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| image = [[File:Hyruleintwilight.jpg]] | | image = [[File:Hyruleintwilight.jpg]] | ||
| caption = The Rooftop of Hyrule Castle in Twilight | | caption = The Rooftop of Hyrule Castle in Twilight | ||
| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' | | game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' | ||
| inhab = [[Twili]] | | inhab = [[Twili]], Midna, and Zant | ||
| item = [[Tears of Light]]<br>[[Vessel of Light]] | | item = [[Tears of Light]]<br/>[[Vessel of Light]] | ||
| related = [[Twilight Realm]]<br>[[Palace of Twilight]]<br>[[Curtain of Twilight]] | | related = [[Twilight Realm]]<br/>[[Palace of Twilight]]<br/>[[Curtain of Twilight]] | ||
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{{Quote|The dark clouds of dusk cover this land... This drape of shadows is called...twilight. In this twilight, those who lived in the light...become as mere spirits...it is a place...where the dark ones and evil creatures dwell...|[[Faron (Light Spirit)|Faron]]}} | {{Quote|The dark clouds of dusk cover this land... This drape of shadows is called...twilight. In this twilight, those who lived in the light...become as mere spirits...it is a place...where the dark ones and evil creatures dwell...|[[Faron (Light Spirit)|Faron]]}} | ||
The '''Twilight''' is an alternate realm | The '''Twilight''' is an alternate realm compared to the [[Light World]], and is where the [[Twili]] dwell. It refers to any region in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' that has been completely stripped of light, with its inhabitants becoming either lost spirits or shadow monsters. The only way into the Twilight is through a [[Curtain of Twilight]], which only the Twili can access. | ||
==''Twilight Princess''== | |||
In [[Hyrule]], four [[Light Spirit|Light Spirits]] dwell in each of the four main regions, and act as each region's guardian. During his conquest of Hyrule, [[Zant]] uses a light-absorbing fog made from [[Shadow Crystal|Shadow Crystals]] to suppress the Light Spirits, causing them to lose their power - as a result, Hyrule is slowly engulfed in Twilight. | |||
Inside the Twilight, the land gains an orange haze, with floating black pixels around the environment. [[Hyrulean|Hyruleans]] who are exposed to the Twilight lose their physical forms, becoming lost spirits - the spirits are unaware of what has happened to them, and are forced to wander the Twilight in fear and uncertainty; they can also be transformed into [[Shadow Beast|Shadow Beasts]] if caught by existing Shadow Beasts. However, bearers of the [[Triforce]] are protected from the Twilight's effects - [[Zelda#Twilight Princess|Zelda]] and [[Ganon#Twilight Princess|Ganondorf]], bearers of the [[Triforce of Wisdom]] and [[Triforce of Power]] respectively, keep their normal forms, while [[Link#Twilight Princess|Link]], bearer of the [[Triforce of Courage]], transforms into a [[Wolf Link|wolf]] instead. Enemies such as [[Bulblin|Bulblins]], [[Keese]], [[Deku Baba|Deku Babas]], and [[Kargarok|Kargaroks]] also keep their physical forms, instead transforming into shadow versions of themselves which have altered appearances. | |||
To remove the Twilight from a region, Link must obtain the [[Tears of Light]] from the [[Shadow Insects]] and bring them to the Light Spirits to restore their power. Once the Light Spirit is no longer suppressed, the Twilight engulfing the region is removed. | |||
==''Hyrule Warriors''== | |||
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In ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]'', the Twilight appears as a gameplay mechanic in the "[[Land of Twilight]]" scenario in Legends Mode. During the scenario, [[Midna]] and her forces use the Twilight to conquer [[Twilight Field]] during their battle with [[Cia]] and her forces, which prevents [[Lana]] from locating the [[Gate of Souls]]. | |||
In-game, when Midna's forces control a [[Keep]], the surrounding area is covered in Twilight - the engulfed area is shown as a black square on the map, preventing the player from seeing troop locations inside. However, the Twilight in this game can be accessed by anyone, and does not affect non-Twili. | |||
To remove the Twilight, the player must take the Keep inside the affected area, which immediately removes the Twilight. Midna's attack power increases for every Twilight-covered Keep in the stage, and the game encourages the player to remove Twilight to weaken her - however, Midna can still be defeated without doing so. | |||
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The Rooftop of Hyrule Castle in Twilight
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"The dark clouds of dusk cover this land... This drape of shadows is called...twilight. In this twilight, those who lived in the light...become as mere spirits...it is a place...where the dark ones and evil creatures dwell..."
The Twilight is an alternate realm compared to the Light World, and is where the Twili dwell. It refers to any region in Twilight Princess that has been completely stripped of light, with its inhabitants becoming either lost spirits or shadow monsters. The only way into the Twilight is through a Curtain of Twilight, which only the Twili can access.
Twilight Princess
In Hyrule, four Light Spirits dwell in each of the four main regions, and act as each region's guardian. During his conquest of Hyrule, Zant uses a light-absorbing fog made from Shadow Crystals to suppress the Light Spirits, causing them to lose their power - as a result, Hyrule is slowly engulfed in Twilight.
Inside the Twilight, the land gains an orange haze, with floating black pixels around the environment. Hyruleans who are exposed to the Twilight lose their physical forms, becoming lost spirits - the spirits are unaware of what has happened to them, and are forced to wander the Twilight in fear and uncertainty; they can also be transformed into Shadow Beasts if caught by existing Shadow Beasts. However, bearers of the Triforce are protected from the Twilight's effects - Zelda and Ganondorf, bearers of the Triforce of Wisdom and Triforce of Power respectively, keep their normal forms, while Link, bearer of the Triforce of Courage, transforms into a wolf instead. Enemies such as Bulblins, Keese, Deku Babas, and Kargaroks also keep their physical forms, instead transforming into shadow versions of themselves which have altered appearances.
To remove the Twilight from a region, Link must obtain the Tears of Light from the Shadow Insects and bring them to the Light Spirits to restore their power. Once the Light Spirit is no longer suppressed, the Twilight engulfing the region is removed.
Hyrule Warriors
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In Hyrule Warriors, the Twilight appears as a gameplay mechanic in the "Land of Twilight" scenario in Legends Mode. During the scenario, Midna and her forces use the Twilight to conquer Twilight Field during their battle with Cia and her forces, which prevents Lana from locating the Gate of Souls.
In-game, when Midna's forces control a Keep, the surrounding area is covered in Twilight - the engulfed area is shown as a black square on the map, preventing the player from seeing troop locations inside. However, the Twilight in this game can be accessed by anyone, and does not affect non-Twili.
To remove the Twilight, the player must take the Keep inside the affected area, which immediately removes the Twilight. Midna's attack power increases for every Twilight-covered Keep in the stage, and the game encourages the player to remove Twilight to weaken her - however, Midna can still be defeated without doing so.