What is the reason for the shock that the writer accidentally introduced the item of 'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' in his novel?

The history of foreign countries It has been talked about in some Taiga novels that 'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild ' has appeared. The shocking reason why game items appeared in novels that should have been set in the real world has become a hot topic.

John Boyne accidentally includes Zelda video game monsters in novel | Books | The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/aug/03/john-boyne-accidentally-includes-zelda-video-game-monsters-in-novel

John Boyne , an Irish writer, is known for works such as ' Boy in pajamas with stripes ' and ' Boy who lived with Hitler ' filmed in 2008, and in a new work in July 2020 Announcing ' A Traveler at the Gates of Wisdom ' This work is a feature-length historical drama novel that depicts a family who has been destined for fate over the time of 2000 in the real world.

However, in the scene of 'The Traveler of the Gate of Wisdom' referring to the material of the dye that dyes clothes red, 'keese wing' 'swift violet' 'spicy pepper' 'The tail of red lizalfos (Hailian shrooms)', 'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' and the names of the items that appeared in the bulletin board site Reddit Was pointed out.

OKAY. This is a thread, but it's worth it I promise.

On Reddit today, user u/NoNoNo_OhOhOh posted a page from acclaimed Irish novelist John Boyne's latest book,'The Traveler At the Gates of Wisdom.

The Ingredients Note. Pic.Twitter.Com/4RTgZxtUT7

— Dana Schwartz (@DanaSchwartzzz) August 3, 2020

Writer Dana Schwartz, who took up this point, explained why the item of 'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' suddenly appeared in a serious historical novel set in the reality. 'This is a tribute or an Easter egg . Probably because the author, Boyne, searched Google for the material of the dye, and the capture information of 'Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' was displayed, and I used it as a reference without noticing it. did.

It An Homage Is? An Easter Egg? Hmm. The Book Is * Not * A Fantasy. It'S A Historical Drama Set In The Real World. I Had A Hunch, And Tried A Google Search. Pic.Twitter.Com/o3yHQO4nEU

— Dana Schwartz (@DanaSchwartzzz) August 3, 2020

In response to Schwartz's reasoning, Boyne tweeted on his Twitter that he 'laughed at his mistakes.' When I searched for dyes on Google, I admitted that I did not realize that the material list displayed at the top of the search screen was the capture information of 'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild', and I adopted it as it was in the novel.

LOL that is actually kinda hilarious.I'm totally willing to own it. ????????Something tells me I'll be telling this anecdote on stage for many years to come... ????

— John Boyne ???? (@john_boyne) August 3, 2020

In response to Schwarz's plea, 'I like it, please don't fix it.' 'Yes, leave it. You're right. I don't remember, I just googled it. I was bad. 'I'm sure this will keep me coming back again and again.' After that, Boyne commented, 'I will never treat drugs in novels again' as a precaution.

Yeah, I'll leave it as it is.I actually think it's quite funny and you're totally right.I don't remember but I must have just googled it.Hey, sometimes you just gotta throw your hands up and say ' yup! My bad!' ????

— John Boyne ???? (@john_boyne) August 3, 2020