Zelda II:The Adventure of Link

Well now folks this felt like a longtime coming but alas it is the end of the line for this zelda game yep! This is the last video for this playthrough and I have to say i really enjoyed going through this game and getting to show it ah after years and years of being unable to even get this far in this game finally getting there and getting to always have it here like this? Makes me glad. Anyway the last stop is the Great Palace and let me start by saying this place is HUUUUGE This is by far the biggest area in the game and it is filled with so many different paths to go and for this it is regarded as the hardest spot in the game well that and there are some new enemies in this place that are deadly! Everything in here well almost everything is pretty tough so this game does not mess around with the difficulty here. The Final Boss well there are two bosses here the Thunder bird and Shadow Link. The Thunder Bird in my opinion is the hardest of the two and the best way to beat it besides using the mandatory thunder spell on it to make it vulnerable is to load up on various support spells such as shield and reflect and try to fight it. Shadow Link is not that tough though and I didn't even need to resort to using the exploit either to beat him a really fun fight if you ask me it is pretty intense anyway hope y'all enjoy the gameplay and the final boss and ending! And as always see ya next game!

Well now getting near the end of this journey, it has been fun! No really after this video there is only one last one I have to put up ah it was fun and great getting to share and post my run of this Zelda game. Anyway in this, I tackle the last palace of the game before the final and that is the hidden palace and hidden that palace really is as you have to have it revealed from out of the sand by playing the flute in the spot where it is. The Hidden palace is pretty fun I also find the color of it interesting but what is more is the place I found it shockingly not that bad to play in terms of difficulty for this to be the one right before the last it sure wasn't that bad to go through compared to the last one I played.

The journey continues in this part as I near closer to the end of the game and before taking on another palace I go ahead and do another side task which is an essential one and that is finding the hidden town of Kasuto since the original Kasuto got destroyed by monsters. The Hidden Twon of Kasuto has to be found in a heavy forested area by cutting away the trees to reveal it. You pick up two handy things from there one is the Spell called Spell..Yes y'all heard right a magic spell called spell which you use in Kasuto to get the Magic key which allows you to open any door without a key so guess what? No more hunting down keys now! But back to the Spell really quick. While the spell has it's use in Kasuto there is another way to use it that I feel many forget about and that is it can be used on many enemies to turn them into almost helpless and weak blob enemies! A lot of people tend to forget this spell has more than 1 use heck the spell even works on enemies such as Iron Knuckles so it is a really, really helpful thing to have a long.

Time for another Zelda video and continuing things on from the last video it is straight into another palace coming hot off of the maze palace it is right down to business. So the next palace is located once again out in the middle of the sea on a small island and this one also has a hidden heart piece out on the water which can be gotten with the boots. This palace besides being very green in color is in my opinion one of the hardest palaces in the game besides well the final one the ene,ies are pretty tough in here and a new enemy is introduced in here that is thankfully only seen once in this place they are kinda like the Wizzrobes but different and shoot out fire these guys are annoying as they are always vanishing and appearing again causing them to be hard to kill and don't let a lot of them be in one room all at once then things get worse and that is exactly what happens to me in here. The boss on the other hand is not so bad.

Alrighty now off to the next part of this great little game and now I take on the first brand new palace on the new land so remember that maze-looking spot that I went to just in the previous video to save the little baby stuck there? Yeah well the next palace is in that maze and you gotta navigate through it to reach what many call the maze palace. A very purple colored palace and it is filled with a few new enemies one of them being the ever-so-annoying Wizzrobes, however luckily unlike in Zelda 1 they are not nearly as bad to deal with here just use the reflect spell and bounce their attack back and done! Also with the fire spell I am better equipped to deal with annoying enemies such as those floating wolf heads called Mau here yes the Mau are back but this time I got better tools to deal with them. The boss of this palace is probably one of the easiest it is pretty much another Wizzrobe however you cannot kill him at all if you do not have the reflect spell so keep that in mind before rushing here.

Alrighty now pushing further into the game and since I finished the three initial palaces there is nothing left to do here except go sail across the sea to reach the other side of Hyrule! And the other side of the land is way harder than the first half so if you were thinking maybe you were having an easy time before on this portion of the game that'll quickly changed we got new palace's to visit and also quite a few new enemies to fight here one of them I run into right off the bat in an encounter and I can't kill them at first because the fire spell is needed to damage them which is picked up right in the nearby town. I pretty much spend time in this video exploring the new continent a bit, picking up things and doing another sidequest which involves saving a little baby on maze island near the next palace.

Next video up and the next palace down. No I am serious too in this video there is no downtime or anything heh going straight off from the previous video where I completed the swamp palace I go straight into another! And one of my favorite ones to visit I just like the way this one looks that red color looks really cool for this palace although it is a palace out on pretty much a small island so you would expect a palace at sea to have well..More colors and looks that remind of the sea rather than it seeming like a fire palace but hey! This palace contains a lot of heavy hitter, tanky type enemies particularly a variety of Iron Knuckles and a new enemy called a Doom Knocker that if it hits can inflict heavy damage to you and what is worse is these guys sometimes do the unexpected and jump which causes me to take damage while trying to make what would otherwise be a perfect kill and that very thing happens to me in this video. Oh and don't get me started with another new enemy type here a floating wolf head called a Mau I hate them with a passion not because they are hard no because they are annoying and end up infinitely spawning on the screen from in front and behind you! And there is a certain room in the palace where you are forced to be in there with them for awhile so yeah not great at all.

Alright now here we are with yet more Zelda 2 and it is finally time for the next major area of the game! yeah, I am pushing on more with the main game with the next palace being the swamp palace but before that I do a pickup or two of some stuff along the way to prepare for the palace. What can I say about the swamp palace though? Well, overall I feel like it is one of the easier ones and two I rather like the design and look of it I like the color scheme used here over the first palace which seemed well..pretty normal haha. Although I was expecting this one to have a bit more of a swampy green color than what it has which makes it look more aquatic than anything so I keep thinking this is an ocean palace or something.

The next part to this playthrough of mine and here we go with more Zelda 2! So I this part since I beat the first palace it is off to that part of the game I mentioned is one of the harder parts due to how early it happens..Death Mountain and by extension the travel to reach it in the 1st place! Yeah this whole journey is a rough patch and after completing a sidequest and getting the Jump spell it is off through a system of caves and then from there off to another system of caves that is Death Mountain and it is like a maze there a looping one and you do not want to be lost there! Also the reason the main reason Death Mountain is hard you see there are these enemies there called a Daira...These Daira's inflict sooo much damage and move fast! But mostly it is there massive damage they can do with just 1 hit! Yeah, these guys are a problem and also take a lot of hits to kill without a high attack stat, the recommended attack is 4 but I made extra sure and went beyond that! The worst ones by far are the red Daira! They throw their axes at you for even more damage and what is worse is you cannot block them with your shield unless you have the reflect spell which at this point you don't have it so yeah this is tough without being prepared first.

Alrighty now folks here we are with the next game in line and it just so happens to be another Zelda game and the 2nd one at that! Ah Zelda 2 me and this game have a similar history as the 1st game with the fact that when I was younger I could never get far in this game and same thing happened I would start it up and put it down as the game was both too hard for me and I did not understand it or know where to go so I would quit..But I would always keep coming back to it. The furthest I got was the 1st palace and got lost then stopped each time now though things are different and this time I will be tackling this game fully! And man after playing this game has grown on me so much and I ended up quite liking this one even more than the 1st even but this one is a heck of a lot harder than the 1st game that is for sure.