The Legend of Zelda parkas from King of Games, featuring a funnel-neck design with a printed hood lining, two-way zippers, and small, subtle sprite touches scattered around (click for larger images).

The cross-stitched Link peeking out of the left pocket is a particularly nice detail, as if the heart container on the back. King of Games will begin selling these in Bordeaux Red and Navy Blue for ¥14490 ($188, cot damn) starting next week. You can pay crazy bucks for one here.

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Perfect pouch for your Legend of Zelda 25th anniversary 3DS (click for larger images). Tepe hand-cut, hand-tooled, dyed, and painted this leather bag, which you can attach a wrist- or shoulder-strap to if you’re so inclined.

It’s an awesome accessory for Zelda fans looking to encase their 3DSes in Hylian gear, but it’s also quite expensive — commissioning Tepe to create one of these for you will set you back around $40.

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Mega Man and Link as basic shapes, doodled and cute’d by illustrator Andy Helms (click for larger images).

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The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword re-imagined as a Link’s Awakening-style Game Boy release by Constantin Georges (click for larger images). Fantastic.

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The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary t-shirt by The King of Games, printed on either forest green or black, using “pearl/metallic grey” ink for the shield design and gold for the Triforce.

According to the t-shirt company, this design will only be printed once, and will only be available for pre-order from December 24 through February 20, worldwide. There’s no price yet, but it’ll likely be around ¥5,000 ($64).

The KOG site also offers this cool factoid about the Famicom-style shipping boxes they use: “KOG customers know that every shirt or parka comes packaged in a cool box, but did you know that the boxes are printed at the actual factory used to print Famicom boxes in the 80’s and 90’s?”

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Penny Arcade’s completed, five-page comic for The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword (click for larger images).

As much as I love whenever Penny Arcade collaborates with a publisher to create promotional comics like this one, they’re usually posted a page at a time, and I always forget to check back to see the entire thing. I’m just doing my duty to make sure that doesn’t happen to you!

By the way, I finally dove back into Skyward Sword last night — taking a break from letting people murder me online in Mario Kart 7 — and completed the fifth dungeon. Holy crap, that dungeon’s boss was amazing!

Also Zelda related!: the series’ creator Shigeru Miyamoto recently talked about collaborations with Retro Studios (Metroid Prime) similar to Mario Kart 7, and he mentioned that a possible Legend of Zelda project with the Western developer is worth considering. Huh!

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