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==Other Appearances== | ==Other Appearances== | ||
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In {{HW}}, Hero Mode appears as a difficulty setting for Scenarios in [[Legend Mode]]. It is unlocked after completing the original Scenarios in any other difficulty. In higher difficulties, enemies deal more damage and have increased defenses. Bonuses are also given by clearing Legend Mode Scenarios in a higher difficulty, such as an increase in [[Rupee]]s gained. The Hard Mode [[Gold Skulltula]]s, also unlocked after completing the original Scenarios, can only be found by playing through the Scenarios in either Hard or Hero Mode difficulty in addition to fulfilling their other requirements. | In {{HW}}, Hero Mode appears as a difficulty setting for Scenarios in [[Legend Mode]]. It is unlocked after completing the original Scenarios in any other difficulty. In higher difficulties, enemies deal more damage and have increased defenses. Bonuses are also given by clearing Legend Mode Scenarios in a higher difficulty, such as an increase in [[Rupee]]s gained. The Hard Mode [[Gold Skulltula]]s, also unlocked after completing the original Scenarios, can only be found by playing through the Scenarios in either Hard or Hero Mode difficulty in addition to fulfilling their other requirements. | ||
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