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The '''Bridge of Eldin''' is a location found exclusively in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. It is a large stone bridge connecting [[Hyrule Field]] to northern part of the [[Eldin Province]]. [[Bulblin Archer]]s are common enemies around this area and are normally located at the apposings ends of the bridge.
The '''Bridge of Eldin''' is a location found exclusively in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. The bridge is located to the north eastern section of Hyrule [[Nintendo Wii|(Wii)]] version and is situated with the [[Eldin Province|Province of Eldin]]. The bridge is an important feature within the game as it serves as a crucial connection between two notable provinces and is the scene of one of the games many [[Mini-Boss]]es.  


==Story==
==Structure and Appearance==
When [[Link]] has acquired the [[Iron Boots]] from [[Mayor Bo]], he needs to return to [[Death Mountain]], thus passing through [[Kakariko Village]]. When Link enters the village, a cutscene takes place, showing [[King Bulblin]] charging through the village and kidnapping [[Colin]] in the process. After damaging King Bulbins armor in a horseback battle in Hyrule Field, Link and King Bulblin face one on one, upon the Bridge of Eldin. Link has to charge at King Bulbin while on [[Epona]] and then slice him to knock Bulblin off the bridge. When Link succeeds in doing so, Colin is returned to Kakariko Village, where he rests in the [[Elde Inn]].  
The bridge itself is one of the main structures and view points seen ''Twilight Princess'' and it is one of two notable bridges within Hyrule, the other being the [[Great Bridge of Hylia]]. The structure itself is a large stone arch bridge that is seemingly unsafe due to the bridge having no barriers and the fact that it is easily broken. It crosses a vast deep gorge in which a section of [[Zora's River]] passes through. The bridge itself is rather important within the events of the plot as it is connects the Eldin Bridge to the Province of [[Lanayru]].


When Link obtains the second [[Fused Shadow]], he has to cross the bridge to make his way into the Lanayru Province. After crossing, a part of the bridge is warped away by the [[Shadow Beast]]s. Until that part of the bridge is found, Link can't cross or [[Warping|Warp]] to the bridge. Later on in the game Link finds the missing piece in the [[Gerudo Desert]]. It is located atop the [[Gerudo Mesa]], blocking the entrance to the [[Cave of Ordeals]]. Now that he has found it, [[Midna]] can warp the bridge back to where it belongs. In doing so the Bridge of Eldin is once again complete, meaning Link is able to access the bridge as he pleases.
==Saving Colin==
When [[Link]] acquires the [[Iron Boots]] from [[Mayor Bo]], he needs to return to [[Death Mountain]], thus passing through [[Kakariko Village]]. When Link enters the village, a cutscene takes place, showing [[King Bulblin]] charging through the village and kidnapping [[Colin]] in the process. After damaging King Bulbins armor in a horseback battle in Hyrule Field, Link and King Bulblin face one on one, upon the Bridge of Eldin. Link has to charge at King Bulbin while on [[Epona]] and then slice him to knock Bulblin off the bridge. When Link succeeds in doing so, Colin is returned to Kakariko Village, where he rests in the safe confines of the [[Elde Inn]].  
{{Main|King Bulblin}}
Within this boss battle Link must pursue the evil King Bublin who has kidnapped Link's childhood friend, Colin. King Bublin blows into his loud horn thus summoning his subordinates, who chase after Link as he pursues the King. Link must ride Epona and try to strike Bublin, each strike takes off a section of his armour. Once he has been damaged enough King Bulblin loses composure and jumps the barrier to enter Eldin Bridge. Link and King Bulbin then face off on opposing ends of the bridge in an epic encounter. Link must sway to the side of Bulbin and strike him as they charge each other. Once Bulbin has been damaged sufficiently he loses control of his [[Bullbo]] and falls off the bridge into the vast gorge and Link is seen heroically holding up his sword while on Epona at the end of the grueling battle.  


Another point in the game where Link has to return to this area, is when he has to find the six missing [[Sky Character]]s, hidden across Hyrule. One is located in the northern section of the bridge, underneath an [[Owl Statue]]. Additionally, Link can bring this Owl Statue to the southern side of the bridge, where he can use it to access a [[Piece of Heart]].
==Finding the Missing Bridge==
When Link obtains the second [[Fused Shadow]], he has to cross the bridge to make his way into the [[Twilight]] the shrouds Lanayru Province. After traversing the gargantuan bridge, a part of the bridge is broken and then warped away by the [[Shadow Beast]]s. Until that part of the bridge is found, Link can't cross or [[Warping|Warp]] to the bridge. Later on in the game Link finds the missing piece in the [[Gerudo Desert]]. It is located atop the [[Gerudo Mesa]], blocking the entrance to the [[Cave of Ordeals]]. Now that he has found it, [[Midna]] can warp the bridge back to where it belongs. In doing so the Bridge of Eldin is once again complete, meaning Link is able to access the bridge as he pleases.
 
==Sky Character==
Another point in the game where Link has to return to this area, is when he has to find one of the six missing [[Sky Character]]s hidden across Hyrule. One is located towards the northern section of the bridge, underneath an [[Owl Statue]]. Additionally, Link can bring this Owl Statue to the southern side of the bridge, where he can use it to access a [[Piece of Heart]].




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{{Cat|Twilight Princess Locations}}
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