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Zeldabobo is the fourth level of Abobo's Big Adventure. It is based on The Legend of Zelda for the NES, and plays as an action-adventure and top-down dungeon crawler respectively. The boss of the level is the Old Man.

Gameplay[]

After Abobo falls into the manhole in Urban Chabobo, he appears in a labyrinth-like layout that is shaped as a certain phallic shaped body part. Similar to Link, Abobo ventures through a dungeon inhabited by monsters and other creatures, along with puzzles to solve and items to collect. You will have to use your sword to defeat any enemies, which can sometimes drop hearts to heal Abobo. There are some puzzles that will have to be solved such as pressing blocks to access things or paths. One of the first collectable items present in the dungeon is a ladder that allows Abobo to cross water, which is required as the dungeon has some rooms with water tiles you can't cross without it. It can also allow you to cross lava as well. Other items that you will have to collect are a map, keys, a compass, a beef powerup, and a boss key (which was originally called the magical key).

Collecting the map gives a full view of the (phallic shaped) dungeon, keys can let Abobo open up locked doors, and the compass is used to locate the boss room with a red dot. The beef powerup can be collected in a side scrolling segment that will be unlocked after defeating the mid-boss Manhandla. A messenger will tell you that the Old Man hates meat (beef). You can obtain beef as your new powerful weapon to fight against him, which will replace your sword. The boss key will unlock the door to that leads to the boss room, which is guarded by the mid-boss Aquamentus.

At the end of the level, you fight the same Old Man who gave Link his sword, however, he will use a magical book to summon enemies that you've previously fought earlier, fight with a sword by forming into three clones of himself, and finally grow into a giant by drinking a growth potion. To make this easier, you must have full health to fire projectiles, either with sword beams or the beef in a line, similar to how Link must have full hearts. He will summon glowing yellow projectiles to transform Abobo into a snail by using a wand, fire lasers from a small ring, and fireballs from a candle. Upon growing larger and becoming a giant, he gains invincibility frames during his attack start up, and causes large rocks to fall down on flashing red and white Xs.

The Rage Move of the level is known as "Super Slash", where Abobo powerups a sword, does a spin, and make a circle attack to destroy everything onscreen such as enemies. A fairy will also appear during the move.

Cutscene[]

After defeating the Old Man, Abobo enters a room and obtains the Triforce from Princess Zelda, but you know what? He eats it and the Princess will yell at him for eating it like its some sort of pie. Abobo will punch her and move onto the next stage where Abobo heads to the basement to find Aboboy tied up, only to backfire as he turns out to be a disguise by The Amazon, who flips the bird, telling him that he knows the about current whereabouts of Aboboy, and flies off on a jetpack. After that, Abobo spots a table to attach himself to a pair of unhappy yellow balloons by filling them with helium so he can fly off to the next level.

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  • Meatspin
  • Elderly Execution
  • Blocktorock
  • Anger Issues
  • Another Castle
  • Mmm Beefy
  • Where to?
  • Walk on Water
  • Familiar Shape
  • Slowpoke
  • Die Dragon Die
  • Manhandled
  • Flurry Frag
  • Kill the Messenger
  • Pushy
  • Projectile Power
  • Sneaky
  • Idiot
  • No Fatty Pop
  • Super Slash

Trivia[]

  • All of the green tiles, textures, and sprites in the dungeon of Zeldabobo are based off/retextured verisons of the ones of the Level-5 (Lizard) and Level-7 (Demon) dungeons from the first Legend of Zelda game.
  • The Truck Inside/In the APC music from the NES game P.O.W. - Prisoners of War serves as the boss theme for the Old Man.
  • If Abobo beats the level without getting the beef powerup, its place in his inventory will instead be taken by Jason from Blaster Master.
  • A sound effect from the NES game Pinball is used for the sound that the Aboboy's disguise makes. It was also heard in a cutscene in Super Mabobo.
  • The ending cutscene of Abobo and the tied up Aboboy disguise in the basement is a reference to the ending of the NES game Kung Fu, where Thomas rescuses Sylvia from Mr. X. Furthermore, the design of the basement has retextured verisons of the level sprites from the aforementioned game.
  • The music that plays when The Amazon breaks out of the Aboboy disguise is the Water Boss music from Wizards & Warriors II.

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