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* [[Ascended Glitch|Ascended Undocumented Feature]]: Bomb Arrows were an [[Easter Egg]] in ''[[Links Awakening]]''. They become an official item in this game.
* [[Ascended Glitch|Ascended Undocumented Feature]]: Bomb Arrows were an [[Easter Egg]] in ''[[Links Awakening]]''. They become an official item in this game.
* [[Action Girl]]: Ashei of the Resistance group.
* [[Action Girl]]: Ashei of the Resistance group.
** Princess Zelda also seemingly [[Took a Level In Badass]] in this particular game.
** Princess Zelda also seemingly [[Took a Level in Badass]] in this particular game.
* [[Advancing Wall of Doom]]: The Twilight itself qualifies as this to all of Hyrule. In the actual gameplay, Link must escape a burning bridge before the flames reach him.
* [[Advancing Wall of Doom]]: The Twilight itself qualifies as this to all of Hyrule. In the actual gameplay, Link must escape a burning bridge before the flames reach him.
* [[After Action Report]]: A non-fanfic example. The ending montage, which runs for a good twenty minutes, allows the player to see what almost every significant supporting character does following the adventure. A few examples: {{spoiler|Prince Ralis, now king, rules the Zora with the spirit of his mother Rutela watching over him. The children leave Kakariko and return to Ordon. Uli has had her baby. Shad, satisfied that his researches on the Oocca are finished, turns his attention to an archaeological study of the ruins of the Temple of Time, aided by Ashei and Auru.}} Instead of leaving us to hope they all got their [[Happily Ever After]], the game actually shows us if they did!
* [[After Action Report]]: A non-fanfic example. The ending montage, which runs for a good twenty minutes, allows the player to see what almost every significant supporting character does following the adventure. A few examples: {{spoiler|Prince Ralis, now king, rules the Zora with the spirit of his mother Rutela watching over him. The children leave Kakariko and return to Ordon. Uli has had her baby. Shad, satisfied that his researches on the Oocca are finished, turns his attention to an archaeological study of the ruins of the Temple of Time, aided by Ashei and Auru.}} Instead of leaving us to hope they all got their [[Happily Ever After]], the game actually shows us if they did!
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* [[Ghost Town]]: The Hidden Village north of the Bridge of Eldin, which you visit during your quest to help regain Ilia's memory.
* [[Ghost Town]]: The Hidden Village north of the Bridge of Eldin, which you visit during your quest to help regain Ilia's memory.
* [[Giant Space Flea From Nowhere]]: The Twilit Bloat.
* [[Giant Space Flea From Nowhere]]: The Twilit Bloat.
* [[Girl in the Tower]]: [[The Man in the Iron Mask|The deposed Zelda]] is found in the highest tower of Hyrule Castle.
* [[Girl in the Tower]]: [[The Man in the Iron Mask (1998 film)||The deposed Zelda]] is found in the highest tower of Hyrule Castle.
* [[Girlish Pigtails]]: Agitha.
* [[Girlish Pigtails]]: Agitha.
* [[Go Back to the Source]]: Link has to return the Master Sword to its pedestal in order to gain access to the Temple of Time.
* [[Go Back to the Source]]: Link has to return the Master Sword to its pedestal in order to gain access to the Temple of Time.
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* [[These Questions Three]]: For a [[Heart Container]].
* [[These Questions Three]]: For a [[Heart Container]].
* [[Title Drop]]: [[Playing with a Trope|Played with]] when Midna addresses Zelda as the Twilight Princess, teasing her about her kingdom being plunged in darkness; in fact, {{spoiler|''Midna'' is the real Twilight Princess}}.
* [[Title Drop]]: [[Playing with a Trope|Played with]] when Midna addresses Zelda as the Twilight Princess, teasing her about her kingdom being plunged in darkness; in fact, {{spoiler|''Midna'' is the real Twilight Princess}}.
* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: If you listen carefully, you can hear two faint popping sounds when timid, hoplophobic little Colin puts himself in harm's way to rescue Beth; that's the sound of him finally growing a pair and cowboying up. By the end of the game, he's packing his own sword as he singlehandedly escorts his friends back home safely across monster-infested Hyrule Field.
* [[Took a Level in Badass]]: If you listen carefully, you can hear two faint popping sounds when timid, hoplophobic little Colin puts himself in harm's way to rescue Beth; that's the sound of him finally growing a pair and cowboying up. By the end of the game, he's packing his own sword as he singlehandedly escorts his friends back home safely across monster-infested Hyrule Field.
* [[Tsundere]]: Midna is a Type A, Ilia is a Type B.
* [[Tsundere]]: Midna is a Type A, Ilia is a Type B.
** Also Plumm. '''Yes.''' It is cemented with the cliché [[Tsundere]] line when she gives Wolf Link a Piece Of Heart for breaking the high score of 10,000 points in her minigame.
** Also Plumm. '''Yes.''' It is cemented with the cliché [[Tsundere]] line when she gives Wolf Link a Piece Of Heart for breaking the high score of 10,000 points in her minigame.
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