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===Enemies=== | ===Enemies=== | ||
[[File:Armos_Titan.jpg|right|x200px|thumb|An [[Armos#Armos Titan|Armos Titan]] from the beta ''Twilight Princess'']] | [[File:Armos_Titan.jpg|right|x200px|thumb|An [[Armos#Armos Titan|Armos Titan]] from the beta ''Twilight Princess'']] | ||
*[[Armos#Armos_Titan|Armos Titan]], an early design for a gigantic, metallic enemy in {{TP}} | *[[Armos#Armos_Titan|Armos Titan]], an early design for a gigantic, metallic enemy in {{TP}}. It possibly made an appearance in the [[Beta Forest]]. | ||
*Beta [[Shadow Beast]], modulation of a possible early Shadow Beast. | *Beta [[Shadow Beast]], modulation of a possible early Shadow Beast. | ||
*[[Goron Golem]], the massive conglomeration of [[Goron]]s, packed together as an alleged enemy. | *[[Goron Golem]], the massive conglomeration of [[Goron]]s, packed together as an alleged enemy. | ||
*[[Meter Giant]], removed from ''Twilight Princess''. | *[[Meter Giant]], removed from ''Twilight Princess'', but most likely a placeholder used for measurements. | ||
*[[Moblin]], removed from the game. | *[[Moblin]], removed from the game, was seen during an early trailer in an equally unknown indoor area. | ||
*[[Gohma]], replaced by [[Armogohma]], was to chase Link through a cave. This can be seen in the GDC 2005 trailer. | *[[Gohma]], replaced by [[Armogohma]], was to chase Link through a cave. This can be seen in the GDC 2005 trailer. | ||
*[[Kargarok]]s, originally planned to be in the Twilight, but were replaced by Shadow Kargaroks. | *[[Kargarok]]s, originally planned to be in the Twilight, but were replaced by Shadow Kargaroks. | ||
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*A canoe can be seen in [[Ordon Village]] in the E3 2005 trailer. | *A canoe can be seen in [[Ordon Village]] in the E3 2005 trailer. | ||
*The twilight was originally black and white, rather than full-color with a muted color scheme. This grayscale Twilight Realm can be seen in early trailers. | *The twilight was originally black and white, rather than full-color with a muted color scheme. This grayscale Twilight Realm can be seen in early trailers. | ||
*A wholly unused room with a Moblin in it was shown in the E3 2005 trailer. It doesn't resemble anything from the final game. | |||
*A single test room still exists in the data; it is an early version of the [[Darkhammer]] miniboss room. Apart from early textures, object placement reveals that the area was once a much larger, hexagonal room, instead of the narrow corridor in the final version. Possibly changed to make the fight more difficult. | |||
[[File:Zeldatpbetapeska.jpg|thumb|right|Link in a beta fishing area]] | [[File:Zeldatpbetapeska.jpg|thumb|right|Link in a beta fishing area]] | ||
* In early trailers of {{TP}}, a beta fishing hole, much unlike the current Fishing Hole in [[Hena|Hena's]] pond, was demonstrated. Since Link can be seen wearing his [[Ordon Village|Ordon]] outfit, it is assumed that this fishing zone was possibly near Ordon Village. Further proof of this is that in the first playable demo of ''Twilight Princess'', Link can use the canoe to explore the village. | * In early trailers of {{TP}}, a beta fishing hole, much unlike the current Fishing Hole in [[Hena|Hena's]] pond, was demonstrated. Since Link can be seen wearing his [[Ordon Village|Ordon]] outfit, it is assumed that this fishing zone was possibly near Ordon Village. Further proof of this is that in the first playable demo of ''Twilight Princess'', Link can use the canoe to explore the village. | ||
===Miscellaneous=== | ===Miscellaneous=== | ||
*A [[Magic Meter]] can be seen in some of the early screenshots and even on the back of the Wii version's boxart. It was presumably used for the [[Magic Armor]] and the removed [[Fire Arrow]]s. | *A [[Magic Meter]] can be seen in some of the early screenshots and even on the back of the Wii version's boxart. It was presumably used for the [[Magic Armor]] and the removed [[Fire Arrow]]s. Unused text left in the game reveals that another function would be to transform Link into wolf form and vice versa. | ||
*Items such as [[rupoor|black rupees]], black [[Chu Jelly]], bottled [[Blue Fire]], [[Fire Arrow]]s, [[Ice Arrows]], Dark Arrows and Surf Leaf were slated to be included but never were.<ref>{{Cite web|title=Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess [RZDP01]|url=http://geckocodes.org/?c=RZDP01|site=Gecko Codes}}</ref> Fire arrows possibly used the Magic Meter. The surf leaf was probably the leaf used for snowboarding from [[Snowpeak Top]]. | *Items such as [[rupoor|black rupees]], black [[Chu Jelly]], bottled [[Blue Fire]], [[Fire Arrow]]s, [[Ice Arrows]], Dark Arrows and Surf Leaf were slated to be included but never were.<ref>{{Cite web|title=Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess [RZDP01]|url=http://geckocodes.org/?c=RZDP01|site=Gecko Codes}}</ref> Fire arrows possibly used the Magic Meter. The surf leaf was probably the leaf used for snowboarding from [[Snowpeak Top]]. The Japanese internal name for the surfing item was "Shield Surfing", indicating that Link would snowboard on his shield. | ||
*Green and Black Chu Jelly were originally designed to be normally accessible types of Chu Jelly. However, their programming was left unfinished. The Green Jelly can only be found in the Wii release. Though technically an unused item, it can be found by normal means; the jelly is produced by allowing a Blue and Yellow Chu to merge. The Green Jelly does nothing when consumed (it was probably meant to fill the Magic Meter), and its details are completely missing. The Black Jelly, on the other hand, can be found in both releases, though it can only be accessed by cheating or hacking. The Black Jelly has intact details and descriptions; it is essentially complete. When consumed. Link takes one heart of damage. | *Green and Black Chu Jelly were originally designed to be normally accessible types of Chu Jelly. However, their programming was left unfinished. The Green Jelly can only be found in the Wii release. Though technically an unused item, it can be found by normal means; the jelly is produced by allowing a Blue and Yellow Chu to merge. The Green Jelly does nothing when consumed (it was probably meant to fill the Magic Meter), and its details are completely missing. The Black Jelly, on the other hand, can be found in both releases, though it can only be accessed by cheating or hacking. The Black Jelly has intact details and descriptions; it is essentially complete. When consumed. Link takes one heart of damage. | ||
*[[Midna]] had orange-blue hair, which was later replaced with her current orange-yellow style. This can be seen in early screenshots and the E3 2005 trailer. | *[[Midna]] had orange-blue hair, which was later replaced with her current orange-yellow style. This can be seen in early screenshots and the E3 2005 trailer. | ||
*The game originally had a different transformation cutscene when Link first enters the twilight. This can be seen in the E3 2005 trailer. | *The game originally had a different transformation cutscene when Link first enters the twilight. This can be seen in the E3 2005 trailer. | ||
*Link originally could perform a spinning back slash, as seen in the E3 2005 trailer. | *Link originally could perform a spinning back slash, as seen in the E3 2005 trailer. | ||
*Link originally had a different voice actor (Link's voice actor from Ocarina of Time). | *Link originally had a different voice actor (Link's voice actor from Ocarina of Time). Probably a placeholder voice, like how ''Wind Waker'' once used ''Majora's Mask'' voices. | ||
*It is likely that Midna once had the ability to tattle on enemies, the same way as [[Navi]], [[Tatl]], [[Tingle]], and [[Fi]]. An early video shows a prompt to press Z for a hint when Link targets an enemy. | |||
*In earlier builds, the Hyrule Castle spirit soldiers were more abundant in the sewers. The final release has fewer soldiers. | *In earlier builds, the Hyrule Castle spirit soldiers were more abundant in the sewers. The final release has fewer soldiers. | ||
*An icon and design of a beta [[Ordon Shield]] can be seen within the game files. Colin and Talo can be seen with the beta model of the shield. | *An icon and design of a beta [[Ordon Shield]] can be seen within the game files. Colin and Talo can be seen with the beta model of the shield. | ||
