The legend of zelda: Neverland (hereinafter referred to as Neverland) was sold on GB handheld platform on 1993, becoming the first the legend of zelda on the handheld, and achieved good sales. Nintendo subsequently released replica versions of Neverland, the legend of zelda: Neverland DX and the legend of zelda: Neverland on GBC and Switch on 1998 and 20 19 respectively. The same game has been remake twice, which is really rare in the history of games.

The story of the game continues from The Legend of Zelda: The Triangle Power of the Gods. Link traveled around the world to practice, but was caught in a storm at sea and drifted to an island called Kehulin Island, where he was rescued by the heroine Marlene (not Zelda). The owl on the island told Link that he can only leave the island if he wakes up the fish in the wind, and waking up the fish in the wind requires eight musical instruments distributed on the island, so Link began to look for musical instruments to destroy the island.

At first, the island of dreams was sold as a portable version for players to play the triangle power of the gods on GB, but it was not an independent project. Although Zhuo Zhi, the master planner at that time, was not recognized by the creator Shigeru Miyamoto, he still took other members to devote himself to this unofficial secret Zelda game in his spare time, and they created a world without Princess Zelda and villain cannon. This project was finally supported by Nintendo, and Neverland became the first the legend of zelda without the participation of Shigeru Miyamoto.