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* [[Stable Time Loop]]: Okay, short version here… {{spoiler|Zelda and Link find a tomb holding a desiccated corpse, except it's not a tomb, it's a jail holding Ganondorf, a would be conqueror who was sealed here 10,000 years ago after trying to usurp the throne of Hyrule. He's not a corpse either, he's very much alive and attacks the two heroes, destroying the Master Sword, horribly wounding Link, and throwing Zelda down a dark shaft. Zelda instinctively uses her latent powers of the Sage of Time, traveling back into the past ten-thousand years ago, meeting up with King Rauru and Queen Sofia, the founders of dynasty that she is the heir to. Discovering that returning to her own time the same way is impossible, Zelda witnesses Ganondorf's initial machinations, forms the initial alliance between the five races of Hyrule, starts the tradition of the Sages, starts a campaign against Ganondorf that ends with the villain sealed (in the aforementioned jail/tomb) but realizes that he is the same villain who will threaten Hyrule in her time. Making use of her existing abilities to manipulate time and conventional messages, she guides Link to send her the Master Sword, receives it (assuring her Link was not killed). The Sages leave messages for their descendants to resume their mission through the Sages Vows, Rauru's advisor Minuru (gravely wounded from the battle and near death) downloads her soul into the now-enhanced and upgraded Purah Pad and leaves it with a Steward Construct. Finally, Zelda initiates the draconification process, transforming herself into the Dragon of Light with the Master Sword embedded in her scales, hoping that after 10,000 years of taking [[The Slow Path]] , it will be restored. All in all, Zelda's actions are what sets up the event that causes Ganondorf's assault on the two at the beginning (which, as it turns out, was much, much better than the alternative) and sets up a plan that leads to the demon King being defeated once and for all.}}
* [[Support Party Member]]: Aerocudas are this to the other monsters. While they die in one hit and are incredibly weak, you're not in danger of getting killed by these things. They will, however, ruin your stealthy approach by screeching loudly when they see you trying to sneak up on a monster camp. They'll also try to drop explosive barrels on you, which hurt a ''lot'' more than their standard charge attacks.
* [[Supreme Chef]]:
* [[Supreme Chef]]: Remember Moza, the [[Lethal Chef]] in ''Breath of the Wild'' who was obsessed with finding a way to turn machine parts, monster parts, and rocks into decent food? She's still a little spacy, trying to open a restaurant at the bottom of the Rikoka Hills Well (the roast beef she's cooking when Link meets her there obviously burned), but amazingly, she has succeeded! She will convert any Rock Hard Food or Dubious Food that Link brings her into Monster Stew. While Link can make this himself, Moza's is better, and an easy way to dispose of botched meals.▼
** Link has improved his skills in this game. While most of the food and recipes in the previous game can still be crafted, additional ingredients are added that can make him more creative. Link can now use Hylian Tomatoes and Hateno Cheese to make pizza, to name just one.
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* [[Swallowed Whole]]:
** If Link gets too close to a Like-Like, this will happen to him. This only causes moderate damage before the creature spits him out, but it also causes him to lose a weapon or shield. This can also happen to one of Link’s sidekicks - kind of odd that anything would be able to eat a spirit avatar, but again, all this does is take the sidekick out of commission for a few seconds.
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