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The Thunderbird, the seventh boss in The Legend of Zelda; The Adventure of Link. This is the Eleventh picture in the Zelda Boss Challenge Series.
Thunderbird is a giant winged creature which first appears red, then turns blue later in the fight. His weakness is his head, similar to previous bosses. In the game it has an appearance similar to that of a totom pole or statue, which makes sense since Thunderbird is based on the creature of the same name from Native American Mythology.
In Native American Mythology the Thundrbird is a giant bird that shoots lightning from its eyes and causes storms by flapping its huge wings. It is a sacred symbol of strength.
In my version I steered away from the game's design and made it an actual bird rather than a statue. It is based on the golden eagle in structure and wingspan. It's mane is that of a native american head dress, similar to how it looks in the game.
Thunderbird is a giant winged creature which first appears red, then turns blue later in the fight. His weakness is his head, similar to previous bosses. In the game it has an appearance similar to that of a totom pole or statue, which makes sense since Thunderbird is based on the creature of the same name from Native American Mythology.
In Native American Mythology the Thundrbird is a giant bird that shoots lightning from its eyes and causes storms by flapping its huge wings. It is a sacred symbol of strength.
In my version I steered away from the game's design and made it an actual bird rather than a statue. It is based on the golden eagle in structure and wingspan. It's mane is that of a native american head dress, similar to how it looks in the game.
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Hi Amy - Beautiful image! I'm Iroquois and involved in a project to create a renaissance in the Niger Delta. Would you be willing to permit us to use it for our project? We would give you credit anytime it was used. If you need to be paid for it, please let me know what you would charge. I am donating some of my own work to the project but I understand the need to be paid for work sometimes. waynedking9278@gmail.com
Here's a ink to a description of the project. thunderbird-delta.tumblr.com
Here's a ink to a description of the project. thunderbird-delta.tumblr.com