List of The Legend of Zelda speedrunning records
Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda series is well known for its popularity in speedrunning. This is a list of notable scores achieved in The Legend of Zelda games.
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The Legend of Zelda
The current world record of Any%[Note 1] speedruns for the original The Legend of Zelda was set by LackAttack24 in December 2015, at 28 minutes and 50 seconds.[1] LackAttack24 beat his previous world record, set April 2015, at 29 minutes and 56 seconds.[2][3]
At Summer Games Done Quick 2015, speedrunner Jkoper played through The Legend of Zelda in 59 minutes without obtaining the sword, the most important weapon in the game.[4][5][6]
A Link to the Past
It is possible to speedrun through the original Japanese version of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past in under two minutes by making use of a particularly advantageous glitches,[7][8] though the current record of beating the game without making use of any "major glitches" is in hands of Canadian speedrunner Xelna, with a time of 1 hour, 23 minutes and 50 seconds.[9]
Ocarina of Time
By using the "wrong warp" glitch to skip the majority of the game, it is possible to beat The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time in under 20 minutes.[10] Since the discovery of the "wrong warp" glitch, Any%[Note 1] speedruns of Ocarina of Time have become highly popular.
Date | Name | Time | Platform | Sources |
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9 May 2015 | skater82297 | 17:45 | Japanese Wii Virtual Console | [11][12] |
1 January 2015 | Jodenstone | 18:07 | Japanese Wii Virtual Console | [13][11] |
July 2014 | Narcissa Wright | 18:10 | iQue Player | [14][15][11] |
The current record of beating Ocarina of Time 100%, collecting all optional items, is in hands of speedrunner ZFG with a time of 4 hours, 19 minutes and 35 seconds.[16][17] Ocarina of Time was beaten 100% while blindfolded by speedrunner Runnerguy2489 in October 2015. This complicated run took him around 103 hours to complete.[18]
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References
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External links
- Speedrun.com – a website that lists speedrun records.