ZELDAPEDIA RAVIO CRACK

After being told of what has occurred, the old man asks Link if he has heard of the legends of the Seven Sages and of the hero who saved Hyrule. Upon entering the elder's dwelling, the young hero proceeds to inform Sahasrahla of the events that took place within the Sanctuary. Under Princess Zelda's orders, Link heads to Kakariko Village to consult Sahasrahla for help due to his vast knowledge of the past. The sorcerer then proceeds to leave the sanctuary, kicking Link out of his way and explains that the Captain couldn't even oppose his might, and that the painting of the captain upon the wall was a waste of his magic. Yuga exclaims that he is the portrait of perfection and that he'll be leaving this ugly world soon enough. Yuga notices Link's presence within the church-like building and despite the Priest's warnings about Yuga's power, the sorcerer taunts Link into attacking him and swiftly turns into a drawing himself and hides in the wall, causing Link to crash into it and faint.

Yuga informs Seres that she is perfection, and turns the young girl into a painting and kidnaps her, claiming that 'Her Grace' will be pleased, as Link can only watch helplessly. Upon arriving into the Sanctuary's interior, Link finds the Captain has been turned into a lifeless painting on the wall and the Priest knocked onto the floor, confronting a mysterious man who reveals that his name is Yuga and that he has come to the Sanctuary seeking perfection. Shortly after a nun named Seres enters the Sanctuary to fetch the Captain, screaming is heard and the doors leading inside are shut, however, Dampé informs the young hero of a hidden passageway leading into the sanctuary within the graveyard. Yuga is first seen within the Sanctuary by Link, who has traveled to the church-like building to deliver a sword to the Captain. Secretly, however, he intended to backstab Hilda to fulfill his own personal agenda to utilize the Triforce to ascend to godhood and remake existence into his image, and was using Hilda, with only Ravio seeing through Yuga's intentions.

As Hilda was not capable of merging so as to fit in the crack, she sent Yuga to Hyrule so as to start the first phase of their plan - namely, to abduct the sage's descendants and Zelda.

ZELDAPEDIA RAVIO CRACK

Generations later, Yuga was serving Princess Hilda when he discovered a crack in Lorule's sacred realm that led to Hyrule upon learning of the existence of another, relatively intact triforce in this realm, Hilda and Yuga formed a plan to obtain the sacred relic and use it to restore Lorule, despite knowing that doing so would doom Hyrule to Lorule's fate. Long before the events of A Link Between Worlds, Lorule was a beautiful kingdom similar to Hyrule however, the kingdom had lost its Triforce in a fierce civil war, due to the Royal Family destroying it rather than seal it away, and slowly began to decay.

2.3 Lorule Castle's Throne Room Encounter.

When worn together with the Phantom Ganon Armor it causes the armor's cape to be removed. The ears have their own 'jiggle-bone' programming like the Bunny Hood did in past games which causes the ears to flop around as Link moves. The hood's description references Ravio's Bracelet and reveals it increases sideways climbing speed when worn which is a tongue-in-cheek reference to Ravio's Bracelet allowing Link to become a 2-dimensional painting in order to move along walls. It can be obtained upon 'The Champions' Ballad' DLC pack 2 installation.Īccording to the side quest relating to it as well as Misko's EX Journal 2, the helmet was originally located at Hyrule Castle as part of a historical line of clothing, but the bandit Misko stole it and hid it under the right hand of the dragon ruins that houses the Spring of Courage at Dracozu Lake. It is a thematic head armor inspired by Ravio from The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. The Ravio's Hood is an item from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

It's a rather rare find.' - Ravio's Hood description Wearing it increases your sideways climbing speed. Increases sideways climbing speed ' The hood of a traveling merchant who had a bracelet that could turn the wearer into a painting.

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