Players object to the adaptation of the Legend of Zelda into a children's film, saying it is contrary to the core depth of the original.

CTOnews.com June 12 news, reporter Jeff Sneider previously revealed that Nintendo is close to reaching an agreement with Universal Studios to adapt an animated film called Legend of Zelda. However, the news caused some players' dissatisfaction that the plot of the children to the film was contrary to the depth of the original film.

▲ source: universal Pictures

Nintendo previously partnered with Universal Studios' Lighting Entertainment Animation to produce Super Mario Brothers Movie, which topped the box office this year with $1.316 billion (CTOnews.com Note: about 9.383 billion yuan), Kotatu reported.

Dissenting players believe that Lighting Entertainment is already good at producing family-friendly works such as "God stealing the Nanny" and Malio. Some players pointed out that the plot of "Legend of Zelda" contains rich emotions, the tone is poignant and beautiful, and such plot lighting and entertainment may be difficult to control.

▲ source: Nintendo in addition, there are some players have concerns about dubbing actors. Players worry that the Legend of Zelda animation will carry out star dubbing promotion like the Super Mario Brothers Movie, causing the final dialogue to deviate from the original. It is worth mentioning that Chris Parat, who played Star Lord, has sparked a long discussion on social media and player forums because of his tone and accent when dubbing Malio.