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The first mention of the Light Force in the introduction to ''The Minish Cap''. | |||
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The '''Light Force''' is a gift from the [[Minish]] said to hold immense power. | The '''Light Force''' is a gift from the [[Minish]] said to hold immense power. It is a power found in all living organisms. The Light Force was entrusted to the [[Royal Family]] after the conclusion of the [[War of the Bound Chest]]. | ||
Legend states that after the end of the [[Era of Prosperity]], the [[Hero of Men]] appeared to fight the forces of evil.{{Ref|TMC|1252}}{{Ref|TMC|1253}} The [[Picori]] then descended from the heavens gifting him with the [[Picori Blade]] and Light Force.{{Ref|TMC|1254}} The Hero of Men used these gifts to destroy the monsters plaguing the land sealing them within the [[Bound Chest]]. The Light Force was then sealed with [[Princess Zelda]]'s body.{{Ref|TMC|1257}} | |||
During the events of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'', the contents of the Bound Chest is released by the sorcerer [[Vaati]] who incorrectly assumes it be the resting place of the Light Force.{{Ref|TMC|1299|[[Vaati]]}} Realizing Zelda's body contains the Light Force, he turns her to stone and takes over [[Hyrule Castle]] impersonating [[Daltus]], the [[King of Hyrule]].{{Ref|TMC|1302|[[Vaati]]}} | |||
Towards the end of the game, Vaati nearly extracts the Light Force from Zelda but is stopped by [[Link]]. | |||
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The Light Force is a gift from the Minish said to hold immense power. It is a power found in all living organisms. The Light Force was entrusted to the Royal Family after the conclusion of the War of the Bound Chest.
Legend states that after the end of the Era of Prosperity, the Hero of Men appeared to fight the forces of evil.[1][2] The Picori then descended from the heavens gifting him with the Picori Blade and Light Force.[3] The Hero of Men used these gifts to destroy the monsters plaguing the land sealing them within the Bound Chest. The Light Force was then sealed with Princess Zelda's body.[4]
During the events of The Minish Cap, the contents of the Bound Chest is released by the sorcerer Vaati who incorrectly assumes it be the resting place of the Light Force.[5] Realizing Zelda's body contains the Light Force, he turns her to stone and takes over Hyrule Castle impersonating Daltus, the King of Hyrule.[6]
Towards the end of the game, Vaati nearly extracts the Light Force from Zelda but is stopped by Link.
References
- ↑ "A long, long time ago...", The Minish Cap.
- ↑ "when the world was on the verge of being swallowed by shadow...", The Minish Cap.
- ↑ "The tiny Picori appeared from the sky, bringing the hero of men a sword and a golden light.", The Minish Cap.
- ↑ "And the force of the golden light, embodied in Hyrule's princess, shone forth upon the lands.", The Minish Cap.
- ↑ "Heh heh heh... To think things would go this well! The Picori Blade and the Bound Chest spoken of in Hylian lore... This chest must hold that which I seek! I'll relieve you of its contents now." — Vaati, The Minish Cap.
- ↑ "The princess who holds the power of light... That mysterious power is said to flow in the veins of every royal lady in your family ever since that day when it was gifted to your people. If I leave you now, you'll only cause me trouble later. That will never do." — Vaati, The Minish Cap.