Zelda: TOTK Fans Praise Impressive Beedle Cosplay Worthy Of The Live-Action Movie
Beedle from is not the most popular character to cosplay, but one fan gets it spot-on. The costume is so good, in fact, that he looks like he's stepped right out of the universe and into the real world.
Redditor CptRavioLi69 spotted a remarkably accurate Beedle cosplay at the Briscol Renaissance Fair, in Wisconsin. The cosplay includes the character's trademark backpack shop, complete with the blue and white striped awning, hand-held little counter plank, and a sign reading «Beedle's Trinkets.»
The cosplay is so accurate that fellow Redditor Bob_the_peasant says it looks like it belongs in a live-action adaptation of "" The cosplay is even more impressive considering that Zelda and Link are much more common cosplay choices.
introduced many new characters but it also marked the return of several series staples. Among them is Beedle, the traveling salesman. Beedle first appeared in as a businessman with a dream to start a chain of stores. Since then, Beedle has managed to wander into many other titles, providing players with a way to restock on arrows and other goods — for a price.
A recent cosplay of Link from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is «incredible,» according to the Zelda community on Reddit.
The version being cosplayed in the Reddit post is specifically the Beedle that appears in and That iteration of the salesman has all the distinct features of the character, like the red triangular nose and the bowl haircut, but is by far the least creepy version in the series.
There's been an influx of video game movies and shows lately, and, for the first time in the history of video gaming movies, many are actually good. The success of and series has some fans wondering: Will there be a movie, too?
The idea isn't completely out of the question. In a 2023 interview with Polygon, producer Eiji Aonuma and director Hidemaro Fujibayashi showed interest in making a movie. Both Aonuma and Jujibayashi would love to make a movie a reality but admit that making
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