Free Golden Fairy Stream Alerts for Ocarina of Time Remake

Five kinds of event, five banner titles, one emerald frame with golden fairies drifting around it. Zelda Navi Alert is a free notification overlay made for streams of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake, and it fits a game where a small glowing companion is part of the story.

How the banner behaves

When something happens on your channel, an emerald banner appears and golden Navi fairies orbit it, leaving sparkle trails as they go. Each event type gets its own title. A follow reads New Follower with the name, a subscription reads New Subscriber with the month streak, and gift subs read Community Gifts. Raids show a Raid Alert banner with the raiders, and merch orders show a New Merch Order banner.

Alerts wait in line. If three events land together, they play one after another instead of stacking on top of each other, so nothing gets cut off during a busy moment.

The overlay reads events from every platform you stream to. Twitch, YouTube Live, Kick, and TikTok Live all feed the same banner, so a multistreamer does not need a separate alert for each service.

Placing it in your scene

Give the banner room. The fairies orbit around it, so it looks best in a spot where the circling and the sparkle trails are not clipped by other layers. A clear band near the top or bottom of the frame is a good start, and it keeps your gameplay readable.

Who it is for

Streamers covering the Ocarina of Time Remake who want their follow, sub, and raid notifications to match the world they are playing in. It also suits anyone who likes a themed layout and wants alerts that look like part of it rather than a default pop-up.

It pairs with the Zelda Navi Chat and the Zelda Navi Camera Frame, so you can dress chat, camera, and alerts in one consistent set.

Adding it to your stream

Download Meld Studio and add the alert to a scene. If you would rather stay in OBS, the free Spark Plug for OBS plugin brings the same overlay into your existing scenes. Either way it costs nothing, and your connections to Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and TikTok work from a single sign-in.

How it works

1. 1 Place it where the banner has room for Navi fairies to orbit around it.
2. 2 Follows, subs, gift subs, raids, and merch orders each get their own banner title with the name.
3. 3 Alerts wait in line, so nothing gets cut off during a busy moment.
4. 4 Pair it with the Zelda Navi Chat and the Zelda Navi Camera Frame for a matching set.

Use cases

• Raids that arrive mid-dungeon

  A raid lands while you are halfway through a puzzle room and you still want to greet the new viewers properly. The Raid Alert banner shows the raiders on screen while golden fairies circle it, so you can say hello without pausing the game.

• Busy moments with a lot of events at once

  When a sub train rolls in or a streamer sends a wave of gift subs, events pile up fast. Alerts wait in line instead of overlapping, so the Community Gifts banner and each New Subscriber banner get their own turn on screen.

• A matching set for a themed stream

  If you are building a full Hyrule-flavored scene, this alert pairs with the Zelda Navi Chat and the Zelda Navi Camera Frame. Together they give chat, camera, and notifications the same look.

Stream events it reacts to

Frequently asked questions