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A review by livelymon
The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords -Legendary Edition- by Akira Himekawa
5.0
I think this may have been my favourite of the Zelda mangas to read thus far.
This story has a fun set up, with Link preferring to work alone, only having to learn how to work with himself when he's split in four by the Four Sword. Each Link feels very distinct and it's fun to see them interact with each other as well as Shadow Link. It's very character driven, and it does so well. Thoroughly enjoyable!
Also the interview at the end of the Legendary Edition with the creators is a joy to read. I always enjoy getting insight into the creators minds.
This story has a fun set up, with Link preferring to work alone, only having to learn how to work with himself when he's split in four by the Four Sword. Each Link feels very distinct and it's fun to see them interact with each other as well as Shadow Link. It's very character driven, and it does so well. Thoroughly enjoyable!
Also the interview at the end of the Legendary Edition with the creators is a joy to read. I always enjoy getting insight into the creators minds.