Kerajaan yang Dicuri
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Ongoing, First published May 21, 2026

Setelah kembalinya Ganon yang menghancurkan Hyrule, Link dan Zelda berjuang membangun kembali kerajaan mereka. Melarikan diri dari reruntuhan Hyrule Pusat, mereka mencari sekutu di seluruh negeri, membangun jaringan baru untuk menyatukan kekuatan. Namun, harapan mereka hancur ketika Zelda diculik. Link percaya Zelda dibawa kembali ke Kastil Hyrule. Sekarang, Zelda ditawan Ganondorf yang berniat menikahinya. Dibimbing oleh Pohon Deku Agung, Link bersiap menghadapi Ganondorf—dengan bantuan Beasts Ilahi—dalam upaya putus asa menyelamatkan sang putri. Dunia terguncang oleh kehilangan dan siklus kehancuran, didorong oleh kesedihan dan tekad.
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