Hyrule Warriors
Set outside the official Zelda timeline, Hyrule Warriors combines the iconic characters and settings of Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda franchise with the frenetic hack-and-slash gameplay of Koei Tecmo's Dynasty Warriors series. Players control familiar heroes like Link, Zelda, and Midna as they battle hordes of enemies across beloved locations in Hyrule. With over-the-top combat moves and cooperative multiplayer options, the game offers an action-packed experience for fans of both franchises. Special thanks to GamePhobias for pulling together most of the information below.
- Release date: 08-14-2014
- Developer: Team NINJA & Omega Force
- Publisher: Koei Tecmo Games & Nintendo
- Platforms: Nintendo Wii U
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Animals & Wildlife
Arachnids
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Spider enemies called Gold Skulltulas appear in this game. The Player can defeat them and collect tokens for prizes throughout the game and to create different types of potions. This is required to level up certain aspects of characters in the bazaar. The boss of Faron Woods is a giant spider/crab monster. The spider only has one eye. She is fought again as a mini-boss in the Gerudo Desert.
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Birds
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Cuccos, large chicken characters, will appear randomly on some maps. They will sometimes attack the Player Character, sometimes they will help the Player Character; though generally if they are attacked they will become hostile. If they appear, usually they will appear in great swarms. There is a tile on the Adventure Mode map that has the "Cucco Festival" where every single cucco event will happen. The Player Character will inevitably be swarmed by cuccos. In multiple maps there will be groups of non-hostile birds that will fly away if the Player Character runs near them. They are particularly present in Skyloft. They can be avoided by not running near them.
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Insects
Beetles
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Agitha fights using giant insects that she summons (generally beetles). She is required to be a companion during the Eldin Bridge map. The insects are neon colored and their shapes are photorealistic.
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Misc. Animals & Critters
Reptiles
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The first boss turns into a dragon and is dragon-themed. He is fought again as the boss of Skyloft. The second boss is a giant lizard. He is fought again as a mini-boss of Gerudo Desert. The boss of the Twilight Palace is a dragon.
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Crime
Explosions & Bombs
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Bombs are used throughout the game to unlock new areas. The bombs go off with fire and an explosion noise. It is not possible for the Player Character to be harmed if they are standing too close to the bomb when it goes off. The first fairy fountain the player comes across creates a giant bomb that falls on enemy forces and decimates them. Giant bombs are also used in Eldin Caves.
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Kidnapping
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Zelda is kidnapped immediately after the Player Character fights King Dodongo. The Player Character must rescue a kidnapped Ruto during the Death Mountain level.
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Misc. Crime
Weapons
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Characters in the game use a variety of weapons. A majority of characters use swords. Electricity -- The character Lana uses electricity to fight. The Great Fairy Fountain in the Skyloft mission uses electricity to defeat the boss. The character Ganondorf’s A attack uses electricity. Fire -- The first boss uses fire to fight. Lizalfos enemies breathe fire. Using bombs always results in a brief fire. The Eldin Caves level is fire themed and has fire enemies and lava everywhere. After the Eldin Caves the Player Character gains the Fire Rod, a weapon that shoots a lot fire. In Faron Woods an entire village is burning down. Shiek has a song that she can use that summons a column of fire.
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Death & Loss
Death of Friend
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Cia and Lana are revealed to be extremely close. Lana mourns when Cia is defeated and dies.
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Gore
Animal Violence
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Cuccos will appear on the field at random times. They can be fought and will sometimes attack the Player Character. In the Master Quest DLC, a horse is added as a weapon for Link. The horse is used in battle and can be harmed by enemies. The horse cannot die.
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Hate & Discrimination
Dehumanization & Objectification
Sexualization
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Cia’s costume is very revealing. At the end of the second Valley of Seers level, the camera pans over Cia’s body, focusing on her breasts and butt.
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Horror Themes
Black Magic
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Ganondorf and the Imprisoned are both enemies that are supernatural evils. They both come from darkness and use evil magic to harm others. Both of them are required to be fought in the game.
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Ghosts & Hauntings
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Ghost enemies called Poes appear in the game. They first appear in the Eldin Caves. The Sacred Temple area has humanoid ghosts that will attack the Player Character.
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Mind Control
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Immediately after the first Skyloft mission and after the Player Character defeats Volga, an enemy boss uses mind control on Hylian warriors to turn them against the Player Character. In the Master Quest DLC, the first unlockable new story mission involves Cia mind-controlling Volga and Wizro to fight for her.
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Monsters
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In the game Link is a soldier at Hyrule castle. The game kicks off with Hyrule entering into a war against an army of monsters.
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Zombies & Undead
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Undead skeleton enemies appear in Eldin Caves and throughout the game after. Undead skeleton enemies appear in Eldin Caves and throughout the rest of the game. Mummy enemies appear in the game beginning in the Eldin Mine level and throughout the rest of the game. Midna in the Eldin Bridge level commands undead warriors.
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Non-Sexual Abuse & Violence
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Stalking
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Cia is obsessed with Link throughout the game. During the level that happens in Cia’s home (Soul Temple), there are pictures of Link everywhere.
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Phobias
Arachnophobia
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Spider enemies called Gold Skulltulas appear in this game. The Player can defeat them and collect tokens for prizes throughout the game and to create different types of potions. This is required to level up certain aspects of characters in the bazaar. The boss of Faron Woods is a giant spider/crab monster. The spider only has one eye. She is fought again as a mini-boss in the Gerudo Desert.
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Misc. Phobias
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Electricity -- The character Lana uses electricity to fight. The Great Fairy Fountain in the Skyloft mission uses electricity to defeat the boss. The character Ganondorf’s A attack uses electricity. Fire -- The first boss uses fire to fight. Lizalfos enemies breathe fire. Using bombs always results in a brief fire. The Eldin Caves level is fire themed and has fire enemies and lava everywhere. After the Eldin Caves the Player Character gains the Fire Rod, a weapon that shoots a lot fire. In Faron Woods an entire village is burning down. Shiek has a song that she can use that summons a column of fire.
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Necrophobia
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Undead skeleton enemies appear in Eldin Caves and throughout the game after.
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Ommetaphobia
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To defeat the boss Ghoma the Player Character must stab her in her single eye.
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War & Military
Fictional War
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In the game Link is a soldier at Hyrule castle. The game kicks off with Hyrule entering into a war against an army of monsters. Throughout the game the Player Character will travel with a group of soldiers and part of the game is helping the soldiers capture and defend different strongholds. Every so often during missions a keep will get captured and the Player Character must save it. If a keep or the Home Base on the map falls then it is an immediate Game Over.
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