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The Legend of Zelda Season 1 Episode 13

The Moblins are Revolting

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AIRED: 12/1/89

Ganon has ordered another theft attempt on the Triforce of Wisdom, but his underlings' own stupidity means Link doesn't even have to lift a finger. Ganon is quite displeased with this failure, but so are his underlings – who believe they could do better without him in charge. One of the Moblins uses Ganon's new Capture Staff against him – trapping him in a nearly impervious bubble. Ganon is then sent tumbling into a bottomless pit, while his ex-underlings plot revenge on Link and Zelda. A massive army gathers outside of the castle, but they prove so incompetent, there is nothing to worry about. Link and Zelda learn that Ganon has been overthrown, and they intend to finally steal the Triforce of Power out of the Underword. However, Ganon is working on regaining his freedom and gaining revenge.

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In what turns out to be the series finale, Gannons minions rebel against him an attempt to take care of Link and Zelda.

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By animal2003, Jan 05, 2006

This episode was great to watch. In any shows like this you think "Man, I could do a better job than that, why would (villain) try that?!" The moblins, octorocks, and the rest of Gannon’s minions rebel against him, trapping him in a bubble and then go after Link and Zelda. It shows just how incompetent Gannon’s troops are and that it's not as easy as they thought. We get to see just about every kind of enemy from the Legend of Zelda in this episode. This was a great series and it finished with a worth episode. If only they had made more than 13 shows :(moreless
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Cynthia Preston	voice of Zelda
Colin Fox	voice of King Harkinian
Don Francks	Additional Voices
Jonathan Potts	voice of Link
Len Carlson	voice of Ganon
Elizabeth Hanna	voice of Triforce of Wisdom

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- When the moblin lands in the fountain, there's a pink light effect as if he'd been zapped. However, when Link zaps him a second later, he just disappears without the usual light effect.
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QUOTES (3)
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- Moblin: Now, when I say 'Fire'... (The monsters launch the stone catapaults, sending the Moblin leader flying)
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- Moblin: When I say "Charge"... (The Monsters start to run with their battering ram from a great distance from the castle) No! Not yet! We're too far! (They make it to the castle gates and as the log touches the gate door, the monsters all collapse from exhaustion)
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- Link: Uhhhh Im good.
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- Dodongo's resistance mirrors the NES version of the monster. It could not be destroyed via Link's sword; only bombs would destroy it. Nintendo changed this in later versions of the Dodongo for the N64 games.
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- Dodongo was an underworld villain in the original Legend of Zelda game for NES.
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- This episode was shown with the live-Mario segment called "Fred Van Winkle".
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