Trivia
Many of the villages share their names with characters from Ocarina of Time (Ruto, Rauru, Mido and Saria, etc.)
Interestingly enough, Ocarina is considered to be the first Zelda game continuity-wise, so it's possible the villages are named in their honour, at least in the case of the Sages(Rauru, etc.).
Inside a house within one of the towns is an NPC who simply says "I AM ERROR" when talked to. While many gamers at first found this to be a mistake in the code, there is another NPC later in the game that tells you Error knows a secret, proving that Error is his name and not an error.
It is possible that Error’s name was originally "Errol" (like the Australian-American actor Errol Flynn), but due to the letters "R" and "L" being allophones in Japanese, the programmers mistyped the name as "Error" in translating the game to English.
Contributed by
Elix (935) on Jul 01, 2006.
Zelda II was the only game in the series to have side-scrolling platform elements. It was also the only game in the series to use a standard jump button that didn't require the use of a power-up, or running off the side of a ledge to clear a gap.
"Zelda II: The Adventure of Link" was the only other Nintendo-licensed NES title to have the honor of being a gold cartridge besides the original "Legend of Zelda".
