The Shrine of Resurrection bugged out slightly and restored a previous configuration for the Hero, thus ending up with BotW Link (complete with amnesia) but as a wolf. Naturally this presents all kinds of accessibility challenges.

Some are chosen to carry the favor of the gods. Others carry no favor at all. Where do we turn when our last hope fails?

IN-PROGRESS. Not long after starting his journey to save Hyrule, Link starts experiencing gaps in his memory. Is this a side effect of the Shrine of Resurrection or is there some other force at work?

I was planning to do this after I finished the Superstar Saga, but I couldn't resist writing it, it is part of the Vortex Kingdom canon it follows an idea I had where not all world remained the same after they all fused together, and this is one of the products of it. P.S.: The final chapter of Superstar Saga has been published.

Twilight Princess told through Link's perspective as he slowly falls in love with the imp calling herself his master.

Thorru, the Champion of the Goddess, find an ancient artifact made by the Zonai many years ago at the jungles of Faron while he tries to find out what it was used for. Reuniting with Princess Zelda after a hundred years, he will have trouble letting the past go. (Sets after Tears of the Kingdom)

The battle for good and evil rages in Lila's heart. What does courage mean, she wonders as she fights her way through various monster-filled dungeons. Was she really born to be a hero, or did the prince of Hyrule place his faith in the wrong person?

He'd awoken to a world that had suffered a catastrophic disaster, the kingdom in ruins. Amidst all this destruction and chaos, he's tasked with saving what's left. While doing so, he finds himself as the item of affection by not one, but two beautiful Sheikah women. At first conflicted by his duties, he soon finds that his heart is capable loving and caring for more then just one.

Zelda is doing her best to help Hyrule and the neighbouring regions but her father keeps harassing her about her powers, one night their dispute goes too far and the princess happens to meet with one of the very people who swore to kill her for the sacred powers that she doesn't possess. Spoiler : What if Sooga understood Zelda's situation and offered her to join the Yiga clan ?

It was held in prophecy: "A King shall arrive from the lands beyond time. His shall be the power of the goddess. His ancestor shall be his servant. He shall raise the earth to heaven. And they shall call him Ganondorf." Centuries later, a Gerudo is born. The story of his childhood, education, love, and conquest. [Spoiler Free for ToTK]

The hidden lore of how Hyrule was created & the source of Demise's hatred for Hylia and her people. Intended to serve as back-lore for The War of Imprisonment Series of books by The Honorable Prince. New version began upload 6/1/2023 - look for new content. Illustrations available on AO3

Hyrule cries out in pain. Monstrous abominations and sadomasochistic beings from beyond the stars ravage the realm in a wave of violence and terror. A group of heroes emerge to face the grim darkness. These brave Heroes of Hyrule face insurmountable odds as they delve into the Hyrule's forgotten past in a desperate bid to rescue their world from their sadistic clutches. (MaLink)

Hyrule is a dangerous enough place, but more so when you're like me. I've never been comfortable with the body I was given. And after being disowned by my family and banished from Hateno Village, it seems like Gerudo Town might be the one place I can find safety. I just need to convince Riju to grant me sanctuary. The only question is. . . will she count a trans Hylian among her va

Link was raised by the Yiga Clan in this alternative look at pre-Calamity Breath of the Wild. A tale of doubt, intrigue, love, and loss, Link's adventures take him where he least expects - Hyrule Castle. The assignment given by the master of the clan will try him at his core. He must come to terms with his past if he wants any hope for his future.

As darkness and evil seep their way into Hyrule, the people find themselves in desperate need of a hero. They never expected their savior would be something inhuman. As a young forest dweller steps into the open world, he finds himself struggling with an important question: what makes a monster, and what makes a hero? An Ocarina of Time adaptation where Link is a Skull Kid.

In which the King builds Hyrule and entrusts the safety of the Triforce to Zelda in the hopes that Gannon never uses it for evil.

Link recalls a simpler time with Zelda. Pre-BotW/Post-TotK.

There are too many Ganondorfs, the sages bicker over what to call them.

My original take on a BotW "sequel", incorporating elements from both stories plus AoC. Even though Hyrule is on the path of recovery following the Calamity's end, Ganondorf himself strangely returns and casts a dark magic that twists the fabric of space-time across Hyrule amok. Link and Zelda must ally themselves with their comrades, champions of old and new, to set things right.

[Sidon x Link x OC] When Elise meets Sidon, she can see how much Link loves him, and how much the Zora cares for him as well. After a heart-to-heart, she sends her love off to confess his feelings for the prince. However, everything changes when Elise almost meets her end by the hands of a Lynel.

Purah finally gives Link the reward he truly deserves. [Smut]

¿Cómo sería la vida de Link y Zelda si no fueran los Elegidos de las Diosas... si viviesen cómo dos personas comunes y corrientes sin un destino preescrito? Una vida dónde no tienen que pelear contra ningún enemigo con sed de poder... si no, que deben luchar con ellos mismos. Créditos de la portada: Kera Maëlle

Después de cien años, Hyrule ha sido liberado del tormento del Cataclismo y atraviesa tiempos de paz. Pero Zelda está intentando encontrar su lugar en un hogar que ya no es suyo y apenas reconoce, y Link tiene todavía asuntos que resolver con su pasado. No obstante, se supone que todas las heridas cicatrizan en algún momento. Post-botw, Zelink (Completa en Wattpad).

Link and Zelda travel to every corner of Hyrule in their efforts to rebuild, but few places so often as Gerudo Town. After all, few of their political allies are as close to the duo as the young Gerudo chief, Riju. Yet it's not always easy getting the hero of the wilds past the town's vai-exclusive security policies. Rated 'K' for everyone.