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* ForgotAboutHisPowers: Vaati got his powers from a wish-granting hat. There's no reason why he should want the Light Force when he already has the hat, unless [[spoiler: he still ultimately thinks of it as his old master's creation and not a higher power]].
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* ForgotAboutHisPowers: Vaati got his powers from a wish-granting hat. There's no reason why he should want the Light Force when he already has the hat, unless [[spoiler: he [[spoiler:he still ultimately thinks of it as his old master's creation and not a higher power]].
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* ForgotAboutHisPowers: Gets his powers from a wish-granting hat. It never occurs to him to wish for the Light Force or why he even wants it when he can already grant wishes.
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* FromNobodyToNightmare: An oddly realistic version. In-universe, he becomes a threat [[spoiler:the minute he curses Ezlo and steals Ezlo's wish-granting cap]].
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* DubNameChange: He's named Dartas in French and Italian, Dartus in German, [[BarelyChangedDub Daphness]] in Spanish, and Daphnes in the original Japanese which suggests that the King Daphnes from ''Wind Waker'' is a LegacyCharacter of him.
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* LegacyCharacter: He was a previous Link who saved the land, stain-glass window depictions of him are shown in the prologue.
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** RecycledCharacterDesign: As with a number of Toon Link era characters, his design is lifted from King Dapnes from ''Wind Waker''.
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* TheBadGuyWins: [[spoiler:If you take too long to [[ForDoomTheBellTolls stop his ritual]] at end game, he will drain Zelda of all the Light Force, leaving her dead, and him very much an invincible god you can't defeat, [[NonStandardGameOver spelling instant game over]].]]
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* AmbiguousStartOfDarkness: Although Ezlo explains that Vaati became interested in humanity's potential for evil and tried to follow their example, he cannot say for sure whether he became that way over time or was always a DeceptiveDisciple. The manga adaptation depicts Vaati breaking down from serving as Ezlo's BeleagueredAssistant.
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* HatOfPower: [[ExpositionFairy Ezlo]] is a weird example, because while he lets Link shrink whenever he is being worn, it's because he's a sapient being who is consciously using his own spell to do so. Though at the end, Ezlo even decides to use his magic to make a regular, green cap for Link. The look on Link's face seems to imply it's gonna take him some time to get used to the fact this one doesn't talk.
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* NiceHat: And it talks! Though at the end, Ezlo even decides to use his magic to make a regular, green cap for Link. The look on Link's face seems to imply it's gonna take him some time to get used to the fact this one doesn't talk.
* LivingHat: He is the titular Minish Cap, taking up the role of Link's trademark green hat while under Vaati's curse. [[spoiler:He also gives him an identical cap once the curse breaks and his true form is restored.]]
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* CoolHat: Wears what appears to be a bishop's mitra.
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* PurpleIsPowerful: He's a powerful mage thanks to the Wishing Cap, [[spoiler: which used to be red before Vaati stole it from Ezlo and turned it purple. By the end of the game, his corruption of Hyrule Castle is emphasized by almost everything turning purple]]. The symbolism of the color is not lost on Vaati, and demonstrates his single-minded zeal to become all powerful.
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* PurpleIsPowerful: He's a powerful mage thanks to the Wishing Cap, [[spoiler: which [[spoiler:which used to be red before Vaati stole it from Ezlo and turned it purple. By the end of the game, his corruption of Hyrule Castle is emphasized by almost everything turning purple]]. The symbolism of the color is not lost on Vaati, and demonstrates his single-minded zeal to become all powerful.
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* TheSociopath: Vaati is cruel, self-centered, and willing to do just about anything for a bit more power. As his backstory shows, [[spoiler: he has no problem with backstabbing his mentor. And based on how aggressive he acts when he pulls off his impersonation spell, he is unable to understand another person's thoughts so as to convincingly act like them. The only reason his plan worked was that he chose to impersonate the king]].
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* {{Lilliputians}}: They're mouse-sized sentient beings.
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* RasputinianDeath: One of the most awesome boss battles in Game Boy history. After gaining possession of Zelda and draining the light force from her body, Vaati grows several hands taller, gains a darker wardrobe, and you have to fight this NightmareFuel boss not once, but ''three'' times before he's finally over. Of course, it's not a ''death,'' per se, given that two games with him in them occur [[SavedByCanon later in the timeline.]]
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* RasputinianDeath: One of the most awesome boss battles in Game Boy Advance history. After gaining possession of Zelda and draining the light force from her body, Vaati grows several hands taller, gains a darker wardrobe, and you have to fight this NightmareFuel boss not once, but ''three'' times before he's finally over. Of course, it's not a ''death,'' per se, given that two games with him in them occur [[SavedByCanon later in the timeline.]]
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* {{Megane}}: Wears a pair that he adjusts during conversation.
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* KnightlySwordAndShield: He's a plucky, determined knight errant for Zelda who uses swords as his main weapon, and also carries a shield the princess herself graced him with.
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The boss of the Deepwood Shrine, this creature is actually a normal Chu Chu that appears huge due to Link needing to shrink down to Minish size to explore its dungeon. On defeat, it drops the Earth Element.
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: In the manga version, Link manages to purify it, revealing its true form to resemble that of [[{{Franchise/Pokemon}} Lapras]].
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* TacticalSuicideBoss: Even if Link upturns its shell to briefly knock it out, there's no way for him to actually hit Gleerok's weakspot, until the unconcscious creature extends its long neck as a bridge to be crossed. Also, it can actually submerge the arena in lava, yet there's still room at the sides wide enough for Link to stay safe before the lava recedes.
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* TacticalSuicideBoss: Even if Link upturns its shell to briefly knock it out, there's no way for him to actually hit Gleerok's weakspot, weak spot until the unconcscious creature extends its long neck as a bridge to be crossed. Also, it can actually submerge the arena in lava, yet there's still room at the sides wide enough for Link to stay safe before the lava recedes.
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The bosses of the Palace of Winds, the Gyorg Pair guards the Wind Element.
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!!Ezlo
!!!'''A.K.A.: Ezelo (Japanese, German), Exelo (French), Egeyo (Italian), Ezero (Spanish)'''
!!!'''A.K.A.: Ezelo (Japanese, German), Exelo (French), Egeyo (Italian), Ezero (Spanish)'''
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!!Vaati
!!!'''A.K.A.:''' Gufuu ("The Tornado") (Japanese)
!!!'''A.K.A.:''' Gufuu ("The Tornado") (Japanese)
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* ObviouslyEvil: The combination of the pale white skin, purple hair and clothing, and red eyes raises the question of why he was allowed within a country mile of Hyrule Castle.
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* YouDontLookLikeYou: Gleerok's rename as "Gleeok" in the French, Italian, and Spanish versions make it seem almost off model, as Gleeok has always been shown to have a MultipleHeadCase like the Lernaean Hydra, rather than having a single head.
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* LegacyCharacter: As part of its DubNameChange in the French, Italian, and Spanish versions, it gives the implication that it is one of the earliest incarnations of Gleeok, who was a boss in ''Oracle of Seasons'' and the original game.
** YouDontLookLikeYou: Per above, Gleerok's rename as "Gleeok" in thos same versions make it seem almost off model, as Gleeok has always been shown to have a MultipleHeadCase like the Lernaean Hydra, rather than having a single head.
** YouDontLookLikeYou: Per above, Gleerok's rename as "Gleeok" in thos same versions make it seem almost off model, as Gleeok has always been shown to have a MultipleHeadCase like the Lernaean Hydra, rather than having a single head.
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