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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 likely the first stage in Hyrule Warriors. Link is still an unknown trainee when the stage begins, but gains recognition as he displays his skill throughout the level.
Partway through the stage, the player will discover a treasure chest containing Bombs, which can then be used to destroy boulders as well as enemies.
The stage's boss is King Dodongo, whose weakness gauge will appear after ingesting Bombs.
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Trivia
- Hyrule Field was the first stage unveiled in Hyrule Warriors, playable on the E3 2014 show floor.