This questionably-tasteful and hopefully comedic diatribe about Breath of the Wild R34 is partially inspired by this handy-dandy blog that popped up on my feed discussing the Fortnite Rule 34 community… Imitation is the highest form of flattery, so they say!

If you’re looking for a slightly more politically-minded take on the world of artistic adult entertainment, I had the time of my life writing about the Final Fantasy shenanigans that cropped up in an Italian senate meeting!

And while I have you, we sell a fancy-shmancy Breath of The Wild mug right here!

Rule 34, An Layman’s Summary: Tis moreso guideline than actual rule, but the term (and the NSFW website) refers to the following concept: ‘If something exists, there also exists p*rn of it in some deep crevice of the internet’!

This ‘rule’ sprang forth in 2006 from the digital Magna Carta that is ‘Dictionary Dot Com‘, posted jokingly on Encyclopedia Dramatica in 2007, then proliferated on 4Chan: A site incredibly famous for being a wholesome lighthearted and intellectually vigorous bastion of all things good and holy!

What on God’s green earth has this to do with Legend of Zelda Breath of The Wild? That inspiration-blog listed up-top mentioned Fortnite as having one of the highest search terms in the Rule 34 landscape. No disrespect there, the likes of Maeve, Lynx (not the body spray), Tarana and Penny are worthy rulers all. That said, I have a particular penchant for material from Legend Of Zelda Breath of the Wild… YES, Breath of the Wild specifically! Can’t put my finger on why, but as today’s youth say, “it hits different“.

I imagine that’s probably because Breath of The Wild The Game was already a gorgeous Miyazaki-esque work visually, so that likely flared up the creative urges (and other organs) of budding artists everywhere, hence the usually high quality of BOTW Hentai… In my humble opinion.

On a similar, but unrelated note, voice actor Daisuke Hirakawa (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Free!, Demon Slayer Mugen Train, Great Pretender) started off in Hentai videos. Goes to show how even the most private and salacious of arts can play a role in contributing to recognizing talent!

And for a more mainstream example, Sylvester Stallone got his start in blue movies.

Finally, unlike last time, I can actually credit the artists used in the thumbnail this time! Inari, Nuezou, here’s to hoping you two have flourishing careers in your artistic endeavors.

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A big announcement is going to drop at The Game Awards 2021 and bets are on the Breath of the Wild sequel…

The Game Awards 2021 are fast approaching and it has been teased we are in for some big announcements during the award show, including a world premiere of a major title.

There are many games that this could possibly entail, but one game that people are guessing will be the ‘world premiere’ is the sequel to Breath of the Wild, and there are multiple factors as to why.

What we know about the Breath of the Wild sequel

The organiser of The Game Awards 2021, Geoff Keighly, took to Twitter to tease he had seen the final cut of the world premiere the award show has been working on with the developer for 2 and a half years. This obviously got gamers very excited and curious as to know what game Keighly is talking about and some think they have already worked it out to be the sequel to the Legend of Zelda series that debuted on Switch.

Just saw the final cut of a #thegameawards world premiere we have been working on with a developer for 2.5 years.

Truly honored we are entrusted to share this work with the world.

— Geoff Keighley (@geoffkeighley) November 28, 2021

Breath of the Wild was an instant hit when it debuted in 2017, and fans couldn’t wait for the sequel when it was announced at E3 2019. It has been 2 and a half years since that announcement which matches perfectly for the ‘world premiere’ Keighly mentions.

Some people have argued that since the BOTW sequel has previously been announced, it goes against the idea of a ‘world premiere’, however, Nintendo Life pointed out in their article that there have been instances in the past where so-called premieres for The Game Awards have been aired for games that have already been glimpsed by the public.

Nintendo has also been deliberately holding back on releasing the title for the BOTW sequel as it will give too much away for what fans can expect, so it is possible we might get some gameplay footage or a teaser trailer when the title for the sequel finally gets released.

Finally, Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma recently said the development is running ‘smoothly’ on the sequel and that will can expect more information this year. The Games Awards would be the perfect time to do so.

The Game Awards 2021 will be streamed live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on December 9 and world premieres and musical performances are set to be featured.

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