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When Ganon sends the [[Helmaroc King]] to kidnap Tetra, the pirates follow the bird, and eventually they manage to hit it with their cannon and send Tetra into the [[Forest of Fairies]] on [[Outset Island]]. [[Link (The Wind Waker)|Link]] defeats the monsters in the surrounding area to help her. Moments later, Link's little sister, [[Aryll]], is accidentally abducted due to the Helmaroc King being confused with the similar appearances of Tetra and Aryll.{{Ref|TWW|899|[[Quill]]}} | When Ganon sends the [[Helmaroc King]] to kidnap Tetra, the pirates follow the bird, and eventually they manage to hit it with their cannon and send Tetra into the [[Forest of Fairies]] on [[Outset Island]]. [[Link (The Wind Waker)|Link]] defeats the monsters in the surrounding area to help her. Moments later, Link's little sister, [[Aryll]], is accidentally abducted due to the Helmaroc King being confused with the similar appearances of Tetra and Aryll.{{Ref|TWW|899|[[Quill]]}} | ||
Tetra agrees to take Link on her ship to rescue his sister as soon as he finds a [[Hero's Shield|shield]].{{Ref|TWW|894|Tetra}}{{Ref|TWW|907|Tetra}} She helps him infiltrate [[Forsaken Fortress]], and she is able to communicate with him through her [[Gossip Stone]] that was handed down through her family. They lose contact when Link is thrown out of the fortress by the Helmaroc King. She is seen later in the [[Bomb Shop (The Wind Waker)|Bomb Shop]] on [[Windfall Island]], where she sees Link spying on her and the pirates and convinces them to stay out in town so that Link has the chance to steal their [[bomb]]s and obtain [[Nayru's Pearl]] from [[Jabun]]. | Tetra agrees to take Link on her ship to rescue his sister as soon as he finds a [[Hero's Shield|shield]].{{Ref|TWW|894|Tetra}}{{Ref|TWW|907|Tetra}} She helps him infiltrate [[Forsaken Fortress]], and she is able to communicate with him through her [[Gossip Stone]] that was handed down through her family. They lose contact when Link is thrown out of the fortress by the Helmaroc King. She is seen later in the [[Bomb Shop (The Wind Waker)|Bomb Shop]] on [[Windfall Island]], where she sees Link spying on her and the pirates and convinces them to stay out in town so that Link has the chance to steal their [[bomb]]s and obtain [[Nayru's Pearl]] from [[Jabun]]. | ||
Later in the game, after Link obtains the [[Master Sword]], she saves Link when he goes to fight Ganon without realizing that his sword does not have the power to repel evil. Ganon comments on the fact that his Triforce is resonating with her, because, unbeknownst to Tetra, she is the bearer of the Triforce of Wisdom. After the pair successfully escape, she follows Link to [[Hyrule]], which is beneath the sea, and the [[King of Red Lions]] reveals that she is actually Princess Zelda, to the surprise of both Tetra and Link. She decides to wait in the basement of [[Hyrule Castle]], hoping that Ganon would not find her there. | Later in the game, after Link obtains the [[Master Sword]], she saves Link when he goes to fight Ganon without realizing that his sword does not have the power to repel evil. Ganon comments on the fact that his Triforce is resonating with her, because, unbeknownst to Tetra, she is the bearer of the Triforce of Wisdom. After the pair successfully escape, she follows Link to [[Hyrule]], which is beneath the sea, and the [[King of Red Lions]] reveals that she is actually Princess Zelda, to the surprise of both Tetra and Link. She decides to wait in the basement of [[Hyrule Castle]], hoping that Ganon would not find her there. | ||
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==''Phantom Hourglass''== | ==''Phantom Hourglass''== | ||
[[File:Tetra PhantomHourglass.png|150px|thumb|left|Tetra's appearance in [[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]].]] | [[File:Tetra PhantomHourglass.png|150px|thumb|left|Tetra's appearance in [[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]].]] | ||
The entire plot of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]'' revolves around rescuing Tetra. At the beginning of the game, Tetra and [[Link (The Wind Waker)#Phantom Hourglass|Link]] are sailing together and are searching for the [[Ghost Ship (Phantom Hourglass)|Ghost Ship]]. They find it surrounded by and eerie fog, but Tetra doesn't believe in ghosts, so she boards the ship. Her scream is heard a few moments later, and Link tries to jump on to the ship after her, but he falls into the water. With the help of the Spirits of [[Ciela|Courage]], [[Neri|Wisdom]], and [[Leaf|Power]], he eventually boards the Ghost Ship, but he only finds that she has been turned to stone. It is revealed that her life force was sucked out by [[Bellum]]. Link then goes on to defeat Bellum, and shortly after, Tetra is returned to her former self. | The entire plot of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]'' revolves around rescuing Tetra. At the beginning of the game, Tetra and [[Link (The Wind Waker)#Phantom Hourglass|Link]] are sailing together and are searching for the [[Ghost Ship (Phantom Hourglass)|Ghost Ship]]. They find it surrounded by and eerie fog, but Tetra doesn't believe in ghosts, so she boards the ship. Her scream is heard a few moments later, and Link tries to jump on to the ship after her, but he falls into the water. With the help of the Spirits of [[Ciela|Courage]], [[Neri|Wisdom]], and [[Leaf|Power]], he eventually boards the Ghost Ship, but he only finds that she has been turned to stone. It is revealed that her life force was sucked out by [[Bellum]]. Link then goes on to defeat Bellum, and shortly after, Tetra is returned to her former self. | ||
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To complete all of Tetra's [[Badge Market|badges]] in ''Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition'', the player must collect the following materials: | To complete all of Tetra's [[Badge Market|badges]] in ''Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition'', the player must collect the following materials: | ||
Bronze | Bronze | ||
*1× [[Metal Plate]] | *1× [[Metal Plate]] | ||
*9× [[Monster Horn (Hyrule Warriors)|Monster Horn]] | *9× [[Monster Horn (Hyrule Warriors)|Monster Horn]] | ||