The Legend Of Zelda Quiz

In "The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword," the main villain is Ghirahim. He is a powerful and flamboyant demon lord who serves as the primary antagonist throughout most of the game. Ghirahim's ultimate goal is to resurrect his master, Demise, the Demon King, who serves as the final boss of the game. Phi, on the other hand, is Link's companion and guide, not a villain. Vaati and Ganon are villains in other games within "The Legend of Zelda" series.

He originally intended to use Maurice Ravel's Boléro as the main theme, but found that it's copyright had not yet expired, so he wrote his own song the next day.

Rauru revealed himself to be the Sage of Light in the Temple of Light after Link drew Master Sword. Zelda/Sheik turned out to be the Seventh Sage (assumed to be of Time) just before Ganondorf kidnaped her.

For killing all 100 spiders, Link will receive 200 rupees each time he visits the House of Skulltula.

Ezlo was a sage of the Minish that was transformed into a hat by Vaati. Lenzo was the photographer in The Wind Waker.

Niko was thrilled that there was a new member of the crew because he was no longer the lowest ranked. He had Link swinging from ropes to platforms to win treasure.

Zelda II: The Adventure of Link is the only title to date that lacks the word "Legend."

Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule assisted Link disguised as The King of Red Lions. Daltus and Gustaf were kings mentioned in The Minish Cap.

Link's Triforce Slash is almost identical to Toon Link's Final Smash.

Series creator Shigeru Miyamoto said he liked the name of the actress and wife of F. Scott Fitzgerald so much, he named a game after her.

Nintendo of America changed the title to avoid any religious association.

The mask allows you to see different scents, and makes Link grunt like a pig.

General Onox is the main antagonist of Seasons.

In Link's Crossbow Training, Link indeed fights a Darknut. The game is a spin-off of the Legend of Zelda series, where players control Link and use a crossbow to complete various shooting challenges. One of the challenges includes battling against enemies, and one of those enemies happens to be a Darknut. Therefore, the statement "True" is correct.

Without the Moon Pearl, Link turned into a fluffy pink rabbit in the Dark World.

All but one. They were mysteriously missing from Twilight Princess, where the Toadpoli takes on the role of spitting rocks at Link in their absence.

They are also the names of the sisters in "Little Women" by Louisa May Alcott.

After popping Jim's balloon, he extends an invitation to join the Bombers, a group of boys that inspired the Killer Bees in The Wind Waker, who is led by a boy named Ivan.

The trailer was so real, fans were in an uproar when it was revealed to be a prank. You can view it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBCzkz3gHb8

Jolene has been looking for Linebeck for revenge ever since.

It appeared in Ocarina of Time and The Wind Waker as well. The hookshot can also be used by Link in the Smash Bros. series.

It is they Eye of the Sheikah which resembles the Lens of Truth.

A remixed Zelda theme will play in the background.

The music for Kakariko Village and the File Select/Fairy Fountains also debuted in this game. Saria's Song and the Song of Storms were first seen in Ocarina of Time, and the Main Theme was of course from the NES era.

The man is eager to start a cucco farm.

Aonuma has worked on Zelda since Ocarina of Time, and has since become the lead producer. Kondo composes much of the series' music, Miyamoto is the creator, and Iwata is the president and CEO of Nintendo.

The maps are shaped like E, A, L, D, Z, which rearrange to form ZELDA.

After Link saves Zelda, Twinrova has no choice but to offer up her own body.

Creamia and Romani were the two sisters that ran Romani Ranch in Majora's Mask. Link helped the younger Romani slay mysterious creatures that were abducting the ranch's cows.

It is a picture of Link swinging his sword from Skyward Sword.

In Majora's Mask, Link could kill Sakon the theif by lighting his bomb bag on fire with arrows or his hookshot.

Their fronts are guarded with a large shield, so Link must attack them elsewhere, which is difficult because they never stop moving.

Tingle is actually right-handed.

Zephos' brother Cyclos teaches Link the "Ballad of Gales."

Star Island actually appeared in The Wind Waker.

It was released in December of 2002 in Japan, and later in 2003 in all other regions.

Chris Houlihan won a contest in Nintendo Power Magazine to have his name hidden in the game.

Shad will not let you leave the room, and Midna is mistaken in thinking that someone is watching you, and so the game file is no longer playable.

Poe is not an enemy found in Link's Awakening. The game does not feature any Poes as enemies.

During a side quest, you control Kafei while trying to retrieve his Sun Mask. This inspired the player to control Makar and Medli in The Wind Waker.

Chancellor Cole was a demon that pretended to be a servant to Princess Zelda. Steem, Carben, Embrose, and Rael are the other members of the Locomos, who protect New Hyrule and the Spirit Tracks. Byrne betrayed the others, and joined with Cole.

That's a lot of rupees!

LULRDLR is the "New Wave Bossa Nova," while ARLARLRA is the "Goron Lullaby."

255 is the largest value that can be assigned to an 8-bit value. Each time Link shot an arrow. He lost one rupee.

After completing both dungeons, players can purchase the Super Bomb from the Bomb Shop in the Dark World. Using it on the conspicuous crack at the left side of the Pyramid of Power reveals a secret entrance. 

After the murder of their fellow sage, the remaining five sages abandoned the execution and sealed Ganondorf in the Twilight Realm instead. The sages can be identified by the emblem on their robes--the same symbols that were on the medallions given to Link by the sages in Ocarina of Time.

Link had a wide variety of weapons available to him... for a price. He could even buy the bug-catching net and fight with it!

The flute in A Link to the Past will not take Link to The Lost Woods. In the game, the flute allows Link to summon a bird that can transport him to different locations. However, The Lost Woods is a maze-like forest area that cannot be accessed using the flute.

In "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time," the Lens of Truth is required to navigate and enter the Shadow Temple. This item allows Link to see hidden objects, invisible platforms, and secret passages within the temple, making it essential for progression in this part of the game.