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Two countries, two ways of selling the same help.

Japan and America built two different shelves for the same need. Japan's shelf holds several official books for one game, made by rival publishers at the same time. America's shelf holds one licensed book per game, made by a named publisher whose logo became the promise, plus unauthorized rivals standing beside it. Every cover below is a door, and every gap tile is honest: where no cover could be verified for this page, the gold owl stands in and the caption says what the book is.

JAPAN: SEVERAL BOOKS FOR ONE GAME

Twilight Princess, 2007, and the shelf around it

AMERICA: ONE LICENSE, NAMED PUBLISHERS

BradyGames, Versus, Nintendo itself

CROSSING OVER, AND STILL IN PRINT

Ultimania in English, and the hardcover survivors

Start anywhere. The Zelda and Castlevania doors lead to shelves the Library already holds. The question doors lead to the cross series frame built around them.

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THE FIRST WORD

New pages and new pieces, first.