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===Link=== | ===Link=== | ||
[[File:Link-Twilight-Princess.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Link-Twilight-Princess.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Link}} | {{main|Link (Twilight Princess)}} | ||
Link begins the game as a goat wrangler working at [[Ordon Ranch]], on the edge of [[Ordon Village]], a small settlement just outside [[Hyrule]]. Seemingly well-regarded, he seems to have a romantic relationship with [[Ilia]], the daughter of [[Mayor Bo]]. 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]], Colin's father, is Link's mentor early in the game. | Link begins the game as a goat wrangler working at [[Ordon Ranch]], on the edge of [[Ordon Village]], a small settlement just outside [[Hyrule]]. Seemingly well-regarded, he seems to have a romantic relationship with [[Ilia]], the daughter of [[Mayor Bo]]. 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]], 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]]. Transformed into [[Wolf Link|a wolf]] when dragged into the [[Twilight]], Link is freed by [[Midna]], who acts as Link's companion throughout his quest. Link sets off on a journey to find three [[Fused Shadow]] pieces, [[Mirror Shard|three shards]] of the [[Mirror of Twilight]], and to save [[Zelda | Link's adventure leads him to navigate all of Hyrule as well as the [[Twilight Realm]]. Transformed into [[Wolf Link|a wolf]] when dragged into the [[Twilight]], Link is freed by [[Midna]], who acts as Link's companion throughout his quest. Link sets off on a journey to find three [[Fused Shadow]] pieces, [[Mirror Shard|three shards]] of the [[Mirror of Twilight]], and to save [[Zelda (Twilight Princess)|Princess Zelda]] and the kingdom of Hyrule. | ||
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When Link is in the [[Twilight]], or after obtaining the [[Shadow Crystal]], 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 [[Twilight Portal]] in the sky. When Link is in the [[Light World]], Midna disappears into Link's shadow. Early in the game, Midna takes Link on a quest to recover three [[Fused Shadow]]s, only to have them stolen by [[Zant]]. | When Link is in the [[Twilight]], or after obtaining the [[Shadow Crystal]], 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 [[Twilight Portal]] in the sky. When Link is in the [[Light World]], Midna disappears into Link's shadow. 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 [[Zelda | 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 [[Zelda (Twilight Princess)|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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[[File:Zant.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Zant.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Zant}} | {{main|Zant}} | ||
Zant is the leading villain throughout most of the game. He is a member of the [[Twili]] race and the self-proclaimed ruler of the Twilight. This garnered the name, Usurper King of the Twilight. Zant invades [[Hyrule Castle (Twilight Princess)|Hyrule Castle]] alongside several [[Shadow Beast]]s and forces [[Zelda | Zant is the leading villain throughout most of the game. He is a member of the [[Twili]] race and the self-proclaimed ruler of the Twilight. This garnered the name, Usurper King of the Twilight. Zant invades [[Hyrule Castle (Twilight Princess)|Hyrule Castle]] alongside several [[Shadow Beast]]s and forces [[Zelda (Twilight Princess)|Princess Zelda]] to surrender. He appears sparingly throughout the game, confronting Midna and Link on several fronts. After gathering the three [[Fused Shadow]]s, Zant steals them from Midna and puts the [[Shadow Crystal]] within Link. This makes Link remain in his wolf form even when in the [[Light World]]. | ||
Zant later attempts to destroy the [[Mirror of Twilight]] but is unable to do so. Instead, he breaks it into four large [[Mirror Shard]]s and scatters three of them throughout Hyrule. Before the battle with Zant, it is revealed that the Usurper King was acting as a tool for his "God", Ganondorf. | Zant later attempts to destroy the [[Mirror of Twilight]] but is unable to do so. Instead, he breaks it into four large [[Mirror Shard]]s and scatters three of them throughout Hyrule. Before the battle with Zant, it is revealed that the Usurper King was acting as a tool for his "God", Ganondorf. | ||
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===Princess Zelda=== | ===Princess Zelda=== | ||
[[File:Zelda-Twilight-Princess.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Zelda-Twilight-Princess.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Zelda}} | {{main|Zelda (Twilight Princess)}} | ||
Princess Zelda is the regent of Hyrule. Seemingly imprisoned [[Princess Zelda's Chambers|within her chambers]] in one of the towers of [[Hyrule Castle (Twilight Princess)|Hyrule Castle]], she appears to remain in her normal form when the world is covered in [[Twilight]]. In her first meeting with Wolf Link, she reveals that she surrendered to Zant in the hope of preserving the lives of the Hyrulean people. | Princess Zelda is the regent of Hyrule. Seemingly imprisoned [[Princess Zelda's Chambers|within her chambers]] in one of the towers of [[Hyrule Castle (Twilight Princess)|Hyrule Castle]], she appears to remain in her normal form when the world is covered in [[Twilight]]. In her first meeting with Wolf Link, she reveals that she surrendered to Zant in the hope of preserving the lives of the Hyrulean people. | ||
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[[File:Barnes.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Barnes.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Barnes}} | {{main|Barnes}} | ||
Barnes is the owner of the [[Kakariko Village]] bomb shop, [[Barnes Bombs]]. Early on in the game, Barnes can be seen hiding with [[Renado]] from the monsters that have come to the village. Barnes Bombs is closed early on because the route to [[Death Mountain#Twilight Princess|Death Mountain]] is closed due to unsteady relations with the [[Goron]]s. Once it opens up Link can purchase his first [[Bomb Bag|bomb bag]] from Barnes. Barnes will offer regular bombs once the store is open, but later in the game [[Water Bomb|water bombs]] and [[bombling]]s become available. If Link does not have a free bomb bag for a new type of bomb, Barnes will buy back unused bombs, albeit at a steep discount. | Barnes is the owner of the [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]] bomb shop, [[Barnes Bombs]]. Early on in the game, Barnes can be seen hiding with [[Renado]] from the monsters that have come to the village. Barnes Bombs is closed early on because the route to [[Death Mountain#Twilight Princess|Death Mountain]] is closed due to unsteady relations with the [[Goron]]s. Once it opens up Link can purchase his first [[Bomb Bag|bomb bag]] from Barnes. Barnes will offer regular bombs once the store is open, but later in the game [[Water Bomb|water bombs]] and [[bombling]]s become available. If Link does not have a free bomb bag for a new type of bomb, Barnes will buy back unused bombs, albeit at a steep discount. | ||
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Beth is one of the children of [[Ordon Village]] and the daughter of [[Hanch]] and [[Sera]]. She is somewhere between 8 and 11 years of age and can be found hanging around [[Malo]] and [[Talo]] during the early portions of the game. While she can be seen with Malo and Talo, she often thinks of them being quite immature. Beth seems to tease [[Colin]], believing that he is not up to being the hero that he dreams to be. Beth seemingly has a crush on Link early on the game. Beth has aspirations to one day leave the village and live a life as a city girl in town. | Beth is one of the children of [[Ordon Village]] and the daughter of [[Hanch]] and [[Sera]]. She is somewhere between 8 and 11 years of age and can be found hanging around [[Malo]] and [[Talo]] during the early portions of the game. While she can be seen with Malo and Talo, she often thinks of them being quite immature. Beth seems to tease [[Colin]], believing that he is not up to being the hero that he dreams to be. Beth seemingly has a crush on Link early on the game. Beth has aspirations to one day leave the village and live a life as a city girl in town. | ||
When the kids were taken to [[Kakariko Village]], [[King Bulblin]] appears, riding [[Lord Bullbo]] - his massive boar-like creature - directly at Beth is standing. Colin heroically jumps in and pushes her out of the way, saving her from any harm. This leads Beth to turn her crush away from Link and towards Colin. Beth is also good friends with [[Renado]]'s daughter [[Luda]] in Kakariko Village. | When the kids were taken to [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]], [[King Bulblin]] appears, riding [[Lord Bullbo]] - his massive boar-like creature - directly at Beth is standing. Colin heroically jumps in and pushes her out of the way, saving her from any harm. This leads Beth to turn her crush away from Link and towards Colin. Beth is also good friends with [[Renado]]'s daughter [[Luda]] in Kakariko Village. | ||
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Colin is one of the children of [[Ordon Village]] and the son of [[Rusl]] and [[Uli]]. Colin is a timed child that is somewhere between 7 and 10 years of age. Colin is much more laid back than the rest of the children of the Village and is very reluctant to take part in any of their more dangerous adventures. Colin is often teased by the other kids in the village because of his timid nature. He views Link and [[Ilia]] as great role models and even says that he'd like to be like Link when he grows up. | Colin is one of the children of [[Ordon Village]] and the son of [[Rusl]] and [[Uli]]. Colin is a timed child that is somewhere between 7 and 10 years of age. Colin is much more laid back than the rest of the children of the Village and is very reluctant to take part in any of their more dangerous adventures. Colin is often teased by the other kids in the village because of his timid nature. He views Link and [[Ilia]] as great role models and even says that he'd like to be like Link when he grows up. | ||
Early in the story, Colin makes the [[Fishing Rod|fishing rod]], which he gives to Link. Soon after, Colin and Ilia are both kidnapped by [[King Bulblin]] and taken away. Link eventually finds Colin in [[Kakariko Village]], where he is being taken care of by [[Renado]]. Colin lives up to his heroic role model when he saves [[Beth]] from the path of King Bulblin, but this causes him to be captured instead. He is later saved by Link after an epic battle in [[Hyrule Field]] and on the [[Bridge of Eldin]]. For some time thereafter Colin can be found within Kakariko Village resting his wounds; but is seen in the end credits returning to Ordon, walking alongside his father with a sword on his back. | Early in the story, Colin makes the [[Fishing Rod|fishing rod]], which he gives to Link. Soon after, Colin and Ilia are both kidnapped by [[King Bulblin]] and taken away. Link eventually finds Colin in [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]], where he is being taken care of by [[Renado]]. Colin lives up to his heroic role model when he saves [[Beth]] from the path of King Bulblin, but this causes him to be captured instead. He is later saved by Link after an epic battle in [[Hyrule Field]] and on the [[Bridge of Eldin]]. For some time thereafter Colin can be found within Kakariko Village resting his wounds; but is seen in the end credits returning to Ordon, walking alongside his father with a sword on his back. | ||
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[[File:Eldin-Spirit.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Eldin-Spirit.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Eldin (Light Spirit)}} | {{main|Eldin (Light Spirit)}} | ||
Eldin is the [[Light Spirit]] that Link encounters at [[Eldin Spring]], on the outskirts of [[Kakariko Village]]. Eldin's true form is revealed after [[Wolf Link]] gathers enough [[Tears of Light]] to fill the [[Vessel of Light]], banishing the [[Twilight]]. Eldin takes the form of a bird and tells Link to travel to [[Lanayru Province|the land guarded]] by [[Lanayru (Light Spirit)|Lanayru]]. | Eldin is the [[Light Spirit]] that Link encounters at [[Eldin Spring]], on the outskirts of [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]]. Eldin's true form is revealed after [[Wolf Link]] gathers enough [[Tears of Light]] to fill the [[Vessel of Light]], banishing the [[Twilight]]. Eldin takes the form of a bird and tells Link to travel to [[Lanayru Province|the land guarded]] by [[Lanayru (Light Spirit)|Lanayru]]. | ||
Eldin is seen alongside the other three spirits at the end of the game when [[Zelda | Eldin is seen alongside the other three spirits at the end of the game when [[Zelda (Twilight Princess)|Princess Zelda]] summons the spirits to make the [[Light Arrow]]s. After Link meets the [[Great Fairy]] on the 30th floor of the [[Cave of Ordeals]], fairies are released at Eldin Spring. | ||
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[[File:Falbi Large.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Falbi Large.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Falbi}} | {{main|Falbi}} | ||
Falbi is a tall and cheerful man who used to work in a circus. He runs [[Falbi's Flight-by-Fowl]] from a location overlooking [[Lake Hylia]]. This allows Link to fly a [[cucco]] down to Lake Hylia and numerous secret locations around it, including [[Twilight Princess Heart Pieces|the hiding places]] of two [[Piece of Heart|Pieces of Heart]]. He is partnered with [[Fyer]], whose [[Human-Cannonball Ride]] sends people directly to Falbi's location. | Falbi is a tall and cheerful man who used to work in a circus. He runs [[Falbi's Flight-by-Fowl]] from a location overlooking [[Lake Hylia (Twilight Princess)|Lake Hylia]]. This allows Link to fly a [[cucco]] down to Lake Hylia and numerous secret locations around it, including [[Twilight Princess Heart Pieces|the hiding places]] of two [[Piece of Heart|Pieces of Heart]]. He is partnered with [[Fyer]], whose [[Human-Cannonball Ride]] sends people directly to Falbi's location. | ||
The cucco in [[Ordon Village]] mentions Falbi's flight game when spoken to as [[Wolf Link]]. It is believed that one of the cuccos in [[Kakariko Village]] left Lake Hylia because he was unhappy with his previous master. However, when speaking to Falbi's current cuccos, they all seem to be in good spirits and have no complaints about him. | The cucco in [[Ordon Village]] mentions Falbi's flight game when spoken to as [[Wolf Link]]. It is believed that one of the cuccos in [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]] left Lake Hylia because he was unhappy with his previous master. However, when speaking to Falbi's current cuccos, they all seem to be in good spirits and have no complaints about him. | ||
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Faron is the [[Light Spirit]] that Link encounters at [[Faron Spring]], within [[Faron Woods#Twilight Princess|Faron Woods]]. Wolf Link first meets Faron in [[Twilight]], with them too weak to take a form. Once Wolf Link gathers enough [[Tears of Light]] to fill the [[Vessel of Light]], banishing the [[Twilight]], Faron can take his true, monkey-like form and speaks to Link. By restoring Faron, Link is also restored to his human self, and Faron highlights that he is now wearing the [[Hero's Clothes]]. Hailing him as the hero chosen by the gods, the Light Spirit directs him to take the [[Fused Shadow]] piece from the [[Forest Temple (Twilight Princess)|Forest Temple]] to match [[Zant]]'s power. | Faron is the [[Light Spirit]] that Link encounters at [[Faron Spring]], within [[Faron Woods#Twilight Princess|Faron Woods]]. Wolf Link first meets Faron in [[Twilight]], with them too weak to take a form. Once Wolf Link gathers enough [[Tears of Light]] to fill the [[Vessel of Light]], banishing the [[Twilight]], Faron can take his true, monkey-like form and speaks to Link. By restoring Faron, Link is also restored to his human self, and Faron highlights that he is now wearing the [[Hero's Clothes]]. Hailing him as the hero chosen by the gods, the Light Spirit directs him to take the [[Fused Shadow]] piece from the [[Forest Temple (Twilight Princess)|Forest Temple]] to match [[Zant]]'s power. | ||
Faron is seen alongside the other three spirits at the end of the game when [[Zelda | Faron is seen alongside the other three spirits at the end of the game when [[Zelda (Twilight Princess)|Princess Zelda]] summons the spirits to make the [[Light Arrow]]s. After Link meets the [[Great Fairy]] on the 20th floor of the [[Cave of Ordeals]], fairies are released within Faron Spring. | ||
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[[File:Fyer.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Fyer.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Fyer}} | {{main|Fyer}} | ||
Fyer is a short, hunched, and unhappy looking man who runs the [[Human-Cannonball Ride]], a [[Cannon#Fyer's Cannon|cannon]] service on a small island in the center of [[Lake Hylia]]. He is also a mechanical specialist and can repair machinery. The standard flight that offers shoots Link up to the top of Lake Hylia where Link can meet up with Fyer's partner [[Falbi]]. | Fyer is a short, hunched, and unhappy looking man who runs the [[Human-Cannonball Ride]], a [[Cannon#Fyer's Cannon|cannon]] service on a small island in the center of [[Lake Hylia (Twilight Princess)|Lake Hylia]]. He is also a mechanical specialist and can repair machinery. The standard flight that offers shoots Link up to the top of Lake Hylia where Link can meet up with Fyer's partner [[Falbi]]. | ||
Later in the game Link will show Fyer a [[Auru's Memo|memo]] from [[Auru]] and this will open up a second flight, which will send Link flying to the [[Gerudo Desert]]. After Link has been through the [[Temple of Time (Dungeon)|Temple of Time]] and restored [[Ilia]]'s memory, Link discovers a massive [[Sky Cannon]] underneath [[Renado]]'s house in [[Kakariko Village]]. Midna warps Link and the cannon to Lake Hylia, whence for 300 rupees Fyer will repair the Sky Cannon, which can be used to launch him all the way to the [[City in the Sky]]. | Later in the game Link will show Fyer a [[Auru's Memo|memo]] from [[Auru]] and this will open up a second flight, which will send Link flying to the [[Gerudo Desert]]. After Link has been through the [[Temple of Time (Dungeon)|Temple of Time]] and restored [[Ilia]]'s memory, Link discovers a massive [[Sky Cannon]] underneath [[Renado]]'s house in [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]]. Midna warps Link and the cannon to Lake Hylia, whence for 300 rupees Fyer will repair the Sky Cannon, which can be used to launch him all the way to the [[City in the Sky]]. | ||
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Gor Ebizo is the second elder found within the [[Goron Mines]]. He is incredibly old and second in power amongst the [[Goron Elder]]s. Gor Ebizo helps Link by giving him the second [[Key Shard]], which will eventually be put together to form the [[Big Key]]. | Gor Ebizo is the second elder found within the [[Goron Mines]]. He is incredibly old and second in power amongst the [[Goron Elder]]s. Gor Ebizo helps Link by giving him the second [[Key Shard]], which will eventually be put together to form the [[Big Key]]. | ||
After the Goron Mines, Gor Ebizo can be found at [[Malo Mart]] within [[Kakariko Village]]. He asks for donations to try and raise enough money to get the bridge to [[Castle Town]] rebuilt. Once he gets enough rupees, he then asks for donations to open a Malo Mart in Castle Town. | After the Goron Mines, Gor Ebizo can be found at [[Malo Mart]] within [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]]. He asks for donations to try and raise enough money to get the bridge to [[Castle Town]] rebuilt. Once he gets enough rupees, he then asks for donations to open a Malo Mart in Castle Town. | ||
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Gor Liggs is the third elder found within the Goron Mines. His body is tattooed with various symbols and he loves to meditate in his chamber. Gor Liggs is rather mellow and is third in power amongst the [[Goron Elder]]s. Gor Liggs helps Link by giving him the third [[Key Shard]], which forms the [[Big Key]]. | Gor Liggs is the third elder found within the Goron Mines. His body is tattooed with various symbols and he loves to meditate in his chamber. Gor Liggs is rather mellow and is third in power amongst the [[Goron Elder]]s. Gor Liggs helps Link by giving him the third [[Key Shard]], which forms the [[Big Key]]. | ||
After the Goron Mines, Gor Liggs can be found outside of [[Malo Mart]] in [[Kakariko Village]]. If Link speaks with him after the bridge to Castle Town has been built, he'll give Link [[Hot Spring Water]] to pour on [[Gor Liggs' Son|his son]], who is sitting exhausted on the bridge from [[Hyrule Field]] to [[Castle Town]]. Doing this will lead him to be reenergised and reopen his spring water shop in Castle Town. This will also cut the cost of opening Malo Mart in Castle Town by 90%. | After the Goron Mines, Gor Liggs can be found outside of [[Malo Mart]] in [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]]. If Link speaks with him after the bridge to Castle Town has been built, he'll give Link [[Hot Spring Water]] to pour on [[Gor Liggs' Son|his son]], who is sitting exhausted on the bridge from [[Hyrule Field]] to [[Castle Town]]. Doing this will lead him to be reenergised and reopen his spring water shop in Castle Town. This will also cut the cost of opening Malo Mart in Castle Town by 90%. | ||
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The Hero's Spirit, or Hero's Shade, is a mighty warrior ghost that teaches the [[Hidden Skills]] to Link. He resembles the old hero, presumably the [[Hero of Time]]. The hero appears to have some distant relationship with Link, often referring to him as his child. Link encounters the Hero's Spirit in a mysterious foggy area where he is taught the hidden skills. | The Hero's Spirit, or Hero's Shade, is a mighty warrior ghost that teaches the [[Hidden Skills]] to Link. He resembles the old hero, presumably the [[Hero of Time]]. The hero appears to have some distant relationship with Link, often referring to him as his child. Link encounters the Hero's Spirit in a mysterious foggy area where he is taught the hidden skills. | ||
[[Wolf Link]] first finds a howling stone and howls the tune back at the stone. From there a wolf icon appears on the map and Link meets the [[ | [[Wolf Link]] first finds a howling stone and howls the tune back at the stone. From there a wolf icon appears on the map and Link meets the [[Golden Wolf]] at this location. Walking near it will summon the Hero's Spirit. | ||
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Ilia is roughly 16 and is one of Link's close friends. She is also the daughter of the mayor of [[Ordon Village]], [[Mayor Bo]]. Ilia seems to have a bond with Link's horse [[Epona]], often looking towards Epona's needs even more than Link does. She also acts as a role model for [[Colin]] early in the game. There seems to be some sort of romantic connection between Ilia and Link. | Ilia is roughly 16 and is one of Link's close friends. She is also the daughter of the mayor of [[Ordon Village]], [[Mayor Bo]]. Ilia seems to have a bond with Link's horse [[Epona]], often looking towards Epona's needs even more than Link does. She also acts as a role 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 Bulblin]], 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 bulblins 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 Bulblin]], 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 bulblins within the [[Hidden Village]]. After regaining her memory within [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|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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[[File:Iza.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Iza.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Iza}} | {{main|Iza}} | ||
Iza runs [[Iza's Rapid Ride|the Rapid Ride]] mini-game that begins at [[Upper Zora's River]] and ends at [[Lake Hylia]]. When Link first encounters Iza, he won't be able to play the game. Once Link defeats the [[Shadow Beast]]s nearby, Iza opens up her game and allows Link to play. | Iza runs [[Iza's Rapid Ride|the Rapid Ride]] mini-game that begins at [[Upper Zora's River]] and ends at [[Lake Hylia (Twilight Princess)|Lake Hylia]]. When Link first encounters Iza, he won't be able to play the game. Once Link defeats the [[Shadow Beast]]s nearby, Iza opens up her game and allows Link to play. | ||
She first mentions that there are boulders blocking the way of the ride so Link cannot play. She asks Link if he'd be kind enough to take care of the boulders and of course Link is. She gives Link a bomb bag, which combined with arrows will be able to break the boulders. At the bottom of the river, Link sees a [[Zora]] who works as [[Iza's Assistant|her part-time assistant]]. As a reward for his work, Link is allowed to keep the bomb bag that Iza gave him. Link can then play the Rapid Ride mini-game with a chance to win a bigger bomb bag. | She first mentions that there are boulders blocking the way of the ride so Link cannot play. She asks Link if he'd be kind enough to take care of the boulders and of course Link is. She gives Link a bomb bag, which combined with arrows will be able to break the boulders. At the bottom of the river, Link sees a [[Zora]] who works as [[Iza's Assistant|her part-time assistant]]. As a reward for his work, Link is allowed to keep the bomb bag that Iza gave him. Link can then play the Rapid Ride mini-game with a chance to win a bigger bomb bag. | ||
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King Bulblin is one of the common villains within the game. He is first encountered in the [[Ordon Spring]], where he comes riding in with [[Lord Bullbo]], his boar-like creature. He captures [[Ilia]] and [[Colin]] and blows in his horn instrument, which causes a [[Twilight Portal]] to appear over the [[Ordon Spring]]. | King Bulblin is one of the common villains within the game. He is first encountered in the [[Ordon Spring]], where he comes riding in with [[Lord Bullbo]], his boar-like creature. He captures [[Ilia]] and [[Colin]] and blows in his horn instrument, which causes a [[Twilight Portal]] to appear over the [[Ordon Spring]]. | ||
King Bulblin is later seen within [[Kakariko Village]], once again riding [[Lord Bullbo]]. He runs straight towards [[Beth]], but ends up capturing Colin instead. King Bulblin ends up becoming a repeat mini-boss, where Link battles him on the Bridge of Eldin, the Great Bridge of Hylia, the Bulblin Base, and within the [[Hyrule Castle (Twilight Princess)|Hyrule Castle]] courtyard. After his final defeat, King Bulblin shows his humanity, by speaking to Link, saying that he serves the strongest side. In the end credits, King Bulblin is shown riding throughout Hyrule Field. His horns have grown back indicating that he is at peace with Hyrule. | King Bulblin is later seen within [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]], once again riding [[Lord Bullbo]]. He runs straight towards [[Beth]], but ends up capturing Colin instead. King Bulblin ends up becoming a repeat mini-boss, where Link battles him on the Bridge of Eldin, the Great Bridge of Hylia, the Bulblin Base, and within the [[Hyrule Castle (Twilight Princess)|Hyrule Castle]] courtyard. After his final defeat, King Bulblin shows his humanity, by speaking to Link, saying that he serves the strongest side. In the end credits, King Bulblin is shown riding throughout Hyrule Field. His horns have grown back indicating that he is at peace with Hyrule. | ||
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When Zant appears and attacks Midna and Link near the spring, Lanayru appears and tries to attack Zant. Lanayru doesn't succeed but successfully [[warp]]s Link and Midna outside the spring to Hyrule Field. | When Zant appears and attacks Midna and Link near the spring, Lanayru appears and tries to attack Zant. Lanayru doesn't succeed but successfully [[warp]]s Link and Midna outside the spring to Hyrule Field. | ||
Lanayru is seen alongside the other three spirits at the end of the game when [[Zelda | Lanayru is seen alongside the other three spirits at the end of the game when [[Zelda (Twilight Princess)|Princess Zelda]] summons the spirits to make the light arrows. After Link meets the [[Great Fairy]] on the 40th floor of the [[Cave of Ordeals]], fairies are released at the Lanayru spring in Lake Hylia. | ||
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[[File:Luda.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Luda.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Luda}} | {{main|Luda}} | ||
Luda is the daughter of [[Renado]] and lives within [[Kakariko Village]]. She befriends the children of Ordon and especially [[Beth]] upon their arrival. Luda is roughly 10 to 12 years of age, making her the same age as Beth. She is compliant, polite, reliable, and very mature for her age. Luda and Beth take care of [[Colin]] while he is injured creating a close bond between the two girls. During the end credits Luda and Beth can be seen hugging as the children leave to get back to [[Ordon Village]]. | Luda is the daughter of [[Renado]] and lives within [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]]. She befriends the children of Ordon and especially [[Beth]] upon their arrival. Luda is roughly 10 to 12 years of age, making her the same age as Beth. She is compliant, polite, reliable, and very mature for her age. Luda and Beth take care of [[Colin]] while he is injured creating a close bond between the two girls. During the end credits Luda and Beth can be seen hugging as the children leave to get back to [[Ordon Village]]. | ||
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Malo is one of the children of [[Ordon Village]] somewhere between 4 and 6 years of age. He is the younger brother of [[Talo]] and the son of [[Jaggle]] and Pergie. He might be rather small, but he is quite intelligent and perhaps even more mature than his older brother Talo. When he does talk, his words are always quiet and sarcastic. | Malo is one of the children of [[Ordon Village]] somewhere between 4 and 6 years of age. He is the younger brother of [[Talo]] and the son of [[Jaggle]] and Pergie. He might be rather small, but he is quite intelligent and perhaps even more mature than his older brother Talo. When he does talk, his words are always quiet and sarcastic. | ||
After the kids are taken to [[Kakariko Village]], Malo opens up his own shop in Kakariko Village known as [[Malo Mart]]. He sells notable items such as the Hylian Shield and later in the game, the Hawkeye. After the Goron Mines have been completed, there is a side-quest that leads to Link donating some rupees to pay for the western bridge to be repaired. Once it is paid off, donations are taken to buy a shop in [[Castle Town]]. After enough rupees are donated, Malo Mart will open up in Castle Town and sell the Magic Armor for a very cheap, 598 rupees, in comparison to the 100,000 rupees it costs before. Malo however, remains in Kakariko Village even after Malo Mart has opened in Castle Town. | After the kids are taken to [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]], Malo opens up his own shop in Kakariko Village known as [[Malo Mart]]. He sells notable items such as the Hylian Shield and later in the game, the Hawkeye. After the Goron Mines have been completed, there is a side-quest that leads to Link donating some rupees to pay for the western bridge to be repaired. Once it is paid off, donations are taken to buy a shop in [[Castle Town]]. After enough rupees are donated, Malo Mart will open up in Castle Town and sell the Magic Armor for a very cheap, 598 rupees, in comparison to the 100,000 rupees it costs before. Malo however, remains in Kakariko Village even after Malo Mart has opened in Castle Town. | ||
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Ordona is the first [[Light Spirit]] that Link encounters and is located at the [[Ordon Spring]]. Link reveals Ordona's true form after defeating [[Shadow Beast]]s near the spring. Ordona resembles an Ordon goat and tells Link of the other three Spirits. Ordona also mentions a bit about Zant, and his desires to take over the world. Ordona doesn't seem to be as important as the other three spirits. Lanayru, one of the other spirits, refers to the spirits as three and not four, inferring that Ordona is not responsible for the protection of Hyrule. This could be because Ordona Province is actually just an outskirt area and not actually a part of Hyrule. | Ordona is the first [[Light Spirit]] that Link encounters and is located at the [[Ordon Spring]]. Link reveals Ordona's true form after defeating [[Shadow Beast]]s near the spring. Ordona resembles an Ordon goat and tells Link of the other three Spirits. Ordona also mentions a bit about Zant, and his desires to take over the world. Ordona doesn't seem to be as important as the other three spirits. Lanayru, one of the other spirits, refers to the spirits as three and not four, inferring that Ordona is not responsible for the protection of Hyrule. This could be because Ordona Province is actually just an outskirt area and not actually a part of Hyrule. | ||
Ordona is seen alongside the other three spirits at the end of the game when [[Zelda | Ordona is seen alongside the other three spirits at the end of the game when [[Zelda (Twilight Princess)|Princess Zelda]] summons the spirits to make the light arrows. After Link meets the [[Great Fairy]] on the 10th floor of the [[Cave of Ordeals]], fairies are released within the [[Ordon Spring]]. | ||
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[[File:Ralis.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Ralis.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Prince Ralis}} | {{main|Prince Ralis}} | ||
Prince Ralis is an [[Zora]] prince found injured by [[Ilia]] after he traveled to [[Castle Town]] with intent to deliver a message for [[Zelda | Prince Ralis is an [[Zora]] prince found injured by [[Ilia]] after he traveled to [[Castle Town]] with intent to deliver a message for [[Zelda (Twilight Princess)|Princess Zelda]] about the frozen [[Zora's Domain]]. He is subsequently escorted to [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]] by Link, [[Telma]] and Ilia for treatment by [[Renado]]. | ||
Once recovered, Prince Ralis is not confident that he will be able to rule over the Zora as their king. Link finds him at his parents' grave, and helps the prince out, giving him the confidence needed to return to Zora's Domain. Prince Ralis is an excellent [[Reekfish]] angler and he gives Link the [[Coral Earring]], which will allow Link to catch Reekfish. After giving the lure, Ralis will return to Zora's Domain to begin his rule. | Once recovered, Prince Ralis is not confident that he will be able to rule over the Zora as their king. Link finds him at his parents' grave, and helps the prince out, giving him the confidence needed to return to Zora's Domain. Prince Ralis is an excellent [[Reekfish]] angler and he gives Link the [[Coral Earring]], which will allow Link to catch Reekfish. After giving the lure, Ralis will return to Zora's Domain to begin his rule. | ||
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Queen Rutela was the queen of the [[Zora]] race, but was executed by [[Shadow Beast]]s in [[Zant]]'s invasion of Hyrule with the intent to intimidate the Zora into surrender. She first appears in [[Zora's Domain]] and pleads to Link to save her son's life. | Queen Rutela was the queen of the [[Zora]] race, but was executed by [[Shadow Beast]]s in [[Zant]]'s invasion of Hyrule with the intent to intimidate the Zora into surrender. She first appears in [[Zora's Domain]] and pleads to Link to save her son's life. | ||
After he brings [[Prince Ralis]] to [[Kakariko Village]] for treatment, he is led by Rutela's ghost to the back of the [[Graveyard (Twilight Princess)|Graveyard]]. There, she thanks him and directs him to the grave containing the [[Zora Armor]]. With this, Link is able to reach the depths of the [[Lakebed Temple]]. She can be seen during the ending credits, watching over [[Prince Ralis]]. | After he brings [[Prince Ralis]] to [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]] for treatment, he is led by Rutela's ghost to the back of the [[Graveyard (Twilight Princess)|Graveyard]]. There, she thanks him and directs him to the grave containing the [[Zora Armor]]. With this, Link is able to reach the depths of the [[Lakebed Temple]]. She can be seen during the ending credits, watching over [[Prince Ralis]]. | ||
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[[File:Renado.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Renado.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Renado}} | {{main|Renado}} | ||
Renado is the shaman of [[Kakariko Village]] and the father of [[Luda]]. When the children of Ordon are kidnapped, they make it to Kakariko Village where Renado cares for them. Renado also shelters and takes care of [[Ilia]] and [[Prince Ralis]] when they come to the village. | Renado is the shaman of [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]] and the father of [[Luda]]. When the children of Ordon are kidnapped, they make it to Kakariko Village where Renado cares for them. Renado also shelters and takes care of [[Ilia]] and [[Prince Ralis]] when they come to the village. | ||
Renado has an awkward relationship with [[Telma]] from [[Castle Town]]. Telma has a thing for Renado but Renado specifically tells Link he does not want to see her. Renado also appears to be good friends with [[Mayor Bo]] of Ordon. | Renado has an awkward relationship with [[Telma]] from [[Castle Town]]. Telma has a thing for Renado but Renado specifically tells Link he does not want to see her. Renado also appears to be good friends with [[Mayor Bo]] of Ordon. | ||
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Shad is one of the members of [[The Resistance]], a group that meets within [[Telma's Bar]]. He shows a great interest in the Oocca sky creatures, who he believes were around even before the Hylians. Shad is believed to be the only member of the Resistance who is not trained for battle. He states that while he is formidable at book reading, he lacks physical skills and strength. | Shad is one of the members of [[The Resistance]], a group that meets within [[Telma's Bar]]. He shows a great interest in the Oocca sky creatures, who he believes were around even before the Hylians. Shad is believed to be the only member of the Resistance who is not trained for battle. He states that while he is formidable at book reading, he lacks physical skills and strength. | ||
Shad's father before him also studied the Oocca and Shad is following in his footsteps. Since Shad is one of the few that can read Sky Writing, he is able to assist Link in reaching the [[City in the Sky]]. He aids Link in restoring the [[Dominion Rod]]. Link can then use the Dominion Rod to collect letters missing from the [[Ancient Sky Book]], which allows Link to reach the [[Sky Cannon]] found deep under [[Kakariko Village]]. | Shad's father before him also studied the Oocca and Shad is following in his footsteps. Since Shad is one of the few that can read Sky Writing, he is able to assist Link in reaching the [[City in the Sky]]. He aids Link in restoring the [[Dominion Rod]]. Link can then use the Dominion Rod to collect letters missing from the [[Ancient Sky Book]], which allows Link to reach the [[Sky Cannon]] found deep under [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]]. | ||
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Talo is one of the children of [[Ordon Village]] somewhere between 8 and 11 years of age. He is the older brother of [[Malo]] and the son of [[Jaggle]] and Pergie. He is very immature and constantly teasing [[Colin]]. He has a great interest in weaponry and early in the game he is overly excited about the slingshot and the wooden sword. These weapons send off a chain of events that lead Talo to chasing a monkey into [[Faron Woods#Twilight Princess|Faron Woods]]. He is later found captured in a cage just outside the Forest Temple. After being saved he returns to Ordon Village. | Talo is one of the children of [[Ordon Village]] somewhere between 8 and 11 years of age. He is the older brother of [[Malo]] and the son of [[Jaggle]] and Pergie. He is very immature and constantly teasing [[Colin]]. He has a great interest in weaponry and early in the game he is overly excited about the slingshot and the wooden sword. These weapons send off a chain of events that lead Talo to chasing a monkey into [[Faron Woods#Twilight Princess|Faron Woods]]. He is later found captured in a cage just outside the Forest Temple. After being saved he returns to Ordon Village. | ||
Talo is taken from Ordon Village but later found with [[Renado]] in [[Kakariko Village]]. Talo later gains much more respect for Colin after he saved [[Beth]] from [[King Bulblin]]. He remains in Kakariko until the end of game, acting as a protector of the village, standing at the highest post of Kakariko Village, eyeing any enemies that come into town. Throughout the game, if [[Wolf Link]] is spotted in Kakariko Village by Talo, he warns the town to take cover. | Talo is taken from Ordon Village but later found with [[Renado]] in [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]]. Talo later gains much more respect for Colin after he saved [[Beth]] from [[King Bulblin]]. He remains in Kakariko until the end of game, acting as a protector of the village, standing at the highest post of Kakariko Village, eyeing any enemies that come into town. Throughout the game, if [[Wolf Link]] is spotted in Kakariko Village by Talo, he warns the town to take cover. | ||
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[[File:Telma.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Telma.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Telma}} | {{main|Telma}} | ||
Telma is the owner of a bar within Castle Town, conveniently named, [[Telma's Bar]]. She helps [[Ilia]] and [[Prince Ralis]] when they stumble upon the Castle Town. Telma mentions that [[Renado]] of [[Kakariko Village]] may be able to help them recover. Link, Telma, Ilia, and [[Prince Ralis]] set out on a long journey through Hyrule Field to get to Kakariko Village. Telma seems to have a thing for [[Renado]], but he has no interest in Telma. Telma does not think to highly of the soldiers of Hyrule, often criticizing them as being cowards in the face of danger. | Telma is the owner of a bar within Castle Town, conveniently named, [[Telma's Bar]]. She helps [[Ilia]] and [[Prince Ralis]] when they stumble upon the Castle Town. Telma mentions that [[Renado]] of [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]] may be able to help them recover. Link, Telma, Ilia, and [[Prince Ralis]] set out on a long journey through Hyrule Field to get to Kakariko Village. Telma seems to have a thing for [[Renado]], but he has no interest in Telma. Telma does not think to highly of the soldiers of Hyrule, often criticizing them as being cowards in the face of danger. | ||
Telma also is a part of [[The Resistance]], a group that meets within her bar, to try and save Hyrule. The group consists of [[Auru]], [[Rusl]], [[Ashei]], and [[Shad]]. Link uses the help of Telma and the group to guide him on his quest to find the [[Mirror of Twilight]] and recover all the [[Mirror Shard]]s. | Telma also is a part of [[The Resistance]], a group that meets within her bar, to try and save Hyrule. The group consists of [[Auru]], [[Rusl]], [[Ashei]], and [[Shad]]. Link uses the help of Telma and the group to guide him on his quest to find the [[Mirror of Twilight]] and recover all the [[Mirror Shard]]s. | ||
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[[File:Uli.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Uli.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Uli}} | {{main|Uli}} | ||
Uli is the wife of [[Rusl]] and the mother of [[Colin]]. She appears to be in her 20's and is pregnant with the family's second child. Early in the game, Link find's Uli's missing [[ | Uli is the wife of [[Rusl]] and the mother of [[Colin]]. She appears to be in her 20's and is pregnant with the family's second child. Early in the game, Link find's Uli's missing [[cradle]], which leads Uli to give Link the fishing rod that was created by Colin. Uli is a very kind and loveable lady who spends all of her time in her house or wandering within [[Ordon Village]]. Uli is seen with her newborn baby girl during the credits of the game. | ||
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[[File:Yeto.png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Yeto.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Yeto}} | {{main|Yeto}} | ||
Yeto is part of the yeti race and lives in the Snowpeak Ruins. He is the husband of Yeta, who is sick at the mansion when Link first meets her. Yeto is seen as a beast by the members of the [[Zora]] tribe when he comes to the river. In order to make a soup to heel Yeta, Yeto comes to Zora's River to catch a reekfish. After gaining the scent | Yeto is part of the yeti race and lives in the Snowpeak Ruins. He is the husband of Yeta, who is sick at the mansion when Link first meets her. Yeto is seen as a beast by the members of the [[Zora]] tribe when he comes to the river. In order to make a soup to heel Yeta, Yeto comes to Zora's River to catch a reekfish. After gaining the scent of a reekfish, Link follows the trail all the way through the Peak Province and meets with Yeto. From here, Link learns from Yeto and uses a piece of ice to snowboard over to the Snowpeak Ruins. | ||
Yeto is found in a room within the Snowpeak Ruins, boiling up a potion for his wife. Link can taste samples of the soup and is progressively gets better as the dungeon goes on and new ingredients are added. After the battle with the boss of the Snowpeak Ruins, who happens to be a transformed version of Yeta, Yeto and Yeta can be seen hugging as Yeta seemingly has recovered. | Yeto is found in a room within the Snowpeak Ruins, boiling up a potion for his wife. Link can taste samples of the soup and is progressively gets better as the dungeon goes on and new ingredients are added. After the battle with the boss of the Snowpeak Ruins, who happens to be a transformed version of Yeta, Yeto and Yeta can be seen hugging as Yeta seemingly has recovered. | ||
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==Animals== | ==Animals== | ||
===Cucco Leader=== | ===Cucco Leader=== | ||
[[File: | [[File:Cucco Leader - TPHD.png|180x250px|right]] | ||
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[[File:Epona(TP).png|180x250px|right]] | [[File:Epona(TP).png|180x250px|right]] | ||
{{main|Epona}} | {{main|Epona}} | ||
Epona is Link's trusty horse companion throughout the game. Early on Epona is used at the Ordon Ranch to help herd the goats. [[Ilia]] has a very close bond with Epona and is upset with Link after Epona experiences a minor injury. After the attack from [[King Bulblin]] and the kidnapping of [[Colin]] and Ilia, Epona goes missing. Epona is later found in [[Kakariko Village]], where with the help of Link, the two defeat King Bulblin and save [[Colin]]. | Epona is Link's trusty horse companion throughout the game. Early on Epona is used at the Ordon Ranch to help herd the goats. [[Ilia]] has a very close bond with Epona and is upset with Link after Epona experiences a minor injury. After the attack from [[King Bulblin]] and the kidnapping of [[Colin]] and Ilia, Epona goes missing. Epona is later found in [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]], where with the help of Link, the two defeat King Bulblin and save [[Colin]]. | ||
Link controls Epona with the use of spurs. Link has six spurs to use, with Epona's speed ranging on how many spurs are used consecutively. Link also has the ability to use several items while riding on Epona, including his sword and the bow and arrow. Link can call over Epona from almost anywhere in Hyrule where there is a piece of [[Horse Grass]] on the ground. Alternatively, just before the [[City in the Sky]], Link receives the [[Horse Call]], which is an item made by [[Ilia]] that allows Link to call Epona from almost anywhere. | Link controls Epona with the use of spurs. Link has six spurs to use, with Epona's speed ranging on how many spurs are used consecutively. Link also has the ability to use several items while riding on Epona, including his sword and the bow and arrow. Link can call over Epona from almost anywhere in Hyrule where there is a piece of [[Horse Grass]] on the ground. Alternatively, just before the [[City in the Sky]], Link receives the [[Horse Call]], which is an item made by [[Ilia]] that allows Link to call Epona from almost anywhere. | ||
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The Golden Wolf, or White Wolf, seems to be the animal incarnation of the [[Hero's Spirit]]. Once [[Wolf Link]] finds a howling stone, he howls the correct tune and this takes him to a mysterious location outside a Castle. On another cliff, Wolf Link will see the Golden Wolf and the two will howl the new tune together. Once this is complete, a symbol appears on Link's map and the golden wolf tells Link to take sword in hand and find him. When Link encounters the Golden Wolf, he is taken to a foggy area and meats the [[Hero's Spirit]]. | |||
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Trill sells red potion for 30 rupees and lantern oil for 20 rupees. However, Link just scoops up either and donates money to Trill. Link can pay the exact amount, more, less, or nothing at all. Trill will react depending on how much Link pays, either complimenting him for his generosity, calling him a cheapskate, or pecking at Link if he tries to steal. Trill won't let Link come back in without getting pecked at if he does steal. | Trill sells red potion for 30 rupees and lantern oil for 20 rupees. However, Link just scoops up either and donates money to Trill. Link can pay the exact amount, more, less, or nothing at all. Trill will react depending on how much Link pays, either complimenting him for his generosity, calling him a cheapskate, or pecking at Link if he tries to steal. Trill won't let Link come back in without getting pecked at if he does steal. | ||
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{{main|Kakariko Night Shop Owner}} | {{main|Kakariko Night Shop Owner}} | ||
This Goron runs the [[Kakariko Night Shop]] in [[Kakariko Village]], selling [[Lantern Oil]], [[Red Potion]] and [[Blue Potion]]. | This Goron runs the [[Kakariko Night Shop]] in [[Kakariko Village (Twilight Princess)|Kakariko Village]], selling [[Lantern Oil]], [[Red Potion]] and [[Blue Potion]]. | ||
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{{main|Rusl and Uli's Daughter}} | {{main|Rusl and Uli's Daughter}} | ||
While [[Uli]] is heavily pregnant throughout the game, her newborn daughter only makes one appearance in the game where she can be seen during the end game credits, sleeping in the | While [[Uli]] is heavily pregnant throughout the game, her newborn daughter only makes one appearance in the game where she can be seen during the end game credits, sleeping in the cradle, wrapped in a pink blanket. | ||
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