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* [[Idiot Ball]]: Tragically, the normally wise Rauru ends up holding onto it with a death grip despite trying to ''avoid'' doing exactly that. While he justified his decision to welcome Ganondorf into Hyrule as him keeping an eye on him, {{spoiler|it backfires on him big time when Ganondorf murders his wife, steals her Sacred Stone, and turns into an unstoppable [[Humanoid Abomination]]}}. Judging by how he acts while visiting {{spoiler|Sonia's grave}}, [[My Greatest Failure|he must be ''seriously'' beating himself up inside for ever thinking that such a stupid plan could have turned out okay.]] |
* [[Idiot Ball]]: Tragically, the normally wise Rauru ends up holding onto it with a death grip despite trying to ''avoid'' doing exactly that. While he justified his decision to welcome Ganondorf into Hyrule as him keeping an eye on him, {{spoiler|it backfires on him big time when Ganondorf murders his wife, steals her Sacred Stone, and turns into an unstoppable [[Humanoid Abomination]]}}. Judging by how he acts while visiting {{spoiler|Sonia's grave}}, [[My Greatest Failure|he must be ''seriously'' beating himself up inside for ever thinking that such a stupid plan could have turned out okay.]] |
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* [[Ignored Epiphany]]: The Evil Statue that was originally in Hateno Village (whom Link could use to swap his Heart Containers for Stamina Vessels and vice versa) has been further punished by the Goddess, buried in an abandoned shrine in Lookout Landing. It admits to Link that it should have learned its lesson, but refuses to, and still cannot resist making its infernal deals. |
* [[Ignored Epiphany]]: The Evil Statue that was originally in Hateno Village (whom Link could use to swap his Heart Containers for Stamina Vessels and vice versa) has been further punished by the Goddess, buried in an abandoned shrine in Lookout Landing. It admits to Link that it should have learned its lesson, but refuses to, and still cannot resist making its infernal deals. |
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* [[Imposter Forgot One Detail]]: {{spoiler| There is a subtle hint that the “Zelda” Link is trailing might not truly be her, as the clothing she is wearing is different than what she was wearing when she disappeared, and is not anything she previously wore. She ''is'', however, wearing it in some of the memories, with Queen Sofia wearing the same style of dress - obviously, Sofia leant it to Zelda, and there is no memory where Ganondorf interacts with or even sees Zelda wearing anything other than that dress, so his version of Zelda is the one Ganondorf is familiar with, which is ''not'' familiar to anyone in modern Hyrule. Consequently, this detail is ''not'' missed by the Yiga Clan members who disguise as Zelda, as they have not seen Zelda wearing this style.}} |
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* [[Infinity-1 Sword]]: The equipment drops from Silver Bokoblins are the weakest of the silver monsters', but hey: their horns and Royal weapons still pack a tremendous punch. |
* [[Infinity-1 Sword]]: The equipment drops from Silver Bokoblins are the weakest of the silver monsters', but hey: their horns and Royal weapons still pack a tremendous punch. |
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* [[Infinity+1 Sword]]: On the other hand, Silver Lynel drops are once again busted beyond belief. Their mace and saber horns give the weapons they're attached to a tremendous damage boost, and the bows they drop are often ''5-shot bows'', meaning that you can fire five arrows at once while it only counts as you using one. |
* [[Infinity+1 Sword]]: On the other hand, Silver Lynel drops are once again busted beyond belief. Their mace and saber horns give the weapons they're attached to a tremendous damage boost, and the bows they drop are often ''5-shot bows'', meaning that you can fire five arrows at once while it only counts as you using one. |
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