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{{Specify|this=the Hawk from Twilight Princess|other=the Hawk from Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom|link=[[Islander Hawk]]}} | |||
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| image = [[File:Hawk-TP.jpg|400px]] | | image = [[File:Hawk-TP.jpg|400px]] | ||
| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' | | game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' | ||
| location = [[Ordon Village]] <br/> [[Sacred Grove]] | | location = [[Ordon Village]]<br/>[[Sacred Grove]] | ||
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'''Hawks''' are animals from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. | |||
== | ==''Twilight Princess''== | ||
Hawks are summoned by a type of grass called [[Hawk Grass]]. Once called upon, a small cutscene takes place, where the Hawk comes out from the horizon and lands upon [[Link (Twilight Princess)|Link]]'s arm. Link can aim the Hawk using the pointer on screen to solve certain puzzles. The Hawk in [[Ordon Village]] is seen as a form of protection, as [[Hanch]] calls upon it to attack Link while in [[Wolf Link|Wolf]] form. | |||
During the prologue of the game, there are a series of tasks that Link completes in order to obtain the [[Slingshot]]—two of these tasks involve Link calling upon the Hawk. [[Jaggle]] asks Link to climb up onto the small cliff with him, then he tells Link how to use and summon the Hawk. Link must aim the Hawk to knock down the beehive hanging from a tree in the village. This allows Link to obtain [[Bee Larva]], which he can later use for bait. Link also uses the Hawk on a separate platform to retrieve [[Uli]]'s [[cradle]], which had previously been stolen by a [[Monkey]] from [[Faron Woods]]. When returning the cradle to Uli, she rewards Link with the [[Fishing Rod]]. | |||
Later on in the game when Link is trying to obtain the [[Master Sword]], he has to pass through the [[Sacred Grove]]. As Wolf Link he is able to howl at the Hawk Grass and this once again summons the Hawk. Though the Hawk doesn't serve much purpose here it can be used to point out secret areas. | When escaping his imprisonment in [[Hyrule Castle (Twilight Princess)|Hyrule Castle]], Link, now in Wolf form and aided by [[Midna]], has to return to Ordon Village. Midna asks Link to retrieve a [[Ordon Sword|sword]] and [[Ordon Shield|shield]]. Since Link is now in Wolf form, the people of Ordon see him as a beast. The villagers are now very hostile towards him, and Hanch summons the Hawk to try and attack him. [[Link (Sera's Cat)|Sera's Cat]] tells Link to sneak up behind Hanch, thus preventing him from using the Hawk. | ||
Later on in the game when Link is trying to obtain the [[Master Sword]], he has to pass through the [[Sacred Grove]]. As Wolf Link, he is able to howl at the Hawk Grass, and this once again summons the Hawk. Though the Hawk doesn't serve much purpose here, it can be used to point out secret areas. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*After [[Wolf Link]] has scared down [[Hanch]] from the platform, he is able to howl at the [[Hawk Grass]]. This once again summons the [[Hawk]] and because [[Link (Twilight Princess)|Link]] is in Wolf form he is able to interact with it. The Hawk tells Link of nearby treasure in the area. | *After [[Wolf Link]] has scared down [[Hanch]] from the platform, he is able to howl at the [[Hawk Grass]]. This once again summons the [[Hawk]], and because [[Link (Twilight Princess)|Link]] is in Wolf form, he is able to interact with it. The Hawk tells Link of nearby treasure in the area. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Latest revision as of 21:17, September 20, 2024
- This article is about the Hawk from Twilight Princess. For the Hawk from Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, see Islander Hawk.
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Hawks are animals from Twilight Princess.
Twilight Princess
Hawks are summoned by a type of grass called Hawk Grass. Once called upon, a small cutscene takes place, where the Hawk comes out from the horizon and lands upon Link's arm. Link can aim the Hawk using the pointer on screen to solve certain puzzles. The Hawk in Ordon Village is seen as a form of protection, as Hanch calls upon it to attack Link while in Wolf form.
During the prologue of the game, there are a series of tasks that Link completes in order to obtain the Slingshot—two of these tasks involve Link calling upon the Hawk. Jaggle asks Link to climb up onto the small cliff with him, then he tells Link how to use and summon the Hawk. Link must aim the Hawk to knock down the beehive hanging from a tree in the village. This allows Link to obtain Bee Larva, which he can later use for bait. Link also uses the Hawk on a separate platform to retrieve Uli's cradle, which had previously been stolen by a Monkey from Faron Woods. When returning the cradle to Uli, she rewards Link with the Fishing Rod.
When escaping his imprisonment in Hyrule Castle, Link, now in Wolf form and aided by Midna, has to return to Ordon Village. Midna asks Link to retrieve a sword and shield. Since Link is now in Wolf form, the people of Ordon see him as a beast. The villagers are now very hostile towards him, and Hanch summons the Hawk to try and attack him. Sera's Cat tells Link to sneak up behind Hanch, thus preventing him from using the Hawk.
Later on in the game when Link is trying to obtain the Master Sword, he has to pass through the Sacred Grove. As Wolf Link, he is able to howl at the Hawk Grass, and this once again summons the Hawk. Though the Hawk doesn't serve much purpose here, it can be used to point out secret areas.
Trivia
- After Wolf Link has scared down Hanch from the platform, he is able to howl at the Hawk Grass. This once again summons the Hawk, and because Link is in Wolf form, he is able to interact with it. The Hawk tells Link of nearby treasure in the area.
Gallery
Link calling upon the Hawk
Link using Hawk Grass
