The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Walkthrough

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Full Walkthrough/In-depth Guide
Updated 12/21/06
By Darkfury3827
Version 12.99
Table of Contents -
A. Overview
B. Prologue
C. Controls
D. Walkthrough
1. Beginning
2. Faron Woods
3. Journey to Hyrule
4. A Blighted Village
5. Faron Woods' Twilight
6. Forest Temple
7. Kakariko Village's Twilight
8. Up Death Mountain
9. Capture!
10. Back up Death Mountain
11. The Goron Mines (Fire Temple)
12. Melting the Frozen Core
13. Hylia River's Twilight
14. Escort the Sick Prince
15. The Water Temple
16. Midna's Expulsion
17. The Master Sword
18. Gerudo Desert
19. Arbiter's Grounds (Desert Temple)
20. Zora's Monster
21. Snowpeak Ruins (Ice Temple)
22. Back into the Sacred Grove
23. The Temple of Time
24. Rescuing the Forgotten Village
25. Filling the Ancient Book
26. Shad's Guide to the Sky
27. The Sky Palace
28. Twilight Mirror Completed
29. Palace of Twilight: Sol
30. Hyrule Castle
E. Items
F. Enemies
G. Bosses
H. Minigames
I. Secrets
1. Swordplay Skills
2. Golden Bug Locations
3. Heart Piece Locations
4. Poe Soul Locations
5. Item Upgrades
6. Restoring the Great Eldin Bridge
7. Kakariko Village/Lake Hylia Warp
8. Finishing Stance
9. Controlling a Cucco
10. Throwing Goats!
11. Move Quickly Underwater
12. Fortune Telling
13. Unlimited Spin Attack (GC version only)
14. Unlimited Rupees
J. Cave of Ordeals
K. Glitches
1. Game-Ending Glitches
2. Miscellaneous
L. Fragment from the History of Hyrule
M. Version History
N. Copyright Information
O. Special Thanks
+ Tip for exploring the FAQ... use Ctrl + F to open a search
bar, and type in the heading of a walkthrough section to find it.
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A. Overview
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Woot! After many hours of working on this guide, the major
problems are finally being fixed, the walkthrough is done, and
the only side quests I have yet to list are the heart piece and
Poe locations. Thanks for everyone's support so far in what has
been a massive undertaking; this guide's success is partly due to
all the help I've gotten so far.
If there are any problems that you have with the
walkthrough, you have a better way of wording sections or a
different method of doing things and would like to share, feel
free to email me things you see are wrong with the FAQ:
Email - jam003@marietta.edu
Be warned ahead of time that emails that are not
appropriately addressed I will probably disregard as spam and
accidentally delete... just be sure to mention "Twilight
Princess" or something along those lines in the title of your
email, and I'll be sure to check it out.
Another concern of mine is that if you have questions about
the game in general, please check to make sure that your question
wasn't answered in the FAQ first. That is what the guide is for,
and it may sound silly to you, but I have gotten several emails
from people asking questions about parts of the game that were
already clearly stated within the guide.
Thank you for checking out this guide, hopefully it'll get
you through the game, and enjoy!
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B. Prologue
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Deep in the southernmost region of the kingdom of Hyrule lies a
village by the name of Ordon. Cradled in the scenic beauty of
pristine farmland, the villagers of Ordon make a living by
raising livestock. Among the villagers is a boy known as the most
skillful rider in all the land. A boy who, it is expected, will
one day take over the responsibility of leading Ordon as the
village chief. His name is Link...
Trusted and liked by all the villagers, Link is especially loved
by the other children of Ordon, among whom he holds unofficial
status as the leader of the pack. Link spends his days as a ranch
hand and learns the ways of the sword from the village's lone
swordsman, Rusl, in his spare time. He often displays his newly
honed skills to the village youths, which makes him even more
popular.
One day Link is showing off his swordsmanship as usual, when a
monkey appears. "Hey! That's the monkey that's been causing
trouble all over the village! Let's get him," cry the children.
They run after the monkey into the forest. Link rushes into the
heart of the woods after them and is shocked to find that the
dark thickets are teeming with countless monsters. After fighting
his way through their ranks, Link rescues the child and the
monkey from the cage where they are held captive.
Until now, the forest had always been a safe place...
The next day, after much encouragement by Rusl, Link prepares to
set out and deliver the village's tribute to Hyrule Castle.
Having never visited the castle before, Link is in high spirits
as he prepares for his journey, but when his childhood friend
Ilia notices a wound on Epona's haunch, she gives Link an earful
for being so careless with his horse. In a huff, Ilia leads Epona
away.
Link tracks down Epona and Ilia at the mystical spring nearby and
attempts to apologize for injuring Epona. But no matter how many
times he says he's sorry, Ilia simply refuses to forgive Link.
Then Colin, a young boy from the village who idolizes Link, steps
forward to mediate the situation. Thanks to Colin's explanation,
Link is finally able to get Ilia to drop her guard and
talk with him. Having warmed back up, Ilia tells Link, "Come back
safely, and don't do anything reckless!"
Just then...
A monster astride a huge boar comes crashing out of the forest.
The fearsome monster and its mount break through the gate to the
spring and attack the youths.
Caught off guard by the sudden assault, Link is helpless to stop
the monster from delivering a blow that renders him unconscious.
Through the fog of his half-conscious mind, Link watches Colin
and Ilia get swept off by the monster...
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C. Controls
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The controls for this game are surprisingly simple, but
they can be weird since there really hasn't been this kind of
control scheme for any game before, and take a few hours of
playing to get used to. Anyway... onward!
Nunchuck:
Analog Stick - Moves your character around, whether it be
Link or Cucco.
C Button - Allows you to look around in first person.
Z Button - Allows for all manner of Z targeting, and has a
few uses besides that, including actions such as combining bombs
and arrows on the menu screen.
Remote:
D-Pad - Up on the D-Pad allows Link to talk to Midna. If
Link is in wolf form, he can use his "sense" ability. In Link's
normal form, he can assign weapons to the D-Pad, and switch them
to the B Button at any time.
B Button - Link's item button. In wolf form, this is the
ability that allows Link to attack several enemies at once.
A Button - Allows Link to make evasive maneuvers while
holding Z and a direction on the analog stick. (A and Z does
something different altogether, see "swordplay" below) The A
Button also allows you to put away weapons, like the torch to
keep it from wasting fuel.
(-) Button - Brings up the item menu screen.
(+) Button - Brings up the equipment screen.
1 Button - Allows you to view your map.
2 Button - Toggles the minimap on and off.
Swordplay:
Horizontal Slash - Swing the Remote side-to-side
Vertical Slash - Swing the remote while Z targeting
Stab - Stab with the remote while Z targeting and holding
up on the analog stick
Jumping attack - Hold Z and press A
Spin Attack - Swing the nunchuck from side to side
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D. Walkthrough
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The title screen pans out on Link riding his horse across
the plains of Hyrule... he rides off screen, and when the camera
refocuses back on the hero of time, a wolf is seen facing a
waterfall, and bellows out a long, deep howl.
1. Beginning
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You start the game with the choice of renaming Link and
Epona... for the sake of keeping confusion down, both the hero of
time and his horse will be referred to as their classic names.
When the screen first opens up, Link is having a
conversation with his uncle. He wants you to make a delivery to
Hyrule Castle in a few days. After the talk, are standing outside
of your house in a forest in some regular, townspeople-esque
clothes. The Ordon Village rancher named Fado is there, and he
wants you to help him herd his goats.
You're going to need Epona to do this, and Ilia had just
led her away. Head down the path that is to the left of your
house and walk north on the path you find yourself on. There's a
spring on your right-hand side where Ilia is washing Epona. She
asks to you play "the melody that Epona likes" from some
horseshoe-shaped reeds on the ground.
Note: These reeds can be played to call Epona if she isn't
around.
Ride Epona south and keep going until you pass through town
and make it to Ordon Ranch.
You will need to get the goats inside of the barn, so just
circle around them and run them toward the barn. Whenever you get
near a goat it will run away from you, so just circle around them
and press A once they're running in the general direction of the
barn doors. After finishing up, you will be thanked and a day
will pass.
You get woken up the next morning by a trio of annoying
kids named Talo, Malo and Beth.    Climb down the ladders of your
room to the outside to find them talking about how they wish they
had a slingshot. Colin is also there, who has made you a fishing
rod, but doesn't have it on him. Head back to Ordon Village.
Once you are into town, you have a whole bunch of problems
going on. You are supposed to get a fishing rod from Colin's
mother who is pregnant and has lost her baby's basket... the
woman named Sera at the shop has lost her cat and refuses to
serve customers, and there's an old man on your left who wants to
get a beehive out of the tree he's staring at.
First thing's first... knocking the beehive down out of the
tree. Walk to your right and there's a guy who calls to you to
talk to him using Z targeting. Just climb the vines up to him,
and on top you will find some grass that gives you the option to
pick up. Do so, and blow on the grass to call a falcon. He lands
on your arm, and you can now throw the falcon, so aim for the
beehive. The falcon will hit the hive, which will fall and the
bees, (now homeless, good job) fly away. If you talk to the old
man, he just remarks how he was going to do that anyway. More
importantly, 15 rupees await you at the top of the tree, and you
need 30 to buy the slingshot. Climb to the top of the tree by the
vine next to the beehive remains and collect.
Head back to the reeds that called the falcon... now jump
across the roof of the house and a few more platforms to a second
set of reeds. Call the falcon again, and look down the river. See
that monkey? Throw the falcon at him to get the basket that
belongs to Colin's mother.
Bring the basket back to her, and then run to her house to
be given the fishing rod.
Find the shopkeeper's cat next to the river's dock,
(conveniently opposite side of the town from the shop) and fish
right next to him. He's a hungry cat, so after you catch your
first fish and throw it back in the river, he'll start to pay
attention to you. Catch a second fish and he'll grab it and run
back to his house.
Make sure you have 30 rupees before continuing. Search tall
grass and throw pumpkins out of the pumpkin patches if you need
to... but 15 extra rupees outside of the 15 you found above the
beehive shouldn't be difficult to come across.
Head inside the shop and buy the slingshot. You will also
be given a bottle half-full of milk. Milk recovers three hearts,
so save it for a time of need.
Now move back to the clearing that has your house. Your
uncle will be there, letting you know that he's left you a
present. Kill the spider on the ladder with your slingshot and go
inside your house. Of course you couldn't possible be handed a
wooden sword, he had to throw it inside of a treasure chest. Head
back outside and talk to Talo and gang.
Show them your impressive new equipment, and they'll make
you practice on targets and scarecrows with your sword and
slingshot. After completing their little games (you have to do
them, I tried to get out of the swordplay one but it doesn't
work), a cutscene will occur and you will find yourself chasing
the kids into the woods. Hop on Epona and charge in.
2. Faron Woods
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Charge into the forest on Epona. You'll first see Beth and
then Malo, who neither of which made it very far. Keep galloping
north, and you'll come to a gate. Jump the gate with Epona and
ride her until the path splits. When it does, dismount Epona and
take the left path first. This leads to a man who gives you a
lantern. Go back to the split in the path, and take the right
split, and enter the dark forest. Inside you will see a torch you
can light. Head up some stairs killing bats and lighting torches.
Link will pass some cobwebs... burn those and keep on moving.
Bats will annoy you the whole way through, but it will get worse.
Just target them and beat them with your stick.
Right before the exit the path will split again. Take the
right path first to find a chest with 10 rupees inside. Now take
the other split to exit the cave. Link will find himself in a
large field full of bokoblins, keese and deku babas.
After crossing the field, you'll find yourself in a smaller
field with a locked door to the east and a path to the north.
Take the path to the north, and you'll walk into a cave. Lay
waste to all of the bokoblins inside of the cave, and open the
treasure chest to find a small key. While you are here, light the
torches on either side of the chest to make a chest containing a
heart piece inside of it.
Run back to the field and go east to get to the door
and unlock it. Two bokoblins are waiting outside of the gate, and
a third is right inside of the gate, just waiting for you to open
it. When you enter the next area, a shop is on your right, run by
a bird. He sells red potions (that recharge life) and oil fuel.
BE WARNED! You have to manually drop money in the bird's
basket. If you buy something from him then just try to leave,
he'll fly at Link's head and try to peck him to death. I just
dropped 3 rupees in his basket even though the oil cost twenty
and he left me alone... regardless of how badly I ripped him off,
haha.
A rock path past the shop leads to more bokoblins guarding
a cage. The cage holds a monkey Talo, captured. After you kill
everything in sight, hack open the cage with your sword to rescue
the pair. After you do, you will find yourself back in town. You
uncle runs to you and chats for a few moments.
3. Journey to Hyrule
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Head back to Ordon Ranch, and help the rancher re-corral
the stray goats. After you do so, it will finally be time to
leave Ordon Village!
However, Ilia realized that Epona is hurt, and wants to
take her to the stream to fix her up. Follow her into the woods.
Your path will be blocked by the trio of kids... just give in and
give them the sword, they might just wind up poking an eye out
regardless of what you do, heh.
Head into the woods and crawl through the tiny hole on your
right. It'll turn left and lead you into the pool of water. Colin
and Ilia will be there with Epona. The following cutscene is a
little nuts, so brace yourself. After you transform into the wolf
and get dragged away, you wake up in prison. Dig at the shackles
at your feet, and you will be confronted by a mysterious being
named Midna.
She taunts you to see if you can possibly escape your
prison. You can attack as a wolf just the same way that you can
attack with Link, so attack the crate leading out of your jail
cell and then dig right at the hole. For future reference, you
can dig at entrances of places to get in and out of buildings.
Now you can execute commands with Midna, such as using her
to jump up high places. This is going to be a bit of an
adventure, so bear with it. You are in a sewer system... getting
out of the sewers is by no means difficult at all, and follows a
fairly linear path, but just proceed with caution. There are some
baby shadow monsters, and these guys will be able to jump up onto
ledges, so don't think that running away from them will really
solve much.
Walk around the first hallway and discover your senses
ability. Talk to the first spirit, and open the first sewer
grate. You will start using some of Midna's abilities to open
sewer grates by pulling the chains, so get very used to them.
At one point in the sewers you and Midna get split up.
There is a hole RIGHT next to the gate on the left side that you
can crawl in. Walk up the path after you crawl in and down a
hallway that veers to your right, and you will meet her on the
other side.
You will open another hatch and come to a spot in the
hallway that has the floor covered in spikes. No, do not step on
them... unfortunately Link is still limited even in awesome-world
with what he can do, and walking on metal spikes isn't one of his
abilities.
There's a lever within sight of the spikes that can be
pulled, and it will open some doors that raises the water level.
Now you can swim over the spikes.
When you get to the other side, open another grate and
search for a lever to lower the water level. You'll find three to
four more spirits around if you use your senses, and the shadow
monster attacks with grow more frequent. There are NO treasure
chests or anything special in this dungeon, so worry less about
exploring it and worry more about getting through to the other
side.
After you lower the water level you'll be able to find a
door that leads to a round room. The round room leads up a round
staircase, and in parts the staircase breaks and has huge gaps in
it. At this point you will have to hit up on the D-pad to get
Midna to teleport to the next part in the staircase, and then Z-
target her and press A at the same time. There are times you will
have to teleport four or five times in a row, so when that
happens, just hold the Z-targeting down and repeatedly press A. I
found that if you don't do it quickly enough, you'll fall back to
the beginning and have to endure the long, arduous climb again.
When you reach the top of the staircase, you get outside,
and it seems Link and Midna have come to the rooftop of a large
castle. Talk to the ghost as Midna suggests, and you find out
you're really on top of Hyrule Castle... just a Hyrule in ruins.
Walk to your left then turn right... you're going to have
to teleport multiple times, then you're going to be walking along
the rooftops. It is easy to fall off into the void, and if you do
you lose a heart and have to start over. Avoid the shadow crows
as much as you can possibly help, because those birds can be a
pain.
After a little bit of careful footing, you will come to a
part of the roof that is very steep and shingled. Take care here!
It is raining outside, the edge is steep and slippery. You're
going to have to fight the crows, so try to avoid using your
shadow attack. Stay in the middle of the rooftop if you possibly
can as well. When you make it to the tower, enter it. Climb to
the top, and there will be a cutscene with a familiar face.
After learning much about your situation and what has been
happening lately, head back down the stairs only to be almost
caught be the guards. Midna will drag you outside, and after
another short and again shocking scene, you're back in the pond
outside of Ordon Village.
4. The Blighted Village
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You find out that Ordon Village has been covered in
Twilight as well. Head for the village. When Link gets outside of
his house, he will be assaulted again by more baby shadow
monsters. Take them out, and a squirrel will thank you. He will
also go on to tell you that you can talk to the other animals in
the village, and that you should use them in order to help you
proceed.
Midna demands that you get a sword and shield. Go into
town, and find two townspeople talking. If they see you they will
scatter, because they think that you're a monster. Talk to the
dog, and he'll suggest sneaking up on them. Do so, and they'll
spill the location of the sword and shield being kept in the
town. Apparently one of the townspeople are going to try bravery
on for size and see if they can get some rescuing of the kids
done. Hmm... well head for the house that has the shield. It is
next to the river, and when you get close, one of the townspeople
calls down the falcon to attack you. Run off to the side, and get
help from the cat this time. The cat tells you to sneak up on
her. Jump up the roof of the nearest house, and run straight at
the woman from behind. She'll freak and run, and the falcon
swoops down to talk to you.
The falcon tells you how to summon him, and recognizes you
as Link, in wolf form or not. You're first chance to howl! Yay!
Now use Midna to get inside of the house with the open
door, and steal the shield. The shield is on a wall... attack the
wall twice and the shield will fall off of its hangings. It's a
wooden shield, and as incredibly stupid as it looks, it is even
more useless in the fact that if it burns, it disappears.
Head out of the house, and head up the hill of the house
that has a woman and a man standing outside of it. The man
apparently wants to go back into town to look for the kids. Don't
go near the woman, she will scream and the man comes back to
guard the house. Instead, head around the right side of the house
and talk to the chicken. After a fairly entertaining conversation
that sounds as if the chicken wants to ask you out for a night on
the town, she gives you a slight hint. Walk up to the wall and
turn on your senses to see the ground where the light is shining.
You will be inside of the villager's house, and the sword will be
sitting on the couch. After getting both of them, head out of
town and head north toward Faron Forest. It is time to clear the
forest and get your human form back, once and for all.
5. Faron Woods' Twilight
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After crossing the door, a short, funny cutscene follows
where Midna nearly clears your head with your sword. She keeps
your items safe for now (since you can't use them), and your
journey into the darkness begins. (My this is quickly turning
into a very dark game!)
Heading north you will come to a field where a trio of
shadow monsters are roaming a field. After killing two of them,
the third brings the dead monsters back to life, and Midna
realizes that more needs to be done. Now, if you hold B, Midna
will make an aura around you that covers any hostile creatures in
the ring with a pink substance, and when you let go of the B
button, Link rushes and kills everything at once. Use this
ability to kill the monsters all at once.
Keep heading north until you find the waterfall. The light
spirit of the Ordon area will come forth, and tell you of the
plight that Faron Forest is in, and give you a thing called the
"Vessel of Light", which looks like a string of grapes. It seems
that the energy that keeps the world from falling into shadow has
turn into teardrops, and taken the form of invisible bugs that
have spread themselves throughout the forest. Lucky enough for
you the bugs can be seen if you hit left or right on the D pad by
entering your sense mode. Even better, all the locations of the
bugs are marked on your map by a white square.
So! To begin looking. Your first set of bugs is northward
on the path in front of you, so head that way. Kill a couple of
the plants you find, and then search around the first set of
squares. A white bug will appear... they can shock you, so be
warned and look out for pink electricity. Pounce on the bug and
turn it into a tear and collect it.
Keep running down the path, and turn right to find the
lantern merchant. His house has a bug on the side of it... run
into the wall to force the bug to drop down. Kill it and take the
tear. Walk around the other side of his house and up a ledge, and
Midna will call you to jump up to the merchant's house. Enter his
house and find another tear.
Go back to the split in the path and head north, entering
the cave. Make sure if you come near a spot on the map that has a
square you sense and look for more bugs. The cave entrance has
one or two, and you can find more spread out on your path. When
you reach the split in the cave's path, head left and exit the
cave.
Upon exiting the cave, turn to your left and sense again.
On the rock wall will be two more tears. Again, run into the wall
to make them fall off, and rush them for more dead bugs and the
sweet blue light that fills the vessel.
Run northward still, and come to a lake of a nasty, purple
mist. Running into it will cause you to pass out and start
backward, so don't do that. Instead, on your left side is a dock
that extends a little bit into the mist. Stand on that, and Midna
will ask you to call her services again. Here comes a long chain
of jumps... be fairly quick about it, and watch your map closely!
There's a bug at one of the places that you come to rest between
your chain jumping, so make sure you don't miss the tear.
When you make it to the opposite "shore", you'll notice the
presence of two more bugs. Turn on sense, and look for their
shadows in the ground. Tricky jerks, they're trying everything to
trip you up. Dig to pull them out of the ground, wait for the
pink electricity to subside, and take them out.
Keep going northward to find another trio of shadow
monsters. Remember to kill at least two of them with Midna's B
move, and then continue onward. Link will arrive at the rock path
that leads to the hostage site of Talo and the monkey from
earlier in the game. Find the last tears, and enjoy the coming
cutscene about the dangers of the forest and how Faron Forest
needs to be purged.
Run back to the oil merchant, who gives you a key to the
locked path. BUY THE BOTTLE FROM HIM! It's 100 rupees, but seeing
as how bottles are infinitely useful, make sure you get your
hands on that. Unlock the gate and head through the cave and go
to the poisonous lake. Link approaches the lake, no longer in
wolf form, and thus no longer able to enjoy Midna's help across.
Help comes regardless in the form of monkey, who steals your
lantern from you while you aren't looking, and leads you through
the fog. Follow him as he uses the lantern to disperse the fog to
reach the other side, at which point he returns it to you.
Head north, still carving great chunks out of the monsters
infesting the Faron, and run past the bird's shop until the hills
where you run into a cutscene. A white wolf approaches you and
turns into what looks like a skeleton warrior, who gives you your
first special ability, Ending Blow. Yay! Enjoy this moment,
because it is the only time your special abilities are given to
you for free, hah.
Keep going on this path until you come to the entrance to
your first dungeon, the Forest Temple. Kill the monsters and burn
the web with your lantern to enter the temple, and prepare for a
lot of monkey howls before you exit.
6. Forest Temple
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Mmm... smell that rotten, vine and wet bug-filled air. Walk
forward, cutting down the returning lizard men and bats,
replenish your slingshot stores by killing the plants, and keep
moving forward until you find a monkey trapped in a cage. Slice
and dice the contraption to free the poor furball, and look
around. Vine walls are all around you. Kill any spiders you find
with your slingshot, and head up the left vine wall to reach a
chest with a yellow rupee inside of it.