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The Legend of Zelda (TV Series) - Season 1
The Legend of Zelda is an animated series loosely based on The Legend of Zelda and The Adventure of Link. Produced by DIC Entertainment and distributed by Viacom Enterprises, the show aired from September 8 to December 1, 1989 with 13 episodes in total.
The Legend of Zelda (TV Series): Season 1 - 13 Episode s
1x1 - The Ringer
September 8, 1989
When Ganon learns that there is to be an Amateur Magician's Contest in the Castle of Hyrule, he sees his chance. He will enter the contest and use his powerful magic to disrupt it -- and, in the confusion, make off with the Triforce! Only Link and Zelda, in an exciting back-to-back battle with the forces of the evil Underworld, have a chance of stopping him!
1x2 - Cold Spells
September 15, 1989
When it's spring cleaning time in the castle, Link pretends to have a cold in order to get out of doing work.
1x3 - White Knight
September 22, 1989
When the handsome Prince Facade shows up in Hyrule, Zelda cannot keep her eyes off of him, and Link is green with jealousy.
1x4 - Kiss N' Tell
September 29, 1989
When Link rescues a fair maiden from a ferocious dragon, he gets a kiss as his reward.
1x5 - Sing for the Unicorn
October 6, 1989
You'd think a King would be safe standing on top of his own castle. But not when Ganon has managed to capture a flying Unicorn!
1x6 - That Sinking Feeling
October 13, 1989
Ganon has a new toy: an Overworld Magnet, capable of pulling any object in the Overworld down into the Underworld.
1x7 - Underworld Connections
October 20, 1989
Ganon's evil creatures attack the castle and break the Triforce into three pieces.
1x8 - Doppleganger
October 27, 1989
When Zelda finds a huge and beautiful mirror in her room, she naturally assumes that it is a present from Link
1x9 - Stinging a Stinger
November 3, 1989
Link rescues an old man named Sleazenoze from attackers in the woods, and as a reward, the old man gives Link a brand-new fancy sword in exchange for his old one.
1x10 - Hitch in the Works
November 10, 1989
When Ganon captures Zelda, he has a most evil plot in mind: using the Crystal of Control he has just discovered, he will force Zelda to marry him -- and then Hyrule will be under his control!
1x11 - Faries in the Spring
November 17, 1989
When King Harkinnian decides to build a Royal Water Park for the enjoyment of all his subjects during the hot weather, it seems like a simple enough project.
1x12 - The Missing Link
November 24, 1989
When Ganon's evil creatures suffer yet another humiliating defeat at the hands of Link, they decide that Ganon's stupid plans are to blame.
1x13 - The Moblins Are Revolting
December 1, 1989
Ganon, attempting to capture Link with a magical zapblast, succeeds in capturing his body, but not his spirit.