Your favorite part in any game.

ALRIGHT, I HAVE TWO ANSWERS FOR THIS BECAUSE I CAN'T DECIDE.

ANSWER 1:

In most Zelda games, you hear about the fabled Master Sword for the first half of the game. The build up to the Master Sword is epic, and all the games that have it do it well.

You usually have to complete a few dungeons, then proceed to wherever the Master Sword is. You pull it out of its pedestal (in most games) and an epic cutscene plays.

WOOHOO

The most iconic scene is from Ocarina of Time, in which Child Link turns into Adult Link by pulling out the sword. My personal favorite scene is from Wind Waker, where Link kisses the sword. That made me laugh really hard for some reason.

WOOHOO

ANSWER 2:

Every Zelda game has a final boss, but what matters if it's executed well. The scene before the final boss, the final boss, and the scene after the final boss always are my favorite parts in Zelda games.

I think the game that executes the scenes right before the final boss the best is actually Spirit Tracks. WAIT. DON'T LEAVE. HEAR ME OUT. THIS GAME DOES IT SO WELL.

First, Zelda tries to get her body back from Malladus, but it won't work. Malladus charges at her, but a force field is made around Zelda. One of the main antagonists, Byrne, turns out to be good! He made the forcefield. Byrne is then sadly killed by Malladus. Next, Malladus takes Cole's body and becomes a huge four legged monster. Zelda gets her body back, and the final boss begins.

*deep breath*

Next, I think the game that did the final boss the best is Twilight Princess. I won't go too in depth with this one, but there are four final bosses. Phantom Zelda, Beast Ganon, The Horseback Battle, and then Ganondorf. It's pretty epic, to say the least.

Next we have the game that did the scene after the final boss the best. SKYWARD SWORD. This game brought me to tears when Impa left, when Fi also left, and WHEN THEY PLAYED FI'S FAREWELL, WHICH IS MY FAVORITE SONG IN THE SERIES.

Yep. That's it. That was super nerdy. Woohoo.