Graphic promoting the Zelda Wiki Twitch channel with both the ZW logo and a Pokémon 30th anniversary logo featuring Chikorita. Text over a backdrop of Lumiose City reads "A new journey begins. February 27, 2:00 PM EDT"
We will be celebrating Pokémon Day our way over on our Twitch channel later today. Please drop on by if you get the chance!
www.twitch.tv/Zelda_Wiki
Happy Valentine's Day!
Graphic for the "Where Ancient Wisdom Sleeps" article.
The Battle shown in the Tokyo Game Show and PAX Aus had tons of details, and thanks to footage collected from people attending, we've been able to compose an almost-complete article for it.
So, "Where Ancient Wisdom Sleeps" is as complete as possible for the time being!
Artwork of the Mysterious Construct from Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment.
Closeup of the Mysterious Construct from Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment.
The Mysterious Construct battling Bokoblins from Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment.
The Mysterious Construct
Just who is this strange Construct, and where did they come from...?
All we know about this new ally is that they are capable of altering their body to fight and to fly through the sky. They seem to have some sort of bond with a Korok named Calamo...
Screenshot of a Youtube thumbnail for the latest PointCrow video. Title of the video is "Can You Beat Tears of the Kingdom with a Single Stick?" and thumbnail features Link facing Ganondorf with a tree branch.
Transparent image of Ganondorf from Tears of a Kingdom wielding a Gloom Sword
oh hey! I'm an editor for the Zelda Wiki and I'm the one who made the Ganondorf model used in the new thumbnail :D these character shots require a lot of time and work (mods, getting the right pose, removing background etc), would you mind crediting the wiki in the description? it would mean a lot 🙏
Her English name is Lenalia!
Graphic showing the names of four of the Sages from Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment. The Sage of Fire, Agraston, derives his name from 'Acasta Gneiss', a rock that contains the oldest known earth crust. The Sage of Water, Qia, derives her name from 'Myllokunmingia', one of the oldest vertebrates. The Sage of Lightning, Ardi, derives her name from 'Ardi', one of the earliest human-like specimens dating back 4.4 million years. The Sage of Wind, Raphica, derives his name from 'Archaeopteryx Lithographica', a late Jurrasic ancestor of birds.
The names of the ancient Sages from Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment are all derived from ancient subjects.
Agraston - from Acasta Gneiss
Qia - from Myllokunmingia
Ardi - from, well, Ardi
Raphica - from Archaeopteryx lithographica
Photograph of the Aldi store alongside artwork of Arudi from Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment.
Regarding the names of the Sages from Tears of the Kingdom/Age of Imprisonment, we will not attempt to 'translate' them from Japanese.
For the sake of consistency, we'll use direct romanizations until their names from the English localization are revealed.
Badly-made graphic provided for context.
Graphic showing several bears from The Legend of Zelda with "Happy Fat Bear Week" imposed over them.
Fat Bear Week is here! Every year people vote on the most blubbery bears of Katmai National Park, Alaska to decide which one is most prepared for the winter to come.
Graphic for the Stampy article.
Among Hyrule's rich pantheon of legends stands one unsung hero whose contributions were tragically lost to the sands of time. All remaining records simply emphasize the lasting impression they left on those around them...
It's Stampy! What a pup!
The article for Stampy is now complete!
Graphic for the Salt Spa article.
Lurelin Village's luxurious spa welcomes guests from all over Hyrule. They all rave about the health benefits they get from just a single treatment. Or, at least they did until the monsters moved in... Maybe they need a break once in a while too?
The article for Salt Spa is now complete!
Key artwork from Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment. The logos for Koei Tecmo and AAA Games Studio are positioned at the sides.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment may have been made with generative AI.
In their 2024 Integrated Report, Koei Tecmo shared their intent to bring AI into their development process because they 'fell short' of their targets in 2023.
Graphic for the "Gerudo Tag Training" article.
A soldier's diligence and agility versus Zelda's wit and borrowed power, who would win in this contest?
The "Gerudo Tag Training" article is now complete!
Graphic for the Seera article.
Seera, the wise Gerudo chief whose people face unprecedented threats thanks the the emergence of dangerous monsters from Rifts. Though she initially distrusts Zelda, the young princess uncovers a plot to endanger the Gerudo and gains her confidence.
The article for Seera is now complete!
Graphic for the Sage Avatar article.
Mysterious ghostly apparitions given to Link, Sage Avatars are capable of reproducing the behavior and fighting styles of their associated Sage. Sadly, they're not very talkative.
The article for Sage Avatars is now complete!
Graphic for the Facette article.
Lady Facette is an attendant to the Gerudo chief. She is responsible for training the Gerudo soldiers and expects nothing short of their best. Though, she's been unusually critical of Captain Dohna as of late...
The article for Facette is now complete!
Graphic for the Dracozu Altar article.
Precious little is actually known about the Dracozu Altar. It sits tucked away behind a waterfall and does not seem to host much other than a lone Treasure Chest.
The article for Dracozu Altar is now complete!
Graphic for the "A Rift in the Gerudo Desert" article.
While searching for her father who was swallowed by a Rift, Zelda's journey brings her to the Gerudo Desert. Here, she finds the Gerudo are also plagued by Rifts spiriting people away and dangerous monsters coming forth from them.
The article for "A Rift in the Gerudo Desert" is now complete!
The ones on the Fandom Nintendo site have not been renamed from Zelda Wiki's uploads. They are official press assets that we received from Nintendo. Rather than obtaining the materials themselves, they apparently took them from us after we published them.
Most of these renders have not been released in a transparent format, and instead had to be made transparent. It is harder to see on Fandom's background, but you can see the result of the process on the Great Fairy's wing here.
The Fandom Zelda site where several renders made transparent by Zelda Wiki members have been taken and renamed without attribution.
The Fandom Nintendo site where screenshots have been taken from Zelda Wiki without attribution.
Another week, another Fandom user stealing our work.
Graphic of the Sage of Lightning from both The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment.
The Sage of Lightning has received a redesign between Tears of the Kingdom and Age of Imprisonment.
You can see the biggest difference in her hair and makeup. She is also given a green outfit before being appointed as Sage.
Graphic for the floors of the Temple of the Ocean King.
A big project has finally been completed! We now have pages for every floor of the Temple of the Ocean King.
We also have pages for the connecting rooms where story elements happen, like the Entry Hall and the Stairway to Bellum.
If you ever find yourself on Mercay Island, please give them a read!
Graphic for the Dohna article.
The Gerudo captain is also the daughter of Seera, the chief of Gerudo Town. Though skilled, she is still unproven as a leader. Despite this, she is earnest and firm in her convictions, willing to put her own reputation on the line for her people.
The article for Dohna is now complete!
Both of these images cost money to produce and despite this person being asked to do the bare minimum to source their files, this is still happening without a second thought.
Graphic for the Dradd article.
The personable River Zora chief is surprisingly sensitive, and the Sea Zora chief often gets under his scales whenever an argument breaks out between them. He wants to see Kushara recognize his talents, but this often becomes a competition between the two.
The article for Dradd is now complete!
Graphic for Throne Room (Zora's Domain).
New article spotlight: Throne Room (Zora's Domain)
Because Tears of the Kingdom and Breath of the Wild have two locations that share the same name, we're disambiguating the one in Zora's Domain from the one in Hyrule Castle.
Graphic for the Kushara article.
The Sea Zora chief commands a great deal of respect from her people, though she is known to frequently quarrel with the River Zora chief. The rivalry between the two even begins to threaten the well-being of both clans during a time of crisis...
The article for Kushara is now complete!
Our July 2025 Community Update is now live! With the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2 we had the winds at our back, come see what we got up to!
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