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Great Deku Tree

Chart Traces Biological Roots Of Species in the Zelda Series


Jude Buffum, apparently a big Zelda fan, put together this chart tracing the evolutionary roots of 200 of the most prominent species in the Zelda franchise. Entitled, “Magna Arbor Vitae Deku,” it not only traces each species back to the Deku tree, but also lists their corresponding binomial Latin names at the bottom. I don’t know what might inspire you to make something like this, or if it could possibly serve any sort of useful purpose, but man does it ever look cool. Zelda fans are intense.

Larger version after the jump.

Show me the Deku Tree of Life!!

Forget Paper Mario: Paper Legend of Zelda and Paper Metroid!

Ever wish Link could’ve shut that damned fairy Navi up? Ever get the feeling that the Great Deku Tree was really just an old plant preying on young children? Ever wonder why pulling the Master Sword out aged Link exactly to the peak of physical ability? Well, now these important questions have been answered. Texas-based animator Ericpowerup brings us a series of Ocarina of Time-based paper cutout animations titled Zelda on Paper, as well as a short at the end titled Metroid on Paper.

Ericpowerup says: “So I’ve been an avid gamer for as long as I can remember, and just recently decided to put the two things I love together to make animated films and shorts based off video games.”

Check out the video after the break.

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