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Fused Shadow

CABAL — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 07:24:14 GMT

Majora's Mask:

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	=== [[Majora's Mask (mask)\|Majora's Mask]] ===		=== [[Majora's Mask (mask)\|Majora's Mask]] ===
-	One of the Fused Shadow's "eyes" bear an uncanny resemblance to the eyes of [[Majora's Mask (mask)\|Majora's Mask]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask]]''. It is possible that it is somehow connected to the mystical tribe that created Majora's Mask, or to the mask itself as a reincarnation of its power.	+	One of the Fused Shadow's "eyes" bear an uncanny resemblance to the eyes of [[Majora's Mask (mask)\|Majora's Mask]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask]]''. It is possible that it is somehow connected to the mystical tribe that created Majora's Mask, or to the mask itself as a reincarnation of its power. The creature the Fused Shadow transforms Midna into also resmbles Majora's first and second forms slightly (a spider-like being with tendrils sprouting from it and the respective mask as the head).
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Midna

CABAL — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 07:17:49 GMT

Trivia:

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	*Midna's irises are colored red in the inner parts and orange in the outer parts. This can be seen clearly in close-up shots of her face throughout the game. Her sclera are also yellow.		*Midna's irises are colored red in the inner parts and orange in the outer parts. This can be seen clearly in close-up shots of her face throughout the game. Her sclera are also yellow.
	*When in an area dispelled of Twilight before Link restores all of the Light Spirits, when in wolf form Midna's shadow can be seen riding on Wolf Link's shadow, even if she isn't physically on Link's back.		*When in an area dispelled of Twilight before Link restores all of the Light Spirits, when in wolf form Midna's shadow can be seen riding on Wolf Link's shadow, even if she isn't physically on Link's back.
-	*In the basement of [[Link's House]] there is a mirror. It will reflect any weapon or tunic Link takes out but will not show Midna's reflection. Some fans see this Easter Egg as symbolizing that Midna has no soul; this is unlikely, however, considering how kind (if not slightly sarcastic) Midna is to Link throughout the game. It may instead show that Midna simply does not belong in the light realm, and thus has no reflection. It also should be noted that in order to "see" the mirror in the darkness, Link must use his senses, and smelling a reflection is impossible.	+	*In the basement of [[Link's House]] there is a mirror. It will reflect any weapon or tunic Link takes out but will not show Midna's reflection. Some fans see this Easter Egg as symbolizing that Midna has no soul; this is unlikely, however, considering how kind (if not slightly sarcastic) Midna is to Link throughout the game. It may instead show that Midna simply does not belong in the light realm, and thus has no reflection. It also should be noted that in order to "see" the mirror in the darkness, Link must use his senses, and smelling a reflection is impossible. Calling her out when in human form still doesn't show her, but that may be because it is just her shadow and not her real body.
	*In the official [[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Trading Card Deck\|''Twilight Princess'' trading card deck]], Midna has two cards -- one for her imp form and one for her true form. The trivia information on the back of the imp card states that the imp form is four feet tall. "Princess Midna" is one of the nine gold cards in the deck.		*In the official [[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Trading Card Deck\|''Twilight Princess'' trading card deck]], Midna has two cards -- one for her imp form and one for her true form. The trivia information on the back of the imp card states that the imp form is four feet tall. "Princess Midna" is one of the nine gold cards in the deck.
	*The name "Midna" may have been inspired by the word "midnight," meaning the middle of the night, specifically 12 o'clock.		*The name "Midna" may have been inspired by the word "midnight," meaning the middle of the night, specifically 12 o'clock.

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Meshcase — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 06:38:58 GMT

things about me:

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	*I, don't care about grammar to much, but I always check what I've written for correctness.		*I, don't care about grammar to much, but I always check what I've written for correctness.
	*In real life, I have terrible hand writing, and it is very messy. So, that's why I'm skiping lines, here. (force of habbit)		*In real life, I have terrible hand writing, and it is very messy. So, that's why I'm skiping lines, here. (force of habbit)
-	*I hate, with a burning passion, disargreements. And will take all arguments, (disagreements) personlally, and will try to resolve them as soon as is possible.	+	*I hate, with a burning passion, disargreements. And will take all arguments, (disagreements) personally, and will try to resolve them as soon as is possible.
	*I guess I'm sarcasstic, but hay, I maybe wrong, but most people call me that, so sure (Kray-zs)		*I guess I'm sarcasstic, but hay, I maybe wrong, but most people call me that, so sure (Kray-zs)
	*I really hate people who are up tight. And I myself, am tight, so I hate myself.		*I really hate people who are up tight. And I myself, am tight, so I hate myself.

Rito

75.159.101.10 — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:12:22 GMT

History:

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	According to [[Medli]] the Rito were once without wings, and had to use [[Grappling Hook]]s to climb Dragon Roost Island. It was through the sky spirit Valoo that they were allowed to use his magic scales to grow wings and fly. Using their wings the Rito became known throughout the great sea as mail carriers delivering mail to people across the scattered island without fear of the monsters that lurked in the waters below.		According to [[Medli]] the Rito were once without wings, and had to use [[Grappling Hook]]s to climb Dragon Roost Island. It was through the sky spirit Valoo that they were allowed to use his magic scales to grow wings and fly. Using their wings the Rito became known throughout the great sea as mail carriers delivering mail to people across the scattered island without fear of the monsters that lurked in the waters below.

-	One day a Rito named [[Quill]] was delivering mail to [[Outset Island]] when he saw a large bird, the [[Helmaroc King (The Wind Waker)\|Helmaroc King]], carrying a girl to a nearby forest. He discovered that the bird had dropped the girl into the forest, but taken another [[Aryll\|young girl]] form the island. He found that the girl's brother [[Link]] wanted to go and save her, but the girl that had originally been captured named [[Tetra]] did not allow it. Quill however convinced her to take Link to the [[Forsaken Fortress]] to save her from the monsters grasp.	+	One day a Rito named [[Quill]] was delivering mail to [[Outset Island]] when he saw a large bird, the [[Helmaroc King (The Wind Waker)\|Helmaroc King]], carrying a girl to a nearby forest. He discovered that the bird had dropped the girl into the forest, but taken another [[Aryll\|young girl]] from the island. He found that the girl's brother [[Link]] wanted to go and save her, but the girl that had originally been captured named [[Tetra]] did not allow it. Quill however convinced her to take Link to the [[Forsaken Fortress]] to save her from the monsters grasp.

	A few days later Quill was surprised to find Link on Dragon Roost Island, his homeland. Having failed to save his sister Link had come to the island in search of [[Pearls of the Goddesses#Din's Pearl\|Din's Pearl]] on his quest to save his sister. Link learns that [[Prince Komali]] has Din's Pearl, but is unwilling to relinquish it. Prince Komali is of the age that members of the Rito tribe traditionally climb to the top of Dragon Roost to get a scale from Valoo, which allows a Rito to grow wings. However, Valoo has grown violent and unpredictable and Prince Komali is fearful to attempt the journey. He agrees to give Link the pearl if Link can reach Valoo. With the help of [[Medli]], a member of the Rito tribe, Link makes his way to Valoo and defeats the monster that had been upsetting the dragon, earning Din's Pearl and Komali's respect.		A few days later Quill was surprised to find Link on Dragon Roost Island, his homeland. Having failed to save his sister Link had come to the island in search of [[Pearls of the Goddesses#Din's Pearl\|Din's Pearl]] on his quest to save his sister. Link learns that [[Prince Komali]] has Din's Pearl, but is unwilling to relinquish it. Prince Komali is of the age that members of the Rito tribe traditionally climb to the top of Dragon Roost to get a scale from Valoo, which allows a Rito to grow wings. However, Valoo has grown violent and unpredictable and Prince Komali is fearful to attempt the journey. He agrees to give Link the pearl if Link can reach Valoo. With the help of [[Medli]], a member of the Rito tribe, Link makes his way to Valoo and defeats the monster that had been upsetting the dragon, earning Din's Pearl and Komali's respect.

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SagravOramaz13 — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:11:16 GMT

New user account

New page

Lost Woods

Jedimasterlink — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:23:00 GMT

The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons:

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	=== ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]'' ===		=== ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]'' ===
-	[[File:Lost Woods (Oracle of Seasons).png\|thumb\|left\|The Lost Woods from Oracle of Seasons]]	+	[[File:Lost Woods (Oracle of Seasons).png\|thumb\|left\|The Lost Woods from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons\|Oracle of Seasons'']]]]
	The Lost Woods are the location of the penultimate step in the [[Quest for the Noble Sword (Oracle of Seasons)\|Quest for the Noble Sword]]. Beneath a tree in the southeastern region of the woods is a singing [[Deku Scrub]]. After Link plays the [[Phonograph]] for it, it tells Link how to find the [[Noble Sword]] by teaching him the correct path to navigate the Lost Woods. Similar to the Lost Woods in ''The Legend of Zelda'', the Lost Woods include a repeating screen in which Link must travel in each direction in the correct order while also using the Rod of Seasons to manipulate nature in order to pass. After successfully navigating it, Link can either travel west to the [[Noble Sword]] or north, further into the [[Tarm Ruins]].		The Lost Woods are the location of the penultimate step in the [[Quest for the Noble Sword (Oracle of Seasons)\|Quest for the Noble Sword]]. Beneath a tree in the southeastern region of the woods is a singing [[Deku Scrub]]. After Link plays the [[Phonograph]] for it, it tells Link how to find the [[Noble Sword]] by teaching him the correct path to navigate the Lost Woods. Similar to the Lost Woods in ''The Legend of Zelda'', the Lost Woods include a repeating screen in which Link must travel in each direction in the correct order while also using the Rod of Seasons to manipulate nature in order to pass. After successfully navigating it, Link can either travel west to the [[Noble Sword]] or north, further into the [[Tarm Ruins]].

The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks characters

Jedimasterlink — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:21:10 GMT

forgot one

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	* [[Link]]		* [[Link]]
	* [[Malladus]]		* [[Malladus]]
		+	* [[Niko]]
	* [[Phantom]]		* [[Phantom]]
	* [[Photographer]]		* [[Photographer]]

Blind

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	\|firstgame = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past\|A Link to the Past]]'' ([[1991]])		\|firstgame = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past\|A Link to the Past]]'' ([[1991]])
	\|games =		\|games =
-	\|found = [[Thieves' Town]], [[Palace of the Four Sword]]	+	\|found = [[Thieves' Town]]<br>[[Palace of the Four Sword]]
	\|weapon = Fireballs		\|weapon = Fireballs
	\|eweapon = [[Sword]]		\|eweapon = [[Sword]]
-	\|spoils = [[Heart Container]], [[Crystal]]	+	\|spoils = [[Heart Container]]<br>[[Crystal]]
	}}		}}
	'''Blind''' is the boss of [[Thieves' Town]], the fourth dungeon in the [[Dark World (A Link to the Past)\|Dark World]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]''. In the [[Game Boy Advance]] port of ''A Link to the Past'', Blind (with a different color palette) reappears as a mini-boss in the [[Palace of the Four Sword]].		'''Blind''' is the boss of [[Thieves' Town]], the fourth dungeon in the [[Dark World (A Link to the Past)\|Dark World]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]''. In the [[Game Boy Advance]] port of ''A Link to the Past'', Blind (with a different color palette) reappears as a mini-boss in the [[Palace of the Four Sword]].
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	== Battle ==		== Battle ==
-	Once Blind begins the battle, he fires magical energy beams at Link at a regular pace. As he sustains damage, Blind's body crumples into a heap, and his head is dislodged. Shortly thereafter, he regenerates and begins his regular attack pattern again, while his disembodied head works in tandem with Blind to damage Link. After having sustained yet more damage, he repeats the process, creating another disembodied head that Link has to avoid. After damaging him the third time, Blind is defeated.	+	Once Blind begins the battle, he fires magical energy beams at Link at a regular pace. As he sustains damage, Blind's body crumples into a heap, and his head is dislodged. Shortly thereafter, he regenerates and begins his regular attack pattern again while his disembodied head works in tandem with Blind to damage Link. After having sustained yet more damage, he repeats the process, creating another disembodied head that Link has to avoid. After damaging him sufficiently the third time, Blind is defeated.

	=== Video ===		=== Video ===

ReDead

Jedimasterlink — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:17:12 GMT

some things

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	=== ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]'' ===		=== ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]'' ===
-	[[File:ReDead (The Wind Waker).png\|70px\|right\|A ReDead from ''The Wind Waker'']]	+	[[File:ReDead (The Wind Waker).png\|70px\|left\|A ReDead from ''The Wind Waker'']]
	The appearance of ReDeads are different than their ''Ocarina of Time'' counterparts. They are teal-skinned, voodoo-esque zombie creatures with recessed eyes and elongated, hoop-bearing earlobes. Like their predecessors, they scream and paralyze Link on sight. Unlike previous generations, however, their shriek is more like the sound an elephant makes, and when they catch sight of Link, their jaws and arms stretch downward while their eyes bulge and turn red, creating a terrifying visage. They are found in the [[Earth Temple]], [[Ganon's Tower (The Wind Waker)\|Ganon's Tower]], the [[Savage Labyrinth]] on [[Outset Island]] and the basement maze in the [[Cabana]] on the [[Private Oasis]].		The appearance of ReDeads are different than their ''Ocarina of Time'' counterparts. They are teal-skinned, voodoo-esque zombie creatures with recessed eyes and elongated, hoop-bearing earlobes. Like their predecessors, they scream and paralyze Link on sight. Unlike previous generations, however, their shriek is more like the sound an elephant makes, and when they catch sight of Link, their jaws and arms stretch downward while their eyes bulge and turn red, creating a terrifying visage. They are found in the [[Earth Temple]], [[Ganon's Tower (The Wind Waker)\|Ganon's Tower]], the [[Savage Labyrinth]] on [[Outset Island]] and the basement maze in the [[Cabana]] on the [[Private Oasis]].

	Redeads in Wind Waker lack the power to freeze Link with their screams while he preforms a jump attack at them in midair. Instead, Link's move should follow through, knocking the zombie off balance and giving a Link a chance to go after it with a series of sword slashes to defeat it before it can retaliate. This is best done by performing a jump attack with the [[Skull Hammer]], as it has longer range and connects much more frequently than a sword would. It should still be attacked with a sword after it is hit by the hammer.		Redeads in Wind Waker lack the power to freeze Link with their screams while he preforms a jump attack at them in midair. Instead, Link's move should follow through, knocking the zombie off balance and giving a Link a chance to go after it with a series of sword slashes to defeat it before it can retaliate. This is best done by performing a jump attack with the [[Skull Hammer]], as it has longer range and connects much more frequently than a sword would. It should still be attacked with a sword after it is hit by the hammer.

-	Interestingly, if Link shoots an arrow or throws his boomarang at a distant ReDead, it will turn to stare at Link, but will not be stunned. Also, Link can [[Z-target\|L-target]] Redeads from a distance and hit them with the [[Grappling Hook]] to snatch large amounts of [[Rupee]]s.	+	Interestingly, if Link shoots an arrow or throws his boomerang at a distant ReDead, it will turn to stare at Link, but will not be stunned. Also, Link can [[Z-target\|L-target]] Redeads from a distance and hit them with the [[Grappling Hook]] to snatch large amounts of [[Rupee]]s.

	=== ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]'' ===		=== ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]'' ===
-	[[File:ReDead Knight.png\|\|70px\|right]]	+	[[File:ReDead Knight.png\|\|70px\|right\|A ReDead Knight from Twilight Princess]]
	{{main\|ReDead Knight}}		{{main\|ReDead Knight}}
-	Generic ReDeads do not appear, but a new version named the [[ReDead Knight]] is introduced. Like its past counterparts, it still uses many of the same attack patterns such as shrieking. One new addition, however, is that ReDead Knights wield large [[sword]]s. It should be noted, however, that the official [[Nintendo]] strategy guide refers to them soley as ReDeads.	+	Generic ReDeads do not appear, but a new version named the [[ReDead Knight]] is introduced. Like its past counterparts, it still uses many of the same attack patterns such as shrieking to stun Link, though its shriek is much lower-pitched than those of previous ReDead incarnations. One new addition to its attack patterns is that ReDead Knights wield large [[sword]]s. Once Link is stunned by a ReDead Knight's shriek, he has no chance of escaping being hit by the sword. It should be noted, however, that the official [[Nintendo]] strategy guide refers to them solely as ReDeads.

	== Other appearances ==		== Other appearances ==

ReDead

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	=== ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]'' ===		=== ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]'' ===
		+	[[File:ReDead Knight.png\|\|70px\|right]]
	{{main\|ReDead Knight}}		{{main\|ReDead Knight}}
	Generic ReDeads do not appear, but a new version named the [[ReDead Knight]] is introduced. Like its past counterparts, it still uses many of the same attack patterns such as shrieking. One new addition, however, is that ReDead Knights wield large [[sword]]s. It should be noted, however, that the official [[Nintendo]] strategy guide refers to them soley as ReDeads.		Generic ReDeads do not appear, but a new version named the [[ReDead Knight]] is introduced. Like its past counterparts, it still uses many of the same attack patterns such as shrieking. One new addition, however, is that ReDead Knights wield large [[sword]]s. It should be noted, however, that the official [[Nintendo]] strategy guide refers to them soley as ReDeads.

Dragonfly

Jedimasterlink — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:00:54 GMT

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	\|weapon = Electric tail		\|weapon = Electric tail
-	\|eweapon = [[Hero's Bow]]<br>Bubbles<br>Sword	+	\|eweapon = [[Hero's Bow]]<br>Bubbles<br>[[Sword]]
	\|life =		\|life =
	\|spoils =		\|spoils =
	}}		}}
	{{Q\|Isn't that a Dragonfly? As long as you stay away from its tail, it's no big danger.\|[[Tatl]]}}		{{Q\|Isn't that a Dragonfly? As long as you stay away from its tail, it's no big danger.\|[[Tatl]]}}
-	'''Dragonflies''' are enemies from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask]]''. They are giant insects that will attempt to electrocute [[Link]] with their long tails. To defeat a Dragonfly, Link must hit their tails with a projectile or drop [[Deku Nut]]s on it after launching out of a [[Deku Flower]] when Link is in [[Deku Mask\|Deku Scrub]] form (much like the [[Snapper]]s, they can also be killed by launching out of a Deku Flower when they are directly above it). Alternatively they can be killed by the sword if their initial attack misses. Dragonflies are easily killed by any projectile weapon, however. Dragonflies can be found in the [[Southern Swamp (location)\|Southern Swamp]], [[Woodfall]], [[Woodfall Temple]], and [[Stone Tower Temple]].	+	'''Dragonflies''' are enemies from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask]]''. They are giant insects that will attempt to electrocute [[Link]] with their long tails. Dragonflies can be found in the [[Southern Swamp (location)\|Southern Swamp]], [[Woodfall]], [[Woodfall Temple]], and [[Stone Tower Temple]].

-	{{MMNav}}	+	To defeat a Dragonfly, Link must hit their tails with a projectile or drop [[Deku Nut]]s on it after launching out of a [[Deku Flower]] when Link is in [[Deku Mask\|Deku Scrub]] form. Much like the [[Snapper]]s, they can also be killed by launching out of a Deku Flower when they are directly above it. Alternatively, they can be killed with a [[sword]] if their initial attack misses. Dragonflies are easily killed by any projectile weapon, however.

		+	{{MMNav}}
	[[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask enemies]]		[[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask enemies]]

User:Jedimasterlink

Jedimasterlink — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 03:56:49 GMT

Ocarina of Time: That does it. Spirit Tracks is actually looking really good now. Curses, I need a DS...

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-	\|image = [[File:The_Legend_of_Zelda_-_Spirit_Tracks_(logo).png\|30px]]
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-	\|text = This user thinks '''''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks\|<span style="color:black;">Spirit Tracks</span>]]''''' is a poor diversion from '''''[[The Legend of Zelda (upcoming Wii game)\|<span style="color:black;">Zelda Wii</span>]]'''''.
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Sun's Song

Jedimasterlink — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 03:49:31 GMT

Story:

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	== Story ==		== Story ==
-	[[File:Sun's Song.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The notes for the "Sun's Song", engraved onto the Royal Family's Tomb]]	+	[[File:Sun's Song.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The notes for the "Sun's Song" engraved onto the Royal Family's Tomb]]
	{{spoiler}}		{{spoiler}}
-	Link first hears of the "Sun's Song" from the Composer Brothers, who both haunt their respective gravestone in the [[Kakariko Graveyard]]. They tell him of its conception and purpose, and that the notes were inscribed onto the sealed door leading to the crypt of the [[Royal Family of Hyrule\|Royal Family]]. Link opens the way to the [[Royal Family's Tomb]] by playing "[[Zelda's Lullaby]]" while standing atop a [[Triforce]] emblem and enters the tomb. He passes the small tests therein and dodges the [[ReDead]]s, and finds the tomb door. As Link plays the song, all ReDeads in the area are stunned for a short while, making his escape from the tomb easier.	+	Link first hears of the "Sun's Song" from the Composer Brothers, who both haunt their respective gravestone in the [[Kakariko Graveyard]]. They tell him of its conception and purpose, and that the notes were inscribed onto the sealed door leading to the crypt of the [[Royal Family of Hyrule\|Royal Family]]. Link opens the way to the [[Royal Family's Tomb]] by playing "[[Zelda's Lullaby]]" while standing atop a [[Triforce]] emblem and enters the tomb. He passes the small tests therein and dodges the [[ReDead]]s, and finds the tomb door. When Link plays the song, all ReDeads in the area are stunned for a short while, making his escape from the tomb much easier.
	{{endspoiler}}		{{endspoiler}}

Talk:Malladus

Jedimasterlink — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 03:48:06 GMT

Malladus:

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	{{T14\|text=He could always be a puppet of Ganon. <insert speculation and conspiracy here>}}		{{T14\|text=He could always be a puppet of Ganon. <insert speculation and conspiracy here>}}
		+	{{JML\|text=I sincerely hope that isn't the case, but I can't deny the possibility.}}

Twinmold

Jedimasterlink — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 03:46:21 GMT

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	\|name = Twinmold		\|name = Twinmold
-	\|image = [[File:Twinmold (Majora's Mask).png\|250px\|Twinmold]]	+	\|image = [[File:Twinmold (Majora's Mask).png\|250px\|Artwork of Twinmold]]
-	\|caption = Artwork of Giant Masked Insect: Twinmold	+	\|caption = Artwork of Twinmold
	\|firstgame = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask\|Majora's Mask]]'' ([[2000]])		\|firstgame = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask\|Majora's Mask]]'' ([[2000]])
	\|found = [[Stone Tower Temple]]		\|found = [[Stone Tower Temple]]

Talk:Malladus

Triforce 14 — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 03:45:53 GMT

Malladus:

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	{{AK\|time=02:23, November 21, 2009 (UTC)\|text=Darn. I hoped they'd be subtle and call him Choochoo Ganon.}}		{{AK\|time=02:23, November 21, 2009 (UTC)\|text=Darn. I hoped they'd be subtle and call him Choochoo Ganon.}}
	{{JML\|text=My sentiments exactly, MaloMart.}}		{{JML\|text=My sentiments exactly, MaloMart.}}
		+	{{T14\|text=He could always be a puppet of Ganon. <insert speculation and conspiracy here>}}

Talk:Malladus

Jedimasterlink — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 03:39:04 GMT

Malladus:

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	{{MaloMart\|Oh good, it's not Ganondorf. Malladus is a pretty cool name.}}		{{MaloMart\|Oh good, it's not Ganondorf. Malladus is a pretty cool name.}}
	{{AK\|time=02:23, November 21, 2009 (UTC)\|text=Darn. I hoped they'd be subtle and call him Choochoo Ganon.}}		{{AK\|time=02:23, November 21, 2009 (UTC)\|text=Darn. I hoped they'd be subtle and call him Choochoo Ganon.}}
		+	{{JML\|text=My sentiments exactly, MaloMart.}}

The Hero of Time

Jedimasterlink — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 03:32:38 GMT

removing reduntant information that was redundant

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	'''''The Hero of Time''''', (Full title: '''''The Legend of Zelda: The Hero of Time''''') is an independent ''The Legend of Zelda'' fan film being produced by BMB Finishes, directed by Joel Musch and starring David Blane as [[Link]]. It is estimated to be around two hours long and was first shown at the Plaza Atlanta independent theatre on June 6, 2009. The film is to be uploaded onto [[Wikipedia:Dailymotion\|Dailymotion]] on December 14, and will subsequently made available as a free downladable DVD.		'''''The Hero of Time''''', (Full title: '''''The Legend of Zelda: The Hero of Time''''') is an independent ''The Legend of Zelda'' fan film being produced by BMB Finishes, directed by Joel Musch and starring David Blane as [[Link]]. It is estimated to be around two hours long and was first shown at the Plaza Atlanta independent theatre on June 6, 2009. The film is to be uploaded onto [[Wikipedia:Dailymotion\|Dailymotion]] on December 14, and will subsequently made available as a free downladable DVD.

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	The film is set in [[Hyrule]] where a young boy from the [[Kokiri Forest\|forest]] (Link) is beckoned by his dreams and the sage of the forest (the [[Great Deku Tree\|Deku Tree]]) to venture to the city of Hyrule and seek [[Princess Zelda]]'s council. The evil Lord [[Ganondorf]] has plotted to overthrow the kingdom which propels Princess Zelda into hiding. Link endeavors to save them by pulling of the [[Master Sword]] in the [[Temple of Time (Ocarina of Time)\|Temple of Time]]. Consequently sending him 5 years into the future where Ganon now rules and threatens the future of the kingdom. Link must find a way to not only save his princess but the land he’s fervent for.		The film is set in [[Hyrule]] where a young boy from the [[Kokiri Forest\|forest]] (Link) is beckoned by his dreams and the sage of the forest (the [[Great Deku Tree\|Deku Tree]]) to venture to the city of Hyrule and seek [[Princess Zelda]]'s council. The evil Lord [[Ganondorf]] has plotted to overthrow the kingdom which propels Princess Zelda into hiding. Link endeavors to save them by pulling of the [[Master Sword]] in the [[Temple of Time (Ocarina of Time)\|Temple of Time]]. Consequently sending him 5 years into the future where Ganon now rules and threatens the future of the kingdom. Link must find a way to not only save his princess but the land he’s fervent for.
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-	The film appears to follow most of the events of ''Ocarina of Time'', save for some differences likely made for time constraints in the film.

	== Cast ==		== Cast ==

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

76.206.52.108 — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 03:19:39 GMT

Talk:Niko

MaloMart — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:41:37 GMT

Created page with '{{MaloMart|Hooray! Niko's in Spirit Tracks!}}'

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Talk:Malladus

AuronKaizer — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:23:28 GMT

Malladus:

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	{{MaloMart\|Oh good, it's not Ganondorf. Malladus is a pretty cool name.}}		{{MaloMart\|Oh good, it's not Ganondorf. Malladus is a pretty cool name.}}
		+	{{AK\|time=02:23, November 21, 2009 (UTC)\|text=Darn. I hoped they'd be subtle and call him Choochoo Ganon.}}

Talk:Malladus

MaloMart — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:19:11 GMT

Hang on:

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	{{AK\|time=22:32, November 18, 2009 (UTC)\|text=As I said in the edit summary that didn't show up thanks to an edit conflict, all the major sites are saying it's the Demon King. So for now, it's a "guilty until proven otherwise" situation.}}		{{AK\|time=22:32, November 18, 2009 (UTC)\|text=As I said in the edit summary that didn't show up thanks to an edit conflict, all the major sites are saying it's the Demon King. So for now, it's a "guilty until proven otherwise" situation.}}
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		+	== Malladus ==
		+	{{MaloMart\|Oh good, it's not Ganondorf. Malladus is a pretty cool name.}}

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Triforce 14 — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:03:24 GMT

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Mt. Cucco

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	The [[Pyramid Jewel]] can be found in an underwater cavern on Mt. Cucco, and a [[Subrosia]]n portal on the mountain will take Link east of the [[Subrosia Market]].		The [[Pyramid Jewel]] can be found in an underwater cavern on Mt. Cucco, and a [[Subrosia]]n portal on the mountain will take Link east of the [[Subrosia Market]].
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		+	[[File:Mt Cucco.png\|frame\|center\|<center>Mt. Cucco</center>]]

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Sunken City

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	Link passes through here on his quest to obtain the eight [[Essences of Nature]] and defeat General Onox. In a cave, he meets the [[Master Diver]] and becomes his apprentice. After succesfully completing his test, Link is given the [[Zora's Flippers]], allowing him to dive through an underwater cave to the foot of the nearby mountain.		Link passes through here on his quest to obtain the eight [[Essences of Nature]] and defeat General Onox. In a cave, he meets the [[Master Diver]] and becomes his apprentice. After succesfully completing his test, Link is given the [[Zora's Flippers]], allowing him to dive through an underwater cave to the foot of the nearby mountain.
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		+	[[File:Sunken City.png\|center\|frame\|<center>Sunken City</center>]]

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Goron Mountain

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	'''Goron Mountain''' is a location from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]''. A region of [[Holodrum]], it is located east of the [[Northern Peak]], and north of [[Sunken City]]. As its name implies, it is where the majority of the [[Goron]] race of Holodrum resides. At the peak of the mountain [[Link]] meets [[Biggoron]] who is willing to trade his [[Goron Vase]] for [[Lava Soup]].		'''Goron Mountain''' is a location from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]''. A region of [[Holodrum]], it is located east of the [[Northern Peak]], and north of [[Sunken City]]. As its name implies, it is where the majority of the [[Goron]] race of Holodrum resides. At the peak of the mountain [[Link]] meets [[Biggoron]] who is willing to trade his [[Goron Vase]] for [[Lava Soup]].
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		+	[[File:Goron Mountain.png\|frame\|center\|<center>Goron Mountain</center>]]

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The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks characters

AuronKaizer — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 01:42:44 GMT

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	* [[Chancellor Cole]]		* [[Chancellor Cole]]
-	* [[Demon King]]
	* [[Gage]]		* [[Gage]]
	* [[Link]]		* [[Link]]
		+	* [[Malladus]]
	* [[Phantom]]		* [[Phantom]]
	* [[Photographer]]		* [[Photographer]]

Anjean

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-	'''Anjean''' is a character from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]''. A member of the [[Lokomo]] tribe, she is the sage in charge of protecting the [[Spirit Tower]]. Strongly opposed to the [[Demon King]]'s reign, Anjean does everything in her power to aid [[Link]] and prevent the demon's revival.	+	'''Anjean''' is a character from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]''. A member of the [[Lokomo]] tribe, she is the sage in charge of protecting the [[Spirit Tower]]. Strongly opposed to the reign of [[Malladus]], Anjean does everything in her power to aid [[Link]] and prevent the Demon King's revival.

	Interestingly, Anjean bears slight resemblance to an elderly version of [[Tetra]], and there may be some sort of connection between the two.		Interestingly, Anjean bears slight resemblance to an elderly version of [[Tetra]], and there may be some sort of connection between the two.

Spirit Tower

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-	'''Spirit Tower''' is a location from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]''. The tower serves as a means of keeping order over [[New Hyrule]] and the [[Spirit Tracks]], but during the game, it is broken apart into segments. The sage of the Spirit Tower, [[Anjean]], uses all her strength to hold the tower's base down, and this gives [[Link]] enough time to ascend the first portion of the structure and begin his quest to stop [[Chancellor Cole]] and prevent the revival of the [[Demon King]].	+	'''Spirit Tower''' is a location from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]''. The tower serves as a means of keeping order over [[New Hyrule]] and the [[Spirit Tracks]], but during the game, it is broken apart into segments. The sage of the Spirit Tower, [[Anjean]], uses all her strength to hold the tower's base down, and this gives [[Link]] enough time to ascend the first portion of the structure and begin his quest to stop [[Chancellor Cole]] and prevent the revival of [[Malladus]].

	Link periodically returns to the Spirit Tower whenever he returns one of its pieces, much like the [[Temple of the Ocean King]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]]''. However, Link does not have to return to sections he has already explored.		Link periodically returns to the Spirit Tower whenever he returns one of its pieces, much like the [[Temple of the Ocean King]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]]''. However, Link does not have to return to sections he has already explored.

New Hyrule

AuronKaizer — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 01:41:43 GMT

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-	'''New Hyrule''' is the land where the story of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]'' unfolds. After the [[Great Flood\|flooding]] of the original [[Hyrule\|Kingdom of Hyrule]] by the [[Great Sea]], [[Link]], [[Tetra]] and her band of [[Tetra's Pirates\|pirates]] set out to to find new land; not to be the old Hyrule, but a new land of their own. Eventually, they came upon an uninhabited land, christening it New Hyrule and reinstating the Hyrulean monarchy. Thereafter followed an age of peace, in which the spirits of good watched over the Hyrulean people. However, this small period of peace soon came to an end when the evil [[Demon King]] appeared, seeking to destroy all the land.	+	'''New Hyrule''' is the land where the story of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]'' unfolds. After the [[Great Flood\|flooding]] of the original [[Hyrule\|Kingdom of Hyrule]] by the [[Great Sea]], [[Link]], [[Tetra]] and her band of [[Tetra's Pirates\|pirates]] set out to to find new land; not to be the old Hyrule, but a new land of their own. Eventually, they came upon an uninhabited land, christening it New Hyrule and reinstating the Hyrulean monarchy. Thereafter followed an age of peace, in which the spirits of good watched over the Hyrulean people. However, this small period of peace soon came to an end when the evil Demon King [[Malladus]] appeared, seeking to destroy all the land.

	The spirits of good came down from the heavens to battle this foe; they were successful in subduing the enemy, but could not destroy him. The Demon King was sealed deep beneath the earth; giant shackles were forged and a huge [[Spirit Tower]] was erected to maintain the seal on the Demon King. However, the power of the spirits was depleted during the battle with the Demon King, and they ascended to the heavens, leaving New Hyrule, now bereft of spirits and demons, in the hands of the chosen Hyrulean people. As time passed, New Hyrule became a prosperous kingdom, and the chains used to bind the Demon King became [[Spirit Tracks\|tracks]] for a new technological marvel, the [[Spirit Train\|train]].		The spirits of good came down from the heavens to battle this foe; they were successful in subduing the enemy, but could not destroy him. The Demon King was sealed deep beneath the earth; giant shackles were forged and a huge [[Spirit Tower]] was erected to maintain the seal on the Demon King. However, the power of the spirits was depleted during the battle with the Demon King, and they ascended to the heavens, leaving New Hyrule, now bereft of spirits and demons, in the hands of the chosen Hyrulean people. As time passed, New Hyrule became a prosperous kingdom, and the chains used to bind the Demon King became [[Spirit Tracks\|tracks]] for a new technological marvel, the [[Spirit Train\|train]].

Chancellor Cole

AuronKaizer — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 01:41:20 GMT

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-	{{Spoiler}}	+	'''Chancellor Cole''' is a character from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]''. He lives in [[Hyrule Castle]] and works for [[Princess Zelda]]. When the [[Spirit Tracks]] start disappearing, however, she grows suspicious of Cole and requests for [[Link]] to guide her to the [[Spirit Tower]] via the [[Spirit Train]]. Link and his mentor, [[Alfonzo]], attempt to do this, but they are stopped halfway by Chancellor Cole and his second-in-command. The pair easily defeat Link and Alfonzo and go on to murder Princess Zelda. Chancellor Cole than takes Zelda's lifeless body and uses it as a vessel in an attempt to revive the Demon King, [[Malladus]]. To stop him, Princess Zelda's [[ghost]] inhabits [[Phantom]] and aids Link in stopping Chancellor Cole and reviving herself. Underneath his suspicious pair of hats are demonic horns which he keeps hidden. The horns can be seen in the official trailer when he attacks Zelda.
-	'''Chancellor Cole''' is a character from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]''. He lives in [[Hyrule Castle]] and works for [[Princess Zelda]]. When the [[Spirit Tracks]] start disappearing, however, she grows suspicious of Cole and requests for [[Link]] to guide her to the [[Spirit Tower]] via the [[Spirit Train]]. Link and his mentor, [[Alfonzo]], attempt to do this, but they are stopped halfway by Chancellor Cole and his second-in-command. The pair easily defeat Link and Alfonzo and go on to murder Princess Zelda. Chancellor Cole than takes Zelda's lifeless body and uses it as a vessel in an attempt to revive the [[Demon King]]. To stop him, Princess Zelda's [[ghost]] inhabits [[Phantom]] and aids Link in stopping Chancellor Cole and reviving herself. Underneath his suspicious pair of hats are demonic horns which he keeps hidden. The horns can be seen in the official trailer when he attacks Zelda.
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Northern Peak

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	Despite its name, Northern Peak is not a mountain, but rather the courtyard of [[Onox's Castle]]. Until [[Link]] has gathered the eight [[Essences of Nature]] and received the [[Maku Seed]], the powers of darkness will blow him out of the peak. The Maku Seed dispels the dark force and allows Link to enter Onox's Castle.		Despite its name, Northern Peak is not a mountain, but rather the courtyard of [[Onox's Castle]]. Until [[Link]] has gathered the eight [[Essences of Nature]] and received the [[Maku Seed]], the powers of darkness will blow him out of the peak. The Maku Seed dispels the dark force and allows Link to enter Onox's Castle.
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		+	[[File:Northern Peak.png\|frame\|center\|<center>The Northern Peak</center>]]

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Spirit Tracks

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-	The '''Spirit Tracks''' are items from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]''. Located in [[New Hyrule]], they serve as the shackles that detain the evil [[Demon King]] in his underground imprisonment. These shackles, extending the land of New Hyrule in four different directions, are used by the surrounding community as transportation railways. During the events of the game, however, the tracks start mysteriously disappearing. [[Link]] sets out to prevent this, as if they disappear completely, there will be nothing to hold the Demon King anymore, and he will be able to return to New Hyrule. Link uses the Spirit Tracks throughout his adventure as a means of transportation through New Hyrule.	+	The '''Spirit Tracks''' are items from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]''. Located in [[New Hyrule]], they serve as the shackles that detain the evil [[Malladus]] in his underground imprisonment. These shackles, extending the land of New Hyrule in four different directions, are used by the surrounding community as transportation railways. During the events of the game, however, the tracks start mysteriously disappearing. [[Link]] sets out to prevent this, as if they disappear completely, there will be nothing to hold Malladus anymore, and he will be able to return to New Hyrule. Link uses the Spirit Tracks throughout his adventure as a means of transportation through New Hyrule.

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Onox's Castle

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-	'''Onox's Castle''' is the final dungeon in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]''. It is the home and stronghold of [[General Onox]], the antagonist of the game. To gain access to the palace, [[Link]] must have obtained the eight [[Essences of Nature]] and the [[Maku Seed]]. Unlike previous dungeons of the game, Onox's Castle is relatively short and linear. It contains no [[Small Key]]s, [[Chest]]s, [[Dungeon Map]], [[Compass]] or [[Big Key]]. It consists of seven rooms, three of which contain no enemies.	+	'''Onox's Castle''' is the final dungeon in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]''. Located atop the [[Northern Peak]], it is the home and stronghold of [[General Onox]], the antagonist of the game. To gain access to the palace, [[Link]] must have obtained the eight [[Essences of Nature]] and the [[Maku Seed]]. Unlike previous dungeons of the game, Onox's Castle is relatively short and linear. It contains no [[Small Key]]s, [[Chest]]s, [[Dungeon Map]], [[Compass]] or [[Big Key]]. It consists of seven rooms, three of which contain no enemies.

	In the final room, Link witnesses [[Din (oracle)\|Din]] becoming encased in crystal. The [[General Onox (boss)\|final battle]] between Link and Onox then commences. After defeating General Onox, the floor begins to disappear and Link falls to a new arena, presumably below the castle. Here, Onox morphs into [[Dark Dragon]], and the final battle of the game is waged.		In the final room, Link witnesses [[Din (oracle)\|Din]] becoming encased in crystal. The [[General Onox (boss)\|final battle]] between Link and Onox then commences. After defeating General Onox, the floor begins to disappear and Link falls to a new arena, presumably below the castle. Here, Onox morphs into [[Dark Dragon]], and the final battle of the game is waged.

The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks

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	[[File:Link and Princess Zelda (Spirit Tracks).png\|right\|150px\|Artwork of Link and Princess Zelda]]		[[File:Link and Princess Zelda (Spirit Tracks).png\|right\|150px\|Artwork of Link and Princess Zelda]]
-	''The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks'' is the direct sequel to ''The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass''. After defeating [[Bellum]] in the [[World of the Ocean King]], Link, [[Tetra]] and her band of [[Tetra's Pirates\|pirates]] set out to discover a new [[Hyrule]]; eventually, they came upon an uninhabited land, christening it [[New Hyrule]] and reinstating the Hyrulean monarchy. Thereafter followed an age of peace, in which the spirits of good watched over the Hyrulean people. However, this small period of peace soon came to an end when the evil [[Demon King]] appeared, seeking to destroy all the land.	+	''The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks'' is the direct sequel to ''The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass''. After defeating [[Bellum]] in the [[World of the Ocean King]], Link, [[Tetra]] and her band of [[Tetra's Pirates\|pirates]] set out to discover a new [[Hyrule]]; eventually, they came upon an uninhabited land, christening it [[New Hyrule]] and reinstating the Hyrulean monarchy. Thereafter followed an age of peace, in which the spirits of good watched over the Hyrulean people. However, this small period of peace soon came to an end when the evil Demon King, [[Malladus]], appeared, seeking to destroy all the land.

-	The spirits of good came down from the heavens to battle this foe; they were successful in subduing the enemy, but could not destroy him. The Demon King was sealed deep beneath the earth; giant shackles were forged and a huge [[Spirit Tower]] was erected to maintain the seal on the Demon King. However, the power of the spirits was depleted during the battle with the Demon King, and they ascended to the heavens, leaving New Hyrule, now bereft of spirits and demons, in the hands of the chosen Hyrulean people. As time passed, New Hyrule became a prosperous kingdom, and the chains used to bind the Demon King became [[Spirit Tracks\|tracks]] for a new technological marvel, the [[Spirit Train\|train]].	+	The spirits of good came down from the heavens to battle this foe; they were successful in subduing the enemy, but could not destroy him. Malladus was sealed deep beneath the earth; giant shackles were forged and a huge [[Spirit Tower]] was erected to maintain the seal on Malladus. However, the power of the spirits was depleted during the battle with Malladus, and they ascended to the heavens, leaving New Hyrule, now bereft of spirits and demons, in the hands of the chosen Hyrulean people. As time passed, New Hyrule became a prosperous kingdom, and the chains used to bind Malladus became [[Spirit Tracks\|tracks]] for a new technological marvel, the [[Spirit Train\|train]].

	The game opens up with Link — an apprentice railroad engineer — who travels to the castle of [[Princess Zelda]] to atten a graduation ceremony where the honor of [[Royal Engineer]] will be bestowed onto him by the princess herself. As she rewards Link for his service, she slips him a note, warning of the suspicious [[Chancellor Cole]], and to take a hidden path and meet her in secret. She requests Links help in investigating the mystery of the vanishing Spirit Tracks – she's restricted to her quarters, but needs Links help sneaking out of the castle to figure out why the Spirit Tracks are mysteriously disappearing all over the land. Zelda then presents Link with a change of clothing – the [[Hero's Clothes]]– which will help Link blend in and trick the similarly dressed guards.		The game opens up with Link — an apprentice railroad engineer — who travels to the castle of [[Princess Zelda]] to atten a graduation ceremony where the honor of [[Royal Engineer]] will be bestowed onto him by the princess herself. As she rewards Link for his service, she slips him a note, warning of the suspicious [[Chancellor Cole]], and to take a hidden path and meet her in secret. She requests Links help in investigating the mystery of the vanishing Spirit Tracks – she's restricted to her quarters, but needs Links help sneaking out of the castle to figure out why the Spirit Tracks are mysteriously disappearing all over the land. Zelda then presents Link with a change of clothing – the [[Hero's Clothes]]– which will help Link blend in and trick the similarly dressed guards.

-	After their success, the two finally make it out of the castle and bump into [[Alfonzo]], Link's Master Engineer, who taught him how to become an engineer. As Alfonzo was once a [[Hyrulean Soldiers\|soldier]], he helps Zelda and Link escape on a train towards the Spirit Tower, but as they're off to investigate, the tracks start vanishing right out underneath the vehicle. After a spectacular crash they are stopped halfway by Chancellor Cole and his second-in-command. The pair easily defeat Link and Alfonzo, and go on to murder Princess Zelda. Chancellor Cole than takes Zelda's lifeless body and uses it as a vessel in an attempt to revive the Demon King.	+	After their success, the two finally make it out of the castle and bump into [[Alfonzo]], Link's Master Engineer, who taught him how to become an engineer. As Alfonzo was once a [[Hyrulean Soldiers\|soldier]], he helps Zelda and Link escape on a train towards the Spirit Tower, but as they're off to investigate, the tracks start vanishing right out underneath the vehicle. After a spectacular crash they are stopped halfway by Chancellor Cole and his second-in-command. The pair easily defeat Link and Alfonzo, and go on to murder Princess Zelda. Chancellor Cole than takes Zelda's lifeless body and uses it as a vessel in an attempt to revive Malladus.

	When Link awakens, he finds himself in [[Hyrule Castle]]. Zelda's [[ghost\|spirit]] floats in and after a few moments, Zelda learns she is dead and that no one can see her but Link. With her help, Zelda leads Link to a [[sword]]. After a bit of training she then directs Link to head to the [[Spirit Tower]] where she might be brought back to life. To help Link, Princess Zelda's ghost inhabits a [[Phantom]] and aids Link in stopping Chancellor Cole and reviving herself.		When Link awakens, he finds himself in [[Hyrule Castle]]. Zelda's [[ghost\|spirit]] floats in and after a few moments, Zelda learns she is dead and that no one can see her but Link. With her help, Zelda leads Link to a [[sword]]. After a bit of training she then directs Link to head to the [[Spirit Tower]] where she might be brought back to life. To help Link, Princess Zelda's ghost inhabits a [[Phantom]] and aids Link in stopping Chancellor Cole and reviving herself.

-	Meanwhile, Cole is using Zelda's body as a vessel to bring the Demon King back to life. Link must now set out to restore the Spirit Tracks – without the Tracks, the Demon King can not be held down and will be brought back to life. The only way to stop this is to ascend the Spirit Tower, which has been broken apart into segments, and secure the Stone Maps.<ref>http://ds.ign.com/articles/104/1042825p1.html</ref>	+	Meanwhile, Cole is using Zelda's body as a vessel to bring Malladus back to life. Link must now set out to restore the Spirit Tracks – without the Tracks, Malladus can not be held down and will be brought back to life. The only way to stop this is to ascend the Spirit Tower, which has been broken apart into segments, and secure the Stone Maps.<ref>http://ds.ign.com/articles/104/1042825p1.html</ref>
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-	\|name = Demon King	+	\|name = Malladus
-	\|image = [[File:Demon King.png\|250px\|The Demon King]]	+	\|image = [[File:Malladus.png\|250px\|Artwork of Malladus]]
-	\|caption = The Demon King	+	\|caption = Artwork of Malladus
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-	The '''Demon King''' is the antagonist of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]''. Prior to the events of the game, the Demon King ruled over [[New Hyrule]], and the inhabitants of the land lived in fear. Eventually, a rebellion broke out and the spirits of the land helped the inhabitants defeat the Demon King. Despite this, nobody had enough power to kill the being, and the people could only muster enough strength and energy to subdue him with chains and shackles and bury him underground. The shackles, extending the land of New Hyrule in four different directions, became the [[Spirit Tracks]], and the surrounding community used these tracks as transportation railways.	+	'''Malladus''', the '''Demon King''', is the antagonist of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]''. His appearance is that of a giant train.
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		+	Prior to the events of the game, Malladus ruled over [[New Hyrule]], and the inhabitants of the land lived in fear. Eventually, a rebellion broke out and the spirits of the land helped the inhabitants defeat Malladus. Despite this, nobody had enough power to kill the being, and the people could only muster enough strength and energy to subdue him with chains and shackles and bury him underground. The shackles, extending the land of New Hyrule in four different directions, became the [[Spirit Tracks]], and the surrounding community used these tracks as transportation railways.

-	During the game, [[Chancellor Cole]] kills [[Princess Zelda]] and uses her body as a vessel in an attempt to revive the Demon King. To stop him, [[Link]] must ascend the [[Spirit Tower]] which has been broken apart into segments, and secure the Stone Maps, to prevent the removal of the Spirit Tracks which imprison the Demon King.	+	During the game, [[Chancellor Cole]] kills [[Princess Zelda]] and uses her body as a vessel in an attempt to revive Malladus. To stop him, [[Link]] must ascend the [[Spirit Tower]] which has been broken apart into segments, and secure the Stone Maps, to prevent the removal of the Spirit Tracks which imprisoned Malladus.
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	There exists a [[Subrosian Portal\|portal]] to Subrosia in the southwestern portion of the Temple Remains. After traveling through it, [[Link]] appears near the [[Subrosian Volcanoes]]. Inside the cave just below the volcanoes is a [[Subrosian]], who is throwing [[Boomerang]]s, [[Shovel]]s, [[Heart Container]]s, and other valuable items into a lava pit, in an attempt to cause an eruption. After Link throws a [[bomb]] into the lava pit, the three volcanoes begin erupting, spewing large amounts of lava above to the Temple Remains, making them more passable. At the very top of the Temple Remains, inside a room of the temple that survived both the sinking and the eruption, Link finds another portal to Subrosia that deposits him three screens south of the [[Sword & Shield Maze]], the eighth and final [[dungeon]] in the game.		There exists a [[Subrosian Portal\|portal]] to Subrosia in the southwestern portion of the Temple Remains. After traveling through it, [[Link]] appears near the [[Subrosian Volcanoes]]. Inside the cave just below the volcanoes is a [[Subrosian]], who is throwing [[Boomerang]]s, [[Shovel]]s, [[Heart Container]]s, and other valuable items into a lava pit, in an attempt to cause an eruption. After Link throws a [[bomb]] into the lava pit, the three volcanoes begin erupting, spewing large amounts of lava above to the Temple Remains, making them more passable. At the very top of the Temple Remains, inside a room of the temple that survived both the sinking and the eruption, Link finds another portal to Subrosia that deposits him three screens south of the [[Sword & Shield Maze]], the eighth and final [[dungeon]] in the game.
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-	The [[Demon King]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]''.	+	[[Malladus]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks]]''.
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Demon King

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User talk:The Exterminator

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	{{exterminator\|Yeah well, the bots aren't doing too good. I've recently looked at the creation log and very few people have been welcomed. Of course, I agree with the self-written welcomes, too.}}		{{exterminator\|Yeah well, the bots aren't doing too good. I've recently looked at the creation log and very few people have been welcomed. Of course, I agree with the self-written welcomes, too.}}
		+	{{AK\|time=01:30, November 21, 2009 (UTC)\|text=Well, new users aren't actually welcomed until they make their first edits, so that's the reason why, most of the time, anyway. Feel free to welcome said users!}}

Lost Woods

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	=== ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]'' ===		=== ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]'' ===
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	The Lost Woods are the location of the penultimate step in the [[Quest for the Noble Sword (Oracle of Seasons)\|Quest for the Noble Sword]]. Beneath a tree in the southeastern region of the woods is a singing [[Deku Scrub]]. After Link plays the [[Phonograph]] for it, it tells Link how to find the [[Noble Sword]] by teaching him the correct path to navigate the Lost Woods. Similar to the Lost Woods in ''The Legend of Zelda'', the Lost Woods include a repeating screen in which Link must travel in each direction in the correct order while also using the Rod of Seasons to manipulate nature in order to pass. After successfully navigating it, Link can either travel west to the [[Noble Sword]] or north, further into the [[Tarm Ruins]].		The Lost Woods are the location of the penultimate step in the [[Quest for the Noble Sword (Oracle of Seasons)\|Quest for the Noble Sword]]. Beneath a tree in the southeastern region of the woods is a singing [[Deku Scrub]]. After Link plays the [[Phonograph]] for it, it tells Link how to find the [[Noble Sword]] by teaching him the correct path to navigate the Lost Woods. Similar to the Lost Woods in ''The Legend of Zelda'', the Lost Woods include a repeating screen in which Link must travel in each direction in the correct order while also using the Rod of Seasons to manipulate nature in order to pass. After successfully navigating it, Link can either travel west to the [[Noble Sword]] or north, further into the [[Tarm Ruins]].
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	=== ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures]]'' ===		=== ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures]]'' ===

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	{{T14\|text=He could always be a puppet of Ganon. <insert speculation and conspiracy here>}}		{{T14\|text=He could always be a puppet of Ganon. <insert speculation and conspiracy here>}}
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	{{AK\|time=02:23, November 21, 2009 (UTC)\|text=Darn. I hoped they'd be subtle and call him Choochoo Ganon.}}		{{AK\|time=02:23, November 21, 2009 (UTC)\|text=Darn. I hoped they'd be subtle and call him Choochoo Ganon.}}
	{{JML\|text=My sentiments exactly, MaloMart.}}		{{JML\|text=My sentiments exactly, MaloMart.}}
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	{{AK\|time=02:23, November 21, 2009 (UTC)\|text=Darn. I hoped they'd be subtle and call him Choochoo Ganon.}}		{{AK\|time=02:23, November 21, 2009 (UTC)\|text=Darn. I hoped they'd be subtle and call him Choochoo Ganon.}}
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	The Great Deku Tree entreats [[Navi]], a young fairy of Kokiri Forest, to take the boy, known as Link, to the Great Deku Tree. After obtaining a [[Kokiri Sword\|sword]] and [[Deku Shield\|shield]], he approaches the Deku Tree. The tree tells Link of the curse on him, and the brave youth enters the Deku Tree to break the evil curse. Link successfully defeats the enemies inside, but the Deku Tree reveals that it was already too late for him even before he entered. In his last moments of life, he tells Link of the creation of Hyrule and the Triforce that Ganondorf desires. He reveals that it is Link's destiny to thwart the great evil and restore peace to Hyrule, and gives him the Spiritual Stone, a key to unlocking the gates to the [[Sacred Realm]], where the Triforce is kept. He is to seek out Zelda, the Princess of Hyrule. The Great Deku Tree, his purpose now fulfilled, withers and dies — the first of many casualties of the [[Imprisoning War]].		The Great Deku Tree entreats [[Navi]], a young fairy of Kokiri Forest, to take the boy, known as Link, to the Great Deku Tree. After obtaining a [[Kokiri Sword\|sword]] and [[Deku Shield\|shield]], he approaches the Deku Tree. The tree tells Link of the curse on him, and the brave youth enters the Deku Tree to break the evil curse. Link successfully defeats the enemies inside, but the Deku Tree reveals that it was already too late for him even before he entered. In his last moments of life, he tells Link of the creation of Hyrule and the Triforce that Ganondorf desires. He reveals that it is Link's destiny to thwart the great evil and restore peace to Hyrule, and gives him the Spiritual Stone, a key to unlocking the gates to the [[Sacred Realm]], where the Triforce is kept. He is to seek out Zelda, the Princess of Hyrule. The Great Deku Tree, his purpose now fulfilled, withers and dies — the first of many casualties of the [[Imprisoning War]].
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	=== [[Great Cataclysm\|The Great Cataclysm]] ===		=== [[Great Cataclysm\|The Great Cataclysm]] ===
	[[File:Link and the Master Sword (Ocarina of Time).png\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Link draws the [[Master Sword]] from the [[Pedestal of Time]]]]		[[File:Link and the Master Sword (Ocarina of Time).png\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Link draws the [[Master Sword]] from the [[Pedestal of Time]]]]
-	Link sneaks his way into [[Hyrule Castle]] and meets the Princess. She had prophesied that a hero clothed in green would appear holding a Spiritual Stone to thwart an impending evil. Link shows her the Spiritual Stone, and the two devise a plan to defeat Ganondorf. Link must collect the two remaining Spiritual Stones and open the Door of Time in the [[Temple of Time (Ocarina of Time)\|Temple of Time]] with the help of the Royal Family's hidden treasure, the [[Ocarina of Time]], in order to obtain the Triforce before Ganondorf. Link travels throughout Hyrule and gathers the two remaining Spiritual Stones, making both link an honorary brother of the Gorons, and the soon-to-be husband of [[Princess Ruto]]. However, when he returns to Hyrule Castle, he sees Princess Zelda escaping the castle with her attendant, [[Impa]]. Ganondorf had caught wind of their plot and had attacked Hyrule Castle in order to stop them. Before she vanishes out of sight, she throws the treasured Ocarina of Time in the moat surrounding the gates to [[Hyrule Castle Town]] to avoid it being taken by Ganondorf. The King of Thieves appears shortly thereafter, not considering a young boy a threat to his impending conquest of Hyrule. He knocks Link off his feet with a powerful magic spell and chases after Zelda and Impa.	+	Link sneaks his way into [[Hyrule Castle]] and meets the Princess. She had prophesied that a hero clothed in green would appear holding a Spiritual Stone to thwart an impending evil. Link shows her the Spiritual Stone, and the two devise a plan to defeat Ganondorf. Link must collect the two remaining Spiritual Stones and open the Door of Time in the [[Temple of Time (Ocarina of Time)\|Temple of Time]] with the help of the Royal Family's hidden treasure, the [[Ocarina of Time]], in order to obtain the Triforce before Ganondorf. Link travels throughout Hyrule and gathers the two remaining Spiritual Stones. However, when he returns to Hyrule Castle, he sees Princess Zelda escaping the castle with her attendant, [[Impa]]. Ganondorf had caught wind of their plot and had attacked Hyrule Castle in order to stop them. Before she vanishes out of sight, she throws the treasured Ocarina of Time in the moat surrounding the gates to [[Hyrule Castle Town]] to avoid it being taken by Ganondorf. The King of Thieves appears shortly thereafter, not considering a young boy a threat to his impending conquest of Hyrule. He knocks Link off his feet with a powerful magic spell and chases after Zelda and Impa.

	Link retrieves the Ocarina of Time and opens the door to the Sacred Realm with the Spiritual Stones and the "[[Song of Time]]". Inside, he finds the mythical Master Sword, a legendary blade with the power to undo evil. When he pulls the sword out of the Pedestal of Time, however, he is sealed inside the Sacred Realm. Ganondorf, aware of their plan all along, enters the forbidden Sacred Realm and touches the Triforce. The powerful relic recognizes the wishes of Ganondorf's evil heart and turns the bountiful land of Hyrule into a haunted land rampant with evil monsters, of which he crowns himself King. Link is sealed within the Sacred Realm for seven years, as he was too young to be the legendary Hero of Time, the only one worthy of wielding the Master Sword. Link is awakened by [[Rauru]], a [[Sage]], who relates to him what happened to Hyrule while he was sealed away. Rauru reveals that the only way to thwart the King of Evil is to awaken the five other Sages sealed away in the five dungeons of Hyrule.		Link retrieves the Ocarina of Time and opens the door to the Sacred Realm with the Spiritual Stones and the "[[Song of Time]]". Inside, he finds the mythical Master Sword, a legendary blade with the power to undo evil. When he pulls the sword out of the Pedestal of Time, however, he is sealed inside the Sacred Realm. Ganondorf, aware of their plan all along, enters the forbidden Sacred Realm and touches the Triforce. The powerful relic recognizes the wishes of Ganondorf's evil heart and turns the bountiful land of Hyrule into a haunted land rampant with evil monsters, of which he crowns himself King. Link is sealed within the Sacred Realm for seven years, as he was too young to be the legendary Hero of Time, the only one worthy of wielding the Master Sword. Link is awakened by [[Rauru]], a [[Sage]], who relates to him what happened to Hyrule while he was sealed away. Rauru reveals that the only way to thwart the King of Evil is to awaken the five other Sages sealed away in the five dungeons of Hyrule.
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-	Link is transported back to the Temple of Time, where he meets a mysterious figure known as [[Sheik]], a descendant of the mysterious [[Sheikah]] race. Sheik aids Link throughout his quest in the ruined Hyrule. Link adventures around various temples, both old and new, in the Kokiri Woods, Death Mountain, Lake Hylia, the [[Shadow Temple]] in the Kakariko Village's graveyard, and in the Gerudo Valley. Along the way he restores peace to the land that was hit hard by Ganondorf. Link, one by one, awakens the Sages, who appear to be friends he knew from Hyrule seven years prior to its destruction. Link, after awakening all five sages, meets up with Sheik in the Temple of Time. Here, Sheik reveals that "he" is really [[Princess Zelda]], the Seventh Sage, in disguise. She tells Link that when Ganondorf touched the Triforce, it shattered into three pieces representing Courage, Wisdom and Power, because the three virtues were not balanced within him. The Triforce of Wisdom was given to Princess Zelda, and the Triforce of Courage to none other than Link. She presents Link with the powerful [[Light Arrow]]s, which have the power to destroy Ganondorf. As they are about to leave, however, Ganondorf's sinister laughter is heard. Having found them out, he encases Princess Zelda in a crystal prison, and spirits her away into [[Ganon's Castle]], challenging Link to meet him.	+	Link is transported back to the Temple of Time, where he meets a mysterious figure known as [[Sheik]], a descendant of the mysterious [[Sheikah]] race. Sheik aids Link throughout his quest in the ruined Hyrule. Link, one by one, awakens the Sages, who appear to be friends he knew from Hyrule seven years prior to its destruction. Link, after awakening all five sages, meets up with Sheik in the Temple of Time. Here, Sheik reveals that "he" is really [[Princess Zelda]], the Seventh Sage, in disguise. She tells Link that when Ganondorf touched the Triforce, it shattered into three pieces representing Courage, Wisdom and Power, because the three virtues were not balanced within him. The Triforce of Wisdom was given to Princess Zelda, and the Triforce of Courage to none other than Link. She presents Link with the powerful [[Light Arrow]]s, which have the power to destroy Ganondorf. As they are about to leave, however, Ganondorf's sinister laughter is heard. Having found them out, he encases Princess Zelda in a crystal prison, and spirits her away into [[Ganon's Castle]], challenging Link to meet him.

	=== Final Battle ===		=== Final Battle ===
-	Link, with the help of the Six Sages, enters Ganondorf's huge stronghold. Here, he finds that the entrance to Ganondorf's throne room is sealed by six barriers. Each room holds versions of each temple he had to face, holding somewhat familar puzzles. He destroys the barriers with the Light Arrows, and enters the inner sanctum of Ganondorf's Castle. After ascending the dangerous main tower, he finds Ganondorf. Ganondorf tries to convince Link to give him the Triforce of Courage, and later tries to force it away from him, but to no avail. The confident and powerful King of Evil then challenges Link to a battle. Link turns Ganondorf's evil magic upon himself and after a long and hard-fought battle, Ganondorf is defeated and drops to the ground. Princess Zelda is released from her crystal prison, and all seems to be well. However, with his last remaining strength, Ganondorf tries to destroy his own castle, in order to crush his foes. Link and Zelda both make it out barely in the nick of time, as the castle is undone right before their very eyes.	+	Link, with the help of the Six Sages, enters Ganondorf's huge stronghold. Here, he finds that the entrance to Ganondorf's throne room is sealed by six barriers. He destroys the barriers with the Light Arrows, and enters the inner sanctum of Ganondorf's Castle. After ascending the dangerous main tower, he finds Ganondorf. Ganondorf tries to convince Link to give him the Triforce of Courage, and later tries to force it away from him, but to no avail. The confident and powerful King of Evil then challenges Link to a battle. Link turns Ganondorf's evil magic upon himself and after a long and hard-fought battle, Ganondorf is defeated and drops to the ground. Princess Zelda is released from her crystal prison, and all seems to be well. However, with his last remaining strength, Ganondorf tries to destroy his own castle, in order to crush his foes. Link and Zelda both make it out barely in the nick of time, as the castle is undone right before their very eyes.

	When the Evil King seems to be finally defeated, the pair hear a sound from the ruins of the castle. Ganondorf, using the true power of the Triforce of Power, transforms himself into a powerful entity known as Ganon, the embodiment of his evil heart. He knocks the Master Sword out of Link's hand, and Link is forced to fight him with other weapons. After damaging Ganon enough, Link retrieves the Master Sword, and with the help of Princess Zelda, deals a finishing blow to the monstrous creature. The Six Sages, along with Zelda, use their power to seal the King of Evil away. With peace having been restored to Hyrule, Zelda returns Link to his own time with the Ocarina of Time. After the free people of Hyrule celebrate their liberation, Link returns the Master Sword to the Pedestal of Time. The game ends with Navi flying away from Link in the Temple of Time, and shows the scene where he meets Zelda in the courtyard, with the knowledge of what would happen should he accept Zelda's request to find the other stones.		When the Evil King seems to be finally defeated, the pair hear a sound from the ruins of the castle. Ganondorf, using the true power of the Triforce of Power, transforms himself into a powerful entity known as Ganon, the embodiment of his evil heart. He knocks the Master Sword out of Link's hand, and Link is forced to fight him with other weapons. After damaging Ganon enough, Link retrieves the Master Sword, and with the help of Princess Zelda, deals a finishing blow to the monstrous creature. The Six Sages, along with Zelda, use their power to seal the King of Evil away. With peace having been restored to Hyrule, Zelda returns Link to his own time with the Ocarina of Time. After the free people of Hyrule celebrate their liberation, Link returns the Master Sword to the Pedestal of Time. The game ends with Navi flying away from Link in the Temple of Time, and shows the scene where he meets Zelda in the courtyard, with the knowledge of what would happen should he accept Zelda's request to find the other stones.

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	The Great Deku Tree entreats [[Navi]], a young fairy of Kokiri Forest, to take the boy, known as Link, to the Great Deku Tree. After obtaining a [[Kokiri Sword\|sword]] and [[Deku Shield\|shield]], he approaches the Deku Tree. The tree tells Link of the curse on him, and the brave youth enters the Deku Tree to break the evil curse. Link successfully defeats the enemies inside, but the Deku Tree reveals that it was already too late for him even before he entered. In his last moments of life, he tells Link of the creation of Hyrule and the Triforce that Ganondorf desires. He reveals that it is Link's destiny to thwart the great evil and restore peace to Hyrule, and gives him the Spiritual Stone, a key to unlocking the gates to the [[Sacred Realm]], where the Triforce is kept. He is to seek out Zelda, the Princess of Hyrule. The Great Deku Tree, his purpose now fulfilled, withers and dies — the first of many casualties of the [[Imprisoning War]].		The Great Deku Tree entreats [[Navi]], a young fairy of Kokiri Forest, to take the boy, known as Link, to the Great Deku Tree. After obtaining a [[Kokiri Sword\|sword]] and [[Deku Shield\|shield]], he approaches the Deku Tree. The tree tells Link of the curse on him, and the brave youth enters the Deku Tree to break the evil curse. Link successfully defeats the enemies inside, but the Deku Tree reveals that it was already too late for him even before he entered. In his last moments of life, he tells Link of the creation of Hyrule and the Triforce that Ganondorf desires. He reveals that it is Link's destiny to thwart the great evil and restore peace to Hyrule, and gives him the Spiritual Stone, a key to unlocking the gates to the [[Sacred Realm]], where the Triforce is kept. He is to seek out Zelda, the Princess of Hyrule. The Great Deku Tree, his purpose now fulfilled, withers and dies — the first of many casualties of the [[Imprisoning War]].
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	=== [[Great Cataclysm\|The Great Cataclysm]] ===		=== [[Great Cataclysm\|The Great Cataclysm]] ===
	[[File:Link and the Master Sword (Ocarina of Time).png\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Link draws the [[Master Sword]] from the [[Pedestal of Time]]]]		[[File:Link and the Master Sword (Ocarina of Time).png\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Link draws the [[Master Sword]] from the [[Pedestal of Time]]]]
-	Link sneaks his way into [[Hyrule Castle]] and meets the Princess. She had prophesied that a hero clothed in green would appear holding a Spiritual Stone to thwart an impending evil. Link shows her the Spiritual Stone, and the two devise a plan to defeat Ganondorf. Link must collect the two remaining Spiritual Stones and open the Door of Time in the [[Temple of Time (Ocarina of Time)\|Temple of Time]] with the help of the Royal Family's hidden treasure, the [[Ocarina of Time]], in order to obtain the Triforce before Ganondorf. Link travels throughout Hyrule and gathers the two remaining Spiritual Stones. However, when he returns to Hyrule Castle, he sees Princess Zelda escaping the castle with her attendant, [[Impa]]. Ganondorf had caught wind of their plot and had attacked Hyrule Castle in order to stop them. Before she vanishes out of sight, she throws the treasured Ocarina of Time in the moat surrounding the gates to [[Hyrule Castle Town]] to avoid it being taken by Ganondorf. The King of Thieves appears shortly thereafter, not considering a young boy a threat to his impending conquest of Hyrule. He knocks Link off his feet with a powerful magic spell and chases after Zelda and Impa.	+	Link sneaks his way into [[Hyrule Castle]] and meets the Princess. She had prophesied that a hero clothed in green would appear holding a Spiritual Stone to thwart an impending evil. Link shows her the Spiritual Stone, and the two devise a plan to defeat Ganondorf. Link must collect the two remaining Spiritual Stones and open the Door of Time in the [[Temple of Time (Ocarina of Time)\|Temple of Time]] with the help of the Royal Family's hidden treasure, the [[Ocarina of Time]], in order to obtain the Triforce before Ganondorf. Link travels throughout Hyrule and gathers the two remaining Spiritual Stones, making both link an honorary brother of the Gorons, and the soon-to-be husband of [[Princess Ruto]]. However, when he returns to Hyrule Castle, he sees Princess Zelda escaping the castle with her attendant, [[Impa]]. Ganondorf had caught wind of their plot and had attacked Hyrule Castle in order to stop them. Before she vanishes out of sight, she throws the treasured Ocarina of Time in the moat surrounding the gates to [[Hyrule Castle Town]] to avoid it being taken by Ganondorf. The King of Thieves appears shortly thereafter, not considering a young boy a threat to his impending conquest of Hyrule. He knocks Link off his feet with a powerful magic spell and chases after Zelda and Impa.

	Link retrieves the Ocarina of Time and opens the door to the Sacred Realm with the Spiritual Stones and the "[[Song of Time]]". Inside, he finds the mythical Master Sword, a legendary blade with the power to undo evil. When he pulls the sword out of the Pedestal of Time, however, he is sealed inside the Sacred Realm. Ganondorf, aware of their plan all along, enters the forbidden Sacred Realm and touches the Triforce. The powerful relic recognizes the wishes of Ganondorf's evil heart and turns the bountiful land of Hyrule into a haunted land rampant with evil monsters, of which he crowns himself King. Link is sealed within the Sacred Realm for seven years, as he was too young to be the legendary Hero of Time, the only one worthy of wielding the Master Sword. Link is awakened by [[Rauru]], a [[Sage]], who relates to him what happened to Hyrule while he was sealed away. Rauru reveals that the only way to thwart the King of Evil is to awaken the five other Sages sealed away in the five dungeons of Hyrule.		Link retrieves the Ocarina of Time and opens the door to the Sacred Realm with the Spiritual Stones and the "[[Song of Time]]". Inside, he finds the mythical Master Sword, a legendary blade with the power to undo evil. When he pulls the sword out of the Pedestal of Time, however, he is sealed inside the Sacred Realm. Ganondorf, aware of their plan all along, enters the forbidden Sacred Realm and touches the Triforce. The powerful relic recognizes the wishes of Ganondorf's evil heart and turns the bountiful land of Hyrule into a haunted land rampant with evil monsters, of which he crowns himself King. Link is sealed within the Sacred Realm for seven years, as he was too young to be the legendary Hero of Time, the only one worthy of wielding the Master Sword. Link is awakened by [[Rauru]], a [[Sage]], who relates to him what happened to Hyrule while he was sealed away. Rauru reveals that the only way to thwart the King of Evil is to awaken the five other Sages sealed away in the five dungeons of Hyrule.
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	=== Awakening of the [[Seven Sages\|Sages]] ===		=== Awakening of the [[Seven Sages\|Sages]] ===
	[[File:Link and Sheik Battle Ganondorf's Hordes.png\|right\|thumb\|180px\|[[Link]] and [[Sheik]] do battle with [[Ganondorf (Ocarina of Time)\|Ganondorf]]'s minions (this does not occur in the game)]]		[[File:Link and Sheik Battle Ganondorf's Hordes.png\|right\|thumb\|180px\|[[Link]] and [[Sheik]] do battle with [[Ganondorf (Ocarina of Time)\|Ganondorf]]'s minions (this does not occur in the game)]]
-	Link is transported back to the Temple of Time, where he meets a mysterious figure known as [[Sheik]], a descendant of the mysterious [[Sheikah]] race. Sheik aids Link throughout his quest in the ruined Hyrule. Link, one by one, awakens the Sages, who appear to be friends he knew from Hyrule seven years prior to its destruction. Link, after awakening all five sages, meets up with Sheik in the Temple of Time. Here, Sheik reveals that "he" is really [[Princess Zelda]], the Seventh Sage, in disguise. She tells Link that when Ganondorf touched the Triforce, it shattered into three pieces representing Courage, Wisdom and Power, because the three virtues were not balanced within him. The Triforce of Wisdom was given to Princess Zelda, and the Triforce of Courage to none other than Link. She presents Link with the powerful [[Light Arrow]]s, which have the power to destroy Ganondorf. As they are about to leave, however, Ganondorf's sinister laughter is heard. Having found them out, he encases Princess Zelda in a crystal prison, and spirits her away into [[Ganon's Castle]], challenging Link to meet him.	+	Link is transported back to the Temple of Time, where he meets a mysterious figure known as [[Sheik]], a descendant of the mysterious [[Sheikah]] race. Sheik aids Link throughout his quest in the ruined Hyrule. Link adventures around various temples, both old and new, in the Kokiri Woods, Death Mountain, Lake Hylia, the [[Shadow Temple]] in the Kakariko Village's graveyard, and in the Gerudo Valley. Along the way he restores peace to the land that was hit hard by Ganondorf. Link, one by one, awakens the Sages, who appear to be friends he knew from Hyrule seven years prior to its destruction. Link, after awakening all five sages, meets up with Sheik in the Temple of Time. Here, Sheik reveals that "he" is really [[Princess Zelda]], the Seventh Sage, in disguise. She tells Link that when Ganondorf touched the Triforce, it shattered into three pieces representing Courage, Wisdom and Power, because the three virtues were not balanced within him. The Triforce of Wisdom was given to Princess Zelda, and the Triforce of Courage to none other than Link. She presents Link with the powerful [[Light Arrow]]s, which have the power to destroy Ganondorf. As they are about to leave, however, Ganondorf's sinister laughter is heard. Having found them out, he encases Princess Zelda in a crystal prison, and spirits her away into [[Ganon's Castle]], challenging Link to meet him.

	=== Final Battle ===		=== Final Battle ===
-	Link, with the help of the Six Sages, enters Ganondorf's huge stronghold. Here, he finds that the entrance to Ganondorf's throne room is sealed by six barriers. He destroys the barriers with the Light Arrows, and enters the inner sanctum of Ganondorf's Castle. After ascending the dangerous main tower, he finds Ganondorf. Ganondorf tries to convince Link to give him the Triforce of Courage, and later tries to force it away from him, but to no avail. The confident and powerful King of Evil then challenges Link to a battle. Link turns Ganondorf's evil magic upon himself and after a long and hard-fought battle, Ganondorf is defeated and drops to the ground. Princess Zelda is released from her crystal prison, and all seems to be well. However, with his last remaining strength, Ganondorf tries to destroy his own castle, in order to crush his foes. Link and Zelda both make it out barely in the nick of time, as the castle is undone right before their very eyes.	+	Link, with the help of the Six Sages, enters Ganondorf's huge stronghold. Here, he finds that the entrance to Ganondorf's throne room is sealed by six barriers. Each room holds versions of each temple he had to face, holding somewhat familar puzzles. He destroys the barriers with the Light Arrows, and enters the inner sanctum of Ganondorf's Castle. After ascending the dangerous main tower, he finds Ganondorf. Ganondorf tries to convince Link to give him the Triforce of Courage, and later tries to force it away from him, but to no avail. The confident and powerful King of Evil then challenges Link to a battle. Link turns Ganondorf's evil magic upon himself and after a long and hard-fought battle, Ganondorf is defeated and drops to the ground. Princess Zelda is released from her crystal prison, and all seems to be well. However, with his last remaining strength, Ganondorf tries to destroy his own castle, in order to crush his foes. Link and Zelda both make it out barely in the nick of time, as the castle is undone right before their very eyes.

	When the Evil King seems to be finally defeated, the pair hear a sound from the ruins of the castle. Ganondorf, using the true power of the Triforce of Power, transforms himself into a powerful entity known as Ganon, the embodiment of his evil heart. He knocks the Master Sword out of Link's hand, and Link is forced to fight him with other weapons. After damaging Ganon enough, Link retrieves the Master Sword, and with the help of Princess Zelda, deals a finishing blow to the monstrous creature. The Six Sages, along with Zelda, use their power to seal the King of Evil away. With peace having been restored to Hyrule, Zelda returns Link to his own time with the Ocarina of Time. After the free people of Hyrule celebrate their liberation, Link returns the Master Sword to the Pedestal of Time. The game ends with Navi flying away from Link in the Temple of Time, and shows the scene where he meets Zelda in the courtyard, with the knowledge of what would happen should he accept Zelda's request to find the other stones.		When the Evil King seems to be finally defeated, the pair hear a sound from the ruins of the castle. Ganondorf, using the true power of the Triforce of Power, transforms himself into a powerful entity known as Ganon, the embodiment of his evil heart. He knocks the Master Sword out of Link's hand, and Link is forced to fight him with other weapons. After damaging Ganon enough, Link retrieves the Master Sword, and with the help of Princess Zelda, deals a finishing blow to the monstrous creature. The Six Sages, along with Zelda, use their power to seal the King of Evil away. With peace having been restored to Hyrule, Zelda returns Link to his own time with the Ocarina of Time. After the free people of Hyrule celebrate their liberation, Link returns the Master Sword to the Pedestal of Time. The game ends with Navi flying away from Link in the Temple of Time, and shows the scene where he meets Zelda in the courtyard, with the knowledge of what would happen should he accept Zelda's request to find the other stones.