Nintendo Wii The Legend of Zelda User Manual

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Prologue 6

Using the Controller 8

Getting Started 10

The Game Screen 13

Collecting and Equipping Items

18

Link's Actions 20

Items 28

Clues for Your Quest 32

Lure Fishing 36

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Deep in the southernmost region of the kingdom of Hyrule
lies a village by the name of Ordon. Cradled in the scenic
beauty of pristine farmland, the villagers of Ordon make a
living by raising livestock. Among the villagers is a boy
known as the most skillful rider in all the land. A boy who, it

is expected, will one day
take over the responsibil­ity of leading Ordon as the
village chief. His name is
Link...

Trusted and liked by all
the villagers, Link is
especially loved by the

other children of Ordon,
among whom he holds unofficial status as the leader of the
pack. Link spends his days as a ranch hand and learns the
ways of the sword from the village's lone swordsman, Rusl,
in his spare time. He often displays his newly honed skills to
the village youths, which makes him even more popular.

One day Link is showing off his swordsmanship as usual,
when a monkey appears. "Hey! That's the monkey that's been
causing trouble all over the village! Let's get him," cry the
children. They run after the
monkey into the forest. Link
rushes into the heart of the
woods after them and is
shocked to find that the
dark thickets are teeming
with countless monsters.
After fighting his way
through their ranks, Link
rescues the child and the
monkey from the cage
where they are held captive.

Until now, the forest had always been a safe place...

The next day, after much encouragement by Rusl, Link
prepares to set out and deliver the village's tribute to Hyrule
Castle. Having never visited the castle before, Link is in high
spirits as he prepares for his journey, but when his childhood
friend Ilia notices a wound on Epona's haunch, she gives Link
an earful for being so
careless with his horse. In a
huff, Ilia leads Epona away.

Link tracks down Epona and
Ilia at the mystical spring
nearby and attempts to
apologize for injuring Epona.
But no matter how many
times he says he's sorry, Ilia simply refuses to forgive Link.
Then Colin, a young boy from the village who idolizes Link,
steps forward to mediate the situation. Thanks to Colin's

explanation, Link is finally able to
get Ilia to drop her guard and talk
with him. Having warmed back up,
Ilia tells Link, "Come back safely,
and don't do anything reckless!"

Just then...

A monster astride a huge boar comes
crashing out of the forest. The fearsome monster and its mount
break through the gate to the spring and attack the youths.

Caught off guard by the sudden assault, Link is helpless to
stop the monster from delivering a blow that renders him
unconscious. Through the fog of his half-conscious mind,

Link watches Colin and Ilia get swept off by the monster...

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This section is devoted to explaining the controller grip and
basic in-game controls for this game. For more detailed
explanations of how to swing and shake the Wii Remote and
Nunchuk, please refer to the individual pages dedicated to
advanced functions, or check the in-game tutorials.

How to Hold the Controllers

Hold the controllers as
depicted on the right.

Make sure to pass your
hand through the wrist
strap on the Wii
Remote and tighten the
attached cinch before
you start playing.

Nunchuk

Control Stick

Walk/Run/Swim/Jump

Cycle through options

C Button

Switch to first-person
perspective

Z Button

Z-target

P20

P23

P20

Wii Remote

Pointer

Power Button

Turn the Wii
Remote on/off

A Button

Talk/Check/Open/
Pick Up/Throw, etc.

Perform action
displayed at the bottom
of the screen

P22

Select an option

Minus Button

Toggle Items screen
Skip cut scene

(press twice)

P15

Speaker

Emits sound effects

1 Button

View map

P16

+Control Pad

Talk to Midna

Assign an item
to the B Button
(switch out
assigned item)

B Button

Use assigned item

Plus Button

Toggle Collection
screen

HOME Button

Toggle HOME Menu

2 Button

Toggle minimap
on/off

P27

P28

P28

P18

P13

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Carefully insert your Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

1

Game Disc into your Wii's Disc Slot. Your Wii console will
turn on. The screen below will appear on your television.
When you have finished reading the warning, press .

*You can insert the Game
Disc even if your Wii console
is already on.

2

From the Wii Menu, point at the Disc Channel icon with
your Wii Remote and press .

3

Next, the system will
display the Channel
Preview screen. Choose
Start and press .

4

After the wrist-strap
screen, the game’s title
screen will appear. Press
and to bring up the
Quest Log screen.

Choosing a Quest Log

When starting a new game…

When you start a new
game, you’ll be asked
to create a save file
on your Wii's internal
memory. Point to Yes
and press to do so.
To save your game, you
need to have at least 1
block of free memory.

When loading a saved file…

To load a previously saved game, choose a file with game data
already saved in it and select Start to continue playing from
where you left off.

Save Information

The upper window in
the file displays your
current life total, play
time, etc., while the
bottom window displays
important items.

Copy Copy a save file to another Quest Log.

Erase

Delete a save file.

Please note that once a file is deleted, it can never be recovered.
See the Wii Operations Manual when you would like to erase the
data from Wii System Memory.

Start Begin the game.

Enter a name for your
main character and
horse. Point and press
to enter each letter.
After you have entered
your desired name,
click on the END icon
to advance to the TV
Settings Check Screen

P12

and begin
the game.

*You can also select files and
letters by using .

During the course of your adventure, you'll use your main
screen and several other displays such as the Items screen and
map screen. Let's take a look at their basic layouts.

Main Screen

Your main screen adapts to each situation. It changes to
display special gauges and to tell you what actions are avail­able to you in a given location.

Life Gauge

A gauge that decreases
when you take damage
from an enemy or from
your natural environment
by doing something like
falling from high up.

Action Icon

Displays which
actions and selected
items are available to
you by pressing each
direction of .

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Television Settings Check

This is a tool to help you
calibrate your television's
brightness, vertical display
ratio, and horizontal display
ratio. Use the provided
images to fine-tune your
television. When playing in
16:9, remember to set both
the console and your television to 16:9 display mode. For a more
detailed explanation, please consult the Wii Operations Manual.

Minimap

A map of your immediate
surroundings. Press to
toggle this map display
on or off.

Adaptive Command

An action particularly important to the
area you are in.

Action

The item currently
assigned to . Use
this item by
pressing .

Rupees

Available money.

Action

The action currently
assigned to .

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