.. and his daughter, Zelda.
The advertisment.
Interview of sorts where Robin Williams and his daughter talk about video games and make jokes about what he could have named her, like Epona.
LoZ:OoT3DS adv. with Robin Williams...
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Wallachia - Posts: 185
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That is awesome. I have not seen that one on TV yet.
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You should have put something about his amazing beard in the title.
Seriously, his beard is amazing.
Seriously, his beard is amazing.
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Cognitive Gear (post: 1485204) wrote:You should have put something about his amazing beard in the title.
Seriously, his beard is amazing.
It brought a tear to my eye.
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Thanks for the laugh.
Never seen Robin Williams with a beard... I'll never forget this.
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I totally didn't know that Robin Williams named his child after Princess Zelda...he's so wacky...
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He's also a huge fan of Evangelion, going so far as including the Spear of Longinus in Robots, and buying a Mass Production Evangelion figure in One Hour Photo.
The figure in question is from his personal Anime collection.
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I liked these videos, thanks for posting them! 
It's cool that his daughter's named after Princess Zelda. That's just awesome.
...And I wish I had a 3DS (or easy access to one) so I could play the game, but that's nothing new. XD
It's cool that his daughter's named after Princess Zelda. That's just awesome. ...And I wish I had a 3DS (or easy access to one) so I could play the game, but that's nothing new. XD
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Gojira (post: 1485534) wrote:He's not wacky. He's just a dedicated fan of the series.
Well, Robin Williams is wacky, regardless of Zelda. And...I gotta say, even if one's a dedicated fan of a game, it's still a bit wacky to name a child after a character in it.
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@ TWWK-Not any more wacky than naming your child after a number. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRUdaWZ4FN0
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ADXC (post: 1486049) wrote:@ TWWK-Not any more wacky than naming your child after a number. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRUdaWZ4FN0
Maybe less so! But I'd consider that wacky also.
On a side note, I've used the word "wacky" in this thread more than I have probably in my lifetime until this point.
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I thought my niece was crazy for naming her kids after surnames.
I won't mention their actual names for security's sake, but I'll give some examples:
Imagine naming your kid Miller, Thompson, and Lopez. As their first names. That sort of thing is surprisingly common in some areas, and I think it's absurd.
Some surnames already count as good first names (Like Smith... used to, and Gordon still does) but some are just... pretentious?
I don't know, I don't think she's doing it out of a sense of "I'm better" or whatever, but that's the vibe I'd get from it just hearing it, though.
I won't mention their actual names for security's sake, but I'll give some examples:
Imagine naming your kid Miller, Thompson, and Lopez. As their first names. That sort of thing is surprisingly common in some areas, and I think it's absurd.
Some surnames already count as good first names (Like Smith... used to, and Gordon still does) but some are just... pretentious?
I don't know, I don't think she's doing it out of a sense of "I'm better" or whatever, but that's the vibe I'd get from it just hearing it, though.
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