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The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (2006)

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This is video #016 in my playthrough of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess for the GameCube. This video contains commentary. To view the non-commentary version, click here: https://youtu.be/SKsuCBiVcvg

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Previously, Link attempted to ascend Death Mountain, but the Gorons are not receiving human visitors at present. However, he did regain the use of Epona, and Renado of Kakariko Village recommended he visit Bo for help earning the Gorons' respect. At Ordona's spirit spring, he also learned the second Hidden Skill, the Shield Attack.

After resuming, he heads south to downtown Ordon Village (time 0:24). His fellow townspeople will be delighted with the news that the children are all right in Kakariko Village. However, Rusl has already healed up and gone out in search of them. Maybe Link will meet up with him again at some point.

As he gets close to Mayor Bo, the mayor will call out to him (time 5:35). He invites Link inside to talk about the children. Unfortunately, they're both upset that Ilia is not with the children. He agrees to help out with the Goron problem, but Link will have to agree to keep his secret under wraps. In his back room, he will educate Link on sumo wrestling.

After the scene, Link and Mayor Bo will get into the sumo ring (time 8:34). I don't think Link has even half Bo's mass, lol. Anyway, the object is to grab him with A and throw him out of the ring. He is pretty easy in the first round.

The second round, it's for real (time 9:41). Again, this just takes a little practice. Link should sidestep his slaps and perform a slap to stun him.

After the epic sumo match, another scene takes place (time 10:16). Mayor Bo will reveal a chest containing his secret for dealing with the Gorons.

So, Link opens the chest to obtain the Iron Boots (time 10:42). This footwear will prove pretty useful throughout the game. Their main purpose is to weight Link down, but they also respond readily to magnetism. Of course, Bo reminds Link not to tell anyone, especially Renado, about them.

Afterwards, Link goes south to Ordon Ranch (time 13:31). There, he chats with his old boss, Fado (time 13:48). When Link talks to him the second time, Fado will let Link herd the goats. So, Link does a spot of goat-herding (time 14:37). The objective is to get the goats into the barn in less than three minutes. When Link succeeds, Fado gives him his reward (time 15:50). It is Piece of Heart #06! There is no need to herd goats ever again.

When that is done, Link makes his way to Kakariko Village. He heads north to Ordon Village (time 16:47), then back north to his house (time 17:04). Next, he continues northwest to Ordona's spirit spring (time 17:30). From there, he travels north across the long bridge to southern Faron Woods (time 17:49). Afterwards, he makes his way northeast past Coro to Hyrule Field (time 18:19). On Hyrule Field, he makes his way northeast into Eldin Province and then leaps the gate to enter Kakariko Village (time 19:11).

A cutscene occurs as he arrives in the village (time 19:18). Oh no, that big Moblin bully, King Bulbin, is at it again! Colin gets a burst of bravery and knocks Beth out of the way, only to get himself kidnapped! Link rides into town, and King Bulbin retreats with his hostage.

Then, Link gains control in Kakariko Village (time 20:42). Clearly, the objective is to head north after the big bully. By the Death Mountain exit, Renado will give Link directions (time 21:51).

Link takes the northwestern exit to Hyrule Field (time 22:02). In a brief scene, King Bulbin will challenge Link to battle and summon a troop of mounted Bokoblin allies.

After the scene, the first stage of the mounted battle begins (time 22:42). Link will have to whip Epona a few times to catch up to him and then slash him mercilessly with the sword. This will knock off his body armor. If you do this quickly enough, you can avoid the worst of the attacks from his Bokoblin allies.

A scene occurs after King Bulbin has lost his body armor (time 23:21). He will ride onto the northern bridge. Link follows him, and then it will be time for a sort of jousting match on the bridge.

Then, the second stage of the battle starts (time 24:05). King Bulbin will ride towards Link and try to knock him off. The best form of offense is to charge for a spin attack and ride for him. Then, sidestep him and let him have it with a sword spin.

After three sword spins, King Bulbin will be knocked off (time 24:43). Bye bye, King! Link will strike a great pose afterwards.

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