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| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' | | game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' | ||
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'''Twilight Portals''' appear over the world map of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. [[Zant]] uses these portals to send his army, the [[Shadow Beast]]s, to Hyrule in order to expose the world to [[Twilight]]. After Link defeats the Shadow Beasts that appear, the red portal is replaced by a blue one, which can be used by [[Link]] to warp to several locations throughout [[Hyrule]]. | '''Twilight Portals''' appear over the world map of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. [[Zant]] uses these portals to send his army, the [[Shadow Beast]]s, to Hyrule in order to expose the world to [[Twilight]]. After Link defeats the Shadow Beasts that appear, the red portal is replaced by a blue one, which can be used by [[Link]] to [[warp]] to several locations throughout [[Hyrule]]. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
There are three times the portals must be utilized to further the story of the game. | There are three times the portals must be utilized to further the story of the game. | ||
The first of these times is as Link reaches the [[Kakariko Gorge]]. After the young hero destroys the Shadow Beasts, he comes across a gaping hole. In order to get across the gap, which leads to [[Kakariko Village]], he must warp to the portal found at south [[Faron Woods]]. There he finds the gorge bridge, which can then be teleported with him to the gorge so that he may continue his journey. | The first of these times is as Link reaches the [[Kakariko Gorge]]. After the young hero destroys the Shadow Beasts, he comes across a gaping hole. In order to get across the gap, which leads to [[Kakariko Village]], he must [[warp]] to the portal found at south [[Faron Woods]]. There he finds the gorge bridge, which can then be teleported with him to the gorge so that he may continue his journey. | ||
The second time a portal must be used is when Link reaches [[Zora's Domain]]. Looking downward, he finds the [[Zora]]s trapped under a thick layer of ice. [[Midna]] suggests that Link might need something hot to melt the ice. Link can then warp to [[Death Mountain]]'s portal and take the large volcanic rock. After he warps it back to Zora's Domain, the rock falls, melting the ice that was originally trapping the Zoras. | The second time a portal must be used is when Link reaches [[Zora's Domain]]. Looking downward, he finds the [[Zora]]s trapped under a thick layer of ice. [[Midna]] suggests that Link might need something hot to melt the ice. Link can then warp to [[Death Mountain]]'s portal and take the large volcanic rock. After he warps it back to Zora's Domain, the rock falls, melting the ice that was originally trapping the Zoras. | ||
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{{CD|file=Faronwoodstp.jpg|link=Faron Woods|caption=North Faron Woods|desc=Appears before the first temple. (3 Shadow Beasts)}} | {{CD|file=Faronwoodstp.jpg|link=Faron Woods|caption=North Faron Woods|desc=Appears before the first temple. (3 Shadow Beasts)}} | ||
{{CD|file=Kakariko Gorge Bridge.jpg|link=Kakariko Gorge|desc=Appears in the Kakariko gorge. After opening, you will be able to warp using open portals. (3 Shadow Beasts)}} | {{CD|file=Kakariko Gorge Bridge.jpg|link=Kakariko Gorge|desc=Appears in the Kakariko gorge. After opening, you will be able to [[warp]] using open portals. (3 Shadow Beasts)}} | ||
{{CD|file=Sanctuary Twilight TP.jpg|link=Kakariko Village|desc=Appears at the Eldin Spring. (3 Shadow Beasts)}} | {{CD|file=Sanctuary Twilight TP.jpg|link=Kakariko Village|desc=Appears at the Eldin Spring. (3 Shadow Beasts)}} | ||
{{CD|file=Deathmountaintp.png|link=Death Mountain|desc=Appears at the base of Death Mountain. (4 Shadow Beasts)}} | {{CD|file=Deathmountaintp.png|link=Death Mountain|desc=Appears at the base of Death Mountain. (4 Shadow Beasts)}} | ||
Revision as of 05:05, July 16, 2020
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Twilight Portals appear over the world map of Twilight Princess. Zant uses these portals to send his army, the Shadow Beasts, to Hyrule in order to expose the world to Twilight. After Link defeats the Shadow Beasts that appear, the red portal is replaced by a blue one, which can be used by Link to warp to several locations throughout Hyrule.
Story
There are three times the portals must be utilized to further the story of the game.
The first of these times is as Link reaches the Kakariko Gorge. After the young hero destroys the Shadow Beasts, he comes across a gaping hole. In order to get across the gap, which leads to Kakariko Village, he must warp to the portal found at south Faron Woods. There he finds the gorge bridge, which can then be teleported with him to the gorge so that he may continue his journey.
The second time a portal must be used is when Link reaches Zora's Domain. Looking downward, he finds the Zoras trapped under a thick layer of ice. Midna suggests that Link might need something hot to melt the ice. Link can then warp to Death Mountain's portal and take the large volcanic rock. After he warps it back to Zora's Domain, the rock falls, melting the ice that was originally trapping the Zoras.
Finally, there is a double incentive to moving the Bridge of Eldin back to the actual bridge after it was stolen. The first reason is that it opens up a quicker travel route between Kakariko and Western Hyrule. Besides this, it opens the Cave of Ordeals in the Gerudo Desert. The cave can be triumphed to send fairies to all of the Light Spirit Springs.
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