Hyrule Castle (Twilight Princess)

Hyrule Castle is the final Dungeon in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. It isn't the longest dungeon in the game; however it contain a collection of some of the most difficult enemies in the entire game. Link and Midna go to Hyrule Castle directy after learning from Zant that his 'God' (Ganondorf) has escaped the Twilight Realm, and plans to mix shadow and light. Midna makes the connection to the strange Twilight Barrier that has taken shape surrounding Hyrule Castle. Midna uses the Fused Shadows to destroy the barrier and enter Hyrule Castle.

The first obstacle for Link as he enters the Hyrule Castle Courtyard is to collect a key to unlock the entrance to Hyrule Castle. This objective leads him into a fight with one of the Mini-Bosses of Hyrule Castle, King Bulblin. Once Link has gotten the ky and has entered the castle, he will face off against the other two Mini-Bosses of the dungeon; a Darknut and an Aeralfos. Eventually, Link makes his way to the top of the castle, where he finds Ganondorf, sitting on the throne of Hyrule. This begins the final fight of the game; an epic four-phase battle that requires Ljnk to have mastered everything he has learned throughout his adventure.

Enemies

Hyrule Castle features a mix of the hardest enemies Twilight Princess has to offer. This is fitting because Hyrule Castle is the final Dungeon in Twilight Princess. Below is a list of all the enemies in Hyrule Castle.

• Kargarok
• Bokoblin
• Bulblin Archer
• Stalkin
• Stalfos
• Lizalfos
• Darknut
• Dinolfos
• Dynalfos
• Aeralfos
• Yellow Chu
• Red Chu
• Keese
• Ghoul Rat

Ganondorf

The Final Boss of Hyrule Castle is also the Final Boss of the entire game, Ganondorf. The battles against Ganondorf has four different phases, all which involves Ganondorf to be in a altered form from the last phase.

Treasure Chests

The final Dungeon in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess contains a total of twenty-seven (27) Treasure Chests. This is by far the most of any dungeon in Twilight Princess. Inside all these Treasure Chests are items that can be spilt in three main categories: Rupees, Dungeon Items, and Regular Items.

Rupees

In total, there are sixteen (16) Treasure Chests in Hyrule Castle that house any amount of Rupees. Two of these chests holds the most valuable rupee in the entire game, the Silver Rupee. It is worth a womping 200 rupees. The next two chests both carry a single Orange Rupee, which in Twilight Princess is worth 100 Rupees. The third most valuable rupee in Twilight Princess, the Purple Rupee, can be found 3 chests. Of the 9 remaining chests, four (4) hold a Red Rupee, two (2) hold a Yellow Rupee, one carries a Blue Rupee, and the final two house a single Green Rupee.

Dungeon Items

Of the five Dungeon Items that are found in Hyrule Castle, all of them are found in Treasure Chest throughout the dungeon. The Dungeon Map is, the Compass is, the Big Key is, and both Small Keys are.

Regular Items

There is a large assortment of Regular Items that are found in Treasure Chests throughout the dungeon. These items include Pumpkin Seeds, Bombs, Arrows, and Water Bombs.

Pumpkin Seeds

There is but a single Treasure Chest in Hyrule Castle that contains any amount of Pumpkin Seeds, which are used by Link with his Slingshot. the Treasure Chest contains 50 Pumpkin Seeds.

Bombs

There are two Treasure Chests in Hyrule Castle that contain Bombs. The first contains a small amount of ten (10). The second doubles this total, containing twenty (20).

Arrows

There are two chests in Hyrule Castle that contains any amount of Arrows. The first carries 30, while the second carries 20.

Water Bombs

The final Treasure Chest in Hyrule Castle contains Water Bombs, fifteen (15) to be exact.