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| | == Intro == |
| | == Getting Started == |
| | == Categories == |
| | === Full Game Runs === |
| | *[[Speedrun:Oracle of Seasons/All Essences|All Essences]] |
| | *[[Speedrun:Oracle of Seasons/Any%|Any%]] |
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| | === Partial Game Runs === |
| ==HYRULE WARRIORS ENEMIES== | | *[[Speedrun:Oracle of Seasons|2 Essence]] |
| | *[[Speedrun:Oracle of Seasons|3 Essence]] |
| | *[[Speedrun:Oracle of Seasons|4 Essence]] |
| | *[[Speedrun:Oracle of Seasons|5 Essence]] |
| | *[[Speedrun:Oracle of Seasons|6 Essence]] |
| | *[[Speedrun:Oracle of Seasons|7 Essence]] |
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| | == SRC Rules == |
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| | {{Box|width=320px|title=Accepted Platforms|class=infobox}} |
| {{Tab|1|Armies of Ruin}}
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| | | {{Infobox/Row|label=0|Game Boy Color|Game Boy Advance}} |
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| | {{Infobox/Row|label=0|Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console|Game Boy Player}} |
| | | {{Infobox/Row|label=0|Game Boy Interface|Switch Virtual Console}} |
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| {{Gallery/Box|file= |link= |caption= Bokoblin Archer}}
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| {{Gallery/Box|file= |link= |caption= Lizalfos}} | |
| {{Gallery/Box|file=Hyrule_Warriors_Artwork_King_Dodongo.png |link=King Dodongo |caption=[[King Dodongo]]}} | |
| {{Gallery/Box|file=Hyrule Warriors Artwork Volga.png |link=Volga |caption=[[Volga]]}}
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| ==Appearances==
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| ===The Wind Waker===
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| In ''The Wind Waker'', the '''Royal Family of Hyrule''' plays a big role in the story of the game. [[Princess Zelda]] and her father [[Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule]], the King of Hyrule, are both directly a part of the main storyline. [[Aryll]] is captured at the beginning of the game because Ganondorf is looking for young girl's with long ears, but his eyes are primarily set on a Hylian descendant named Zelda. The pirate [[Tetra]] is later revealed as Zelda, the princess of Hyrule. Within Hyrule Castle, a statue of Link can be seen in the center of the room, suggesting evidence of the past generation in which Link had saved the now sealed Hyrule. The Kingdom of Hyrule and its people once thrived in these lands and the [[Triforce]] was safe with them. After Ganon attacked, Hyrule was sealed away along with its King and the [[Triforce]] itself. Years later, Link comes back down to Hyrule with [[Tetra]], awakening her true form: [[Princess Zelda]]. Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule and Princess Zelda are the only two who belong to the Royal Family that are shown in the game. However, in the game it is also hinted that Tetra's mother had died, leaving the rest of her crew to her daughter [[Tetra]]. So from what we know, Tetra's [[mother]] is presumably the Queen of Hyrule.
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| {{CD|file=Light-Medallion.png|link=Light Medallion|desc=The Light Medallion is given to Link by [[Rauru]], the sage of light. It is given to him when he awakens from his seven year sleep to become old enough to be the [Hero of Time]. This is the first of the [[Six Medallions]] given to Link, which are given to him when he awakens each remaining sage.}}
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| {{CD|file=ForestMedallionG_Large.png|link=Forest Medallion|desc= The Forest Medallion is the second of the [[Six Medallions]] given to Link. He receives this after defeating [[Phantom Ganon]] in the [[Forest Temple]] from the newly awakened sage Saria, Link's childhood friend.}}
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| {{CD|file=FireMedallion.png|link=Fire Medallion|desc= It is given to Link by [[Darunia]], the sage of fire, just after he defeats [[Volvagia]] and frees the [[Gorons]] from their prison. The [[Fire Medallion]] is the third of the [[Six Medallions]] given to Link in the game, representing "the power of the fire spirits" and Darunia's friendship.}}
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| {{CD|file=WaterMedallion.png|link=Water Medallion|desc=Given to Link by the newly awakened sage [[Princess Ruto]] after defeating [[Morpha]] in the [[Water Temple]]. The Water Medallion is the fourth of the [[Six Medallions]] in the game, representing Ruto's "eternal love" for Link. Link then sets off to retrieve the fifth medallion, the [[Shadow Medallion]].}}
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| {{CD|file=ShadowMedallion.png|link=Shadow Medallion|desc=The Shadow Medallion is the fifth medallion, which is given to Link by [[Impa]], [[Zelda]]’s caretaker. [[Impa]], the newly awakened sage, presents this token to Link after he defeats the dark spirit [[Bongo Bongo]] in the [[Shadow Temple]] underneath the [[Kakariko Village Graveyard]].}}
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| {{CD|file=SpiritMedallion.png |link=Spirit Medallion| desc=The Spirit Medallion is the very last of the [[Six Medallions]] given to Link during his quest. He receives it from [[Nabooru]], who had awakened as the sage of spirit after Link defeated [[Twinrova]] in the [[Spirit Temple]]. Nabooru gives this medallion to Link as a 'thank you' and an apology for not keeping her promise(to marry Link) from seven years earlier. After receiving the last medallion, [[Rauru]] informs Link that there's someone awaiting him in the [[Temple of Time]].}}
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| {{Infobox/Header|Contents}} | | {{Infobox/Row|label=0|BGB|Gambatte-speedrun|Bizhawk}} |
| {{Infobox/Row|Rupees}}
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| {{Infobox/Row|Bombs}}
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| {{Infobox/Row|Deku Seeds}}
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| | · If emulating, the use of BIOS screen is advised. If not used, ~3 seconds will be added to your final time for each hard reset. Also, when using BGB or Gambatte-speedrun, the video submission should include a hard reset showing the on-screen messages confirming emulator version and game checksum. On BGB, this is done by turning on Speedrun mode in the 'Misc' section.<br/>· Emulator submissions must have the latest version of the emulator.<br/>· Bizhawk is allowed, however the community prefers BGB of Gambatta-speedrun. Manips and glitches aren't consistent when using Bizhawk. |
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| | == Glitches and RNG Manipulations == |
| | === Minor Glitches === |
| | === Major Glitches === |
| | === RNG Manips === |
| | == Resources == |
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Intro
Getting Started
Categories
Full Game Runs
Partial Game Runs
SRC Rules
Accepted Platforms
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Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console
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· If emulating, the use of BIOS screen is advised. If not used, ~3 seconds will be added to your final time for each hard reset. Also, when using BGB or Gambatte-speedrun, the video submission should include a hard reset showing the on-screen messages confirming emulator version and game checksum. On BGB, this is done by turning on Speedrun mode in the 'Misc' section.
· Emulator submissions must have the latest version of the emulator.
· Bizhawk is allowed, however the community prefers BGB of Gambatta-speedrun. Manips and glitches aren't consistent when using Bizhawk.
Glitches and RNG Manipulations
Minor Glitches
Major Glitches
RNG Manips
Resources
