, and a collection of information for all the games released and unreleased. Inside those you will find walkthroughs, screenshots, and for a select few - the record holding speed runs for each respective game.
Rauru's Return Within the vast list of Zelda sites, occasionally you find a rare gem, and Rauru's Return is one of those rare gems. At first, it looks like a lot of websites, but when you sift through it, you'll find things that even some of the biggest sites don't have! There are Zelda fonts, a Zelda jukebox to listen to your favorite hits, an Oekaki for drawing, and perhaps one of the most complete media galleries I've seen, complete with rare Zelda books! It's a must see!	Kasuto.net An up and coming site that seems very promising in terms of game content, interactive media, but above all -- magic! They have some of the most rare and magical sections that I have ever seen. Ever want to learn the Hylian language? There you can! And they also have a good collection of games available for download. A must visit! Two thumbs up!
North Castle North Castle is perhaps one of the oldest Zelda webistes in the entire community, predating even TGA. Though it may look older than the newer sites, don't let that fool you. It it one of the most complete archives for the older Zelda games, up through Link's Awakening, as well as Zelda memorabilia. It also has a huge collection of fanart and fanfiction, some of which cannot be found anywhere else in the community. If you want to go in depth into Zelda as well as the community, there's no better place than North Castle.	The Written Legend Some sites truly find themselves in a league of their own, and I've not seen a site quite like this. At first it looks like a traditional site for fan content, but this site is far from that. This site allows its visitors to explore the legends and myths of the Zelda series so that Hyrule might come alive within each and every fan. This site highlights fans' theories on the Zelda series, fictional stories from the realm of Hyrule, and even comedic sketches and farces! There's a lot of potential and fun to be had, so it's well worth the visit!
Perfect Zelda Like Zelda? Speak French? If you do, Perfect Zelda is the site for you! Perfect Zelda is the like all of the English Zelda sites out there, covering everything from fanart and fanfiction to game material, interactive material to the newest Zelda news. If you're looking to check out a Zelda site outside of America, or even if you're just hoping to bone up on your foreign language skills, head overseas to the French world of Zelda!	Zelda Infinite There's always a good Zelda site around the corner, and Zelda Infinite is one of those. This one has quite a bit of stuff, and it's still growing as the months stroll by! It's got fanart, game information, wonderful walkthroughs and maps, polls, news, downloads, and even a sketch board for those artists out there as well as a collection of the rare Zelda mangas, translated into English for the non-Japanese readers! This site seems like it's going places, and I'm looking forward to seeing where they go with this.
Zelda Gaiden This site is a very unique site! Zelda Gaiden is still in development, but the plans they have are absolutely amazing! They intend to produce mini-TV shows about Zelda using a mod for the game Halo. (Not every day Zelda and Microsoft fit into the same sentence!) This will be a site to keep on your radar in the days to come!	ZRPG Roleplaying in Hyrule is not something that usually is taken to this level. ZRPG has an entire forum dedicated to it! With over 180 characters approved on their server, the world of Hyrule will never be the same as you interact among the various locales in the Hyrulian Kingdom! It's worth going there to see!
Ice's Zelda Central One of the oldest Zelda sites on the web has returned. Ice's Zelda Central is coming back after a long absence in the community, and Ice is slowly rebuilding his empire to what it once was. They have information about the Zelda sountracks for all the games, and there articles as well both about the Legend of Zelda as well as the community. One truly hasn't experienced the community without IZC.	Chronicles of Hyrule This is a self-contained forum site whose population seems to be becoming quite strong. It seeks to imbue its visitors with the sense of everything Hyrule. From extensive discussion about the games to talking about fanworks and art, from roleplaying within the realm of Zelda's kingdom to just goofing around, forums are an excellent way to get in touch with other Zelda fans, and Chronicles of Hyrule is a great place to make new friends.
Zelda Dungeon Zelda Dungeon is one of the older websites in the Zelda community, but it shows its age remarkably well! They've got detailed information on every game for the Nintendo consoles. They're also big on fan content too, even going beyond the premise of fanart and fanfiction to create fantheories, where fans postulate about parts of the world called Hyrule. With MP3 soundtracks, official art, and the elusive Zelda cartoon, this site has something for everyone!	Legend of Zelda Online Now here's a site you don't see every day. The goal of this site isn't about providing Zelda walkthrough information or fanfiction or what have you. This site is all about community; that's right. The goal is to provide a game-like setting with many people communicating with one another for the purpose of sharing experiences and just talking about the Legend of Zelda. It's still a young site, but I expect big things out of it!
Hyrulian War Another out-of-the-box Zelda website, and it's perhaps sites like these that really epitomize the fandom of Zelda. Ever wanted to experience roleplaying to the extreme? At Hyrulian War, the combatants of this forum war it out to see which race of the land will reign supreme over the others. If you're looking to experience adventure outside the games or if you're just interested in roleplaying in general, this is the place for you.	Hyrule Realm Here's another of those websites that refuses to think inside the box. Hyrule Realm isn't yet as big as they come, but it's on its way at the very least. Hyrule Realm promotes style over substance, attempting to bring you into the atmosphere of Zelda before you even enter the site. It attempts to involve you with the Hyrulian language, artwork, and handicraft from the games. In all, it's definitely a site every fan should visit at least once!
Hyrule.net This site is coming along. It's got a lot of missing information, but on the other hand, I like to think of it as a lot of ambition and room to grow! Hyrule.net does have a lot of the standard information--game information, artwork, and so on--but they've also got a couple of odds and ends that would be very hard to find elsewhere, like a bit of sheet music, information on the rare Zelda cartoon series, and more. The adventure continues where you least expect it!	Gamehiker Sites that aren't strictly about Zelda usually don't make it on the Links list, but Masamune runs a very fine site, and it's definitely worth going to. Gamehiker covers nearly all of the major Nintendo characters, from Mario to Pikmin and Advance Wars, and it's got the biggest encyclopedia, official art collection, and game information database that I've ever seen on a Nintendo fansite. It's also got a huge interactive section as well. Please, head over there right away!
Just Zelda This site has started pretty small, but it's slowly growing and moving in the direction of the big players in the community. They've got an interesting collection of stuff here, ranging from art and fiction all the way to games and sprites, covering the entire fanstuff universe. Their big feature is the Neverending Story, where fans can direct a community Zelda fanfiction each week in their own direction. All in all, it's a nice website!	Zelda Vortex Yet another very good Zelda site, I must admit. It's just about got it all. Information on Zelda games, glamourous artwork, intriguing fan fiction, but that's not even the half of it. The two parts that got me were a quick text-based game to the old Spaceworld 2K Zelda demo, which is just about as intense as the demo itself. But even better are their featured "special investigations" on Zelda mysteries and myths. Quite a good site!
Zelda News Online (new!) Here's a very interesting site that has just crept online. Pretty much, it's a basic news site for the Zelda updates as well as updates throughout the community! It's presented in a blog format, which is a very unique format for websites in the community. It's definitely worth a visit!	Zelda Elements (new!) Zelda Elements is a once forgotten site that has finally come back to the community. It's got tons of information about the games as well as editorial information and several intriguing interactive features. It's still getting back on its feet a bit, but I expect good things out of this place, so check it out!

Other Legend of Zelda Sites

Yup. Aside from the websites listed above, there are others. Really? Some websites below are new, and you just might here more about them in the future, while others are, umm, lets just say they're there. Hey, who knows. You might even find something you like. How will you know? I dunno, try clicking through. Oh, and if you'd like your site listed either below, or above, click here.

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