Zelda and Link struggle to find their feet in a Hyrule that has all but forgotten them. Following the defeat of the Calamity, it is resolved that this backwards, magical kingdom shall embrace the promise of magitech, as soon as the people stop screaming about the giant robots.įrom the Ground Up by fioreofthemarch. And so technophobia dies with thunderous piano music.
Rise of the Zeldan Technocratic Union by Gregg Landsman ( FF.net -no up to date- link ) It is extremely faithful to the text/subtext of BOTW, extrapolates well to give minor characters more development, and also adds some unique twists and turns to the story.
Comments: An extremely well written novelization with character and plot development rather than reading as a "game script." The author weaves in the different memories Link recovers throughout the game very well. An epic fantasy-style novelization of Breath of the Wild. for it is never forgotten." Though struggling with both the loss of memory and the incredible weight of past failure, Link must find a way to recover what has been lost and bring hope back to the land of Hyrule. Synopsis: "But courage need not be remembered. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild ( alternative link ) by The Zed of Ages Has some hints of Mipha x Link but the story isn't focused entirely around it. Comments: This is basically a what if scenario of what would happen if the four divine beast champions were in the Shrine of Resurrection alongside Link. One hundred years I have waited, holding the Calamity back in the hopes that my champions would rise once again. In their final moments they were placed in the Shrine of Resurrection, preserving their lives. 
I watched as one by one my friends fell to the Calamity we were destined to fight.
Synopsis: Mipha, Daruk, Revali, Urbosa, and Link. Champions of a Fallen Age by Ebony McCloud
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