What's your least favorite 3D Zelda?

Mine is Ocarina of Time. It isn't bad at all, but I just think the other games are better.

majoras mask

OOT, Majoras mask and WW are all fantastic zelda games. TP and SS were a significant step down (TP for trying too hard to be OOT, and SS for everything except the puzzels). I could easily go on and on about SS and TP, but the motion controls, and the bosses were so horrible in SS that I'm gonna have to go with Skyward Sword.

This.

From what I've played, Wind Waker. A lot of people love this game and I can see why, but I hate when those same people say Skyward Sword sucks when imo, it is vastly superior to WW.

Majoras Mask, because i havent played it! :P
I'd take WW, but its not a bad game, i just think its worse to than other zelda games.

Anyone who says OOT wasn't old enough to either play it when it launched, or appreciate just how mind blowing it was.

Seriously.

Mechanically, Ocarica of Time. If you aren't a robot, and care about more important things like originality, Twilight Princess.

if all then i gues Phantom Hourglass because of the shitty controls. And visiting the same place so many times was somewhat annoying.

If home consoles only
=Twilight Princess because of huge but empty world worst race design ever (after talking about an ancient mythical tribe living in the clouds etc and the awesome look of the zoras etc. I expected something better than skinhead chickens with boobs) and it has translation errors in some versions. It also has "you got a green rupee its worth 1 rupee" shit every time you start the game. Epona was semi useless because of the wolf etc...  also the game relies way to much on nostalgia (lost woods, temple of time, epona etc.)

but I have to say the end of the game was pretty awesome.

Twilight Princess for me. I felt it lacked true spirit and heart which for me is the essence of Zelda. I wanted to love it I just never did. I've also completed it twice, four years apart to see if I'd feel differently. But, nope. It was missing a big crucial something.