Milo's Adventures: The Original Story

BlueToad

**Milo's Adventures: The Original Story** is a RPG adaptation of the first chapter of Milo's Adventures. It is planned for release in 2020. It is playable on the Nintendo Wii U and Nintendo Switch consoles in singleplayer and two-person multiplayer.

It was developed originally as a Minecraft adventure map. Two people have played through it so far, and gave it high praise. Five out of the seven main levels are currently completed.

## Story

### Prologue

Three dark shadowy men watch a boy play with his puppy in his front yard. As they watch him, one of the men is instructed to destroy him— the prophecy must never come true.

The boy, who's name is Milo Rivers, is just an inventor. His father died before he was born, and his mother recently passed away, so he is all alone at just 16 years old. While woodworking in his front yard, the ax he is using breaks, and has to go to the store to fetch a new one. He drives around the block to the nearest convenience store, when he hears a loud bang come from the direction of his house.

He returns home to find it completely obliterated— and his dog has died as well.

### Level 1— The Sand Ship

Months pass, and Milo has rebuilt his house to serve as a repair shop for anyone that needs anything fixed. One day, a boy clad in green comes in and asks him to fix his sword. While getting to know this person more, he finds out his name is Link, and he is an adventurer from a far off land. The two become good friends, and Link asks if Milo would like to come with him on one of his missions into the Desert of Thieves. Milo agrees.

The two of them enter the desert and into the Omega-Sand Temple. There they find their destination, the Sand Ship, heading right towards the cursed Jiho Valley. Their mission is to save the hostages locked inside the Sand Ship and destroy the Heart of Jiho Valley to break the curse.

The two of them board the ship and free as many of the hostages as they can. While looking around, Milo is suddenly dropped below the main ship deck. Inside he manages to navigate its four challenges before he is able to sneak underneath the Heart of Jiho Valley and take it out. Jiho Valley explodes, saving the people. Unfortunately, Link is caught in the mess, and falls to his death— not before telling Milo he left him a note back at his shop.

### Level 2— The Delta-Forest Temple

Milo returns home and discovers Link's note: he wants him to go to his team base, Nayru's Lake, where he will meet his associate Baku. Inside the letter is a passport to go to the airport.

At the airport, Milo walks through its shops before finally boarding the plane. After the plane takes off, Milo heads to the bathroom, when the plane suddenly crashes and Milo is knocked out cold.

He awakes to find that the plane has crashed in the middle of a dense forest. He leaves the ruined plane to find himself at the Delta-Forest Temple. He navigates the inside, and there he fights Bamos: The Knight of Darkness. At his defeat, Milo is awarded Nayru's Diamond, which he can use to enter Nayru's Lake.

### Level 3— The Game

Milo leaves the Forest Temple to find that he has already arrived at his destination! There, Milo meets Baku, and places Nayru's Diamond in a pedestal, proving he is the destined Hero of Light. Baku tells Milo that he is destined to defeat the Dark Lord once and for all and bring peace to the land. But first, he must prove himself in a gauntlet of challenges called "The Game."

Milo enters The Game and completes the four main sections, that being the Maze, the Death Run, and the Monster Boss. At the end of the Game he meets Nicholas, who gives him the key to exit.

When Milo exits The Game, he is surprised to find that the portal did not send him to the right location. Instead, he is brought to the Beta-Earth Temple, where he yet again meets Bamos, and they battle.

Milo wins again, and Bamos flees.

### Level 4— The Day-View Temple

After leaving the Earth-Temple, Milo finds himself in another forest. He walks along its main trail to find a dome-like building at the end in a clearing. He finds his way inside and discovers that it is called the "Day-View Temple," and it is one of three trials a hero must complete, that of Forest, the others being Fire and Water.

Milo enters the Temple and completes its challenges only to find Garuhi, one of Bamos' minions waiting for him at the end. Milo is able to defeat Garuhi, and find Farore's Spring, where he is granted the Emerald of Courage. He is now able to move on to the second trial.

### Level 5— Mountain Temple

After leaving Farore's Spring, Milo finds himself in the Volcan Mountains. He scales the tallest Death Mountain, and at the top finds the Mountain Temple, his second trial.

After completing its challenges and defeating the boss at the end, Milo is awarded the Ruby of Power, and is allowed to move on to the final challenge.

## Gameplay

### Player character

You play as Milo Rivers, who takes the appearance of a LEGO minifigure. Like most LEGO games, you play in third-person. The primary functions of Milo are to use his sword and shield, which can be equipped through the inventory. As the game progresses, you are able to play as other Team Waters characters such as Jackson Smith, Nicholas Rogers, Garuhi Junior, and Zane.

The player character has a health-bar similar to that of *The Legend of Zelda*, with hearts that you can acquire more of by defeating bosses.

### Overworld and Dungeons

The game is extremely linear, and there is rarely ever an "overworld." In the beginning of the game there is a lobby that is able to be accessed that, with the progression of the game, you can unlock secrets within.

The dungeons are the overall main aesthetic of the overworld, as the player goes from one dungeon to the next.

## Game Information

### Development

Originally, this started out as map of Ogaji through Minecraft, but eventually was developed into a full adventure map. The first five dungeons were completed in a matter of a year, however, progress has been halted indefinitely as of now. There are plans for its completion, but it is unknown when they will come about.

## Reception

The game has been beta-tested by two players, K0rsnake7 and BlueToad. K0rsnake rated the adventure an 8/10 and BlueToad rated it 10/10.

## Listings

### Characters

* Milo Rivers (playable)
* Link (playable)
* Nicholas Rogers (playable)
* Garuhi Junior (playable)
* Jackson Smith (playable)
* Baku
* Nayru
* Farore
* Din

### Bosses

* Pulsing and Cursed: Heart of Jiho Valley
* Knight of Darkness: Bamos (x3)
* Digital Monster of The Game: Digisaur
* Demon Prince: Garuhi
* Molten Monster of Volcan: Magmeye
* Shadow of the Deep: Kragmex

### Dungeons

* Level 1: The Sand Ship
* Level 2: Delta-Forest Temple
* Level 3: The Game
* Level 4: Day-View Temple
* Level 5: Mountain Temple
* Level 6: Nayru Waterworks
* Level 7: Palace of Darkness

### Places

* Sukai Town
* Sukai Airport
* Farore's Woods
* Nayru's Lake
* Forest of Life
* Volcan Mountains
* Ancient Water Basin

### Items

* Master Sword
* Sword of Light
* Sheild
* Sturdy Sheild
* Bow and Arrow

## Trivia

* Several aspects of this game are based on *The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword*
	+ Characters like Din, Nayru, Farore, and their Springs are based off of characters and locations from that game, as well as Link.
	+ The Grass, Fire, and Water trials are based on the Skyview Temple, Fire Palace, and Ancient Cistern

**Non-Canon Media**

**Old Canon**

**Battles of Doomsday Chapters**

**Ogaji: Into the Multiverse Chapters**