He gets to wear a much better cape after the final battle with Ganon. Link spends his time before becoming the hero wearing an unflattering cloak. When Zelda asks them how they could judge someone’s character when Agahnim was able to scheme right under their noses, they fall silent.

Armor-Piercing Question: Several of Zelda’s retainers question whether or not someone like Link can really be the prophesied hero.

Adapted Out: Arrghus is the only Dark World boss not shown in the manga.

Link's Dark World form is a wolf instead of a rabbit.

Just like Ishinomori's comic, the guards are actually Animated Armor rather than real people.

Adaptation Origin Connection: In this version, the Seven Sages are credited with creating the Master Sword.

Here, they have enough resources to run an apple orchard.

Adaptational Wealth: In the game, Link and his uncle lived in a small house.

Adaptational Heroism: Vitreous is a friendly Cyclops girl as opposed to the game where it was a mass of eyeballs acting as a boss without any real background.

Above Good and Evil: Sahasrahla describes The Triforce as a pure power that will grant the wish of anyone who touches it, good or evil, but Ganon’s awful personality and goals are too much for even it.

This manga was created as a tie-in to the Game Boy Advance release of A Link to the Past in 2005.

A fourth adaptation of A Link to the Past.

The legend of zelda by akira himekawa