The Legend Of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX Playthrough

Welcome to the final episode of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX playthrough, Dream Warrior. Feel free to smash the like button, repost, share, and follow if you feel so inclined. In the finale, Link heads for the Wind Fish's Egg. The title of this episode was inspired by the song Dream Warriors, from the 1987 album Back for the Attack by glam rock band Dokken. The song was written for the movie "A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors."

Welcome to episode 15 of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX playthrough, GAMERA! GAMERA!. Feel free to smash the like button, repost, share, and follow if you feel so inclined. In this episode, Link takes on the final dungeon, Turtle Rock, to claim the last instrument. The title of this episode is taken from the lyrics of the "Gamera March" song, first used in Gamera vs Viras (1967), performed by the Daiei Children's Chorus. It was composed by Kenjiro Hirose and the lyrics were written by Hidemasa Nagata.

Welcome to episode 14 of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX playthrough, Closer To The Heart. Feel free to smash the like button, repost, share, and follow if you feel so inclined. In this episode, Link tracks down all but one of the pieces of heart as he journeys to the last dungeon. And has a heart-to-heart with Marin? Perhaps? The title of this episode is taken from the song Closer to the Heart, from the 1977 album A Farewell to Kings, by legendary Canadian rock band Rush.

Welcome to episode 13 of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX playthrough, Where Eagles Dare. Feel free to smash the like button, repost, share, and follow if you feel so inclined. In this episode, Link takes on the Eagles Tower, the taste of completion getting closer and closer. The title for this episode is taken from the song Where Eagles Dare, from the 1983 album Piece of Mind, by legendary British metal band Iron Maiden. Iron Maiden actually took inspiration for this song from the 1968 film, Where Eagles Dare, starring Richard Burton & Clint Eastwood and (in my opinion) is a great movie.

Welcome to episode 12 of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX playthrough, Froggy's Lament. Feel free to smash the like button, repost, share, and follow if you feel so inclined. In this episode, Link finds a 3rd song for the Ocarina and heads for the 7th dungeon. Time to jam with the frogs! The title of episode was taken from the song Froggy's Lament from the 1982 album Pac-Man Fever, by Buckner & Garcia.

Welcome to episode 11 of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX playthrough, Oh My Face. Feel free to smash the like button, repost, share, and follow if you feel so inclined. In this episode, Link takes on the Face Shrine dungeon, which tests patience. The title for this episode is taken from a line of dialogue from the 1993 movie Mrs. Doubtfire, starring the one & only, Robin Williams.

Welcome to episode 10 of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX playthrough, The Writing On The Wall. Feel free to smash the like button, repost, share, and follow if you feel so inclined. In this episode, Link returns to Catfish Maw to claim the 5th instrument and discovers a shrine with an interesting message written on the wall. The title for this episode is taken from the song The Writing on the Wall, from the 2021 album Senjutsu, by legendary British metal band Iron Maiden.

Welcome to episode 09 of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX playthrough, In The Belly Of The....Catfish? Feel free to smash the like button, repost, share, and follow if you feel so inclined. In this episode, that good thing that's "bound to happen" for collecting seashells finally happens. Also Link finds a magnifying glass and finds the 5th Dungeon, Catfish's Maw. The title for this episode is derived from the song In The Belly of the Whale, from the 2002 original soundtrack for the animated movie Jonah: A Veggietales Movie, perform by The Newsboys. Given that the dungeon is called Catfish's Maw, the word whale was swapped for catfish for this episode.

Welcome to episode 08 of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX playthrough, Ghost Of The Navigator. Feel free to smash the like button, repost, share, and follow if you feel so inclined. In this episode, Link heads to the Angler's Tunnel for some swimming lessons, maybe? Also....there's hauntings. The title of this episode is taken from the song Ghost of the Navigator, from the 2000 album Brave New World by legendary British metal band Iron Maiden.

Welcome to episode 07 of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX playthrough, Is It Getting Hooter? Feel free to smash the like button, repost, share, and follow if you feel so inclined. In this episode, Link and Marin's date continues from last episode, ooh lala, as they make their way to the walrus blocking the ONLY path to Yarna Desert. The title for this episode was derived from a line of dialogue from the movie Christmas Vacation, starring Chevy Chase. In the movie, Chevy Chase's character is smitten by a woman at the mall. While trying to recover his awkward composure, he begins talking about the weather, at which point he exclaims "It wouldn't be the Christmas season if the stores were any less hooter than, hotter than they are. This episode's title is inspired by both the fact that the desert is the destination per the story, and the fact that we reach the conclusion of Link and Marin's date.