The Legend of Zelda theories has been through several distinct eras over the years, with differing art styles and gameplay that most fans still debate today. The franchise is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, and it has seen young and old members of the community discussing which exactly was best.
One of the most divisive at the time of its launch was the "toon" style, which debuted with The Wind Waker all the way back in . Essentially, fans had been shown the immense graphical capabilities of the GameCube (relatively speaking), and they were expecting realism from the next mainline Zelda release.
Since then, it has become considerably more well liked, with many looking at Wind Waker as a real high point for the series. Now, fans are questioning whether it should return, but not in the next 3D Zelda release.
Over on Reddit, one user shared a post with their wish for the Toon Link art approach to make a comeback in the next 2D game in the series.
Many were very quick to agree, with one saying, "I think we needed a break from that style but also wouldn't mind going back now."
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