Episode 288: Your Standard Sage Encounter

mariomario
edited February 2007 in Zelda Comic
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Soooooo greeeeeeen...
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  • SilverwardSilverward
    edited February 2007
    Oh, that's what you meant by the sage comic thing!

    I love five bucks.
  • UnknownUnknown
    edited February 2007
    So... Saria hates Link now.

    And Rauru thought Link had the triforce of wisdom... :eek:
  • hlavcohlavco
    edited February 2007
    Saria's black border looks weird next to Link's brown-style.

    Heh, five bucks.
  • godgod
    edited February 2007
    Wait, he's called the Miscreant?
  • deku12345deku12345
    edited February 2007
    I love Link's "I'm sorry."

    The green glow over link's text looks strange.
  • mariomario
    edited February 2007
    Yeah, I have no idea how word bubbles can project light and cast shadows. Just roll with it.
  • daveshandaveshan
    edited February 2007
    She really can't blame Link for not knowing who she was talking about. The Miscreant never introduced himself as such.
  • mjc0961mjc0961
    edited February 2007
    "Yeah, he's been wailin' on us pretty hard, I guess."

    Oh my god, that's funny.
  • AgentcelAgentcel
    edited February 2007
    That'd be more like 5 rupees.
  • mariomario
    edited February 2007
    I'm not familiar with the Dollar to Hyrule Rupee exchange rate.
  • brucebruce
    edited February 2007
    $5 is 220 rupees. (That's Indian rupees FYI)
  • mariomario
    edited February 2007
    Yeah, that doesn't help so much.
  • brucebruce
    edited February 2007
    Well excuse me princess, but very few countries use shards of coloured glass as currency. So I had to find rupees in name only.
  • mariomario
    edited February 2007
    We'll just have to work out our own conversion rates. How much does a bottle of red potion go for in U.S. dollars?
  • mjc0961mjc0961
    edited February 2007
    No no no! You have to stretch out the "use" in excuse, otherwise you're not obnoxious enough! Like this!
  • brucebruce
    edited February 2007
    *dies of annoyance*
  • stefstef
    edited February 2007
    I'm not sure why, but even though I could see that Hyrule currency was Rupees, I interpreted it as Rubles. I guess I've been vaguely assuming all these years that Hyrule was some really remote part of Russia.
  • the almighty aardvarkthe almighty aardvark
    edited February 2007
    Night Lord wrote: »
    $5 is 220 rupees. (That's Indian rupees FYI)

    Yah but mario wanted "Hyrulean rupees".
    On another point I found a high velocity folding wrist slingshot catapult NR on ebay for 4.99 and I think they're pretty close to that in "Hyrulean rupees"
  • HamelinHamelin
    edited February 2007
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    Wahahaha
  • hlavcohlavco
    edited February 2007
    I wanna try 1000 blank white cards! But I'm not near anyone!
  • X'o'LoreX'o'Lore
    edited February 2007
    Mets love 5 bucks too.
  • daveshandaveshan
    edited February 2007
    mjc0961 wrote: »
    No no no! You have to stretch out the "use" in excuse, otherwise you're not obnoxious enough! Like this!

    They have Link's sword in the wrong hand. Link is left handed and the show has him holding his sword with his right hand.
  • mariomario
    edited February 2007
    He must be playing Twilight Princess on the Wii.
  • brucebruce
    edited February 2007
    But where's Midna?!
  • SilverwardSilverward
    edited February 2007
    XoLore wrote: »
    Mets love 5 bucks too.

    Hey! No referencing the dead!
  • UnknownUnknown
    edited February 2007
    About the exchange rate between dollars and rupees, think deku nuts.
  • mjc0961mjc0961
    edited February 2007
    How exactly are Deku Nuts, which aren't a form of currency, supposed to figure out how many rupees Link is after?
  • MrCheezeMrCheeze
    edited February 2007
    A few (real) nuts cost about a dollar. I'm not sure, but I think Deku Nuts cost thirty rupees. So five bucks = 150 rupees.
  • BehemothBehemoth
    edited February 2007
    I'd stick to the stuff we do have in real life. 60 rupees for a candle, 60 for a piece of meat, 80 for an arrow (maybe a quiver and then 1 per arrow after that)....I'm gonna guess somewhere between 12 and 15 rupees to 1 USD.
  • MrCheezeMrCheeze
    edited February 2007
    Maybe about 20 rupees to a dollar?

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