A series of four battles against him take place at the climax of the game. He manipulates Zant for the majority of the game into believing he is a God and will grant Zant his every wish. Ganondorf is the main antagonist of Twilight Princess although this is not learned until the end of the game. He is able to control both the Twilight Realm and Hyrule early on in the game. Zant usurps the throne from Midna in the Twilight Realm, transforms her into an imp, and banishes her from the realm. He is originally thought to be the main enemy, but he reveals that he is actually helping Ganondorf near the end of the game. Zant is an antagonist in Twilight Princess. Toward the middle of the game, she has a change of heart and decides to help save the light realm. She works with Link in the beginning of the game in order to gain access to the magical Fused Shadows. Midna, or the Twilight Princess, is a secondary protagonist in Twilight Princess. She later gives her power to Midna in order to save her and also uses her ability to wield light arrows to aid Link. Her wise words allow Link to gain some foothold in the beginning of his adventure. She rule Hyrule and surrenders it to Zant when he invades the Castle. Princess Zelda plays a smaller role in this game. Later in the game, he can transform at will.

He always transforms into this form when Hyrule is under twilight influence. He originally journeys across Hyrule to rid himself of his curse but later must do so to save the light and twilight realms from the evil that threatens them. He is a goat herder who lives in a little known providence, Ordona. Link is in his late teen years in Twilight Princess. He must team up with a twili named Midna in order to rid Hyrule of the Twilight. When Link prepares to set off to deliver items of interest to the Royal Family, he is ambushed by monsters and is dragged into the Twilight-covered Hyrule. The game starts off following a young herder in a small village. Twilight Princess allegedly continues on the split time line that was caused in Ocarina of Time. This can prove puzzling for those who have first played the GC version. In order to adapt to the fact that the majority of people are right handed, the Wii version is mirrored so that Link is also right-handed. In the Wii version, you can swing your sword by swinging the Wii remote. The Gamecube version of Twilight Princess is considered to be canon because Link is left-handed in it. Twilight Princess does, however, mark the first game that the player can rename Epona. As in all Zelda games, the player can name Link whatever they please.

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