Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon

Video Game
1993
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When King Harkinian vanishes on a mission to save Gamelon, Link takes off to rescue him. But soon, Link is also missing, and Zelda must free them both from their evil captors.When King Harkinian vanishes on a mission to save Gamelon, Link takes off to rescue him. But soon, Link is also missing, and Zelda must free them both from their evil captors.When King Harkinian vanishes on a mission to save Gamelon, Link takes off to rescue him. But soon, Link is also missing, and Zelda must free them both from their evil captors.

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Bonnie Jean Wilbur

Princess Zelda
(voice)

Jeffrey Nelson

Duke Onkled
(voice)
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Mark Berry

King Harkinian
(voice)
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Natalie Brown

Lady Alma
(voice)
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Karen Grace

Swamp Man
(voice)
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Josie McElroy

Knitting Woman
(voice)
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Jeffrey Rath

Link
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Marguerite Scott

Witch #3
(voice)

Paul Wann

Mayor Kravindish
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Trivia
This, and Link: The Faces of Evil, are the only Zelda games in which Link talks (more than his usual grunts when fighting or falling, or saying one or two-word sentences like in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker). He also talks in the official Cartoon series too.

Goofs
When Zelda goes to rescue the Fisherman who's trapped in the Fish Head, she blows away the boulder that blocks the eye (the exit). When Zelda enters the fish head to talk to the fisherman, the ribs of the fish are clearly visible, and the gaps between them are obviously wide enough for him to crawl his way out. Oddly enough, in the Fish Head, there is a ladder and the point of exit.