Most of the time, the princess rejects the young hero however, even when she agrees to indulge him, it never occurs: they are interrupted by monsters, Spryte or any number of unfortunate circumstances such as something making Zelda so mad she no longer wants to kiss Link.
One of the show's running jokes is Link's repeated attempts at trying to get Zelda to kiss him for saving her life. Unlike the video games, where Zelda is typically captured by the story's villain and in need of rescue, the animated series portrays the princess in more of a protagonist role, often fighting alongside Link with weapons such as the bow or the boomerang. The cartoon's explanation for how Link is able to store so many items in his pockets Super Show! Later on, compressed versions of the episodes were shown along with another Nintendo-based cartoon which was also produced by DIC Entertainment: Captain N: The Game Master. The animated series was not considered a success and was canceled after 13 episodes along with The Super Mario Bros. The episodes each run for approximately 15 minutes. However, Link, accompanied by Princess Zelda and sometimes Spryte, always ruins Ganon's plans by either zapping him into the Evil Jar or eliminating the minions that were doing the work for Ganon. Most episodes revolve around Ganon or his minions trying to obtain the Triforce of Wisdom and conquer Hyrule. Super Show! While the Mario cartoons were aired four days a week, the Zelda animated series was shown on Fridays. The Zelda cartoons were screened every week as part of The Super Mario Bros.
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