The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom: Difference between revisions

* [[Recurring Boss]]: Along with the returning Hinoxes, Stalnoxes, Taluses, and Moldugas, we've got the newly introduced Gleeoks, Battle Taluses, Froxes, and Flux Constructs as overworld minibosses. {{spoiler|Master Kohga}} is also fought four times over a lengthy sidequest, while {{spoiler|Phantom Ganon}} is a boss encounter in Hyrule Castle and the Lost Woods as well as {{spoiler|a recurring miniboss that pops up every time you kill a Gloom Spawn}}.

* [[Recurring Element]]: Let's see... carrying over from ''Breath of the Wild'' alone, you've got towers that you need to activate in order to fill in your map, shrines to complete in order to upgrade your health and stamina, regional phenomena plaguing the homes of the races that the Champions/Sages belong to, an extensive tutorial set in a place that's initially cut off from the rest of the world, Link waking up after a near-death experience that leaves him heavily weakened, an incarnation of Ganondorf that you can kill as soon as you leave the starting area...

* [[Roaring Rampage of Revenge]]: When Ganondorf {{spoiler|murders Sonia}}, [[Casting Gag|Rauru's ready to pull a]] [[Fire Emblem: Three Houses|Dimitri]] and fly into a murderous rage. Zelda, however, talks him down out of hope that he can save {{spoiler|Sonia}}.

* [[Royals Who Actually Do Something]]: Idle and complacent, Hyrule's rulers are not. Zelda took an active role in restoring Hyrule to its former glory before the Upheaval happened, and Sidon and Riju respectively are doing what they can to combat the problems plaguing their regions before helping Link take down the monsters that are ultimately responsible. In the distant past Rauru was also willing to take to the battlefield himself in order to stop Ganondorf's horde of rampaging Molduga from flattening Hyrule.