The old guy from Zelda II who lives in a gigantic house (which looks small from the outside) in Ruto.
He is totally useless (only one hint later) and keeps saying " I AM ERROR".
No one knows what this means or why he says that.
Maybe it's his name, Error.
He is totally useless (only one hint later) and keeps saying " I AM ERROR".
No one knows what this means or why he says that.
Maybe it's his name, Error.
by Bari April 21, 2005
Its actually due to poor translation that his name is ERROR, his real name is actually Errol which makes a little more sense but the piss-poor translations of the NES days turned that last L into an R, thus the enigmatic ERROR...
What the fuck does I AM ERROR mean?
by Dr. Awesome September 15, 2006
I Am Error
A semi-popular phrase from the second Zelda game - Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. Typically useless, but has one small line besides his trademark that is actually a hint.
Was named as a joke, as there is another NPC in the game named Bagu that looks the same. Bagu was supposed to be "Bug."
A semi-popular phrase from the second Zelda game - Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. Typically useless, but has one small line besides his trademark that is actually a hint.
Was named as a joke, as there is another NPC in the game named Bagu that looks the same. Bagu was supposed to be "Bug."
by Shadic March 15, 2009