Tears of the Kingdom - Classic Zelda Enemies Reimagined II

This makes me think they should add like a monster contracting side-quest. Maybe have Kilton assign bounties for you to hunt down special monsters in caves so he can improve his shop. BOTW definitely suffered from having a massive open world, but only really 3-4 different boss variations. I don't expect something like Elden ring where there's like over 50 different boss designs in the overworld alone, but some variety definitely makes the world feel more unique and alive.

I also appreciate how you went back to your old videos and changed "Botw 2" into "Zelda Tears of the Kingdom." That's some dedication

Somehow the most accurate thing in this video turned out to not be any of the monsters, but the line "malice has poisoned the minds of the gorons"

I would love to have a massive boss fought in a fog filled forest where you can only catch glimpses of it, and its massive silhouette through the gloom. It'd be terrifying.

I'd love to see the return of Poes. It would be interesting to see their integration with the green spirit energy

I had to go back and watch the Aquamentus part again, that was awesome.

God the Aquamentus part gave me goose bumops. You have such a way of story telling and your art is amazing.

If we're including bosses, I would love to see Stallord come back. It'd be a really good opportunity to see what the rest of him looks like.

I’d love to see Iron Knuckles, Darknuts, and maybe even Darkhammers return, along with Phantoms, the spectral knights from Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks. For the Phantoms i’d love if they took on a more ghostly visage, warped spirits of warriors of ages past. As for darknuts, a malice infused twist could be interesting. Corrupted by malice and forced to slay their kindred, these battle hardened fallen knights of Hyrule seek a warriors death and the freedom from the malice for both themselves and their brothers and sisters forced into puppets of the corruption.

This might've aged... Not as well as some of us hoped, but at least we got something much, MUCH scarier than wallmasters.

I really appreciate how you referred to the Nejirons as "twisted," given that's what "nejire" means. Nice little reference in an amazing speculative video.

I would love a reimagined Dead Hand. Maybe one made of malice, being able to sprout its body and hands out of pools of malice (including some on the walls). Think it'd be real neat fighting a creepy monster like this as it's able to essentially appear almost anywhere, able to grab you at anytime

These reimaginings are absolutely fantastic. Well done.

Yeah, and instead of those hands, we got the gloom hands 😭

Even though I would've liked to see a more detailed design for your Aquamentus design, the thought of fighting a giant dragon in the dark and the only thing you could see is just it's silhouette (64 Ganon style) would be terrifying

I would cry if they brought back the helmerock king

It’s fun to go back post-release and see what people wanted and expected before Tears came out. I like how the Bubbulfrog is the polar opposite of your idea for the Bubble—goofy, shy, vulnerable, and completely harmless.

I miss the Deku Scrubs and would just like to see them return to the series! Also, didn't expect the Nejirons to appear...

Wallmasters would be an interesting one in the context of Sheikah technology, imagine if the Sheikah cut hands off of giant creatures and then bound them into eternal servitude via some sort of autonomous, mechanical brace with a design similar to the legs of a Guardian (maybe even a precursor to full-blown Guardian tech). Not only would you be forced to contend with the Wallmasters' typical, stealthy, predatory behavior, but if you ever get a chance to really examine it, you'd realize it's doing so against its will, sometimes twitching and struggling against its relentless restraints, even in undeath

I would LOVE to see a new version of Gleeok. Imagine you're on a bridge similar to the ones in Faron region and 3 GIANT Serpentine heads rise from the water below, all breathing a different element: Fire, Ice, and Lightning. Two heads will start to set up an attack by breathing ice and fire creating a thick mist, which the third head will conduct across the entire bridge.