The Legend of Zelda is a series with an extensive and dedicated fan base. One that has continued to cultivate ever since the original Legend of Zelda released back in 1986. In that time, fans have found a multitude of ways to express their love and appreciation for the series. Though, many would argue that this example truly takes the cake.

With dozens of games under the franchise's belt, The Legend of Zelda is home to countless memorable characters and locations for player to discover and experience. From the Zora Domain to Kakariko Village, there is a wide range of things for players to do and see within any given Zelda game. However, one fan has recreated Kokiri Forest in an underwater fish tank, with one additional, creepy inclusion.

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The fish tank is already extremely detailed, featuring a good deal of forestry, as well as the Deku Tree. However, one fixture that certainly stands out is the iconic moon from Majora's Mask. The moon itself is just as imposing and disturbing as it is in game and is positioned in such a way that it looks like it could come crashing down on the fish just like it does in the game.

Of all of the inventive fan creations to come out of Legend of Zelda, this one is definitely different from the standard fare. Most fans typically expect fan-art or Zelda themed cosplays, but a fish tank is certainly thinking outside the box. In addition to the Deku Tree and Majora's Mask moon, there's also a skull fort from Breath of the Wild that the fish can swim into.

For how long the franchise has existed, the future of Legend of Zelda is one that many fans have been calling into question as of late. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2 has been discussed for the longest time now, but barely any official information regarding the game has been publicly revealed. Then again, this could be a good thing.

The original Breath of the Wild was delayed more times that Cyberpunk 2077 and it went on to be one of the greatest Zelda games ever made. The sequel to Breath of the Wild was first announced in E3 2019, but since that time next to no information regarding the game has been unveiled. In any case, it will be interesting to see if any additional information comes to light regarding the sequel in the coming months.

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