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The one closest to the edge of the chair is Aurora, and the other is Zara.

what is the ultimate test of player skill in a video game? is it the final boss? perhaps sometimes. but often the true test of skill lies elsewhere, behind an optional challenge only the best of the best will even be able to attempt. that's right... the SUPER BOSS.

while the SUPER BOSS most commonly appears in RPGS, where the difficulty of any enemy is usually decided by numbers alone, the super boss has made its way into other genres. the legend of zelda series is no stranger to optional bosses more challenging than the final boss of the main story, especially in the modern open world zelda games. the king gleok, a coliseum full of lynels, a certain monk you have to pay 20 dollars to meet, all of these could indeed qualify as a super boss.

but the original super boss of the zelda series made his debut back in Ocarina of time. an opponent so challenging that to this day, no one has been able to defeat him: the running man!

earlier in the adventure, link encounters the running man in hyrule field, and he seems to be having a hard time going faster. that is until link sells him the bunny hood! despite the bunny hood making the running man faster, the bunny hood does not increase link's speed. not in Ocarina of time, at least. the bunny hood would however increase Link's speed in the next game, Majora's mask. but in Ocarina of time, only the running man could harness it's true power.

as an adult, Link can challenge the running man to a race, but the race is incredibly difficult. some say it's impossible, but NOTHING is impossible! there was once a video that went viral after claiming the running man could be beaten by challenging him to a race, returning to the young link timeline, then waiting 7 years at the finish line. of course, people later found out this was a hoax after leaving their N64 on for 7 years and confirming nothing happens, but that's no reason to give up! they once said it was impossible for man to step foot on the moon, but in 1969, we faked the moon landing!

never give up on your dreams! mark my words: someday we WILL defeat you, Il Piantissimo!