Guide parental

The game contains some mildly suggestive material: fairies with moderate cleavage and/or exaggerated-size breasts; dialogue such as "I get to see a young hunk draw a bow again?" and "If I have to have something pounce on me, why couldn't it be a lady?"

A girl named Paya asks Link to "spend the night with her" implying that he slept with her.

If you talk to hestu while wearing no armor in the korok forest, he will will remark about how you both are "nekkid". No nudity is actually seen in this game, link always wears underpants when having no lower armor and hestu is a large korok.

The main character, Link, can be dressed or undressed at the player's will, but he is always with an underware shorts when undressed. One character berates Link for his immodesty should he happen to not be wearing a shirt and/or pants.

As players explore the open-world environment, they can forage for materials, explore shrines, and engage in melee-style combat against fantastical creatures (e.g., goblins, skeletons, centaurs). Players use swords, axes, clubs, and bows to defeat enemies that generally disappear amid puffs of smoke. One brief sequence depicts a battlefield strewn with the bodies of enemy creatures; in the background, a few bodies appear to be impaled by spears.

Contains frequent mild fantasy violence and moderate threat, including hand-to-hand combat and projectile-based weaponry. Impact is generally depicted with large, stylised flashy effects, and are quite unrealistic. Enemies generally blow up in smoke when defeated. Boss enemies are large and intimidating, and may frighten or cause distress to some viewers. Some phantom-like monsters may teleport and attack the player. Link can also be harmed by falling from high places or by being electrocuted during an electrical storm.

1 "Dammit", 1 "damn"

"G--forsaken" is said once, which is taking God's name in vain.

6 uses of "darn", 2 uses of "heck", and 3-4 uses of "what the..." in dialogue

During the course of the game, a shop owner tells Link that she only serves "...drinks that are definitely just for adults..."; players can also encounter a drunken character that occasionally hiccups.

A few non-playable characters may be depicted in a state of intoxication, however, the work as a whole does not promote or endorse alcohol misuse.

A robotic enemy known as "Guardians" can be found around Hyrule, and their appearances may frighten younger players.

The entire game has an emotional storyline and is considerably darker than other games in the series.

Ganon's appearance can be very scary for younger kids

There are centaur Minotaur-like creatures that may be frightening.

Supernatural themes and instances of fantasy violence and threat may distress or frighten younger viewers.