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Advancing Wall of Doom: Rocktites pursue your train in tight tunnels and need several shots to the eye before being shortly pushed back.If you find another and sell it to him, he gives you 2,500 rupees for it. Adam Smith Hates Your Guts: Linebeck III demands you retrieve a Regal Ring for him to pay off his debts to the bridge builder, claiming it's worth 8,000 rupees (his debts only amounted to 5,000 rupees).She adds that she'll remain behind to wait for him ( "From what I understand, it's kind of a family tradition!") before being informed that she'd have to help him out also. When Zelda is told that her body is being kept at the top of the tower (and why), she frantically heads right towards Link and borderline-psychotically orders him to go and save it. Action Girl: One of the few canon Zelda games to have Zelda actually DO something other than stand around for most of the game that's actually playable.Link will have everything explored in less than five minutes. Absurdly Short Level: Out of all the train stations in the game, Bridge Worker's Home is by far the smallest, consisting of one house with a quest-relevant NPC and one treasure chest.The boulder phase of the Malladus fight is extremely difficult without this technique.

You get it after collecting all 20 stamps, and since the portal to the dark realm is near Aboda, chances are you'll end up turning in the stamps right before you go in for the final battle.

Better yet, switching directions and the speed are conserved while under the Tears of Light, so you can go backwards and still have the same speed. Grab one of them and pull down the whistle to have an extreme boost in speed and invincibility to boot.

The first portion of the Dark Realm has you eliminating every Armored Train on the map by hunting each of them down with the Tears of Light.

note It is worth noting that earlier Zelda games were given higher ratings in remakes and re-releases. The first two were the T-rated The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess and Link's Crossbow Training, although the latter is a spinoff game. It is the third Zelda game so far to have a rating that is not the default E (it's rated E10+). Besides playing Exposition Fairy, it is Zelda herself who can possess the Phantoms and help Link in dungeons. While the villain takes Zelda's body for himself, her soul stays with Link, and they team up to put her soul back where it belongs. Almost as soon as Link sneaks the princess out of the castle, the Evil Chancellor shows up and casts some sort of spell that separates Zelda's soul from her body. She does so despite the annoyance of her Obviously Evil Chancellor, Cole secretly, however, she requests Link's aid in investigating why the Spirit Tracks are disappearing. The story opens with Link, an apprentice engineer, needing to attend his presentation ceremony in which Princess Zelda will appoint him as a Royal Engineer. In the present day, Princess Zelda is once again a reigning monarch in charge of a functional kingdom, rather than the Tsundere Little Miss Badass of the prior games.

Since then, a new Kingdom of Hyrule was founded in the land (by the The Wind Waker/ Phantom Hourglass Zelda), apparently coexisting peacefully with the native Lokomos. The chains binding him stretched the entire length of the land, and ended up the basis for a railway system. Link controls not a ship, but a train.Ī long time ago, in the land of the Lokomo people, a great evil called the Demon King was fought and sealed in the ground. The second major change is that this game takes place on land, not the ocean. Firstly, the player can take control of Phantoms (like those in Phantom Hourglass) to aid in combat and solving puzzles. However, there are several new features introduced for this game. For the most part, controls are similar to its predecessor. It is an indirect sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, taking place over a hundred years after the events in that game and starring a new Link and Zelda. The fifteenth game in The Legend of Zelda series, Spirit Tracks was released in December of 2009.