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:''See also'': [[Wikipedia:The Legend of Zelda (TV series)|'''The Legend of Zelda (TV series)''' on ''Wikipedia'']]
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{{Boss| name = Lanmolas
  
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|image = [[Image:Lanmolas.gif]]
  
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|title =
 
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|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda|The Legend of Zelda]]'', ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'', ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening|Link's Awakening]]''
  
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|dungeon = [[Desert Palace]], [[Yarna Desert]]
  
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|weakness = [[Ice Rod]], [[Sword]], [[Arrows]]
  
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They first apeared in [[The Legend of Zelda]].
  
   
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During the late 1980s, The Super Mario Bros. Super Show had a programming block on Monday-Thursday. On Friday, The Legend of Zelda Show was on T.V. This show took place after [[Link]]'s first adventure. He was living in [[Hyrule Castle]], gaurding the [[Triforce of Wisdom]] (and constantly trying to get Princess [[Zelda]] to kiss him), with his friend, Spryte the [[Fairy]]. Link also had a catch phrase: "Excuse me, Princess!", which was used in the [[Philips CD-i Games]]. He constantly battled [[Ganon]] (who looked more like a dragon then a pig) and his minons, such as [[Stalfos]] and [[Moblins]].
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The three '''Lanmolas''' guarded the [[Pendant of Wisdom]] in the second dungeon of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''. They dig out of the floor somewhere in the room, then fly a while and dive back into the sand.When the burrow out wrom the sand, they make some rubble to fly. After only one is remaining, it will be much faster and it creates more rubble. In this time they can be hit on the head or tail with [[Ice Rod]], [[Arrows]] or [[Sword]]. However, it's harder to hit them with [[Arrows]] and [[Ice Rod]]. After they are defeated, [[Link]] gets the Pendant of Wisdom and a [[Heart Container]].
  
   
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== Cast ==
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Later in [[Ganon's Tower]] they guard the way up.
  
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Cyndy Preston: Princess Zelda
   
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Jonathan Potts: Link
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One did appear ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening|Link's Awakening]]'' as a mini-boss. It has guarded the [[Angler Key]].
  
   
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Len Carlson: Ganon, Moblin
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==Note==
  
   
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Colin Fox: King Harkinian
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This boss is posibly realated to [[Twinmold]] from [[Majora's Mask]].
  
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Elizabeth Hanna: Triforce of Wisdom
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Paulina Gillis: Spryte
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== Episodes ==
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! # !! Title !! Original airdate !! Prod. #
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|-
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| 1
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| "[[The Ringer (episode)|The Ringer]]"
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| [[September 15]], [[1989]]
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| 101
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|-
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| 2
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| "[[Cold Spells]]"
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| [[September 22]], [[1989]]
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| 110
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|-
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| 3
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| "[[The White Knight (The Legend of Zelda episode)|The White Knight]]"
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| [[September 29]], [[1989]]
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| 109
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|-
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| 4
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| "[[Kiss 'N Tell]]"
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| [[October 6]], [[1989]]
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| 103
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|-
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| 5
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| "[[Sing for the Unicorn]]"
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| [[October 13]], [[1989]]
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| 102
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|-
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| 6
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| "[[That Sinking Feeling (The Legend of Zelda episode)|That Sinking Feeling]]"
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| [[October 20]], [[1989]]
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| 113
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|-
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| 7
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| "[[Doppelganger (The Legend of Zelda episode)|Doppelganger]]"
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| [[October 27]], [[1989]]
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| 104
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|-
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| 8
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| "[[Underworld Connections]]"
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| [[November 3]], [[1989]]
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| 107
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|-
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| 9
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| "[[Stinging a Stinger]]"
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| [[November 10]], [[1989]]
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| 111
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|-
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| 10
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| "[[A Hitch in the Works]]"
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| [[November 17]], [[1989]]
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| 112
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|-
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| 11
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| "[[Fairies in the Spring]]"
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| [[November 24]], [[1989]]
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| 105
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|-
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| 12
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| "[[The Missing Link (The Legend of Zelda episode)|The Missing Link]]"
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| [[December 1]], [[1989]]
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| 106
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|-
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| 13
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| "[[The Moblins Are Revolting]]"
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| [[December 8]], [[1989]]
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| 108
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|}
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== Show Opening ==
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The opening of the show went like this:
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:''(Zelda theme music plays, as scene opens up in Link's room. The Triforce of Wisdom is resting on a pedestal. The door opens, and Link and Zelda come into the room)''
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*'''Zelda''': This is the Triforce of Wisdom, Link. ''(Scene changes to Ganon's throne room)'' The evil wizard Ganon has the Triforce of Power. ''(Ganon laughs maniacally, as he sends his minions to Hyrule Castle)'' Whoever gets both Triforces will rule this land forever! You must help me, Link!
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*'''Link''': Hey, for you Zelda, anything!
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:''(A short sequence occurs in which Link battles a few Moblins. The scene changes to Link and Zelda riding on horseback,heading twoards Ganon's Castle. Moblin's come charging out at them, and jump into the river under the drawbridge. Link climbs onto some rocks, but Zelda stays in the water, soaking wet)''
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*'''Zelda''':(Sarcastically) Nice job, hero!
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*'''Link''': Hey, ex-CUSE me, Princess!
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Revision as of 19:40, 12 June 2007

See also: The Legend of Zelda (TV series) on Wikipedia

During the late 1980s, The Super Mario Bros. Super Show had a programming block on Monday-Thursday. On Friday, The Legend of Zelda Show was on T.V. This show took place after Link's first adventure. He was living in Hyrule Castle, gaurding the Triforce of Wisdom (and constantly trying to get Princess Zelda to kiss him), with his friend, Spryte the Fairy. Link also had a catch phrase: "Excuse me, Princess!", which was used in the Philips CD-i Games. He constantly battled Ganon (who looked more like a dragon then a pig) and his minons, such as Stalfos and Moblins.

Cast

Cyndy Preston: Princess Zelda

Jonathan Potts: Link

Len Carlson: Ganon, Moblin

Colin Fox: King Harkinian

Elizabeth Hanna: Triforce of Wisdom

Paulina Gillis: Spryte


Episodes

# Title Original airdate Prod. #
1 "The Ringer" September 15, 1989 101
2 "Cold Spells" September 22, 1989 110
3 "The White Knight" September 29, 1989 109
4 "Kiss 'N Tell" October 6, 1989 103
5 "Sing for the Unicorn" October 13, 1989 102
6 "That Sinking Feeling" October 20, 1989 113
7 "Doppelganger" October 27, 1989 104
8 "Underworld Connections" November 3, 1989 107
9 "Stinging a Stinger" November 10, 1989 111
10 "A Hitch in the Works" November 17, 1989 112
11 "Fairies in the Spring" November 24, 1989 105
12 "The Missing Link" December 1, 1989 106
13 "The Moblins Are Revolting" December 8, 1989 108


Show Opening

The opening of the show went like this:

(Zelda theme music plays, as scene opens up in Link's room. The Triforce of Wisdom is resting on a pedestal. The door opens, and Link and Zelda come into the room)
  • Zelda: This is the Triforce of Wisdom, Link. (Scene changes to Ganon's throne room) The evil wizard Ganon has the Triforce of Power. (Ganon laughs maniacally, as he sends his minions to Hyrule Castle) Whoever gets both Triforces will rule this land forever! You must help me, Link!
  • Link: Hey, for you Zelda, anything!
(A short sequence occurs in which Link battles a few Moblins. The scene changes to Link and Zelda riding on horseback,heading twoards Ganon's Castle. Moblin's come charging out at them, and jump into the river under the drawbridge. Link climbs onto some rocks, but Zelda stays in the water, soaking wet)
  • Zelda:(Sarcastically) Nice job, hero!
  • Link: Hey, ex-CUSE me, Princess!
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