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* [[Joke Item]]: The Tingle set. This is one of Misko’s treasures, proving that Misko was not without a sense of humor. [[Americans Hate Tingle| Ignoring the obvious]], the only real benefit this set has is making Link faster at night, seeing as he would obviously not want to be seen wearing it in daylight.
* [[The Joys of Torturing Mooks]]: Part of the fun of messing around with the Ultrahand ability is coming up with all sorts of creative ways to kill enemies. Whether it's running them over with massive ATV's, launching giant exploding dicks at them, burning them alive in gas chambers, or siccing an army of killer roombas on them, the sky is truly the limit.
* [[Jump Scare]]:
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** The Evermeans are living trees that look just like any other tree in the game. As such, they can easily jump at you when you least expect it, even in broad daylight.
** Whenever you approach a cave, there's a good chance that a swarm of Keese will appear out of nowhere to fly in your face; they don’t attack you, thankfully.
** If you aren't aware of where Gloom Spawns usually appear, then it can be quite a shock when you suddenly see the sky turn blood red and you hear a loud, hellish shriek and not knowing where it is until it's too late. Even if you do know where they spawn, you have to witness a bloody looking pool of Gloom suddenly materialize before your eyes before those monstrous hands pop up. And even if you manage to defeat them, surprise, now there's a Phantom Ganon!
* [[Justified Tutorial]]: While he isn't amnesiac like in the previous game, Link's been given a whole new set of abilities by Rauru in order to help him fight against Ganondorf's hordes of monsters. Thus, the justification behind the brand new Great Plateau-style tutorial in this game.
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