retiredstaff
18,458
edits
Retrieval of Ilia's Memory: Difference between revisions
From Zelda Wiki, the Zelda encyclopedia
m
you win this one, abdul! *shakes fist*
(interesting! would it be better if i put that here? it's pretty noteworthy) |
m (you win this one, abdul! *shakes fist*) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[File:Ilia_remembers.png|right|thumb|200px|Ilia's memory is restored after giving her the Wooden Statue.]] | [[File:Ilia_remembers.png|right|thumb|200px|Ilia's memory is restored after giving her the Wooden Statue.]] | ||
The {{Name|Retrieval of Ilia's Memory}} is a particular plot diversion in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' that operates due to the aftermath of the Ordon child abductions by [[King Bulblin]] and his troupe. After the children quickly quarantine themselves from their persuers inside [[Renado]]'s house in [[Kakariko Village]], [[Ilia]], the eldest, is reported to have taken shelter in [[Telma's Bar]], a pub within the confines of [[Hyrule Castle Town]]. When [[Link]] goes to see her after visiting with the other children in Kakariko Village, he realizes she now suffers from severe memory loss as a product of her abduction. | The {{Name|Retrieval of Ilia's Memory}} is a particular plot diversion in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' that operates due to the aftermath of the Ordon child abductions by [[King Bulblin]] and his troupe. After the children quickly quarantine themselves from their persuers inside [[Renado]]'s house in [[Kakariko Village]], [[Ilia]], the eldest, is reported to have taken shelter in [[Telma's Bar]], a pub within the confines of [[Hyrule Castle Town]]. When [[Link]] goes to see her after visiting with the other children in Kakariko Village, he realizes she now suffers from severe memory loss as a product of her abduction. | ||
==Involvments== | ==Involvments== | ||
| Line 47: | Line 45: | ||
==Aftermath== | ==Aftermath== | ||
Before Link receives the message from Renado to begin this quest, he and [[Midna]] learn from [[Ooccoo]] that the [[Dominion Rod]] lost its power; fortunately, when Ilia recovers her memory, she tells Link that Impaz was waiting for a ''messenger'' who would have the [[Dominion Rod|rod of the heavens]]; indeed, Link shows the rod to Impaz and she gives him a book that holds the clues on how to give back the rod its power, as well as how to reach the [[City in the Sky]]. The game resumes the main quest from this point. | Before Link receives the message from Renado to begin this quest, he and [[Midna]] learn from [[Ooccoo]] that the [[Dominion Rod]] lost its power; fortunately, when Ilia recovers her memory, she tells Link that Impaz was waiting for a ''messenger'' who would have the [[Dominion Rod|rod of the heavens]]; indeed, Link shows the rod to Impaz and she gives him a book that holds the clues on how to give back the rod its power, as well as how to reach the [[City in the Sky]]. The game resumes the main quest from this point. | ||
Despite the importance of this sidequest to the game's plot, it is possible to finish the game without fully recovering Ilia's memory. All Link needs to do is ''not'' show the [[Horse Call|Ilia's Charm]] to Ilia; the main quest can be continued by showing [[Impaz]] the [[Dominion Rod]] on the first visit to [[Hidden Village]] to obtain the [[Ancient Sky Book]] and immediately embarking on that part of the adventure. Nothing is [[Permanently Missable Items|permanently missable]] in this way; Link can go back and complete this sidequest at any time. There is no alternate ending attainable by not completing this sidequest; the same credits sequence plays at the end regardless of whether Link fully restores Ilia's memory or not. | |||
[[Category:Events]] | [[Category:Events]] | ||
