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== ''Twilight Princess'' == | == ''Twilight Princess'' == | ||
The idea of Tunic switching to help with puzzles made its return to the | The idea of Tunic switching to help with puzzles made its return to the GameCube and Wii game, ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. | ||
===Ordonian Outfit=== | ===Ordonian Outfit=== | ||
In the early portion of the game, Link wears the standard clothes of the Ordonians of [[Ordon Village]]. Most males of the village wear a variation of this garb. There is nothing special about this outfit as it does not grant Link any extra abilities. Once the Hero's Clothes are obtained, Link will not be seen wearing these clothes again, with a few exceptions. When [[sumo]] wrestling with [[Bo|Mayor Bo]], Link wears the trousers from this outfit, and it also appears in various cutscenes. | In the early portion of the game, Link wears the standard clothes of the Ordonians of [[Ordon Village]]. Most males of the village wear a variation of this garb. There is nothing special about this outfit as it does not grant Link any extra abilities. Once the Hero's Clothes are obtained, Link will not be seen wearing these clothes again, with a few exceptions. When [[sumo]] wrestling with [[Bo|Mayor Bo]], Link wears the trousers from this outfit, and it also appears in various cutscenes. This is the only outfit of ''Twilight Princess'' that does not include a hat. | ||
===Hero's Clothes=== | ===Hero's Clothes=== | ||
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===Zora Armor=== | ===Zora Armor=== | ||
[[File:Zoraarmour.png|100px|left]]The Zora Armor works in similar fashion to the Zora Tunic in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''. It is even designed by "the same person", [[King Zora]]. Although the King doesn't make an appearance in this game, his wife [[Queen Rutela]] does. She rewards the clothing to Link when he helps deliver [[Prince Ralis|her son]] to [[Kakariko Village]] safely. She then lays down for her eternal rest. The Armor allows Link to breathe underwater as long as he is wearing it. It also allows Link to swim underwater, functioning similarly to the swimming aspect of the [[Zora Mask]] of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. With the combination of the [[Iron Boots]], Link can also walk on the ocean floor. A new twist, however, makes Link more vulnerable to Fire and Ice attacks while wearing the armor. The armor looks like chain mail with short sleeves, unlike Link's normal tunic. It also has a helmet similar to what Zora soldiers wear, yet smaller and only goes on the forehead, and a mask which covers his mouth and nose whilst in the water. One of Link's outfits in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' is very similar to the Zora Armor. | [[File:Zoraarmour.png|100px|left]]The Zora Armor works in similar fashion to the Zora Tunic in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''. It is even designed by "the same person", [[King Zora]]. Although the King doesn't make an appearance in this game, his wife [[Queen Rutela]] does. She rewards the clothing to Link when he helps deliver [[Prince Ralis|her son]] to [[Kakariko Village]] safely. She then lays down for her eternal rest. The Armor allows Link to breathe underwater as long as he is wearing it. It also allows Link to swim underwater, functioning similarly to the swimming aspect of the [[Zora Mask]] of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''. With the combination of the [[Iron Boots]], Link can also walk on the ocean floor. A new twist, however, makes Link more vulnerable to Fire and Ice attacks while wearing the armor, so like the Zora Tunic it is made to be situational rather than a replacement for the current clothing. The armor looks like chain mail with short sleeves, unlike Link's normal tunic. It also has a helmet similar to what Zora soldiers wear, yet smaller and only goes on the forehead, and a mask which covers his mouth and nose whilst in the water. One of Link's outfits in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' is very similar to the Zora Armor. | ||
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===Magic Armor=== | ===Magic Armor=== | ||
''Main article: [[Magic Armor]]'' | ''Main article: [[Magic Armor]]'' | ||
[[File:Magicarmour.png|100px|left]] | [[File:Magicarmour.png|100px|left]]This version of the Magic Armor is in the form of equipment rather than as a magic-based item. allows Link to lose [[rupee]]s when he is hit instead of hearts. The Magic Armor will consume rupees until he is out, at which time the effect wears off. Without rupees, the armor impedes movement and turns a gray-blue color, and if hit without [[rupee]]s, you will lose health normally. | ||
Interestingly enough, if you equip the [[Iron Boots]] once you have run out of [[rupee]]s while wearing the Magic Armor, your speed will not change. | Interestingly enough, if you equip the [[Iron Boots]] once you have run out of [[rupee]]s while wearing the Magic Armor, your speed will not change. | ||
