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Link begins the game as a simple wrangler over at the Ordon Ranch, deep within the Ordona Province. Link lives within the Ordon Village, which is a small town on the outskirts of Hyrule. He is around 17 years of age and is friendly with many of the residents of Hyrule. In particular, Link seems to have a romantic relationship with Ilia, the mayor's daughter. Link is looked up to by some of the children of Ordon, especially Colin, who wishes to grow up to be just like Link. Rusl, who is Colin's father, is Link's mentor early in the game. | Link begins the game as a simple wrangler over at the Ordon Ranch, deep within the Ordona Province. Link lives within the Ordon Village, which is a small town on the outskirts of Hyrule. He is around 17 years of age and is friendly with many of the residents of Hyrule. In particular, Link seems to have a romantic relationship with Ilia, the mayor's daughter. Link is looked up to by some of the children of Ordon, especially Colin, who wishes to grow up to be just like Link. Rusl, who is Colin's father, is Link's mentor early in the game. | ||
Link's adventure leads him to navigate all of Hyrule as well as the [[Twilight Realm]]. Early in the game, Link meets up with Midna, who acts as Link's companion throughout his quest. Link later takes the form of a wolf when entering into the [[Twilight]]. Link sets off on a journey to find three [[Fused Shadow]] | Link's adventure leads him to navigate all of Hyrule as well as the [[Twilight Realm]]. Early in the game, Link meets up with Midna, who acts as Link's companion throughout his quest. Link later takes the form of a wolf when entering into the [[Twilight]]. Link sets off on a journey to find three [[Fused Shadow]] pieces, [[Mirror Shard|three shards]] of the [[Mirror of Twilight]], and to save Princess Zelda and the kingdom of Hyrule. | ||
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Midna is an imp like creature whose background and purpose are unknown throughout most of the game. She is a member of the Twili people who dwell within the [[Twilight Realm]]. She is first seen in the Faron Woods as Link is dragged away in wolf form. Midna then appears within Hyrule Castle and helps wolf Link escape. She acts as a companion for Link throughout his quest. | Midna is an imp like creature whose background and purpose are unknown throughout most of the game. She is a member of the Twili people who dwell within the [[Twilight Realm]]. She is first seen in the Faron Woods as Link is dragged away in wolf form. Midna then appears within Hyrule Castle and helps wolf Link escape. She acts as a companion for Link throughout his quest. | ||
When Link is in the [[Twilight Realm]], Midna will ride on top of wolf Link. While in wolf form, Link uses Midna to reach distant ledges and also uses Midna's charged attack to defeat multiple enemies at once. Midna is also used as a form of transportation. Wolf Link can speak with Midna and she will warp him to any place where there is a warp portal in the sky. When Link is in the world of light, Midna disappears into Links body. Early in the game, Midna takes Link on a quest to recover three [[Fused Shadow]]s | When Link is in the [[Twilight Realm]], Midna will ride on top of wolf Link. While in wolf form, Link uses Midna to reach distant ledges and also uses Midna's charged attack to defeat multiple enemies at once. Midna is also used as a form of transportation. Wolf Link can speak with Midna and she will warp him to any place where there is a warp portal in the sky. When Link is in the world of light, Midna disappears into Links body. Early in the game, Midna takes Link on a quest to recover three [[Fused Shadow]]s, only to have them stolen by [[Zant]]. | ||
Midna later tries gaining access to the [[Twilight Realm]] only to see that the Mirror of Twilight is broken. This puts Midna and Link on their next quest to find three [[Mirror Shard]]s and enter the world of Twilight. Midna's character goes through quite an evolution throughout the game as her motives have changed because of the selflessness of both Link and Princess Zelda. At the end of the game, it is revealed that Midna is the Twilight Princess and her true form is revealed. | Midna later tries gaining access to the [[Twilight Realm]] only to see that the Mirror of Twilight is broken. This puts Midna and Link on their next quest to find three [[Mirror Shard]]s and enter the world of Twilight. Midna's character goes through quite an evolution throughout the game as her motives have changed because of the selflessness of both Link and Princess Zelda. At the end of the game, it is revealed that Midna is the Twilight Princess and her true form is revealed. | ||
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Ganondorf is the Gerudo King of Evil and is pivotal to the story of Twilight Princess. A flashback shows Ganondorf was sentenced to death by the sages, prior to the game. Since Ganondorf is one of the chosen ones of the Gods, he was unable to be killed by the sages, but instead, breaks free and kills the Sage of Water. The Sages then use the Mirror of Twilight to banish Ganon into the [[Twilight Realm]]. | Ganondorf is the Gerudo King of Evil and is pivotal to the story of Twilight Princess. A flashback shows Ganondorf was sentenced to death by the sages, prior to the game. Since Ganondorf is one of the chosen ones of the Gods, he was unable to be killed by the sages, but instead, breaks free and kills the Sage of Water. The Sages then use the Mirror of Twilight to banish Ganon into the [[Twilight Realm]]. | ||
Later in the game, it is revealed that Ganondorf had influenced Zant to take control of the | Later in the game, it is revealed that Ganondorf had influenced Zant to take control of the Twilight Realm. He gave Zant some of his power in return for be allowing to leave the Twilight Realm. Ganondorf makes an appearance in Hyrule Castle near the end of the game where he sits on the throne. Princess Zelda can be found helpless within the same room. This triggers a series of final battles between Ganondorf and Link. The first is when Ganondorf takes control of Zelda and the first battle is with Ganon's Puppet Zelda. Afterwards, Ganon then takes a massive beast form and fights Link a second time. | ||
Midna sends Zelda and Link out of Hyrule Castle after the second battle, indicating she will finish Ganon off. Unfortunately that doesn't happen as even the power of the [[Fused Shadow]] | Midna sends Zelda and Link out of Hyrule Castle after the second battle, indicating she will finish Ganon off. Unfortunately that doesn't happen as even the power of the [[Fused Shadow]] is not enough to defeat Ganon. The next phase of the final battle takes place on horseback. Link and Zelda ride around on Epona and Princess Zelda shoots Light Arrows at Ganondorf, stunning him and allowing link to slash at him with his sword. The final battle takes place when a ring of fire surrounds Link and Ganon in the middle of Hyrule Field. After a long sword duel Link thrusts his sword through the body of Ganondorf, presumably killing him in the process. | ||
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[[File:Sage.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Sage.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Ancient Sages}} | {{main|Ancient Sages}} | ||
The Ancient Sages first make an appearance near the mirror chamber at the peak of Arbiter's Grounds. They appear in ethereal form and a cut-scene is shown where they attempt to execute Ganondorf using the Sword of the Sages. They fail at this endeavor and Ganondorf kills the Sage of Water. | The Ancient Sages first make an appearance near the mirror chamber at the peak of Arbiter's Grounds. They appear in ethereal form and a cut-scene is shown where they attempt to execute Ganondorf using the Sword of the Sages. They fail at this endeavor and Ganondorf kills the Sage of Water. In desperation, the Sages then used the Mirror of Twilight to banish Ganondorf into the [[Twilight Realm]]. | ||
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Darbus is the patriarch of the Goron Tribe. When Link first encounters him, he is locked away within the Goron Mines and is consumed by the [[Fused Shadow]]. The consumed Darbus is the temple boss of the Goron Mines, the Twilit Igniter Fyrus. Darbus has quite the massive body build, appearing very fearsome. However, he is always willing to help humans out whenever he can. | Darbus is the patriarch of the Goron Tribe. When Link first encounters him, he is locked away within the Goron Mines and is consumed by the [[Fused Shadow]]. The consumed Darbus is the temple boss of the Goron Mines, the Twilit Igniter Fyrus. Darbus has quite the massive body build, appearing very fearsome. However, he is always willing to help humans out whenever he can. | ||
Now that he freed from the | Now that he freed from the Fused Shadow, Darbus helps Link in his quest. He is sent to the area that blocks the entrance to the Hidden Village. Using his strong power, Darbus breaks the blocks revealing the entrance to the village. This allows Link to gain Ilia's Charm, the Ancient Sky Book, and eventually reach the City in the Sky. | ||
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[[File:Fanadi.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Fanadi.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Fanadi}} | {{main|Fanadi}} | ||
Madame Fanadi is a fortune teller who works in [[Castle Town]]. For just 10 rupees Link can learn his fortune. Some of the things she says have hidden meanings while others are completely dubious. However, Madame Fanadi often | Madame Fanadi is a fortune teller who works in [[Castle Town]]. For just 10 rupees Link can learn his fortune. Some of the things she says have hidden meanings while others are completely dubious. However, Madame Fanadi often says accurate information that helps Link progress further in the game. One of her fortune readings even leads to Link gaining an extra heart piece. | ||
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[[File:Ilia.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Ilia.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Ilia}} | {{main|Ilia}} | ||
Ilia is roughly 16 and is one of Link's close friends. She is also the daughter of the mayor of Ordon, Mayor Bo. Ilia seems to have a bond with Link's horse Epona, often | Ilia is roughly 16 and is one of Link's close friends. She is also the daughter of the mayor of Ordon, Mayor Bo. Ilia seems to have a bond with Link's horse Epona, often caring towards Epona's needs even more than Link does. She also acts as a roll model for Colin early in the game. There seems to be some sort of romantic connection between Ilia and Link. | ||
After the attack from King Bulbin, Ilia is captured and is not seen until much later in the game. She appears in [[Castle Town]] within Telma's Bar, but she has no recollection of who Link is. She has lost her memory and does not remember what happened. Ilia has been taking care of an injured Zora, Prince Ralis. It is later revealed that Ilia was held captive by bulbins within the Hidden Village. After regaining her memory within Kakariko Village, Ilia helps Link gain access to the City in the Sky. She also gives Link the Horse Call, an item she was making at the beginning of the game that allows Link to summon Epona at almost any part of Hyrule. | After the attack from King Bulbin, Ilia is captured and is not seen until much later in the game. She appears in [[Castle Town]] within Telma's Bar, but she has no recollection of who Link is. She has lost her memory and does not remember what happened. Ilia has been taking care of an injured Zora, Prince Ralis. It is later revealed that Ilia was held captive by bulbins within the Hidden Village. After regaining her memory within Kakariko Village, Ilia helps Link gain access to the City in the Sky. She also gives Link the Horse Call, an item she was making at the beginning of the game that allows Link to summon Epona at almost any part of Hyrule. | ||
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{{main|Lanayru (Light Spirit)}} | {{main|Lanayru (Light Spirit)}} | ||
Lanayru is the Spirit of Light that Link encounters at the spring near Lake Hylia. Lanayru takes the form of a snake after the vessel of light is filled. Lanayru is perhaps the most important of the spirits as it has its own shrine within Lake Hylia. Many local Hylians have been known to visit Lanayru to pay their respect for the spirit. Lanayru explains that the power of the [[Fused Shadow]]s was created by dark magic wielders. He explains that the spirits of light sealed this magic into the | Lanayru is the Spirit of Light that Link encounters at the spring near Lake Hylia. Lanayru takes the form of a snake after the vessel of light is filled. Lanayru is perhaps the most important of the spirits as it has its own shrine within Lake Hylia. Many local Hylians have been known to visit Lanayru to pay their respect for the spirit. Lanayru explains that the power of the [[Fused Shadow]]s was created by dark magic wielders. He explains that the spirits of light sealed this magic into the Fused Shadows and then banished the dark magic wielders into the [[Twilight Realm]]. | ||
When Zant appears and attacks Midna and Link near the spring, Lanayru appears and tries to attack Zant. Lanayru doesn't succeed but successfully warps Link and Midna outside the spring to Hyrule Field. Lanayru is seen alongside the other three spirits at the end of the game when Princess Zelda summons the spirits to make the light arrows. After Link meets the Great Fairy at the 40th floor of the Cave of Ordeals, fairies are released at the Lanayru spring in Lake Hylia. | When Zant appears and attacks Midna and Link near the spring, Lanayru appears and tries to attack Zant. Lanayru doesn't succeed but successfully warps Link and Midna outside the spring to Hyrule Field. Lanayru is seen alongside the other three spirits at the end of the game when Princess Zelda summons the spirits to make the light arrows. After Link meets the Great Fairy at the 40th floor of the Cave of Ordeals, fairies are released at the Lanayru spring in Lake Hylia. | ||
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[[File:Purlo.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Purlo.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Purlo}} | {{main|Purlo}} | ||
Purlo lives in [[Castle Town]] and runs the Star Minigame. Purlo is in the business to try and make money. He is happy whenever Link loses when playing the star game and upset when Link wins. When | Purlo lives in [[Castle Town]] and runs the Star Minigame. Purlo is in the business to try and make money. He is happy whenever Link loses when playing the star game and upset when Link wins. When Castle Town is covered in twilight, Link can speak with Purlo outside of his tent and he can here that Purlo believes he can make a killing off this town. If Link completes the Star minigame the first time, he is reward with a quiver upgrade which allows Link to carry 60 arrows rather than the usual 30. After Link gets the double clawshot he can play the Star Minigame a second time, at which he can gain the largest quiver, allowing him to carry 100 arrows. | ||
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Lord Bullbo is a boar like creature that is ridden by King Bulbin. Lord Bullbo is first seen when King Bulblin rides into Ordon and kidnaps Colin and Ilia. The boar runs extremely fast and during battle Epona must ride at full speed just to keep up with the boar. | Lord Bullbo is a boar like creature that is ridden by King Bulbin. Lord Bullbo is first seen when King Bulblin rides into Ordon and kidnaps Colin and Ilia. The boar runs extremely fast and during battle Epona must ride at full speed just to keep up with the boar. | ||
Lord Bullbo fights | Lord Bullbo fights alongside King Bulbin in a jousting match with Link on the Brdige of Eldin and later on the Great Bridge of Hylia. He is not seen again until near the end of the game in the Hyrule Castle Courtyard. The end credits show Lord Bullbo and King Bulblin riding through the Hyrule Field. | ||
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[[File:Underwater-Goron-2.jpg|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Underwater-Goron-2.jpg|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Underwater Goron}} | {{main|Underwater Goron}} | ||
The Underwater Goron becomes trapped in a large [[Molten Shard]] when it falls from the sky. When Link and Midna later use the hot rock to unfreeze Zora's Domain, he is | The Underwater Goron becomes trapped in a large [[Molten Shard]] when it falls from the sky. When Link and Midna later use the hot rock to unfreeze Zora's Domain, he is inadvertently taken along. If Link later blows up the rock with a [[Water Bomb]], the Goron is revealed. Confused about where he is, he gives Link a Bomb Bag for freeing him. | ||
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