Greetings, my name is Flufux, not my real name of course, but lets just call it my alter ego, or one of my three alter egos. Another one is Reptileman778 for DeviantArt (please check out my art there, even though it's not much yet).

Link to my Deviantart page: If it doesn't show for whatever reason, just google 'Flufux' or 'Reptileman778' instead.

For a start, I am a young man from Sweden. I have a knack for biology and natural history, though I also enjoy many forms of fiction. I have always enjoyed drawing and my Deviantart page is a proof of that. Though very recently I started to try out my skills in writing, and if your reviews are any indication have I been somewhat successful.

I have shoulder-length brown hair, green eyes and I'm 186 cm long. And I like to wear hats, not caps, actual HATS! I also enjoy long coats and most of my clothing is coloured green or black.

I almost only listen to music from films and video games, normal songs from singers and bands just never appealed to me for some reason. I do love a select few musical songs from films (for example: 'This is Halloween', 'Friends On the Other Side', 'Be Prepared', 'It's Our House Now'), though my main focus is soundtrack. I actually listen to fitting musics when I'm writing my stories, it helps me get in the mood (so to speak).

As is obvious with my stories so far am I quite fond of evil sorcerers and female heroes, though I quite like mischievous anti-heroes as well. I also like stories with a diverse cast. Dialogue and character interaction are my favourite parts of writing.

Favourite films

Independence Day

Tron Legacy

Jurassic Park, 2, 3 and Jurassic World

Ice Age (all four of them)

The Avengers (and all related films)

Kung Fu Panda (1 & 2)

Dodgeball

Sherlock Holmes, Game of Shadow

The Amazing Spider-man series.

And a lot more...

Favourite games

Legend of Zelda Series

Mass Effect Trilogy

Halo Saga

Super Smash Bros

Favourite Books

I'Robot

Halo Forerunner Trilogy

Engelsfors trilogy (it is a Swedish book series if you are wondering why you have never heard of it)

Favourite TV series

Primeval

Doctor Who

Heroes

Stargate Atlantis

Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Favourite Cartoons/Anime

Digimon Adventures

Kim Possible

Teen Titans

MLP Friendship is Magic

Favourite Villains (Because villains are more entertaining than heroes (may contain spoilers))

Video Games

10: Majora's Mask (Majora's Mask...duh,)

This...thing...scares the hell out of me. I mean it's just a mask...that's evil, corrupting everything it comes across, spreads misery to everyone in its path and even pulling the goddamn moon out of its orbit to destroy the world! And why does it do all these things? No one knows...

Quote: "I shall consume...consume...consume everything!"

9: Sirius (Bomberman 64)

You TRAITOR! During most of my childhood, he actually had me fooled, I genuinely thought he was a good guy. But then it happened...I played through the 'final' boss after collecting all the gold cards, and he took me completely by surprise by blasting the previous main villain to dust just before saying that he lied to you throguh the whole game and that he was the main villain all along. I never saw that coming, and I will never forget it either.

Quote: "Hahahaa! Give up!"

8: Dr Nefarious (Ratchet & Clank series)

Honestly, I've never seen a more hilarious villain in a video game before, and it's just a complete and utter joy to watch him chew on the scenery with his over-the-top personality, completely random malfunctions and shouts of "LAAAAAAAAWREEEENSSSS!". However, he's low on the list because I haven't played any Ratchet & Clank game in like forever, so I don't really have grip on him yet.

Quote: "With the Clock under my control, I will be able to wrong all the rights in the universe, every villain who's ever stumbled will get a do-over, every protagonist's triumph will be reversed! Until finally a new present is created, in which the heroes always LOSE! Hahahahaahah!"

7: Dimentio (Super Paper Mario)

Just another minion of Count Bleck? NO! This little jester is devious bastard and a master manipulator. Being able to play both the villains and heroes right into his hands, then screw everyone over when they least expect it, Dimentio is actually a pretty good villain.

Quote: "Here I come like an unseen dodgeball in an echoing gymnasium!"

6: Hades (Kid Icarus Uprising)

The most evil wise-cracking troll ever, Hades is definitively something else. Just about everything this guy says makes me laugh, and yet, he still manages to be completely heartless and unsympathetic. You just got to love the guy...even though he is a complete monster. Yeah, I don't think I have to say much else about why he's on the list.

Quote: "When freaky aliens give you lemons, make freaky alien lemonade...like THIS!"

5: Bowser (Super Mario series)

A classic, I know. But Bowser has always been my favourite of the Mario regulars and he's quite a cool guy to boot. While he may not be that special in the core games, he is always one of my favourite characters in the spin-offs, and there he can actually manage to be pretty hilarious. Though to be fair, I like him most when you aren't supposed to take him too seriously.

Quote: "What's a finale without a Bowser appearance, huh? A cruddy finale, that's what!"

4: Ghirahim (Skyward Sword and Hyrule Warriors)

After all the bland and overused Ganon appearances, we finally got a villain with a completely new energy to bring to the Zelda series. Having a completely out-there personality and flamboyant disposition while at the same time being extremely creepy and threatening is something very few characters can ever claim to be. But Ghirahim easily does it all in spades while being absolutely FABULOUS.

Quote: "Do you have any idea how that made me feel inside? Furious! Outraged! Sick with anger!"

3: Count Bleck (Super Paper Mario)

I never thought I found find such a deep villain in the Mario series, and the story behind the mysterious Count Bleck is incredibly well-written. While he started out as any new Mario villain, eventually you find out that he is actually a love-sick and heartbroken man who just couldn't find any meaning in his life without the love of his life. I swear, this guy almost made me cry near the end of the game.

Quote: "Count Bleck does not care about any world! They are all meaningless. Better that I destroy them! Better yet, I shall make it as if they never existed at all!"

2: Vaati (Legend of Zelda series)

I admit, that his position on this list is purely because of my personal liking to him rather than actually being a good villain. But still...Vaati's freaking awesome! The most prominent villain in the Zelda series aside from...sigh...Ganon, Vaati manages to just be...well cool I guess. Okay, I can't really explain why I like him so much, I just do. Deal with it.

Quote: "If I leave you now, you'll only cause me trouble later. That will never do. To stone with you!"

1: The Reapers (Mass Effect series)

Let's just say...I have never, ever, felt so hopelessly outmatched by any villain before. And the whole idea about them to begin with is pretty damn brilliant, and when I found out about their existence in the first game...that was one of my favourite plot-twists ever.

Quote: "You exist because we allow it, and you will end because we demand it."

Films

5: Dr Facilier/Shadow Man (The Princess and the Frog)

Probably the only thing I really liked about that movie, but damn was he a good villain. With one of my favourite villain songs ever, convincing motivations, brilliant voice acting by Keith David and the ability to convince anyone into a horrible deal with the devil.

Quote: "Because I got friends of the other side..."

4: Ultron (Avengers Age of Ultron)

When I heard that the main villain of this film was going to be a doomsday robot, I did not expect a witty and lovable, yet almost sympathetic, villain we got from this version of Ultron. With James Spader's good acting, insane but somehow understandable plan, and bouts of philosophy all over the place, it was hard not to like him.

Quote: "Everyone creates the thing they dread. Men of peace create engines of war, invaders create avengers, people create...uhh...smaller people? Ah, children! I lost the word there. Children...designed to supplant them, to help them...end."

3: Lord Shen (Kung Fu Panda 2)

I don't really know why I love this Peacock so much, but for some reason I really do. His way of being a prideful calm egotist while also having several moments of vulnerability made him very likeable, and he made a far more personal villain than Tai Lung of the previous film. His appearance is also one of the coolest I've seen in a talking animal before, and the way he hides his feather-shaped knives inside his wings was pretty brilliant.

Quote: "You want to see? It's a gift, it's your parting gift...in that it will part you. Part of you there, part of you there, and part of you way over there staining the wall!"

2: Loki (Thor/Avengers)

The god of mischief himself, this fellow always has a trick up his sleeve...even when he fails. Being a smug and lying jerk has never looked so cool before he came along. Tom really outdid himself when he got into this role, and the fangirls loved him for it. Sometimes you can't help but feel sorry for him, other times you like seeing him being his evil self.

Quote: "Is not this...simpler? Is this not your natural state? It's the unspoken truth of humanity...that you crave subjugation. The bright lure of freedom diminishes your life's joy in a mad...scramble for power...for identity. You were made...to be ruled. In the end...you will always kneel."

1: Smaug (The Hobbit)

When I first saw the 'Lord of the Rings' films one question kept going through my head "Where are all the dragons?", and when 'The Hobbit' brought us Smaug the dragon, he did not disappoint. Seeing him rise from the pit of gold and then speak with...that voice...that terrifying voice curtsey of Benedict Cumberbatch made him THE greatest dragon in cinema history. He really felt like a pure terror and had me glued to my seat when I first saw him.

Quote: "You will take nothing from me, dwarf. I laid low your warriors of old, I instilled terror in the hearts of men. I am King under the Mountain!"

Cartoons (Including Anime)

7: Green Goblin (Spectacular Spider-Man)

This is definitively my favourite version of the Green Goblin, as he managed to fit that perfect blend between being a threatening villain while having his wicked and cruel sense of humour that at times actually can be funny. He strikes me a lot as a mischievous troublemaker that actually is very dangerous while having quite a lot of good one-liners. He was also quite good at keeping people guessing about his true identity, even though it usually is pretty obvious.

Quote: "We all wear masks, Spider-man. But which one is real? The one that hides your face? Or the one that is your face?"

6: Etemon/Metaletemon (Digimon Adventures)

It was hard to chose between him and the Digimon Emperor for this spot on the list, but eventually I decided that the emperor's heel-face turn made him into too much a wimp. However, Etemon has always been one of my favourites because...well he's freaking ridiculous. I mean, he is an Elvis-monkey in a pyjamas with sunglasses and a teddy bear on his belt, and...he's evil. The voice for him (The English one) brought it home how silly he really is while at the same time being a fairly dangerous opponent for the Digidestined. All in all, he makes me laugh just by listening to him.

Quote: "Let me tell you how I became me. (music starts) Now here's what transpired, what Etemon inspired. Listen up baby! I'm sure you all remember the battle I had with Metalgraymon, I'm telling you, he's one tough dinosaur, honey. After that I was swallowed up by a black hole. I think I gave it indigestion. My digital information was scattered across the universe. I pulled myself together and chilled out for a while in Digimon limbo. My information was chopped, fixed, whipped and I felt like full speed blender, honey. But I refused to return to the digital world until I was bigger, better and had a full set of beautiful metal hair! Now I'm back to get my revenge on you, Digidestined!"

5: The Sirens/Dazzlings: Adagio Dazzle, Aria Blaze and Sonata Dusk (Equestria Girls, Rainbow Rocks)

While Discord is my favourite character from this franchise, he doesn't really stay a villain for too long. And for the second Equestria Grils movie, these three girls with their outragous haircuts were the perfect antagonist for it. While being purerly musical villains, they managed to be both intimidating and entertaining. Adagio was my favourite because of her amazing voice and award-winning evil smile, Sonata was hilariously ditzy and was the source of so many face-palm moments, and Aria...um, to be honest was she not the most memorable of them, but she was still good at sarcasm.

Quote: Aria: "That was barely worth the effort, Adagio. I'm tired of fast food, I need a meal!" Adagio: "The energy in this world isn't the same as in Equestria, we can only gat so much power here." Aria: "I wish we were never banished to this awful place." Adagio: "(sarcasm voice) Really? I love it here." Sonata: "For realsies? Because I think this place is the worst." Aria: "I think you're the worst, Sonata." Sonata: "Yeah, I think-" Adagio: "ugh, being stuck with you two isn't making this any more bearable." something happens in the background and they all run out to investigate. Adagio: "Did you feel that? Do you know what that is?" Sonata and Aria: "Nah." Adagio: "It's Equestrian magic!" Aria: "But this world doesn't have Equestrian magic." Adagio: "It does now, and we're going to use it to make everone in this pathetic little world adore us."

3: Mewtwo (Pokémon Mewtwo Strikes Back)

The strongest Pokémon in the world was created by the greedy Team Rocket to be nothing but a slave, but he was not so fond of that idea himself, so he decides to create his own purpose. Of course that means wiping out all life on Earth while replacing it with clones. Still, he was one of the few Pokémon villains I could actually take serious, and he really showed how awesome he could be in the first movie. And the fact that he eventually changed his villainous agenda to a more kinder one, didn't diminish my respect for him at all.

Quote: "I see now that the circumstances of ones birth are irrelevant. It is what you do with the gift of life that determines who you are."

2: Shego (Kim Possible)

Yes, I watch Kim Possible. Anyway, Shego has and always will be my favourite character from that series. The way she is at least a hundred times more competent than her boss, Dr Drakken, puts her in an interesting position. Unlike the other villains, she can take over the world if she so wanted (which she did at one time), but she just happens to be too lazy to do it. And the way she works with sarcasm is beyond entertaining and she does it better than anyone else.

Quote: "Hold it right there, slick. I don't do cakes. I don't bake them, and I don't jump out of 'em!"

1: Slade (Teen Titans)

Holy hell, this guy is terrifying. With that calm sinister voice, endless backup plans and relaxed disposition, Slade is one of the best and most competent villains I have ever seen. The fact that we still don't know what his ultimate goal is says a lot, not to mention still being on the loose at the end of the show. A manipulative bastard who I love to hate, that is Slade.

Quote: "If you join me, if you swear to serve me, if you never speak to your friends again, I will allow them to live. But...if you disobey even the smallest request, I will annihilate them, Robin. And I'll make you watch. So...do we have a deal?"

TV-Shows (In progress)

5: Mayor Richard Wilkins (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

This is the sort of guy that you just don't know what to think of. He's polite, pleasant, fatherly and evil, and that is an odd combination. But that does make him a very unique and fun villain as he takes a break from those charmless morally corrupt villains we're used to, and instead brings forth something completely new. I mean you really start to like this guy after awhile.

Quote: "Now, Faith, I don't find that sort of thing amusing. I'm a family man. Now, let's kill your little friend."

4: Samuel Sullivan (Heroes)

Quote: I'm not a good guy, but I'm not all that bad either.

3: Glorificus/Glory (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

Good grief Glory is a selfish whiny smug bitch who happens to be an immortal hell-god who can beat any living creature to a pulp with her bare hands. She is one of the few villains that I genuinely love to hate. She's truly despicable, cares only about herself and causes a lot of anguish for the main heroes. But that makes her all the more a great villain, and she really owns the plot in the fifth season (which is my favourite season of the series by the way). I also thinks she's rather hilarious in how she thinks everyone should feel sorry for her while not giving even a shred of empathy for anyone else.

Quote: "Don't make a sound. They won't help you, I'll kill them, you know that. There's no one here that can stop me. I'll kill her, and them, I'll kill him, and her and her. And it'll all be your fault. Kinda funny, isn't it? All these people here and no one can do a thing, not a person that can help you. But that's people for ya. Pretty worthless. Keys on the other hand...keys are worth a lot." licks blood and spits it out "You lying little tramp, you're not the key, you're nothing! Just a worthless human being! I HATE being lied to. It makes me feel so betrayed."

2: Replicators (Stargate)

Quote: Rodney: "They're not people, they're machines: Replicators."

1: The Master (Doctor Who)

Oh dear lords, this guy...or girl...is an awesome villain. He is phsychotic, charming, entertaining, scary and downright crazy. He is the perfect antagonist for the Doctor, as he basically is the Doctor if he was evil. Unlike most villains who want to rule the world, this guy actually succeed! And as if that wasn't enough, did he next manage to turn all of mankind into...him. But when those plans were undone, she took managment over the afterlife itself! No matter what the Master is up to, you can garantee it is something that even the Doctor will have problem with.

Quote: "(in front of the cameras) This country is sick, this country needs healing. In fact, I've would go so far as to say that what this country needs right now, is a doctor (Que a creepy and insincere smile)."

While I have enjoyed reading other people's stories, a LOT. There are some who do one or two things that I really don't like. These two are...

First, why do people write ridiculously short chapters? It is quite boring to read if I'm honest, especially if its a one-shot, you need 1000 words minimum for a chapter in my opinion.

And secondly, why does it seem that whenever someone starts an awesome story, they just give up on it when it's starting to get interesting? I mean seriously, why do so many just give up on great stories just like that? I know it might be hard to finish long and complicated stories, but remember that we write for our readers and not for ourselves.

One day I had this idea of a Fanfiction I wanted to write, and I just sat down and wrote three chapters in under two weeks, which impressed my parents (to say the least). The idea came from the extreme abundance of Link-centric Legend of Zelda Fanfics, and I had the urge to write something completely different. So why not put Zelda as the hero instead? And after reading most of Fleets Vaati-centric Fanfictions, I just had to put the purple sorcerer as the villain.

So here goes the story:

Legend of the Final Era: Accursed Sword

Set in the Child Link timeline.

Vaati has returned and with the help of an enchanted blade known as the Accursed Sword. He is now stronger than he ever was before. With this new power at his side, he invaded Hyrule Castle in the hope of claiming the sacred Light Force from Princess Zelda.

But Zelda's loyal protector Impa managed to save her from the evil sorcerer and hid her in the remote village of Ordon. There she grew up without knowing her royal heritage. But that changed when Ghirahim who had allied with Vaati discovered her.

Now Zelda found herself thrust into an adventure she never expected she would be a part of as she battles monsters, meets new and strange people and eventually learns what it means to be a hero.

But in the shadows, many evil forces started to emerge and the truth about the Accursed Sword is revealed to be far more dangerous than anyone could imagine.

Some of the earlier chapters are currently being rewritten to make them stand up to my current level of writing skills.

Original Characters

Lady Duelia

A young red-haired woman who was hand-picked by Vaati to be his bride. She is in great conflict as to if she fears him or loves him, but it is most likely both. Her dreams are constantly haunted by a mysterious shadow figure calling herself the 'Goddess of Darkness'.

Flamagia and Magmagia

Two of three dragon siblings who all are descended from Volvagia. They are the rulers of Death Mountain and are distrusting to outsiders, and are both known for being extremely aggressive. But their personalities do have a lot of differences, the sister Flamagia is smart, nonchalant and have some extreme mood-swings. While her brother Magmagia is short-tempered, stupid and competitive.

Trevari, or "Groosari"

A Minish who idolises Groose for some reason and even makes his hair look exactly the same. He eventually becomes Groose's best friend and they become a surprisingly good team.

The Trickster of Darkwood

"I am the Trickster, the one and only, and I would like to have the most generous gift you can give me: your attention. Now tell me, who do you think I am? Am I a villain or a hero? Am I neither or both? I am a Magician, the best there will ever be. And you are my audience, yes YOU, the silly person hiding behind your computer to read in this world of infinite imagination known as Fanfiction. Now open your eyes and pay attention, because I am going to fool you, I am going to outsmart you, I am going to outwit you, and I am going to show you the greatest magic trick you will ever read about."

Shadow Zelda

When Zelda sees her reflection in the Dark Mirror, a wicked version of herself was created. This doppelgänger then sets out with one goal in her mind: kill the real Zelda.

Mother Night, the Goddess of Darkness (Her actual name is a spoiler)

An ancient goddess from before known history, she was the one responsible for the constant cycle of light and darkness that has plagued Hyrule for thousands of years. She is the original creator of the Accursed Sword (and by extension, Ghirahim), and is the puppet master behind the events of this story. She is appalled by mortal beings and likes to add the word 'filthy' whenever she refers to them.

Crew of the Strongest side

During Zelda's visit to the Lanayru Sea, she and Linebeck crosses paths with a ragtag group of Bulblin pirates sailing in the ship called the 'Strongest Side'. The Captain is called Broken Horn and is a descendant of King Bulblin from Twilight Princess. He invokes a lot of fear in the hearts of sailors all over the world...by doing virtually nothing. His First Mate is Blackeye who wants nothing more than being the captain himself, but he is too terrified of Broken Horn to oppose him. Blackeye has a pet Kargaroc by the name of Deadbeak who is extremely devoted to his master, and usually can't say a single sentence to him without the word 'master' in it. And then there is the lowly swabbie Bandanna who is notable for some reason.

Aveil

A Gerudo pirate that was exiled from her people when the Twinrova sisters betrayed her. She eventually met up with Zelda and joined her in her quest to defeat Vaati, though with the expectancy of a favour in return. She has a pair of magical scimitars that glisten with magic whenever she holds them, but turn to rusty iron when someone else tries to use them.

Master Ozshen

An experienced Sheikah warrior and Impa's mentor, Ozshen once served as the king's protector, but when he was killed when Ozshen was away, the Sheikah went into exile for 18 years. However, he returned when he caught wind of Princess Zelda's survival. But now he had lost both of his eyes for reasons he is not willing to share with anyone.

The Historian

'The messenger from the heavens' mentioned in many Hyrulean legends, the Historian, as he calls himself, is an Oocca that was appointed the duty to observe and document the history of the world beneath the clouds and record it in his archives. He alone has lived since before the Hylian people even existed and has documented everything that has happened since. Though he tries (unsuccessfully) to follow his golden rule: never interfere in historical events. He is recognised by his odd speech pattern and his round spectacles.

Sarva the Frost Mage

A young teenage sorceress with the power to control ice and snow, Sarva is a hyperactive and bratty character who regard herself in high esteem. However, she also has a big secret that she wants as few people to know as possible, especially Vaati.