Select Scenario

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The following article is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.

The Select Scenario menu is a recurring interface in the Hyrule Warriors series.[1][name references needed]

Overview

Hyrule Warriors

The Select Scenario menu allows the player to choose a Scenario that they have unlocked. On the right side of the Select Scenario menu, a box displays the name of the highlighted Scenario along with the story arc the Scenario takes place in. Below the Scenario name, the box will display the Skulltulas, Heart Containers, and Pieces of Heart that can be obtained in the Scenario.[2] Underneath the collectables, the player can choose the Difficulty for the Scenario by pressing the X button.[3] At the bottom of the box, all playable Warriors for the highlighted Scenario will be displayed.[4]

Age of Calamity

The Select Scenario menu takes the form of a Map of Hyrule identical to the Map that appears on the Sheikah Slate in Breath of the Wild. In the Map, there are different kinds of icons, with either the colors of blue or yellow. A yellow icon means a Main Quest, Challenge, or Quest not completed, and a blue icon means a Main Quest, Challenge, or Quest that is completed.

The first icon is one that has two Swords clashing together. This one is also larger than the other icons. This icon means that this is a Main Quest, and a yellow one would mean that it is one that is not completed. Once you press that icon, the player can change the character and Cook Food to get special effects during the battle.

The second icon is one that has a Sword going up. This is a Challenge that involves fighting. These have similar settings to Main Quests. Sometimes, though, you may not be able to change the character. For example, the Challenge "Mipha's Training" only allows the player to use Mipha. Sometimes, you may only use one type of Weapon. For example, you may only be able to use Spears or One-Handed Weapons. However, you are still able to Cook. One difference that Challenges have is that they show a first clear award, which shows the player the award they will get if they complete in one try. The Challenge also tells the player what Monsters they will fight.

The third has many different icons, but these ones are ones that do not involve fighting. If it shows a face, then it means that this Quest will help the character whose face is being displayed. The ones with faces will disappear once completed.

There is also a Horse icon, which means that by completing that Quest, you will unlock a Stable. Stables are not meant to keep Horses, however. Stables have Merchants that sell different things depending on who the Merchant is. The Merchant will change after completing a Main Quest or Challenge. Sometimes, there may be no Merchants at the Stable.

There are several other icons, but those are all Quests too. Most of the time, these Quests either unlock a Shop, upgrade a Weapon, or unlock a new character.

Nomenclature

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See Also

References

  1. Select Scenario — N/A (Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)
  2. You can check information on heart containers and Gold Skulltulas that remain hidden on a given battlefield from the Select Scenario screen. — Tutorial (Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)
  3. X Button Change Difficulty — Select Scenario (Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)
  4. Playable Warriors — Select Scenario (Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)