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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 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]] | 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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Once the [[Gerudo]] "Great King of Evil", Ganondorf was captured and sent for execution in the [[Arbiter's Grounds]] many years before the events of ''Twilight Princess''. However, owing to a "[[Child Ending|divine prank]]" he had been "[[Triforce of Power|blessed with the chosen power of the gods]]". This revealed itself during the attempted execution by the [[Ancient Sages]], allowing him to break free. Immediately, he killed the Sage of Water and threatened to escape. Panicking, the remaining Sages then used the [[Mirror of Twilight]] to banish him to the [[Twilight Realm]]. | |||
In more recent times, he appeared to [[Zant]] as a blazing head of flame. Despairing at being passed over for rulership of the [[Twili]], Zant was easily manipulated by Ganondorf. With Ganondorf's power backing him, Zant usurped [[Midna]] and invaded the [[Light World]], giving Ganondorf access to [[Hyrule]] once more. | |||
Midna | Ultimately, Link and Midna find him in the throne room of [[Hyrule Castle (Twilight Princess)|Hyrule Castle]], with [[Zelda]]'s lifeless body on display as a trophy. Challenging them, he [[Puppet Zelda|takes control of Zelda]] and uses her body to attack. When Midna drives him out, he reforms as the Dark Beast Ganon and faces [[Wolf Link]]. Defeated again, he takes his flaming head form. Seeing this, Midna sends Link and the revived Zelda away and battles Ganondorf alone using the [[Fused Shadow]]. While the fight destroys Hyrule Castle, Ganondorf emerges victorious on horseback, with Midna's helmet as a trophy. | ||
The next phase of the final battle takes place on horseback. Link and Zelda ride around on [[Epona]] and Princess Zelda shoots [[Light Arrow]]s at Ganondorf, stunning him and allowing link to slash at him with his sword. The final battle takes place when a ring of fire surrounds Link and Ganondorf in the middle of Hyrule Field. After a long sword duel Link thrusts the [[Master Sword]] through the body of Ganondorf. With the blade of evil's bane embedded in him, and his link with Zant abruptly broken, Ganondorf dies. | |||
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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]], [[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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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]], 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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Lord Bullbo is a boar like creature that is ridden by [[King Bulblin]]. Lord Bullbo is first seen when King Bulblin rides into Ordon and kidnaps [[Colin]] and [[Ilia]]. The boar runs extremely fast and during battle [[Epona]] must ride at full speed just to keep up with the boar. | Lord Bullbo is a boar-like creature that is ridden by [[King Bulblin]]. Lord Bullbo is first seen when King Bulblin rides into Ordon and kidnaps [[Colin]] and [[Ilia]]. The boar runs extremely fast and during battle [[Epona]] must ride at full speed just to keep up with the boar. | ||
Lord Bullbo fights alongside King Bulblin in a jousting match with Link on the Brdige of Eldin and later on the Great Bridge of Hylia. He is not seen again until near the end of the game in the [[Hyrule Castle (Twilight Princess)|Hyrule Castle]] Courtyard. The end credits show Lord Bullbo and King Bulblin riding through the Hyrule Field. | Lord Bullbo fights alongside King Bulblin in a jousting match with Link on the Brdige of Eldin and later on the Great Bridge of Hylia. He is not seen again until near the end of the game in the [[Hyrule Castle (Twilight Princess)|Hyrule Castle]] Courtyard. The end credits show Lord Bullbo and King Bulblin riding through the Hyrule Field. | ||