I love the game, but I hope Ninty doesn't think they can only do BotW sequels for the series now. I want to see them experiment and take the formula in more new directions, while also respecting what came before.

(please port Wind Waker/Twilight Princess HD to Switch already)

I don't want to write a whole thread about it, but in eschewing so much of the Zelda formula, it excels at having its own identity, while not really being what I'm looking for in a Zelda game.

It's its own thing, and that's great.

Life has changed so much since I graduated college. I miss a lot from that time, but the debt certainly isn't part of it.

There's good (financial independence, awareness of my neurodivergency/gender identity) and bad (friends moving away, friend breakups, COVID) since then.

I do find many of the lines are heavier on the English edition, blotting out some detail, as Ashinano prefers thin lines and cross-hatching.

I think this is due to the different paper and printing process. A very minor nitpick which doesn't impact my appreciation of the product.

I made it a point to buy the first volume when I was in Japan, along with the first volumes of the mangaka's other works.

I'd always thought about collecting all of them someday, but now I can do that with the English editions.