Why Zelda’s Breath Of The Wild and Tears Of The Kingdom looks like Ghibli
<p>I absolutely love both Studio Ghibli and The<em> Legend of Zelda</em>. I started watching Studio Ghibli when I was in high school and the first Zelda game I ever played was <em>Ocarina of Time</em>. After playing 2017's <em>Zelda Breath of the Wild</em> I began to notice many similarities to Ghibli and realized that this was <em>Princess Mononoke. </em>Now I am in no way comparing the two to see which is better. Both <em>Ghibli </em>and Zelda are great.</p>
<p><em>Breath of the Wild</em> and its sequel<em> Tears of the Kingdom</em> were the Ghibli games that fans of Ghibli had always wanted. Playing the games further I began to notice that Nintendo took inspiration from other Ghibli works such as <em>Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind</em>, Spirited Away, and <em>Castle in the Sk</em>y. Keep in mind that Nintendo and Studio Ghibli are both from the same culture and some similarities might be a cultural thing.</p>
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