The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Developer(s)	Nintendo EAD
Publisher(s)	Nintendo
Release date	Wii: November 19, 2006 December 2, 2006 December 7, 2006 December 8, 2006 Nintendo GameCube: December 2, 2006 December 11, 2006 December 15, 2006 December 19, 2006
Genre(s)	Action-adventure
Rating(s)	ESRB: - Teen PEGI: - Twelve years and older ACB: - Fifteen years and older
Console(s)	Wii, Nintendo GameCube
Mode(s)	Single player

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is the 13th installment of the main The Legend of Zelda series. It was released for the Wii and Nintendo GameCube in late 2006. It is the first game of the series to feature realistic HD graphics, as opposed to the cel-shaded style of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. The Wii version was the first time that a The Legend of Zelda game was released as a launch title.

The story focuses on Link, who goes on an adventure to save Hyrule from being engulfed by a corrupted parallel dimension known as the Twilight Realm. In order to do so, he takes the form of both a Hylian and a wolf, and he is assisted in this task by a mysterious character named Midna. The game takes place hundreds of years after The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.

Twilight Princess was critically acclaimed upon release, being praised for its world design, art direction and change in tone from other games in the franchise. However, the Wii version received criticism for its motion controls, with many calling them "forced" and "tacked-on". By 2015, it had sold 8.85 million copies worldwide, and was the best-selling Zelda game until being overtaken by The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild in April of 2018. In 2011, the Wii version was re-released under the Nintendo Selects label. A high-definition remaster for the Wii U, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD, was released in March of 2016. On December 5, 2017, the game was re-released for the Nvidia Shield in China.

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess was first revealed in the form of a trailer at E3 2004. Playable demos were featured at E3 2005 and E3 2006, the former of which had a The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Preview Trailer, which participants could watch on their Nintendo DS from either a cartridge or via DS Download Play.

Plot

The game starts with Link, who lives in Ordon Village and works as a ranch hand. He is asked by Rusl, the village's blacksmith and swordsman, to deliver the Ordon Sword and Ordon Shield to the Royal Family of Hyrule. Before Link could start his journey, Ilia and Colin were kidnapped by a group of King Bulblins. Link goes on a journey to rescue them, although he gets knocked unconscious along the way.

When Link woke up, he continued pursuing the monsters, only to be sucked into the Twilight Realm, where he is transformed into a wolf and imprisoned in a dungeon of Hyrule Castle. There, link meets Midna, the princess of the Twili race. They join forces and work their way out of the Underground Waterway. They ascend up the castle's towers and meet Princess Zelda. She explains that Zant, a member of the Twili race, is trying to merge the Twilight Realm and Hyrule into a single land of darkness for him to rule over.

Midna is searching for a sacred weapon called the Fused Shadows, which she wants to use to defeat Zant and save the Twilight Realm. Midna is uninterested in the fate of Hyrule. During Link and Midna's quest for the Fused Shadows, it is discovered that the Twili's ancestors, the interlopers, tried to conquer the Sacred Realm, causing a war to break out in Hyrule. After they became too powerful, the goddesses sent three Spirits of Light to seal the interlopers away into the Twilight Realm.

Link and Midna eventually reassemble the Fused Shadow. Zant then appears curses Link, trapping him in his wolf form. Midna is exposed to Lanayru's light and is mortally wounded. Zant leaves, and Link hurries Midna back to Hyrule Castle to seek aid from Princess Zelda.

At Hyrule Castle, Princess Zelda, reveals that Link can only return to normal if he has the Master Sword. As Midna's life fades away, Zelda sacrifices herself to save Midna. Link and Midna travel far into the Sacred Grove and obtain the Master Sword. Midna kept the Shadow Crystal that transformed Link into a wolf, so with both the Master Sword and Power Crystal, Link is able to change his form willingly.

Midna tells Link that they must search for the Mirror of Twilight and use it to confront Zant with the Master Sword. When they reach the mirror, they discover that Zant had already broken it into four fragments. Only one fragment of the Mirror of Twilight is present. The sages, who are the mirror's guardians, appear and reveal that Ganondorf has the Triforce of Power, which prevents him from being killed. At one point they impaled Ganondorf, and the sages thought he was executed, but he instantly rose, killed the Sage of Water and was sealed into the Twilight Realm. The sages reveal that only the Twili ruler could destroy the Mirror of Twilight, which means that Zant was only powerful enough to break it in four.

After finding the four fragments, Link and Midna reconstruct the Mirror of Twilight and use it to enter the Twilight Realm. There, Link and Midna confront Zant and learn that he was passed over in the choice of being a ruler. Zant went into a crazed rage and was approached by the spirit of Ganondorf, who selected him to be a servant that would help him rise to power. Midna is revealed to be the Twilight Princess and that she overthrown by Zant and turned into an imp using Ganondorf's power. Sfter a long battle, Link manages to defeat Zant. He reveals to Link and Midna that he can be resurrected with Ganondorf's power. Midna then uses the Fused Shadows to kill Zant.

Link and Midna go to Hyrule Castle and enter the throne room on the highest floor. There, they find Ganondorf sitting on a throne and Zelda's lifeless body suspended above him. Ganondorf possesses Zelda's body, turning her into Puppet Zelda, and fights Link, who manages to win the battle. Midna uses the Fused Shadow to purge Zelda of Ganondorf, who then transforms into a beast, Ganon, and attacks Link manages to slay Ganon during battle, and Midna unwittingly returns Zelda's soul to her body. Before they can assume victory, Ganondorf's soul appears. Midna warps Link and Zelda to safety in Hyrule Field and then tries to destroy Ganon using the Fused Shadow. Link and Zelda turn to Hyrule Castle and see a giant explosion emanating from it. They then see Ganondorf on horseback, holding Midna's helmet, indicating that he defeated her. He crushes it and charges with his phantom riders.

Ganondorf is about to slay Link, and Zelda when the Princess uses her divine power to summon the Spirits of Light. They bestow the Light Arrows to Zelda. The next part of the battle involves Link and Zelda riding Epona and battling Ganondorf as he rides his horse. After this, Ganondorf challenges Link to a sword duel. The battle ends with Link performing an Ending Blow with his Master Sword, impaling Ganondorf and defeating him entirely.

With Ganondorf defeated, Zant's curse on Midna is lifted, and Midna regains her true form. They travel back to the Mirror of Twilight, and Midna returns home. With her tear, she permanently destroys the Mirror of Twilight, thus permanently closing the Twilight Realm's portal.

Gameplay

Link is controlled similarly as in previous 3D The Legend of Zelda installments. A key difference with The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess's gameplay is that Link can alternate between his human and wolf form. As a human, Link can use his sword, shield, and various other equipment that he cannot use as a wolf. He acquires some armory along the way, such as the Zora Armor, which allows him to breathe underwater.

Whenever Link is in the Twilight Realm, he transforms into a wolf. In this form, Link can use his senses to detect ghosts, people from the Light World that are stuck in the twilight, and digging patches with hidden items. When Midna is Wolf Link's back, he can use dark energy that forms a large circle and defeats any enemies that get caught within. There are some areas where Wolf Link can perform long distance jumps with the help of Midna. Wolf Link learns certain howls along the way, which are akin to the songs played on the Ocarina of Time and the Wind Waker from their respective games.

The Wii version takes advantage of the Wii Remote's motion controls. Link's movement is controlled from using the Nunchuk's control stick, while the Wii Remote is used to swing the sword. Combining button and motion techniques performs special attacks. To aim while using certain items, point using the Wii remote, and attack by pressing the B button. When Link is not using any items, the player can use a fairy as a cursor while pointing the Wii Remote to the screen.

The Nintendo GameCube version has similar controls to The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. It has free camera movement, unlike the Wii version, and it is controlled using the C-stick. In the GameCube version, Link holds the sword in his left hand, and in the Wii version, he holds the sword in his right hand (as most players are right-handed). Furthermore, the maps in the Wii version are mirrored from those in the GameCube version.

Characters

Main

• Link/Wolf Link
• Midna
• Princess Zelda
• Ilia
• Epona
• King Bulblin
• Zant
• Ganondorf

Supporting

• Agitha
• Barnes
• Colin
• Coro
• Darbus
• Doctor Borville
• Fyer
• Gor Amoto
• Gor Coron
• Gor Ebizo
• Gor Liggs
• Impaz
• Jovani
• Malo
• Mayor Bo
• Ooccoo
• Ooccoo Jr.
• Postman
• Prince Rhalis
• The Resistance
  • Ashei
  • Auru
  • Chad
  • Rusl
  • Telma
  • Louise
• Renado
• Rutella
• Spirits of Light
  • Ordona
  • Faron
  • Eldin
  • Lanayru
• Talo
• Yeta
• Yeto

Species

Races

• Human
  • Hylian
• Goron
• Zora
• Oocca
• Twili

Other

• Bullbo
• Cat
• Cucco
• Dog
• Duck
• Frog
• Fish
  • Greengill
  • Hyrule Bass
  • Hylian Loach
  • Hylian Pike
  • Ordon Catfish
  • Reekfish
• Hawk
• Horse
• Monkey
• Ordon Goat
• Peahat
• Squirrel
• Worm

Locations

• Lantern Caverns and Dig Caverns
• Ordona Province
  • Link's House
  • Ordon Ranch
  • Ordon Woods
    • Ordon Spring
  • Ordon Village
    • Sera's Sundries
• Hyrule Kingdom
  • Hyrule Castle
    • Castle Rooftops
    • Castle Sewers
    • Castle Underground Channel
  • Hyrule Field
  • Faron Province
    • Faron Woods
      • Faron Spring
      • Forest Temple
    • Sacred Grove (includes usual Lost Woods)
      • Temple of Time
  • Eldin Province
    • Bridge of Eldin
    • Death Mountain (includes usual Goron City)
      • Goron Mines
    • Graveyard
    • Hidden Village
    • Kakariko Gorge
    • Kakariko Village
      • Barnes Bomb Shop
      • Elde Inn
      • Kakariko Hot Spring
      • Malo Mart
      • Sanctuary
  • Lanayru Province
    • Great Bridge of Hylia
    • Hyrule Castle Town
      • Castle Town Central Square
        • Malo Mart Castle Branch
      • Castle Town Sewers
      • Castle Town East Road (switched with west in Wii version)
      • Castle Town South Road
        • Agitha's Castle
        • Jovani's House
        • Fanadi's Palace
        • Telma's Bar
      • Castle Town West Road (switched with east in Wii version)
        • STAR Tent
    • Lake Hylia
      • City in the Sky
      • Fyer and Falbi's Watertop Land of Fantastication
      • Lakebed Temple
      • Lanayru Spring
    • Upper Zora's River
      • Iza and Hena's Playground for Grown-ups
        • Fishing Hole
    • Zora's Domain
    • Zora's River
• Desert Province
  • Gerudo Desert
    • Arbiter's Grounds
    • Cave of Ordeals
  • Mirror Chamber
• Peak Province
  • Snowpeak
    • Snowpeak Ruins
• Twilight Realm
  • Palace of Twilight

Dungeons

Major dungeons are in bold. Minor dungeons are in italics.

Name	Description	Item	Reward	Mini-boss	Boss
Hyrule Castle (1)	Hyrule Castle is the home of the Royal Family of Hyrule. Link first travels through it as a wolf while it is engulfed in twilight, meeting Midna in the dungeon and going through the Castle Sewers and Castle Rooftops, eventually meeting Princess Zelda.	None
Forest Temple	A forest-themed dungeon where Link must rescue several monkeys who help him progress.	Gale Boomerang	Fused Shadow	Ook	Diababa
Goron Mines	A subterranean, fiery dungeon belonging the Gorons where their patriarch Darbus was locked away after being cursed.	Hero's Bow	Fused Shadow	Dangoro	Fyrus
Lakebed Temple	A water-themed temple that requires Link to constantly alter the water flow and rotate staircases to progress.	Clawshot	Fused Shadow	Deku Toad	Morpheel
Hyrule Castle (2)	Hyrule Castle is visited a second time after Link is cursed by the Shadow Crystal and Midna is wounded by Zant. This time, he must go through the Castle Underground Waterway to reach the end of the Castle Sewers, making his way across the Castle Rooftops to again meet Zelda, who heals Midna.	None
Cave of Ordeals	This optional dungeon is 50 floors of battles with the Great Fairy appearing on every 10th floor. It cannot be fully completed until the dungeon items from the next four main dungeons are collected.	Great Fairy's Tears		None
Arbiter's Grounds	An infamous prison located in the Gerudo Desert and the location of the Mirror of Twilight. There is a lot of sand in the dungeon, and in later parts, Link can progress by using the Spinner.	Spinner	Mirror Shard	Death Sword	Stallord
Snowpeak Ruins	The dungeon is located in the snow mountains and takes place in a mansion where a yeti couple live.	Ball and Chain	Mirror Shard	Darkhammer	Blizzeta
Temple of Time	A hollow temple that is filled with various statues. Several traps and metal-armored enemies are encountered here.	Dominion Rod	Mirror Shard	Darknut	Armogohma
City in the Sky	A mythical city located in the clouds and the home of the Oocca. Link must save the city from a dragon named Argorok.	Double Clawshots	Mirror Shard	Aeralfos	Argorok
Palace of Twilight	A dark castle in the Twilight Realm that was taken over by Zant. This is where Link fights Zant.	Master Sword (2)	Fused Shadows	Phantom Zant	Zant
Hyrule Castle (3)	Hyrule Castle is visited one last time as the final dungeon, where Link now must travel through the courtyards, the main corridors, and the central tower. Ganondorf has taken over the castle, and he be encountered at the very top of the tower.	None	Completion	King Bulblin Darknut	Zelda Ganon

Enemies

Name	Description	Locations
Aeralfos	Flying lizard warriors that are elite enemies. They must be pulled down by grabbing their shields with a Clawshot.	Cave of Ordeals City in the Sky Hyrule Castle
Armos	Hopping statues wielding blunt axes. Attacking the jewel in back defeats them, but causes them to go berserk before exploding.	Cave of Ordeals Temple of Time
Baba Serpent	Deku Baba variants that slither after Link after their stems are cut to continue to bite at him.	Cave of Ordeals City in the Sky Dig Cavern Forest Temple Hyrule Field
Baby Gohma	Tiny spider enemies that are very skittish and appear in huge swarms.	Temple of Time
Bari	Slow-moving freshwater jellyfish that let out electricity every few seconds. They can be defeated by pulling out the nucleus with the Clawshot.	Lakebed Temple
Beamos (1)	Large, brown plinths that spin and shoot lasers on sight. When defeated with an arrow to the eye, some can be pushed.	Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Goron Mines Lantern Cavern
Beamos (2)	Large, white columns that spin and shoot lasers. They can be defeated with an arrow to the eye or with a hammer statue, but cannot be pushed.	Temple of Time
Big Baba	Huge symbiotic Deku Babas with Deku Likes, the Baba head must be attacked until it is defeated, then the Like must have an explosive thrown inside.	City in the Sky Forest Temple
Blue Chu	Moderately rare slimes that release Blue Chu Jelly upon defeat.	Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Great Bridge of Hylia Hyrule Field Lakebed Temple
Bokoblin (1)	Weak purple goblins that attack Link with wooden bats. They run at Link with no strategy whatsoever.	Cave of Ordeals Faron Woods Forest Temple Hyrule Field
Bokoblin (2)	Strong pink goblins that attack Link with machetes. They run at Link aggressively.	Cave of Ordeals Hyrule Castle Hyrule Field
Bombfish	Explosive fish that can be knocked around to make explode or caught to add to Link's Water Bomb total.	Dig Cavern Lakebed Temple
Bombling	Large explosive insects that crawl out of holes and lunge into Link if he approaches. They can be picked up and used as bombs.	Forest Temple
Bomskit	Strange bipedal creatures that run around, dropping explosive balls if pursued. They leave behind a worm when defeated.	Hyrule Field
Bubble	Winged skull spirits that often hide among normal skulls. They are more durable that most enemies their size.	Arbiter's Grounds Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern
Bulblin (1)	Nomadic goblins that attack Link with wooden clubs. When not attacking, they try to keep their distance.	Castle Rooftops Castle Sewers Castle Underground Channel Cave of Ordeals Gerudo Desert Goron Mines Hidden Village Hyrule Field Ordon Village Ordon Woods
Bulblin (2)	Goblins that attack with burning or explosive arrows. They often appear situated in high areas as guards.	Bridge of Eldin Castle Rooftops Castle Sewers Cave of Ordeals Gerudo Desert Goron Mines Great Bridge of Hylia Hidden Village Hyrule Castle Hyrule Field
Bulblin (3)	Goblins that handle Bullbo mounts. If knocked off, they attack with clubs.	Gerudo Desert Hyrule Field
Bullbo	Giant boars ridden by Bulblins. Link can ride them, too, to break through certain structures.	Gerudo Desert Hyrule Castle Hyrule Field
Chilfos	Tall, icy warriors that attack with unlimited spears.	Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Snowpeak Ruins
Chu Worm	Large insects that hide inside a giant ball of mucus and can be removed with the Clawshot.	Cave of Ordeals Lakebed Temple
Darknut	Powerful knights that attack with broadswords or maces. They block most of Link's attacks until their outer armor is chipped away, after which they switch to a lighter sword and move faster. They appear with much color variation, which makes no functional difference.	Cave of Ordeals Hyrule Castle
Deku Baba	Carnivorous plants that try to grab Link in their mouths to chew on him, and can appear on the floor or ceiling. Cutting their stems defeats them and hardens their heads into a Deku Nut.	Cave of Ordeals City in the Sky Dig Cavern Faron Woods Forest Temple Hyrule Field Lantern Cavern
Deku Like	Carnivorous plants that eat whatever moves over them. They can swallow Link whole, but are defeated if fed a bomb.	Forest Temple
Dodongo	Fire-breathing reptilian enemies that can walk on floors or walls. They can be defeated by repeatedly attacking their fleshy tails, or by feeding them an arrow or bomb when they inhale.	Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Goron Mines Lantern Cavern
Dynalfos	Giant lizard warriors that block most of Link's attacks and get up immediately upon being knocked down.	Cave of Ordeals City in the Sky Hyrule Castle Temple of Time
Fire Bubble	Burning skull spirits that try to catch Link on fire.	Arbiter's Grounds Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern
Fire Keese	Burning bats that cause fire damage and destroy Wooden Shields like the Ordon Shield.	Cave of Ordeals Goron Mines
Freezard	Giant icy monsters that breath freezing mist, either directly at Link when he approaches or back-and-forth infinitely.	Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Snowpeak Ruins
Ghoul Rat	Paranormal rats that hop onto Link to slow him down, and can only be seen and defeated with Wolf Link's senses.	Arbiter's Grounds Cave of Ordeals Hyrule Castle
Goron	While normally a friendly race, Gorons in this game at first attack Link when he attempts to climb the mountain by rolling at him. He must anchor himself with the Iron Boots and then grab them when they approach. Some will walk after him and try to hit him, and must be attacked until they roll up, allowing Link to climb on and use them to reach higher ledges.	Death Mountain
Green Chu	An extremely rare Chu that only appears in early revisions of the Wii release when a Yellow and Blue Chu mix. This can only occur in the Cave of Ordeals and Hyrule Field.	None
Guay	Sharp-beaked crows that slowly fly in large flocks. Defeating all in a flock causes Rupees to drop from the sky.	Graveyard Great Bridge of Hylia Hyrule Field Kakariko Village Lake Hylia
Hawk	While normally a friendly character, the hawk is used by Hanch to attack Wolf Link when he first returns to Ordon Village. It swoops in whenever he approaches, and so Link must perform a sneak attack to get Hanch to flee.	Ordon Village
Helmasaur	Small dinosaurs that wear metallic helmets that cover all but their backsides. The helmets can be removed with a Clawshot.	Cave of Ordeals City in the Sky Hyrule Field Lakebed Temple
Helmasaurus	Large dinosaurs that have irremovable biological armor on their fronts. Attacking the backside is the only way to defeat them.	City in the Sky
Ice Bubble	Icy skull spirits that try to freeze Link.	Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Snowpeak Ruins
Ice Keese	Bats that cause icy damage to Link on contact.	Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Snowpeak Snowpeak Ruins
Imp Poe	56 scythe-wielding ghosts that appear throughout Hyrule, only marked by the lanterns they carry. To see and battle them, Wolf Link must use his senses. Each carries a Poe Soul that is needed to break the curse on Jovani.	Various
Kargarok	Huge cockatrices that fly around open areas and swoop down to attack Link.	Castle Rooftops City in the Sky Hyrule Castle Hyrule Field
Keese	Small, weak, and common bats that are a recurring minor nuisance throughout the game.	Cave of Ordeals Castle Sewers Castle Underground Channel City in the Sky Dig Cavern Faron Woods Forest Temple Hyrule Castle Lakebed Temple Lantern Cavern Temple of Time
Leever	Top-like plants that dig out from the ground in rings around Link before spiraling around towards him.	Cave of Ordeals Gerudo Desert Hyrule Field
Lizalfos (1)	Mildly strong lizard warriors that attack with swords and the axe blades on their tails. Arrows stick to their hides.	Cave of Ordeals Hyrule Castle Hyrule Field Lakebed Temple Temple of Time
Lizalfos (2)	Lizard warriors that use antelope skulls as helmets for added protection.	Cave of Ordeals Hyrule Castle Lakebed Temple
Mini Freezard	Tiny ice creatures that move slowly and freeze Link on contact. Attacking them causes them to ricochet wildly.	Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Snowpeak Ruins
Moldorm (1)	Small, burrowing worms that pursue Link from under the sand in large numbers and leap when he is close.	Gerudo Desert
Moldorm (2)	Large, burrowing worms that attack more solitarily than their smaller counterparts.	Arbiter's Grounds
Ordon bee	Simple bees that swarm anything that attacks their hive, no matter how far away it is.	Dig Cavern Graveyard Ordon Village Sacred Grove
Ordon Goat	Normally docile livestock that sometimes charges out of the ranch. They attack if they are flipped over unprovoked or if Wolf Link approaches.	Ordon Goat Ordon Village
Phantom Ganon	Ghosts made to look like Ganondorf, he summons them to knock Link off Epona during their horseback battle.	Hyrule Field
Poe	Four large ghosts that steal the fires from torches controlling a door, then lead him around the dungeon to retrieve them. Each also holds a Poe Soul.	Arbiter's Grounds
Poison Mite	Swarms of tiny insects that slow Link down by crawling on him, but can be removed by rolling or spinning.	Arbiter's Grounds
Puppet	Hostile marionettes that attack with their long arms.	Faron Woods Sacred Grove
Purple Chu	Common slimes that appear by default or when other colors merge. They give Purple Chu Jelly upon defeat.	Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Great Bridge of Hylia Hyrule Field Lakebed Temple Snowpeak Ruins
Rare Chu	Extremely uncommon Chus that have the best type of jelly, the Rare Chu Jelly.	Cave of Ordeals Death Mountain Dig Cavern Great Bridge of Hylia
Rat	Large-but-weak rodents that pursue Link in dark places, sometimes in swarms.	Arbiter's Grounds Castle Sewers Castle Underground Channel Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Lantern Cavern
Red Chu	Slimes that release Red Chu Jelly upon defeat.	Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Great Bridge of Hylia Hyrule Field Lakebed Temple
Redead Knight	Mummified ghouls that paralyze Link with a shriek before attacking with a broadsword.	Arbiter's Grounds Cave of Ordeals
Rusl	Link's mentor, who attacks Wolf Link while the village is on high alert. Due to an injury, he has a limp, and will only attack if Link comes close to him or Uli.	Ordon Village
Shell Blade	Giant bivalves that attempt to lunge and bite at Link. When the valves are open, the internal muscle can be attacked.	Dig Cavern Lakebed Temple
Skullfish	Tiny skeletal fish that try to swarm Link. They can be caught for a heart.	Dig Cavern Lakebed Temple
Skulltula (1)	Giant skull-backed spiders that can only be damaged on the soft undersides or by slitting the neck with the Ending Blow. They crawl along the ground, making it harder to hit the weak spot.	Castle Underground Channel Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Forest Temple Lantern Cavern
Skulltula (2)	A smaller Skulltula with much softer armor.	Forest Temple
Stalfos	Skeleton warriors that can be knocked down, but must have the resulting bone pile destroyed to truly defeat them. They appear with metal or wooden shields, though there is no functional difference.	Arbiter's Grounds Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Hyrule Castle
Stalhound	Slow, skeletal dogs that attack in pairs or full packs by burrowing up from the ground.	Cave of Ordeals Hyrule Field
Stalkin	Small skeletons that burrow from the ground in swarms and slowly pursue with spears.	Arbiter's Grounds Cave of Ordeals Hyrule Castle
Staltroop	Skeleton soldiers that block Link during the first part of Stallord's battle.	Arbiter's Grounds
Tektite	Hopping four-legged spiders that can stand on the surface of water. They appear in red or blue, although there is no functional difference.	Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Goron Mines Hyrule Field Lakebed Temple Lantern Cavern
Tile Worm	Giant millipedes that hide under floor tiles, launching Link up if he stands on one. The Gale Boomerang can temporarily remove them and leave them vulnerable.	City in the Sky Forest Temple
Toado	Tiny tadpoles that assist Deku Toad in battle by charging through the shallow water at Link.	Lakebed Temple
Toadpoli (1)	Fiery frogs that shoot burning projectiles at Link from the lava.	Goron Mines
Toadpoli (2)	Large frogs that spit up at Link from the water.	Dig Cavern Goron Mines
Torch Slug	Burning mollusks that create plums of fire around them and sometimes fall from the ceiling, but are very weak.	Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Goron Mines Lantern Cavern
Twilit Baba (1)	Deku Babas affected by twilight. They do not become Deku Nuts when defeated.	Faron Woods Hyrule Field Lantern Cavern Palace of Twilight
Twilit Baba (2)	Baba Serpents affected by twilight. They act the same as their normal counterparts.	Palace of Twilight
Twilit Bulblin (1)	Hammer-wielding corrupted goblins.	Hyrule Field Kakariko Village Lake Hylia
Twilit Bulblin (2)	Corrupted goblins that attack with fiery or explosive arrows.	Great Bridge of Hylia Hyrule Field Zora's River
Twilit Kargarok (1)	Twilight-affected Kargaroks that attack like their normal counterparts.	Castle Rooftops Hyrule Field Kakariko Village Palace of Twilight
Twilit Kargarok (2)	A giant Twilit Kargarok called by a Twilit Bulblin to act as a mount. When both are defeated, the bird is tamed by Midna.	Lake Hylia
Twilit Keese	Twilight-corrupted Keese that fly around in more open areas as well as the usual caves due to the extended reach of darkness.	Castle Sewers Death Mountain Faron Woods Graveyard Kakariko Village Hyrule Field Lantern Cavern Palace of Twilight Zora's Domain
Twilit Messenger	Zant's primary minions, these creatures usually appear in groups, where there must not be only one left standing or the others will revive. Defeating all in a group creates a portal.	Various
Twilit Parasite	Dark insects that consumed a Tear of Light each, and can only be seen with Wolf Link's senses. They can crawl on the ground or on walls, fly, or burrow. Their only attack is to approach Link while sparking.	Various
Twilit Vermin	Tentacled blobs that act similar to Rats, but able to run across water.	Castle Sewers Death Mountain Faron Woods Lantern Cavern Palace of Twilight
Walltula	Small spiders that cling to climbable walls and charge at Link on sight.	City in the Sky Forest Temple Ordon Village
White Wolfos	Quick, acrobatic wolves that attack Link in packs or pairs. Attacking a jumping one defeats it immediately.	Snowpeak Snowpeak Ruins
Yellow Chu	Extremely common slimes that give Yellow Chu Jelly upon defeat.	Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Hyrule Castle Hyrule Field Lakebed Temple Lantern Cavern Snowpeak Ruins
Young Gohma	Large spider larvae that pounce at Link.	Temple of Time
Zant Mask	Huge copies of Zant's helmet that teleport around and fire energy blasts.	Palace of Twilight
Zant's Hand	Giant hands that guard the two sols and pursue them once they are taken.	Palace of Twilight

Obstacles

Name	Description	Locations
Barrier	Magical fences that block off movement during certain encounters. Jagged red ones appear during battles against Twilit Messengers and Phantom Zants, while smoother orange ones appear during the battle against Zant and throughout Hyrule Castle. A giant one surrounds the castle completely for much of the latter half of the game.	Various
Black fog	Clouds made of Shadow Crystal particles that turn Link into a wolf on contact. Light causes them to dissipate briefly.	Palace of Twilight
Exploding barrel	Kegs of gunpowder that explode if attacked.	Goron Mines Hidden Village Hyrule Castle
Falling rock	Volcanic rocks that are launched into the air and fall at Link. A particularly giant one stays after falling and is used to thaw Zora's Domain.	Death Mountain
Flamethrower	Grated holes that spew fire unless temporarily deactivated with a switch.	Goron Mines
Floor Spikes	Pointy floors that hurt to walk on.	Arbiter's Grounds Castle Sewer
Fog	Poison mist that light can dissipate briefly.	Faron Woods
Fumarole	Powerful steam vents that erupt from the ground in volcanic areas.	Death Mountain
Guillotine	Giant blades that swing back-and-forth. They can be destroyed with a statue's hammer.	Temple of Time
Ice	Giant frozen masses that block passages and objects and freeze Link if he touches them. They can be broken with a cannon or the Ball and Chain.	Cave of Ordeals Dig Cavern Lantern Cavern Snowpeak Snowpeak Ruins Zora's Domain
Icicle	Large, icy stalactites that fall when approached and sometimes become Chilfos.	Snowpeak Ruins Zora's Domain
Lava	Molten rock that burns Link on contact.	Goron Mines Lantern Cavern Palace of Twilight
Lava geyser	Lava that erupts into a shaft-like form.	Goron Mines
Oil fire	Combusted oil that burns along a path.	Great Bridge of Hylia
Poison	Toxic water that hurts to swim in.	Forest Temple Palace of Twilight
Quicksand	Sand that pulls Link under at varying speeds when stood in.	Arbiter's Grounds
Rolling pin	Giant spiked cylinders that roll back and forth, around a central cog, or stay in place. They can be destroyed with a statue's hammer.	Arbiter's Grounds Temple of Time
Swinging log	A forest trap that must be passed with good timing.	Faron Woods
Trap	Spinning, spiked mechanisms that follow a set path (usually along a Spinner rail) and have varying designs depending on where they are found. They can be destroyed with a statue's hammer.	Arbiter's Grounds Hyrule Castle Temple of Time
Wind	Air movements that blow every few moments, affecting Link and nearby mechanisms. Higher altitude ones push Link unless he wears the Iron Boots.	Castle Rooftops City in the Sky Forest Temple

Minibosses

Name	Description	Locations
Ook	A large baboon affected by a head parasite, he attacks with the Gale Boomerang. He must be knocked off from a totem pole and attacked in the bottom.	Forest Temple
King Bulblin and Lord Bullbo (1)	A giant Bulblin (and his mount) who kidnapped the children of Ordon Village, he is first battled alongside several minions while Link rides Epona, using sword attacks to chip away his armor. Afterward, he is fought in a bridge-top joust, where he must be knocked over the side.	Hyrule Field Bridge of Eldin
Dangoro	A powerful Goron guardian who mistakes Link for an intruder. Link must use the Iron Boots to steady himself on a tilting magnetic platform, then attack Dangoro's belly and throw him into the lava.	Goron Mines
Twilit Bloat	An oversized Twilit Parasite that Wolf Link needs to bite the underside of as it charges at him, then use Midna to destroy the protrusions on its sides.	Lake Hylia
King Bulblin and Lord Bullbo (2)	King Bulblin is fought in another bridge duel where he now has shields to protect against sword-swings. This time, Link must shoot an arrow between the shields to unsteady him and knock him off the bridge.	Great Bridge of Hylia
Deku Toad	A giant, ancient Toadpoli that attacks by using its babies. When they are defeated it tries to crush him under its girth, but creates an opening for Link to attack its lolling tongue.	Lakebed Temple
Skull Kid (1)	A trickster forest imp that "plays" with Wolf Link by leading him through a confusing forest and attacking him with his Puppets. While going through the forest, he must be hunted down and attacked, while in the arena at the end, he can only be attacked while he is distracted by his horn.	Sacred Grove
King Bulblin (3)	King Bulblin is fought a third time on-foot, where he wields a huge battleaxe. He blocks most of Link's attacks, but moves so slowly during his own attacks that it gives Link an opening.	Gerudo Desert
Death Sword	A cursed sword and its ghostly wielder that must be fought by Link as a human and a wolf. It alternates between being invisible and flying above the arena while it attacks.	Arbiter's Grounds
Darkhammer	An armored lizard that attacks with the Ball and Chain in a narrow hall. Its tail becomes a weak spot when it throws the ball, but it recovers quickly. The Clawshot can be used to get behind it quickly.	Snowpeak Ruins
Skull Kid (2)	Skull Kid is fought again when Link can change between forms at will. He leads Link through more complex routes in the forest, and most of the time must be attacked with an arrow due to being on far ledges.	Sacred Grove
Darknut (1)	A powerful, heavily armored swordsman that guards against most of Link's attacks. When its outer armor is knocked away, it becomes much faster, but slightly less powerful.	Temple of Time
Aeralfos	A flying reptilian warrior that attacks Link by swooping down at him, and later by flying between holes in the wall to confuse him. Link needs to use the Clawshot on its shield to pull it down when it prepares to swoop.	City in the Sky
Phantom Zant	Two holograms of Zant fought at separate points near each other. They teleport around, occasionally stopping to summon hordes of twilit enemies.	Palace of Twilight
King Bulblin (4)	King Bulblin is fought a final time again wielding his axe. Once defeated this time, he acknowledges Link as the strongest side and decides to stop fighting him.	Hyrule Castle
Darknut (2)	A green Darknut is fought in the castle foyer and acts like the previous one. Following this battle, Darknuts are treated as generic enemies.	Hyrule Castle

Bosses

Twilit Parasite				Twilit Igniter				Twilit Aquatic
Diababa				Fyrus				Morpheel
Forest Temple				Goron Mines				Lakebed Temple
A huge mutated Deku Baba that first appears with two heads. The Gale Boomerang is used to deposit Bomblings into their mouths, but once they are defeated, they return with a bigger, poison-spewing third head and sink the Bomblings. Now, Link needs to wait for Ook to provide more Bomblings to knock the big head down and attack its eye.				A monstrous, insane form of the Goron patriarch Darbus that attacks Link directly and with searing chains. Link needs to blind and cool it with an arrow, trip it by grabbing its chains while wearing the Iron Boots, and attack its crystalline eye. When defeated, Darbus is restored to normal.				A giant underwater creature that first appears burrowed in the ground and attacks Link with its electrified tentacles, which it moves its eye through. The eye must be removed with the Clawshot and attacked, but it then the creature emerges from its hole and begins swimming around. Link must use the Clawshot again to attach to its back, allowing him to hit the remaining eye.
Twilit Fossil			Twilit Ice Mass			Twilit Arachnid			Twilit Dragon
Stallord			Blizzeta			Armogohma			Argorok
Arbiter's Grounds			Snowpeak Ruins			Temple of Time			City in the Sky
A huge fire-breathing reptile skeleton Zant brings to life with a cursed sword, Link needs to attack its spinal column with the Spinner while it blocks with hordes of Staltroops. Once this is done, the sand pit it is in drains, but the skull returns and attacks Link while floating. Link must use the Spinner to climb the rails around the arena, avoid its breath and Traps, and knock it out of the air to attack Zant's cursed sword.			A monstrous form of Yeta, Link needs to chip away the ice making it up with the Ball and Chain. It bounces around and begins summoning Mini Freezards as it gets smaller. Once it is all chipped away, Blizzeta becomes a new form, dropping giant ice chunks on Link from above before using them to circle him and crush Link with its main body. The Ball and Chain must continue to be used to attack it and destroy its ice.			A tarantula-like Gohma with the giant eye on its back, it attacks Link by dropping Gohma Eggs from the ceiling and shooting lasers. When its eye is open to shoot a laser, it must be shot with an arrow to knock it down, then crushed with a statue using the Dominion Rod. Once it is seemingly beaten, it returns as a tiny spider enemy with a huge eye surrounded by Baby Gohmas, and can be beaten with any damaging attack.			A huge dragon that flies around and uses fire breath, its tail must be grabbed with the Double Clawshots and weighed down with the Iron Boots, knocking off pieces of its armor. Once all the armor is gone, Peahats must be climbed with the Clawshots, then Link must get behind it and grapple its back, where Link can attack it.
Usurper King			Ganon's Puppet			Dark Beast			Dark Lord
Zant			Zelda			Ganon			Ganondorf
Palace of Twilight			Hyrule Castle						Hyrule Field
The main antagonist for most of the game, Zant shoots energy balls and creates replicas of Diababa, Dangoro, Morpheel, Ook, and Blizzeta's battles, with their original weaknesses. Once he has been defeated in them, he attacks Link by wildly swinging a pair of scimitars in various berserk ways.			Zelda's lifeless body possessed by Ganondorf, they attack with a magical rapier that uses damaging light in various ways. When a projectile is shot at Link, he must return it with his sword, with the projectile going back and forth until one of them misses and gets hit.			Ganondorf's demonic boar form, Ganon charges around and teleports. Wolf Link must meet it head on and have Midna flip it over, allowing him to attack the wound on the underside.			The true villain, Ganondorf first engages in a horseback duel with Link where he must be hit with Light Arrows Zelda shoots and then attacked with the sword. Then, he fights Link in sword combat, using various moves and parrying most of Link's own attacks. Once he is successfully knocked down after enough damage, Link plunges the Master Sword through his chest.

Items

Pick-ups

There are a few items that are found around the overworld or within dungeons. They appear in almost every The Legend of Zelda game:

Name	Description
Heart	Small red hearts restore one heart of Link's health bar and can be found as common drops from objects and enemies.
Rupee	Variously colored gemstones used as currency. They can be found in various places depending on their rarity. Green ones are worth one, blue ones five, yellow ones ten, red ones twenty, purple ones fifty, orange ones 100, and silver ones 200.
Tear of Light	16 fragments of light magic stolen from each of the three Spirits of Light in Hyrule proper. They are each held by a Twilit Parasite hiding somewhere within the twilight, and are held in the Vessel of Light.

Set item

Unique items

Sprite	Name	Description
	Ball and Chain	Link can swing around the chain and throw the large ball at tough ice barriers and certain boulders to break them. It can also be used as a weapon against enemies. The Ball and Chain is the main dungeon item for Snowpeak Ruins.
	Clawshot	An extendable claw that can latch on to walls, ceilings, and grids, allowing Link to quickly reach higher areas. The Clawshot can be used to stun enemies. The Clawshot is found in Lakebed Temple.
	Dominion Rod	Found in the Temple of Time, the Dominion Rod allows Link to control certain statues to replicate his movements. This is necessary in order to progress in the temple and later parts of the game.
	Double Clawshots	A second Clawshot can be obtained at the City in the Sky. The pair are collectively known as the Double Clawshots, which Link can use to cling from one area to the next.
	Fishing Rod	This allows Link to go fishing at various bodies of water around Hyrule. He can catch fish and record them in his journal. Link receives it as a gift from Uli if he returns the cradle to her.
	Gale Boomerang	A boomerang that has the power of wind. Link obtains the Gale Boomerang in the Forest Temple, and he target up to five things with it at once. The Gale Boomerang can stun faraway enemies, collect faraway items, and stir up leaves scattered on the ground.
	Hawkeye	An optional item, the Hawkeye is a mask that functions like binoculars, as it allows Link to see things at a faraway distance. It can be bought at Malo Mart.
	Hero's Bow	Found in Goron Mines, the Hero's Bow allows Link to shoot arrows at targets and enemies. It is obtained with a quiver, which is where the arrows are stored.
	Horse Call	A charm that Link can use anywhere on the overworld to summon Epona.
	Iron Boots	These boots weigh down on Link, allowing him to walk on magnetic walls and ceilings, and even force him onto the underwater floor. Link receives the Iron Boots from Mayor Bo after winning a sumo match against him.
	Lantern	Fueled by Lantern Oil, the Lantern works as a light source for Link in dark areas, especially caves, and allows him to view his surroundings. If the Lantern runs out of oil, it becomes useless. Link receives the Lantern in Faron Woods, as a gift from Coro.
	Ooccoo	A member of the elusive Oocca tribe, Ooccoo is found in a majority of the dungeons (usually in a pot) and allows Link to warp out at any time to save his position in the dungeon or escape if he needs to.
	Ooccoo Jr.	Ooccoo's son, who returns Link to where Ooccoo was left.
	Slingshot	Link can use the Slingshot to fire seed projectiles at enemies. He can buy the Slingshot at Sera's Sundries early in his adventure.
	Spinner	A large spinning top that can cling onto railings within walls and rapidly travel across them. Sometimes Link must jump with his Spinner between two railings to dodge obstacles. The Spinner is the main item of Arbiter's Grounds.

Replenishable weapons

Sprite	Name	Description
	Arrow	Ammunition for the Hero's Bow, they can be found as drops in various places.
	Bomb	Round, explosive weapons that Link can use to destroy obstructions in his path, including boulders, walls, and floor sections. They can be combined with an arrow to create Bomb Arrows, which can blast distant targets. Bombs are stored in a Bomb Bag, which Link can buy from Barnes Bomb Shop in Kakariko Village. Unlike most games, they do not appear as drops, and must be purchased, won, or found in chests.
	Bombling	These are insect-shaped bombs that can move slightly before detonating. They can be bought at Barnes Bomb Shop as the third type of bomb and can rarely be found elsewhere. They are wholly optional.
	Seed	Ammunition for the Slingshot, they are mostly dropped by Deku Babas and Ordon Pumpkins.
	Water Bomb	These are bombs that are specifically intended for underwater use. Link must wear Iron Boots in order to use Water Bombs while in the water himself, however. Like other bombs, they can be bought at Barnes Bomb Shop, where they are the second type of bomb, and can occasionally be found elsewhere.

Bomb Bags

Sprite	Name	Description
	Bomb Bag	The first Bomb Bag can be purchased at Barnes Bomb Shop once the Goron Mines is completed.
	Bomb Bag	Another Bomb Bag can be obtained from Iza's minigame at Zora's River when Link clears the waterway of fallen boulders.
	Bomb Bag	A third Bomb Bag can be gained by using a Water Bomb to blow up the giant volcanic rock used to thaw Zora's Domain, then speaking to the Goron inside.
	Giant Bomb Bag	This special Bomb Bag is gained by beating the record at Iza's minigame at Zora's River. Rather than be used as a separate bag, it doubles the capacity of the other bags.

Bottles

Bottles are used to store various items, such as Lantern Oil, soups, potions, Chu Jelly, and fairies. Link can obtain up to four bottles in his adventure.

Sprite	Name	Description
	Empty Bottle	Given by Sera once Link the cat returns to her house in the opening. It comes half-full of milk.
	Empty Bottle	Sold by Coro in Faron Woods when he is first visited and filled with Lantern Oil.
	Empty Bottle	Pulled up with the Fishing Rod near the small bridge in the Fishing Hole.
	Empty Bottle	Given by Jovani when Wolf Link returns after getting 20 Poe Souls. It comes filled with Great Fairy's Tears.

Bottleable items

Sprite	Name	Description
	Bee Larva	Small larva found in fallen beehives or bought at Sera's Sundries. It can be used as bait or eaten to restore a quarter of a heart of health. It comes in groups of ten.
	Blue Chu Jelly	Uncommon Chu Jelly that fills all of Link's health.
	Blue Potion	A rare potion that refills all of Link's missing health.
	Fairy	A small spirit that restores Link's health and is used automatically if he runs out of it.
	Good Soup	Yeto's soup after he adds the Ordon Pumpkin to the Simple Soup. It recovers four hearts.
	Great Fairy's Tears	A very rare item that fills Link's health and boosts his attack until he gets hit. It is obtained once by Jovani after 20 Poe Souls are brought to him, by the Great Fairy after the Cave of Ordeals is completed, and any of the Spirits of Light at any time after it was completed.
	Green Chu Jelly	A very rare item only found in pre-"Nintendo Selects" revisions of the Wii version, where it appears as an accidental development oversight. It does absolutely nothing and has no description.
	Hot Springwater	Water found in springs across Eldin that cools if it is held onto for too long. It is used to cheer up a Goron who has become apathetic due to failing business.
	Lantern Oil	A flammable liquid used as fuel for the Lantern. It can be bought in a few places, and urns of it appear in a few dungeons.
	Milk	A nutritious drink that fills only three hearts of health, but can be used twice. It can be bought in a few locations.
	Nasty Soup	A rancid family recipe of Coro's that is only safe at all to drink when it has been cooked, it gives a random effect to Link's health bar when drank.
	Purple Chu Jelly	The most common Chu Jelly and the result of most mixtures of it, it gives a random effect to Link's health bar when drank.
	Rare Chu Jelly	Uncommon Chu Jelly that fills Link's health and gives him a power boost until the next time he gets attacked.
	Red Chu Jelly	Moderately common Chu Jelly that fills eight of Link's hearts when drank.
	Red Potion	A medicine that fills eight hearts of Link's health bar.
	Simple Soup	A bland soup made by Yeto that recovers two hearts.
	Superb Soup	An excellent soup made by Yeto when the Ordon Goat Cheese is added to the Good Soup. It recovers eight hearts.
	Water	Simple water that can be scooped by itself or appear when Hot Springwater is cooled. Its only use in this game is to make Ordon Pumpkin sprouts grow and put out tiny fires.
	Worm	Small annelids dropped by Bomskits, they can be used as fishing bait.
	Yellow Chu Jelly	Very common Chu Jelly that is used as fuel for the Lantern.

Quest items

Sprite	Name	Description
Desert quest
	Auru's Memo	A memo where Auru gives instruction for Link to access the Gerudo Desert.
Peak quest
	Ashei's Sketch	A sketch of Yeto and a Reekfish given to Link. He can show it to Prince Ralis to receive the Coral Earring.
	Coral Earring	A type of fishing hook that allows Link to capture the Reekfish in Zora's Domain. Link can obtain it from Prince Ralis in Kakariko Village.
Sky quest
	Renado's Letter	A letter that Renado gives for Link to deliver to Telma, starting the quest of restoring Ilia's memory. In return, Telma gives the Doctor's Invoice to Link.
	Invoice	Telma gives this to Link to convince Borville to tell reveal the location of the Wooden Statue, which helps in restoring Ilia's memory.
	Wooden Statue	A figure that was stolen from Borville by Stalhounds, who are located south of Castle Town. Link must defeat them to recover the Wooden Statue and then show it to Ilia to recover part of her memory.
	Ilia's Charm	A keepsake created by Ilia, it is the final key to restoring her memory once it is recovered from Impaz.
	Ancient Sky Book	A book belonging to Shad, borrowed while Link is looking for Owl Statues to find the City in the Sky.
	Filled Sky Book	The Ancient Sky Book becomes this once Link finds all the symbols hidden by Owl Statues. It must be returned to Shad to find the Sky cannon.

Map

Sprite	Name	Description
Standard items
	Big Key	Large keys used to access the lair of a dungeon's boss.
	Compass	A dungeon item that tracks the position of Link, the boss arena, chests, and certain miscellaneous entities in a few dungeons.
	Dungeon Map	An important dungeon item that shows all the rooms and floors Link has not visited yet.
	Small Key	Keys used to open dungeon doors and outdoor gates.
One-time items
	Bedroom Key	The equivalent of the Big Key in Snowpeak Ruins, much of Link's time in that dungeon is spent looking for it.
	Key Shards	Three pieces of the Big Key in Goron Mines held by the three Goron elders scattered throughout.
	Ordon Goat Cheese	A block of cheese which is an ingredient for Yeto's soup in Snowpeak Ruins, Link comes across it looking for the Bedroom Key.
	Ordon Pumpkin	Another ingredient which is added into Yeto's soup. Link also finds it instead of the Bedroom Key.

Collection

Sprite	Name	Description
	Fishing Journal	A book that includes all of Link's bobber fishing records.
	Golden Bugs	A menu that includes all of the Golden Bugs Link has found, and which have been given to Agitha.
	Heart Container	Special items dropped by bosses that extend Link's health maximum by one heart.
	Letters	Messages delivered from various characters by the postman.
	Piece of Heart	Fragments of Heart Containers that form a full one when five are gathered.
	Poe Souls	Special items taken from defeated Imp Poes and Poes, there are 60 that can be recovered and given to Jovani.
	Vessel of Light	An item given by the Spirits of Light to hold Tears of Light.

Equipment

Equipment consists of clothing, weapons, and other essential that Link can directly equip during his adventure.

Sprite	Name	Description
Swords
	Wooden Sword	This is the sword that Link starts off with. Rusl dropped it off at Link's house.
	Ordon Sword	The second sword obtained by Link. He obtains it inside of Rusl's house while in his wolf form.
	Master Sword (1)	Also known as the Blade of Evil's Bane, the Master Sword is a powerful sword that rests in the Sacred Grove. It removes Zant's curse that traps Link in his wolf form.
	Master Sword (2)	This is an upgrade of the Master Sword when it is imbued with the power of the Sols in the Palace of Twilight.
Shields
	Ordon Shield	Link can obtain the Ordon Shield from Jaggle's house during his first visit to Ordon Village as a wolf.
	Wooden Shield	Flammable shields that are similar to the Ordon Shield. Link can buy a Wooden Shield from either the Malo Mart in Kakariko Village or the Hot Spring Shop in Death Mountain.
	Hylian Shield	Often paired with the Master Sword, the Hylian Shield is a metallic shield that is resistant to fire and can deflect projectiles more effectively than the Wooden Shield.
Armor
	Hero's Clothes	The standard green clothing worn by Link. He obtains it after collecting the first set of Tears of Light.
	Zora Armor	An armor that allows Link to breathe underwater. Queen Rutela gives it to Link after he safely guides the carriages from Castle Town to Kakariko Village.
	Magic Armor	An expensive suit of armor that grants Link temporary invincibility, although at the cost of losing two Rupees every second.

There are a few equipment that Link can upgrade during a later part of his adventure.

Sprite	Name	Description
Wallets
	Wallet	It can hold up to 300 Rupees.
	Big Wallet	The first wallet upgrade, capable of holding up to 600 Rupees. Link can obtain it from Agitha after he gives her a Golden Bug
	Giant Wallet	The second wallet upgrade, capable of holding up to 1,000 Rupees. Link can obtain it from Agitha once he gives all 24 golden bugs to her.
Quivers
	Quiver	Can store up to 30 arrows. It is obtained with the Hero Bow.
	Big Quiver	Can store up to 60 arrows. Link can obtain it by completing the STAR Game the first time.
	Giant Quiver	Can store up to 100 arrows. Link can obtain it by completing the STAR Game a second time.

Fish

Sprite	Name	Description
	Greengill	Common small fish that are usually pulled up when fishing baitless.
	Hylian Loach	The young form of an incredibly rare fish that can by pulled up from certain places, such as the Sacred Grove.
	Hylian Pike	A common game fish that can be caught using bait, they are fairly common around Lake Hylia and surrounding areas.
	Hyrule Bass	A common game fish that likes worms, they are especially plentiful in the spring at Kakariko Village.
	Ordon Catfish	A slimy fish found in Ordon Village, it likes Bee Larvae.
	Reekfish	A unique fish that is native to a certain area of Zora's Domain. Once obtained, Link (as a wolf) can learn the Reekfish scent and follow Yeto's trail in Peak Province.

Hidden Skills

Sprite	Name	Description
	Ending Blow	Allows Link to instantly defeat a knocked-down foe.
	Shield Attack	Unsteadies large opponents and knocks small flying enemies down.
	Back Slice	Allows Link to leap behind an enemy to evade them and attack their back.
	Helm Splitter	Allows Link to leap over and attack the head of an enemy stunned by the Shield Attack.
	Mortal Draw	Allows Link to unleash a powerful attack by drawing his sword near an enemy while not targeting.
	Jump Strike	Allows Link to charge a Jump Attack into a powerful area-affecting move.
	Great spin	Powers up the Spin Attack when Link has all his hearts.

Lures

These lures are only available when using the canoe to fish at the Fishing Hole.

Name	Description
Default
Popper Lure	A lure that makes a repetitive noise to scare surface fish away and attract deeper fish.
Spinner Lure	A lure that spins like a propeller as it is reeled in. Shyer fish like the Hylian Pike are coaxed out by it.
Swimmer Lure	The most basic lure, it looks like a small swimming creature. It is easy to use and attracts most surface fish.
Unlockable
Frog Lure	A special lure gained by completing all eight rounds of Hena's Rollgoal minigame. It is difficult to use due to its awkward movement and special technique for hooking, but it is the only legal way to catch the Hylian Loach.
Sinking Lure	A special lure that can be pulled up in a few places once he has angled all the normal fish and obtained the Coral Earring. Hena considers it cheating and will confiscate it on sight.

Scents

Sprite	Name	Description
	Youths' Scent	The smell of the children of Ordon Village, Wolf Link finds it on the remains of the Wooden Sword in Eldin's Hyrule Field when it is covered in twilight. It leads to the Sanctuary, where the kids are hiding.
	Scent of Ilia	Wolf Link finds this scent on Ilia's dropped purse in Lanayru's Hyrule Field. It leads Link through Hyrule Castle Town and eventually to Telma's Bar.
	Poe Scent	This smell is found from any of the defeated Poes' robes in Arbiter's Grounds and is used to find the rest.
	Reekfish Scent	This scent is recovered from an angled Reekfish and is used to find the way through the blizzard at Snowpeak's initial climb.
	Medicine Scent	The scent of spilled medicine at Dr. Borville's clinic, it is used while looking for the Wooden Statue. It leads to Louise in front of Telma's Bar.

Miscellaneous

Name	Description
Ranch Clothes	The outfit Link wears at the start of the game, it is permanently replaced after Link first visits the twilight.
Shadow Crystal	A dark, cursed object that Zant implanted into Link, forcing him to stay in his wolf form. Once Link obtains the Master Sword, he turns back to a human, and Midna holds on to the Shadow Crystal for whenever he wants to transform back into a wolf.
Surf Leaf	A leaf from the frozen tree atop Snowpeak, it is used as an impromptu snowboard to reach Snowpeak Ruins.

Gallery

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Trivia

• The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is the only The Legend of Zelda main series title that was given a T rating from the ESRB.

External links

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