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There are a few of reasons for it but essentially it's a big milestone and obviously it's been two years since the wild breath of the two was tingled. This has of course caused many people to think that they are also presenting a lot of new Zelda festivities, goods and other goodies in their attempts to promote the Zelda series and possibly the forthcoming Zelda Breath legend of The Wild 2, and cross-promoting it with other Nintendo IPs. Only last year we saw Mario in splatoon, for example, before Super Mario's 35th anniversary and the news of Super Mario related goods coming to New Horizons 7 months before they really were released. It is thus very anticipated at this point that less than a year later, the Zelda Anniversary will see a very similar marketing approach to publicize any news for the series. For this reason, though, the notion of a Zelda crossroads coming to New Horizons is becoming more and more tractive and to be honest, not unreasonable, but if it did what it would look like.

How to use this new glitch table? In ancient Animal Crossing games, Zelda goods have really appeared with the famous master sword in the game as much as the original. Moreover, players were able to purchase fortune cookies that include theme Nintendo awards, such triforce and ACNH Fireworks from prior games, very recently as the initial Animal Crossing New Leaf release. But also the heroes and extra Zelda theme masks, all very popular. But Zelda's largest cross-over in the Animal Crossing appeared only when the welcome amiibo upgrade to New Leaf brought more than 30 exclusive Zelda items into the village RVS and made it one of the largest steam bands in Animal Crossing, as well as four brand new Zelda-inspired villagers which actually made this possible.

And most Zelda articles would be included to the Nook Stop in an update, although the Zelda villagers still might be restricted. Anyway, this is a little tedious, but we would guess it's the way Nintendo would go if a Zelda crossing ever materialized, based on how Nintendo appeared to support games right now and how cross-over worked in the past.

How to place items more accurately As E3 approaches quickly, the community of Animal Crossing seems more chatting about the possible Zelda crossover in New Horizons at the E3 event. And before we look at what it could look like, why: For those who don't know that E3 is one of the biggest convention of video games and, until last year, publishers, developers, the mass media, thousands of video game enthusiasts and communities gather yearly for obvious reasons. Although just digital E3 2021 will take place next week from 12 June until 15 June, it will also feature a 40-minute Nintendo directly focused on future games and then a 3-hour live treehouse broadcast. Nintendo is as usual and no one knows for sure, which projects are being shown or which games and upgrades will be announced. But 2021 marks the 35th anniversary of Zelda's legend and there is a great deal of conjecture in the Zelda community and different media atlases that this E3 has a strong emphasis on the Zelda series.

However, given that we already know how crossovers in New Horizons are handled and they are handled as much in previous versions of Animal Crossing, this gives us a good idea of what a new Zelda cross-cover might look like in New Horizons, especially if we compare it with both the Super Mario cross-covering that introduced Super Mario and the Sanrio crossover that we saw.

So should these Zelda rumors be realized and the E3 presentation announces a Zelda crossover for New Horizons? We believe that there's a strong opportunity to see the four Zelda towns included as the Sanrio villages added to the promotional page at the Animal Crossing Bells at the Zelda Mountain.