All-Things-Zelda

*Chaos Emerald jingle* Inspired by Meta527II *channel intro* Big Board (Wario Land 4) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bei0bUlo5AE&pp=ygUbdGhlIGJpZyBib2FyZCB3YXJpbyBsYW5kIDQg Happy first day of Spring to you all! And welcome to my Forest countdown specially made for the occasion. Spring is definitely that time of year when regions recover and regain life from the deadly snowstorms. Nature returns, the weather gets warmer, beautiful flowers bloom, and animals come out of hibernation, despite dealing with setbacks like pollen and bees, or the unpredictable and sometimes torrential showers. My favorite season is Autumn, but hey, my favorite color is green and it's synonymous with Spring. And in THIS case, plants and forests. So, let's check out my Top 10 Forest Levels in Video Games. Same rules apply; only from games I played, one per franchise, and of course they take place in a forest or woodland. Enjoy the springtime and this list. Transit: Pikachu looking for ingredients in the

Intro: A Place to Call Home https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsUsxhdG9ao Hey guys, Happy Valentine's Day to you all! The season of love is truly upon us! And there are like THOUSANDS of video game couples to choose from. Some better than others. Even those lousy fan-shippers that don't seem to make much sense at all. Love can be a bittersweet and complicated thing, and video game characters often got it right. Even if they should go wrong, they're often very impactful after a tragic loss. Anything can happen when a character or characters are in love. So let's check out my Top 10 Video Game Couples. Enjoy. Transit: Play Sudake Da Ne in Eng from Distant Worlds II w/ Tidus and Yuna scene https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvKqdzrtsWE 10. Ulrich/Yumi (Code Lyoko) Kadic 3 (Code Lyoko) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhFy5eFeAeo&t=6s If there's one couple I'd always defend from the Code Lyoko series, it has to be Ulrich and Yumi! And no, I don't count that arrogant, brainwashed

Intro: Kate Alen's theme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agAXWwx5N3o Hey guys, this is The Ikran Rider here. It's quite a shame that Black History month was established on the shortest month of the year, lesser time to celebrate it and embrace it to a lot of communities. But most of all, there hasn't been a lot of countdowns on the subject, as far as I know. Black characters can be rather scarce, even the ones that seem the most tolerable, just...don't expect a lot of Mature games and First-Person-shooters on the list. So, let's check out my Top 10 Black Characters in Video Games. Same rules apply: Only from games I've played. 1 per franchise, and of course they must have a black complexion or whatever else that make them stand out such as general characterization. Also, as long as theyid the job right, they don't always have to be portrayed by a black person themselves. With all that said, let's begin. *originally there was supposed to be the transit of MeeMee, but due to

Inspired by CJszero01 Intro: Icecap Zone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYxlqTpZ-24 Hey guys, this is the Ikran Rider here wishing you all a Happy Holidays with my first-ever winter countdown! The holiday season is upon us, all the moments of joy and prosperity, and even the frigid winter with climates that're ever present. A lot of gamers usually hate ice levels; despite their amazing, glistening scenery, the physics can always ruin the experience, like even in real life. But no fret. These arctic levels contain both snow and ice, and they usually tend to have a decent footing and a memorable, likeable atmosphere to match. So, let's check out my Top 10 Arctic Levels in Video Games! Enjoy the winter/holiday season, and this list. Transit: Christmas Bells (National Lampoon's Xmas Vacation) something very festive! 10. Sector 5 (ARC) (Metroid Fusion) Alright, this top spot shouldn't be considered much for a holiday level, unless if you're referring to Krampus. But Sector 5, aka

Primal Rave (DKC2: Diddy's Kong Quest) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mth2oyCu6Do This was a VERY difficult list to work with! Tribal characters can be rather scarce. Unless if you count so many M-rated games which often have a large diversity! Sadly, most of them aren't for me. Tribal characters are of course based off of Native Americans that has civilized this country long before us and are still an integral part of it. Plus, they make to be great hunters, stealths, or even sometimes magic users. And, their culture is unique and kind of entrancing. And since Thanksgiving's around the corner, I'd like to present my Top 10 Tribal Characters in Video Games. Same rules apply only from games I'd played, one per franchise, and of course they must be related in some ways to Indians. Time to draw out our drums, arrows, and tomahawks! Let's do this! Transition: African Dance in the Park (Sesame Street) 10. Aku Aku (Crash Bandicoot: Wrath of Cortex) Warp Room

Inspired by Fawful's Minion, Joshscorcher and Watcherofthe2000s Different Intro: Toccata and Fugue in D Minor https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ho9rZjlsyYY Intro: The Church (MK3) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yn12jCFUp0Y Happy Halloween to all of you!! Introducing my first-ever scary countdown! We all have something to fear, especially when it comes to our worst enemies, in video games that is! From my early years onward I shall highlight those that gave me the most trauma growing up, and the contenders that still impact me in the present time. From my early childhood to my early adult years, these 12 enemies and sometimes bosses gave me, and perhaps anyone else, this unsettling feeling of fear, dread, and terror. So... care to join me, and I hope my scary entries can be similar to yours. Enter at your own risk, if you dare... Transit: Pit III Fatality 12. Lava Ghost (Yoshi Story)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nghTrcPBp3s - Intro to Yoshi Story Starting off this creepy list