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)

Spoilers for TOTK. The Demon King has been defeated and the princess returned to hylian form. Link and Zelda now have to move forward after their second cataclysmic event. How their relationship may change and what they do now, well, that's anyones guess. At least, until it happens. Rated M for descriptions of violence, trauma, adult themes, maybe a lemon or several eventually.

In the years that followed Link's fiery win at the world championships and having saved the world from a madman coming from his own country, a new threat emerges; this one even closer to home than before. He and those he once travelled with prepare themselves for a second adventure, this one a longer one than before... Part 4 in the 'Adventures of the Hero of Time' collection.

Years after Link and Zelda defeated the Calamity Ganon, Zelda for the sake of Hyrule has entered a political marriage to restore her Kingdom, and Link has left to seek more adventures. After over a decade of peace, a dark shadow has returned to Hyrule, and Link must return and he and Zelda must face not only their greatest enemies but also their past and the consequences of it...

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.

Everything changes when the triforce appears on Zelda's hand and she has more power than ever. But after she meets Prince Link and he's banned from fighting with the Master Sword, she comes to grasp what's really required of her to save Hyrule from a power unlike anything she's ever seen. Reverse AU, adapted BotW, pulls lore from all the games.

The story of a princess who wants to be queen, a prince who is destined to be king, and a young man who might be a hero. This story seeks to tie together elements from numerous Legend of Zelda games in order to create a cohesive world in the style of epic fantasy novels.

"I think that we owe it to ourselves. Some new beginning. A slate free from all the past had wrought. And I think you, most of all, deserve to find a place in this new world. Free from unfathomable responsibility. Free from...from-" In which Zelda is afforded a critical moment of reflection, and Link does his best to hold her together in the wake of Calamity. Post-BOTW

Feeling relieved after securing victory alongside Hyrule's best warriors, he still looked not a day over 10 years old. At 17, hopefully going on 18, his search for Navi across different worlds has gone on with little luck. He's unleashed once more, equipped with his sword, the Triforce of Courage, and the mask of a god at his hip. What do these wild lands of Hyrule have in store?

In the wake of the destruction of Kakariko, young teacher Isha finally finds the dreams she'd long given up on: dreams of adventure, of glory, of legends. Unfortunately, they aren't of her choosing. Forever questioning the true intentions of the Light Spirits, she joins a supposed legendary hero on a journey to stop the destruction of Hyrule. AU. [Rewrite of The Search For Light]

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 ?

On his way to meet with the royal family of Hyrule, Ganondorf crosses the path of a young orphan called Link, impressed by his abilities he decides to offer him a chance to join his tribe and to leave behind his miserable life in Kakarico village. He expects the young boy to eventually be an asset for their relationship with the Hylians, however history can take unexpected turns.

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.

With the Calamity vanquished and Link and Zelda reunited, they realize they have a lot of work to do; Monsters, Cults, traitors, friends, and the rebuilding of Hyrule await as the duo attempt to salvage what little humanity has left... The question is, are either of them up for the journey?

Hyrule has been saved from the threat of the Twilight. Now, as Zelda makes plans to aid in her Kingdom's recovery, she finds herself falling for the hero clad in green. However, it seems Link might already have his eyes set on someone else…Will Zelda be able to capture the heart of the hero? Or would she be better off abandoning her feelings altogether? (TP Zelink)

Zelda's crucial mistake has endangered Hyrule and left it without a hero. While Link is in Termina, Ganondorf schemes to take the Ocarina of Time anyway. In a desperate attempt to protect the Triforce, the Goddess of Time plucks two new heroes from another time and sends them in Link's place. T for language, descriptive violence. OCs.

Part 6 (Final Part) of my "Tears of the Kingdom Aftermath Collection" - Zelda and Link return to Lookout Landing once more. (WARNING - MASSIVE TEARS OF THE KINGDOM SPOILERS! And extremely vague summary on purpose so nobody just scrolling gets spoiled because of me!)

Every couple of generations, the same trio of Wisdom, Courage, and Power reappears. The Princess, the Hero, and the Fiend come together again in this retelling of The Legend of Zelda.

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?

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]

Onda makter börjar sprida sig och Tidens Hjälte vaknar för att påbörja sin legend. Hur kan det stora ansvaret att rädda ett kungarike forma och härda en fridfull tioåring? Översatt novell version av "Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time". All kritik går till det engelska originalets skrivare TheLoneStar6.

A tale in a AU where Mipha survives and aids Link on his quest against Calamity Ganon. However, when facing the unknown, anything can happen even the most brave of heroes. Staring Link, Mipha, and other characters from the Breath of the Wild game.

Zelda is missing and Link has set off to find her, alone. Three of his closest friends make the impulsive decision to join Link on his journey to help find their missing friend. But by doing so, they will take part in a series of events that will not only change the world they live in, but also themselves. A Skyward Sword AU where Pipit, Karane, and Fledge joins Link.

The Blood Moon phenomenon has just passed, and Lookout Landing is keeping a watchful eye for monsters. But a monster didn't approach the camp, it was an exhausted swordsman in misery on his equally fatigued horse. Takes place during and after The Dragon's Tears. Contains SPOILERS.