Doppelganger

Doppelganger is the seventh episode of. It first aired in the United States and Canada on October 20, 1989.

Plot

 * See also: Episode transcript

A TLoZ (TV Series): tries to steal the TLoZ (TV Series):, but TLoZ (TV Series): easily defeats it with his TLoZ (TV Series): and sends it back to the TLoZ (TV Series):, with it dropping a {{Term|TLoZ (TV Series)|Force Field Ring|link} that TLoZ (TV Series): picks up. TLoZ (TV Series):, tired of always failing, decides to use a new magic spell which plants a TLoZ (TV Series): in TLoZ (TV Series):'s room. Later on, when Zelda is brushing her hair in front of the Mirror, nightlight strikes it and copies her reflection in an TLoZ (TV Series):. The clone orders the NaN Moblins that accompany her to tie her up and take her into the TLoZ (TV Series): via the Mirror. TLoZ (TV Series):, hearing Zelda's screams, rushes up to her room and defeats several of the NaN Moblins, but one of the foes accidentally throws a vase at the Mirror, breaking it and impeding Zelda's clone from taking the TLoZ (TV Series): to TLoZ (TV Series): via the Mirror. After TLoZ (TV Series): zaps all of the NaN Moblins, the clone kisses him unexpectedly and tells the young hero that they, along with the Triforce, are going to attack TLoZ (TV Series):. However, as the duo are making their way to an TLoZ (TV Series): entrance, TLoZ (TV Series): realizes the truth about the evil clone as she has no reflection but decides to follow her anyway to rescue the real Zelda.

In the TLoZ (TV Series):, TLoZ (TV Series): leaves Zelda unattended as he summons monsters to welcome TLoZ (TV Series):, and the princess uses this time to break herself free from the ropes tying her by using a TLoZ (TV Series):. Meanwhile, TLoZ (TV Series): is now also in the TLoZ (TV Series): following Zelda's clone when suddenly NaN Moblins and NaN Stalfoss attack them. The young hero easily disposes of them, and when the clone rewards TLoZ (TV Series): with a kiss, the real Zelda appears. The evil clone takes the TLoZ (TV Series): and runs to deliver it to TLoZ (TV Series):, with the princess and TLoZ (TV Series): in pursuit. Eventually, they catch up to the clone, but not before defeating three NaN Octoroks while using the TLoZ (TV Series): that TLoZ (TV Series): found earlier. During the struggle, TLoZ (TV Series): and her clone fall into muddy water, which makes both their clothes the same color and leaving TLoZ (TV Series): unable to tell who is the real Zelda. The young hero decides to determine who the real one is by a "kissing content," and when one Zelda slaps him and refuses to kiss him, he knows that she is the real one because the evil clone had willingly kissed him several times before. Quickly, Zelda picks up TLoZ (TV Series):'s sword and zaps her clone, but before they can escape, TLoZ (TV Series): appears. TLoZ (TV Series): fires a TLoZ (TV Series): towards TLoZ (TV Series): but it hits the ceiling, causing rocks to collapse on top of the evil wizard and falling into the mud. Taking this opportunity, the duo exit to the surface using the Triforce's power.

Characters

 * TLoZ (TV Series):
 * TLoZ (TV Series):
 * TLoZ (TV Series):
 * TLoZ (TV Series):
 * TLoZ (TV Series):
 * TLoZ (TV Series):

NaN Enemies

 * NaN Moblins
 * NaN Stalfoss
 * NaN Octoroks

Items

 * TLoZ (TV Series):
 * TLoZ (TV Series):
 * TLoZ (TV Series):
 * NaN Bombs (used by NaN Stalfoss)
 * TLoZ (TV Series):

Trivia

 * TLoZ (TV Series): whistles﻿ the Super Mario Bros. theme song at the beginning of the episode.

Errors

 * When TLoZ (TV Series): and the evil clone are carrying the TLoZ (TV Series): inside TLoZ (TV Series):'s castle, after the evil clone kisses TLoZ (TV Series):, his mouth moves when she is speaking.
 * In one scene, Zelda's outfit is miscolored and she appears to be the evil clone.