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==Keeps== | ==Keeps== | ||
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#Castle Keep<ref group=keeps name=NOE1>[[Hyrule Castle]] in [[Nintendo of Europe]] script</ref> | |||
#Abandoned Fort | |||
#W. Rockface Keep | |||
#Central Keep | |||
#West Field Keep | |||
#North Field Keep | |||
#East Field Keep | |||
#South Field Keep | |||
#Mountain Keep | |||
#[[Great Fairy Fountain|Fairy Fountain]] | |||
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==Scenarios== | ==Scenarios== | ||
Revision as of 14:49, September 11, 2020
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Hyrule Field
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In Other Languages[show]
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ハイラル平原 (Hyrule Plains) |
Hyrule Field is a stage from Hyrule Warriors. In the south-west corner sits Hyrule Castle, and in the south-east is a Fairy Fountain with a Great Fairy who is summoned with a Magic Circle in some scenarios.
A cut-down version is used in some Adventure Mode scenarios and the Rush Battle which only includes the central northern portion of the stage, including W. Rockface Keep and North Field Keep. In this, the doors to Central Keep, Mountain Keep, the north-western area, and the bridge to the north-east are permanently closed.
Ganon's Tower is another version of this stage, in disrepair after Ganondorf's conquest.
Keeps
- Castle Keep[keeps 1]
- Abandoned Fort
- W. Rockface Keep
- Central Keep
- West Field Keep
- North Field Keep
- East Field Keep
- South Field Keep
- Mountain Keep
- Fairy Fountain
- ↑ Hyrule Castle in Nintendo of Europe script
Scenarios
Legend Mode
- Cia's Tale
- Prologue
- Ganondorf
Gallery
Overview of the Castle
Inside of the Fairy Fountain
Trivia
- Hyrule Field was the first stage unveiled in Hyrule Warriors, playable on the E3 2014 show floor.