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60 shelvesZelda Manga in English: The Himekawa Bibliography
Akira Himekawa's ten volume run, the Legendary Editions that recollect it, Twilight Princess, Ishinomori, and the Skyward Sword one shot that has no volume of its own.
Zelda Manga: Ocarina of Time
Himekawa's two volume Ocarina of Time: the manga that started the Viz run, its Japanese original and its Legendary Edition.
Zelda Manga: Majora's Mask and A Link to the Past (Himekawa)
Two single volumes sharing one Legendary Edition: the three day tragedy of Termina and Himekawa's telling of the Super Nintendo classic.
Zelda Manga: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages
Himekawa's linked Game Boy Color pair: two volumes, two lands, two villains, one Legendary Edition.
Zelda Manga: Four Swords
Four Links, one sword, two volumes: Himekawa's most playful adaptation, from the Japanese Four Swords Plus.
Zelda Manga: The Minish Cap and Phantom Hourglass
The shrinking adventure and the sea voyage: two single volumes, one shared Legendary Edition, and the run's broken ISBN sequence explained.
Zelda Manga: Twilight Princess
Himekawa's eleven volume epic: the longest Zelda manga, its complete box set, and its Japanese original.
Zelda Legendary Editions, Explained
Which original volumes each Legendary Edition collects, the box set that holds all five, and which form a buyer should choose.
Ishinomori's A Link to the Past: The Nintendo Power Comic
Shotaro Ishinomori's 1992 full colour comic: a different work from Himekawa's of the same name, reissued by Viz in 2015.
Skyward Sword: The Manga That Only Exists Inside Hyrule Historia
Himekawa's 32 page prequel has no volume of its own in any language. Its only home is the closing comic of Hyrule Historia.
