The Legend of Zelda

So we got Sonic the Hedgehog 4, March 19th, 2027.

Then we have The Legend of Zelda.

No flashback to GX.

April 30th, 2027.

Next year.

The Legend of Zelda 2027.

Oh, look.

I suspected.

Okay.

We will see a trailer for The Legend of Zelda movie by the end of October.

And the second question is by the end of November.

So depending on, I guess, w- how, how we're answering here will inform how we're answering the, the second question.

You know, like, let me ask you a, a bonus th- uh, a third question tied to this.

And this, this is a different Zelda's Percentage, 'cause I feel like we're talking, like, this trailer, and, and maybe we're just kinda like, um, I don't know, we don't know anything about how films or promotion or anything work.

But, like, the Zelda movie still comes out April 30th, 2027.

That should be 100% Zelda.

We're going to have the links down below and all that good stuff.

One other thing is that the Legend of Zelda movie is coming out next year.

I'm wondering if they're going to let Link speak.

I hope not.

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So The Legend of Zelda movie that's in production now, did you know that it's, it's kind of...

It takes place in the Zelda world, but it's about, um, a new law where you can only have sex one night a year.

Yes.