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In Link's seventh [[Recovered Memory]], "[[Blades of the Yiga]]", [[Princess Zelda]] is attacked by a group of Yiga Footsoldiers at [[Kara Kara Bazaar]] and rescued by Link. | In Link's seventh [[Recovered Memory]], "[[Blades of the Yiga]]", [[Princess Zelda]] is attacked by a group of Yiga Footsoldiers at [[Kara Kara Bazaar]] and rescued by Link. | ||
They are set to retroactively debut in ''[[Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity]]'', most likely showing their backstory before Ganon's resurrection and recruiting the Guardians to his army. In gameplay and cutscenes, they now have full voice acting, first shown when they are fleeing from a [[Molduga]]. The game also reveals they have a second in command, and are also guided by a mysterious hooded figure. | They are set to retroactively debut in ''[[Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity]]'', most likely showing their backstory before Ganon's resurrection and recruiting the Guardians to his army. In gameplay and cutscenes, they now have full voice acting, first shown when they are fleeing from a [[Molduga]]. The game also reveals they have a [[Sooga|second in command]], and are also guided by a [[Astor|mysterious hooded figure]]. | ||
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* [[Dorian]] | * [[Dorian]] | ||
* [[Master Kohga]] | * [[Master Kohga]] | ||
* [[Sooga]] | |||
* [[Yiga Blademaster]] | * [[Yiga Blademaster]] | ||
* [[Yiga Footsoldier]] | * [[Yiga Footsoldier]] | ||
