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* NintendoHard: Forced damage via bomb jumps prior to recent patches? Check. Thin walkways over BottomlessPits? Check. Spiked blocks placed with your frustration in mind? Check. Spike floors peppering just nearly any non-overworld surface that isn't normally open to the public? '''CHECK.'''
** [=PuzzleDude=]'s Remodel mitigates this a bit, especially with the dungeons, but sometimes goes overboard and the dungeon becomes [[ItsEasySoItSucks too easy]], as Teamudf made abundantly clear in his LetsPlay.
** [=PuzzleDude=]'s Remodel mitigates this a bit, especially with the dungeons, but sometimes goes overboard and the dungeon becomes [[ItsEasySoItSucks too easy]], as Teamudf made abundantly clear in his LetsPlay.
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* NewGamePlus: There is a Second Quest programmed into the game. Collecting all of the Mysterious Tablets before fighting Ganon changes the Quest Log portion of the credits roll to include a secret message on how to play the Second Quest. [[labelnote:Special hint! SPOILERS!!!]](There's a clue to playing the Second Quest hidden right here on this page! Can you figure it out? Good luck!)[[/labelnote]]
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* NewGamePlus: There is a Second Quest programmed into the game. Collecting all of the Mysterious Tablets before fighting Ganon changes the Quest Log portion part of the credits roll to include a secret message on how to play the Second Quest. [[labelnote:Special hint! SPOILERS!!!]](There's '''SPOILERS!!!''']](There's a clue to playing the Second Quest hidden right here somewhere on this page! Can you figure it out? Good luck!)[[/labelnote]]
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* ButNowIMustGo: Despite, from their own perspective, having just emerged from the Parallel Tower and entering Hyrule, the post-game versions of Zelda and the Maidens immediately return to the Icy World. The exact context isn't clear, given that it is simply an in-universe excuse for why the game's ending wasn't changed much. Out-of-universe, it may not have been possible to make many changes to the ending back in 2006.
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* ButNowIMustGo: Despite, from their own perspective, having just emerged from the Parallel Tower and entering Hyrule, the post-game versions of Zelda and the Maidens immediately return to the Icy World. [[WatsonianVersusDoylist The exact context isn't clear, given that it is simply an in-universe excuse for why the game's ending wasn't changed much. Out-of-universe, it may not have been possible to make many changes to the ending back in 2006.]]
* InfinityMinusOneSword: Link's second sword upgrade, courtesy of dropping his tempered sword in a Mysterious Pond in the Lake Ruins area.
* InfinityPlusOneSword: The Master Sword, having lost its status as the SwordOfPlotAdvancement in this game, becomes this trope instead, as you only use it in the endgame.[[spoiler:.. if you were able to find the Kokiri's Emerald somewhere in the Parallel Tower.]]
* InfinityPlusOneSword: The Master Sword, having lost its status as the SwordOfPlotAdvancement in this game, becomes this trope instead, as you only use it in the endgame.[[spoiler:.. if you were able to find the Kokiri's Emerald somewhere in the Parallel Tower.]]
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* MaximumHPReduction: It's not known if the mechanic is present in vanilla due to the crystals' second function as a Crucial-Type GottaCatchEmAll, but in addition to information on climbing Parallel Tower, each recording crystal you get lowers the FinalBoss's HP, making him easier to beat. [[spoiler:Good luck beating him on the [[NewGamePlus Second Quest]] in the Remodel.]]
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* MaximumHPReduction: It's not known if the mechanic is present in vanilla due to the crystals' second function as a Crucial-Type GottaCatchEmAll, but in addition to information on climbing Parallel Tower, each recording crystal you get lowers the FinalBoss's HP, making him easier to beat. [[note]](Can someone please check to confirm this? Please remove this note or the full example depending on what you find. -MK)[[/note]] [[spoiler:Good luck beating him on the [[NewGamePlus Second Quest]] in the Remodel.]]
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* SaveBothWorlds: Implied, but ultimately [[DefiedTrope Defied]]. Link's only victories are: [[spoiler:Ganon is defeated, versions of the maidens from before they emerged from Parallel Tower do so [[ButNowIMustGo only to promptly return to the Icy World]], peace returns to Hyrule, and [[UnexplainedRecovery the king is alive again]]. The Icy World is still frozen, and the monsters there are still causing trouble.]]
* SpannerInTheWorks: It's unlikely that TheManBehindTheMan expected a TreasureHunter of all people to foil his plot to seize the Triforce for himself. Then again, said Treasure Hunter didn't even know that said Man even existed until [[spoiler:the latter's mind slave was freed by his defeat and outright told the Treasure Hunter what was going on.]]
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Courtesy of a few spelling errors, the goddesses Nayru and Farore become "Naryu" and "Favore" respectively, while Sahasrahla becomes "Sahasralah" which is relatively minor, as it doesn't affect pronunciation that much. The goddesses' names were corrected in v1.1, which was used as the base for the Remodel, but someone missed the sign identifying "Favore's Sky Isle Maze" as well as Sahasrahla's mispelling.
* SpannerInTheWorks: It's unlikely that TheManBehindTheMan expected a TreasureHunter of all people to foil his plot to seize the Triforce for himself. Then again, said Treasure Hunter didn't even know that said Man even existed until [[spoiler:the latter's mind slave was freed by his defeat and outright told the Treasure Hunter what was going on.]]
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Courtesy of a few spelling errors, the goddesses Nayru and Farore become "Naryu" and "Favore" respectively, while Sahasrahla becomes "Sahasralah" which is relatively minor, as it doesn't affect pronunciation that much. The goddesses' names were corrected in v1.1, which was used as the base for the Remodel, but someone missed the sign identifying "Favore's Sky Isle Maze" as well as Sahasrahla's mispelling.
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* SaveBothWorlds: Implied, but ultimately [[DefiedTrope Defied]].{{Averte|dTrope}}d. Link's only victories are: [[spoiler:Ganon is defeated, versions of the maidens from before they emerged from Parallel Tower do so [[ButNowIMustGo only to promptly return to the Icy World]], peace returns to Hyrule, and [[UnexplainedRecovery the king is alive again]]. The Icy World is still frozen, and the monsters there are still causing trouble.]]
* SpannerInTheWorks: It's unlikely that TheManBehindTheMan expected a TreasureHunter of all people to foil his plot to seize the Triforce for himself. Then again, said Treasure Hunter didn't even know that said Man even existed until [[spoiler:the latter's mind slave was freed by his defeat and outright told the Treasure Hunter what was goingon.]]
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Courtesy of a few spelling errors, the goddesses Nayru and Farore become "Naryu" and "Favore" respectively, while Sahasrahla becomes "Sahasralah" which is relatively minor, as it doesn't affect pronunciation that much. The goddesses' names were corrected in v1.1, which was used as the base for the Remodel, but someone missed the sign identifying "Favore's Sky Isle Maze" as well as Sahasrahla's mispelling.on]].
* SpannerInTheWorks: It's unlikely that TheManBehindTheMan expected a TreasureHunter of all people to foil his plot to seize the Triforce for himself. Then again, said Treasure Hunter didn't even know that said Man even existed until [[spoiler:the latter's mind slave was freed by his defeat and outright told the Treasure Hunter what was going
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Courtesy of a few spelling errors, the goddesses Nayru and Farore become "Naryu" and "Favore" respectively, while Sahasrahla becomes "Sahasralah" which is relatively minor, as it doesn't affect pronunciation that much. The goddesses' names were corrected in v1.1, which was used as the base for the Remodel, but someone missed the sign identifying "Favore's Sky Isle Maze" as well as Sahasrahla's mispelling.
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* SwordOfPlotAdvancement: Not the Master Sword, which is just the InfinityPlusOneSword here, but rather Link's own sword, received from his [[UnrelatedInTheAdaptation older friend]] in the beginning, tempered by the smiths at Lake Saria, as only with it can Link destroy the barrier keeping him out of the Hyrule Castle Tower.
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* VanHelsingHateCrimes: Averted, since there are no sympathetic monsters, but Caprius takes the monster hatred UpToEleven, joining Zelda's mission specifically to use the Triforce to wipe out the monsters plaguing their world. She even says in her ApocalypticLog that [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled she'd rather get killed trying to save her world, than by a monster]].
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* VanHelsingHateCrimes: Averted, since there are no sympathetic monsters, but Caprius takes the monster hatred UpToEleven, up to eleven, joining Zelda's mission specifically to use the Triforce to wipe out the monsters plaguing their world. She even says in her ApocalypticLog that [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled she'd rather get killed trying to save her world, than by a monster]].
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Draegor "disposes of" the maidens whose clues he has learned. Zelda was next until Link saved her, but as in vanilla she was NotQuiteSavedEnough, though ''Parallel Worlds'' takes it UpToEleven with the implication that Draegor '''killed''' Zelda in front of Link, rather than banishing her to AnotherDimension as in vanilla.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Draegor "disposes of" the maidens whose clues he has learned. Zelda was next until Link saved her, but as in vanilla she was NotQuiteSavedEnough, though ''Parallel Worlds'' takes it UpToEleven up to eleven with the implication that Draegor '''killed''' Zelda in front of Link, rather than banishing her to AnotherDimension as in vanilla.
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When the king of Hyrule is murdered by his regent, Draegor, a resistance is formed to oppose his tyranny. Link is a TreasureHunter that, along with his older friend, is a member of this resistance. They learn that the last one of [[MysteriousWaif seven maidens]] is being held in the castle guardhouse, and plan a rescue mission, to take place on [[ItWasADarkAndStormyNight a dark and stormy night]], but the mission's success doesn't mean it's over.
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When the king of Hyrule is murdered by his regent, Draegor, a resistance is formed to oppose his tyranny. Link is a TreasureHunter that, who, along with his older friend, is a member of this resistance. They learn that the last one of [[MysteriousWaif seven maidens]] is being held in the castle guardhouse, and plan a rescue mission, to take place on [[ItWasADarkAndStormyNight a dark and stormy night]], but the mission's success doesn't mean it's over.
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'''The Legend of Zelda: Parallel Worlds''' [[labelnote:Working Title]]"Tower of the Triforce"[[/labelnote]] is a GameMod of ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast A Link to the Past]]'' by Euclid and [=SePH=], released in 2006.
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''Parallel Worlds'' received a remodel by [=PuzzleDude=] in 2012 that in various ways made the game easier to complete, but [[YMMV/HomePage Your Mileage May Vary]] as to whether it merits EasyModeMockery or not.
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In 2012, ''Parallel Worlds'' received a remodel by [=PuzzleDude=] in 2012 that in [=PuzzleDude=], with [=SePH's=] blessing.[[labelnote:*]](Euclid had vanished from the internet some time prior, but has since reappeared.)[[/labelnote]] In various ways ways, the Remodel made the game easier to complete, but [[YMMV/HomePage Your Mileage May Vary]] as to whether it merits EasyModeMockery or not.
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** NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Lecer was worried that, though the group's intentions are noble, they could lead to the GreatOffscreenWar beginning anew if the warmongers and their descendants hadn't mended their ways after being banished to Hyrule. Fortunately for her, [[HeelFaceTurn they had]], especially [[TheHero Link.]]
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** NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Lecer was worried that, though the group's intentions are noble, they could lead to the GreatOffscreenWar beginning anew if the warmongers and their descendants hadn't mended their ways after being banished to Hyrule. Fortunately for her, [[HeelFaceTurn they had]], especially [[TheHero Link.]]had]].
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** NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Lecer was worried that, though the group's intentions are noble, they could lead to the GreatOffscreenWar beginning anew if the warmongers and their descendants hadn't mended their ways after being banished to Hyrule. Fortunately for her, [[HeelFaceTurn they had]]. SugarWiki/MostTriumphantExample? [[TheHero Link.]]
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** NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Lecer was worried that, though the group's intentions are noble, they could lead to the GreatOffscreenWar beginning anew if the warmongers and their descendants hadn't mended their ways after being banished to Hyrule. Fortunately for her, [[HeelFaceTurn they had]]. SugarWiki/MostTriumphantExample? had]], especially [[TheHero Link.]]
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** GodzillaThreshold: Lecer states that the mission is this, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero as even well]]-[[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished intended actions can]] [[GoneHorriblyRight have bad consequences]], so the decision wasn't one to make easily, or lightly.
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* RuleOfSeven: Seven maidens, seven clues, seven recording crystals in seven dungeons across the Icy World. Then again, maybe that luck led to [[SpannerInTheWorks Link]] getting involved, if it wasn't a ContrivedCoincidence.
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* RuleOfSeven: Seven maidens, seven clues, seven recording crystals in seven dungeons across the Icy World. Then again, maybe that luck [[LuckySeven luck]] led to [[SpannerInTheWorks Link]] getting involved, if involved — assuming it wasn't a ContrivedCoincidence.
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** IncorruptiblePurePureness: According to Stario, after creating the Parallel Tower and banishing the warmongers and their armies, the Hero gave up the power of the Triforce, which was a statement to the purity of his heart.
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* IncorruptiblePurePureness: According to Stario's ApocalypticLog, after creating the Parallel Tower and banishing the warmongers and their armies, the Hero gave up the power of the Triforce, which was a statement of his heart's purity.
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: Zelda is not Princess of Hyrule in this game. Indeed, it's not stated if the king had any children at all before he died.
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: Zelda is not Princess of Hyrule in this game. Indeed, it's not stated if the king had any children at all before he died. Of course, it helps that [[UnexplainedRecovery he got better]] in the ending...
** ArtifactOfAttraction: Zelda blames the war on the Triforce being attention-grabbingly exceptional. Of '''COURSE''' people were going to want its power for themselves. Thankfully, the warmongers' descendants are better people.
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** NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Lecer was worried that, though the group's intentions are noble, they could lead to the GreatOffscreenWar beginning anew if the warmongers and their descendants hadn't mended their ways after being banished to Hyrule. Fortunately for her, [[HeelFaceTurn they had]].
** TallPoppySyndrome: Zelda blames the war on the Triforce being attention-grabbingly exceptional. Of '''COURSE''' people were going to want its power for themselves.
** TallPoppySyndrome: Zelda blames the war on the Triforce being attention-grabbingly exceptional. Of '''COURSE''' people were going to want its power for themselves.
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** NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Lecer was worried that, though the group's intentions are noble, they could lead to the GreatOffscreenWar beginning anew if the warmongers and their descendants hadn't mended their ways after being banished to Hyrule. Fortunately for her, [[HeelFaceTurn they had]].
** TallPoppySyndrome: Zelda blames the war on the Triforce being attention-grabbingly exceptional. Of '''COURSE''' people were going to want its power for themselves.had]]. SugarWiki/MostTriumphantExample? [[TheHero Link.]]
** TallPoppySyndrome: Zelda blames the war on the Triforce being attention-grabbingly exceptional. Of '''COURSE''' people were going to want its power for themselves.
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* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler:[[HijackedByGanon Ganon has hijacked Draegor]] via MindControl rather than Draegor being a vessel or vague "alter ego" but his role is about the same as in vanilla.]]
* MaximumHPReduction: It's not known if the mechanic is present in vanilla due to the crystals' second function as a Crucial-Type GottaCatchEmAll, but collecting the recording crystals lowers the FinalBoss's HP, making him easier to defeat. [[spoiler:Good luck beating him on the [[NewGamePlus Second Quest]] in the Remodel. No crystals for you there!]]
* MaximumHPReduction: It's not known if the mechanic is present in vanilla due to the crystals' second function as a Crucial-Type GottaCatchEmAll, but collecting the recording crystals lowers the FinalBoss's HP, making him easier to defeat. [[spoiler:Good luck beating him on the [[NewGamePlus Second Quest]] in the Remodel. No crystals for you there!]]
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* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler:[[HijackedByGanon Ganon has hijacked Draegor]] via MindControl rather than Draegor being a vessel or vague "alter ego" but his role is about the same as in vanilla. And when you confront Ganon, he claims Draegor is dead, rather than Link seeing it happen after a second battle. The worst part is that the ending upholds this. Poor Draegor...]]
* MaximumHPReduction: It's not known if the mechanic is present in vanilla due to the crystals' second function as a Crucial-Type GottaCatchEmAll, butcollecting the in addition to information on climbing Parallel Tower, each recording crystals crystal you get lowers the FinalBoss's HP, making him easier to defeat.beat. [[spoiler:Good luck beating him on the [[NewGamePlus Second Quest]] in the Remodel. No crystals for you there!]]]]
* MaximumHPReduction: It's not known if the mechanic is present in vanilla due to the crystals' second function as a Crucial-Type GottaCatchEmAll, but
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* NewGamePlus: There is a Second Quest programmed into the game. Collecting all of the Mysterious Tablets before fighting Ganon changes the credits roll, specifically the Quest Log, to include a secret message on how to play the Second Quest. [[labelnote:Special hint! SPOILERS!!!]](There's a clue to playing the Second Quest right here on this page! Can you figure it out? Good luck!)[[/labelnote]]
->[[spoiler:The game will be ''harder''\\
It will also be '''shorter'''\\
The way to finish the game '''will''' be different\\
And of course new ''surprises'']]
->[[spoiler:The game will be ''harder''\\
It will also be '''shorter'''\\
The way to finish the game '''will''' be different\\
And of course new ''surprises'']]
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* NewGamePlus: There is a Second Quest programmed into the game. Collecting all of the Mysterious Tablets before fighting Ganon changes the Quest Log portion of the credits roll, specifically the Quest Log, roll to include a secret message on how to play the Second Quest. [[labelnote:Special hint! SPOILERS!!!]](There's a clue to playing the Second Quest hidden right here on this page! Can you figure it out? Good luck!)[[/labelnote]]
->[[spoiler:The game ** [[spoiler:Essentially, travel to the Icy World is optional in the original, but outright removed in the Remodel. As a result, in the Remodel, you face Ganon at [[MaximumHPReduction max HP]] with only a few {{Heart Container}}s to your name. And if that's not enough, after a small gauntlet, you face Trinexx, which was otherwise TheUnfought in this game.]]
** [[spoiler:The third Light World dungeon, Farore's Isle, is exchanged with Farore's Secret, which gives you most of the items you willbe ''harder''\\
It will also be '''shorter'''\\
The wayneed to finish win, including the game '''will''' be different\\
And of course new ''surprises'']]Kokiri's Emerald so you can get the Master Sword. You get the Mirror in the original, so you can immediately go to the Icy World without fighting Draegor, but it's removed in the Remodel.]]
** [[spoiler:The third Light World dungeon, Farore's Isle, is exchanged with Farore's Secret, which gives you most of the items you will
It will also be '''shorter'''\\
The way
And of course new ''surprises'']]
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* RuleOfSeven: Seven maidens, seven clues, seven recording crystals in seven dungeons across the Icy World. Then again, maybe that luck led to [[SpannerInTheWorks Link]] getting involved.
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* PostFinalBoss: [[spoiler:Trinexx, boss of Turtle Rock in vanilla, is TheUnfought in the normal game, but appears in the Second Quest as your true final challenge after beating Ganon. It's only not the TrueFinalBoss due to how much easier it is.]]
* RuleOfSeven: Seven maidens, seven clues, seven recording crystals in seven dungeons across the Icy World. Then again, maybe that luck led to [[SpannerInTheWorks Link]] gettinginvolved.involved, if it wasn't a ContrivedCoincidence.
* RuleOfSeven: Seven maidens, seven clues, seven recording crystals in seven dungeons across the Icy World. Then again, maybe that luck led to [[SpannerInTheWorks Link]] getting
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* SpannerInTheWorks: It's unlikely that TheManBehindTheMan expected a TreasureHunter of all people to foil his plot to seize the Triforce for himself.
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* SpannerInTheWorks: It's unlikely that TheManBehindTheMan expected a TreasureHunter of all people to foil his plot to seize the Triforce for himself. Then again, said Treasure Hunter didn't even know that said Man even existed until [[spoiler:the latter's mind slave was freed by his defeat and outright told the Treasure Hunter what was going on.]]
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Courtesy of a few spelling errors, the goddesses Nayru and Farore become "Naryu" and "Favore" respectively, while Sahasrahla becomes "Sahasralah" which is relatively minor, as it doesn't affect pronunciation that much. The goddesses' names were corrected in v1.1, which was used as the base for the Remodel, but someone missed the sign identifying "Favore's Sky Isle Maze" as well as Sahasrahla's mispelling.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Courtesy of a few spelling errors, the goddesses Nayru and Farore become "Naryu" and "Favore" respectively, while Sahasrahla becomes "Sahasralah" which is relatively minor, as it doesn't affect pronunciation that much. The goddesses' names were corrected in v1.1, which was used as the base for the Remodel, but someone missed the sign identifying "Favore's Sky Isle Maze" as well as Sahasrahla's mispelling.
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* TheTower: The Parallel Tower, which was part of the WorkingTitle "Tower of the Triforce" as it is also where, well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin the Triforce rests]]. [[EpilepticTrees Could be]] why the title was changed.
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* TheTower: The Parallel Tower, which was part of the WorkingTitle "Tower of the Triforce" as it is also where, well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin the Triforce rests]]. [[EpilepticTrees Could be]] have been]] why the title was changed.changed for the release.
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* UnrelatedInTheAdaptation: The older guy Link is with is not his uncle in this game, but someone he seems to be friends with, according to the ending where he recovers. [[EpilepticTrees Perhaps they became friends while in the resistance together?]]
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night]], but the mission's success doesn't mean it's over.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: The Triforce [[SentientPhlebotinum still talks to Link]] in this game, but its abilities have been changed. [[spoiler:This Triforce doesn't grant wishes, or "destroy armies" as it chooses to word it. Rather, the Triforce is only able to facilitate travel between the eponymous Parallel Worlds via the Triforce Shrine behind Hyrule Castle, and within Parallel Tower itself.]]
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: The Triforce [[SentientPhlebotinum still talks to Link]] in this game, but its abilities have been changed.are different. [[spoiler:This Triforce doesn't grant wishes, or "destroy armies" as it chooses to word it. Rather, the Triforce is only able to facilitate travel between the eponymous Parallel Worlds via the Triforce Shrine behind Hyrule Castle, and within Parallel Tower itself.]]
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** BetterToDieThanBeKilled: Caprius says in hers that she'd rather die trying to save her world than let a "[[VanHelsingHateCrimes filthy]]" monster kill her.
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** BetterToDieThanBeKilled: Caprius says in hers that she'd rather die trying to save her world than let a "[[VanHelsingHateCrimes filthy]]" "filthy" monster kill her.her. [[VanHelsingHateCrimes She... uh... REALLY has it out for the monsters plaguing the Icy World...]]
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** ConfessionCam: Tamini uses hers as one, confessing that [[spoiler:[[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom she allowed Ganon to follow the group anyway]] despite Zelda saying no]].
** HopeSpot: Despite her pessimistic outlook, Zelda can't rule out the chance that her group will encounter [[TheHero a hero]] when they get to Hyrule. [[BigDamnHeroes Enter Link.]]
** HopeSpot: Despite her pessimistic outlook, Zelda can't rule out the chance that her group will encounter [[TheHero a hero]] when they get to Hyrule. [[BigDamnHeroes Enter Link.]]
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** ConfessionCam: Tamini uses hers as one, confessing that [[spoiler:[[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom she allowed Ganon to follow the group anyway]] despite Zelda saying no]].
no]], claiming that [[WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong his ignorance of their clues will render him harmless]].
** HopeSpot: Despite her pessimistic outlook, Zelda can't rule out the chance that her group will encounter [[TheHero a hero]] when they get to Hyrule. Well, he might be a TreasureHunter in this game, but... [[BigDamnHeroesEnter Link.]]enter Link]].
** HopeSpot: Despite her pessimistic outlook, Zelda can't rule out the chance that her group will encounter [[TheHero a hero]] when they get to Hyrule. Well, he might be a TreasureHunter in this game, but... [[BigDamnHeroes
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* ButNowIMustGo: Despite, from their own perspective, having just emerged from the Parallel Tower and entering Hyrule, the post-game versions of Zelda and the Maidens immediately return to the Icy World. The exact context isn't clear, there are only [[WildMassGuessing theories]].
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* ButNowIMustGo: Despite, from their own perspective, having just emerged from the Parallel Tower and entering Hyrule, the post-game versions of Zelda and the Maidens immediately return to the Icy World. The exact context isn't clear, there are only [[WildMassGuessing theories]].given that it is simply an in-universe excuse for why the game's ending wasn't changed much. Out-of-universe, it may not have been possible to make many changes to the ending back in 2006.
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* DamselInDistress: The seven maidens are captured by Draegor and imprisoned in the castle guardhouse to be interrogated for their clues on how to climb the Parallel Tower. Only Zelda remains by the time LaResistance manages to launch its rescue operation.
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* DamselInDistress: The seven maidens are captured by Draegor and imprisoned in the castle guardhouse to be interrogated for their clues on how to climb the Parallel Tower.Tower, and then [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness be disposed of once they finally talk]]. Only Zelda remains by the time LaResistance manages to launch its rescue operation.
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* ItsAllUpstairsFromHere: Twice in the original, though the second climb was removed from the Remodel. Once the player has all the equipment and ammo they know they will need, the next step is to climb the Parallel Tower in the Icy World, find [[spoiler:the Magic Mirror]] at the top, use it WhereItAllBegan to get back to Hyrule, [[spoiler:get the Master Sword if they managed to get the Kokiri Emerald somewhere in the Tower]], then climb Hyrule's version of the Parallel Tower, and '''THEN''' you get to the penultimate area where you find the last Piece Of Heart in the game, before dropping down a hidden hole to challenge Ganon.
* LampshadeHanging: When Link finds a Mushroom in the Guardhouse storage area, the description finishes with, "...what's this doing here, anyway?"
* LampshadeHanging: When Link finds a Mushroom in the Guardhouse storage area, the description finishes with, "...what's this doing here, anyway?"
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* ItsAllUpstairsFromHere: Twice in the original, though the second climb was removed from the Remodel. Once the player has all the equipment and ammo they know they will need, the next step is to climb the Parallel Tower in the Icy World, find [[spoiler:the Magic Mirror]] at the top, use it WhereItAllBegan to get back to Hyrule, [[spoiler:get the Master Sword if they managed to get the Kokiri Emerald somewhere in the Tower]], then climb Hyrule's version of the Parallel Tower, and '''THEN''' you get to the penultimate area where you find the last Piece Of Heart in the game, before dropping down a hidden hole to challenge Ganon.
Ganon. [[spoiler:And oh boy, [[PostFinalBoss if you're playing on the]] [[NewGamePlus Second Quest]]...]]
* LampshadeHanging: When Link finds a Mushroom in the Guardhouse storage area, the description finishes with,"..."''...what's this doing here, anyway?"anyway?''" knowing full well how weird it is to find a mushroom in such a place.
* LampshadeHanging: When Link finds a Mushroom in the Guardhouse storage area, the description finishes with,
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* MaximumHPReduction: It's not known if the mechanic is present in vanilla, but collecting the recording crystals lowers the FinalBoss's HP, making him easier to defeat. [[spoiler:Good luck beating him on the [[NewGamePlus Second Quest]] in the Remodel. No crystals for you there!]]
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* MaximumHPReduction: It's not known if the mechanic is present in vanilla, vanilla due to the crystals' second function as a Crucial-Type GottaCatchEmAll, but collecting the recording crystals lowers the FinalBoss's HP, making him easier to defeat. [[spoiler:Good luck beating him on the [[NewGamePlus Second Quest]] in the Remodel. No crystals for you there!]]
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** [=PuzzleDude=]'s Remodel mitigates this a bit, especially with the dungeons, but sometimes goes overboard and the dungeon becomes [[ItsEasySoItSucks too easy]].
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** [=PuzzleDude=]'s Remodel mitigates this a bit, especially with the dungeons, but sometimes goes overboard and the dungeon becomes [[ItsEasySoItSucks too easy]].easy]], as Teamudf made abundantly clear in his LetsPlay.
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* SaveBothWorlds: Implied, but ultimately [[DefiedTrope Defied]]. Link's only victories are thus: [[spoiler:Ganon is defeated, versions of the maidens from before they emerged from Parallel Tower do so [[ButNowIMustGo only to immediately return to the Icy World]], peace returns to Hyrule, and somehow the king is alive again]].
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* SaveBothWorlds: Implied, but ultimately [[DefiedTrope Defied]]. Link's only victories are thus: are: [[spoiler:Ganon is defeated, versions of the maidens from before they emerged from Parallel Tower do so [[ButNowIMustGo only to immediately promptly return to the Icy World]], peace returns to Hyrule, and somehow [[UnexplainedRecovery the king is alive again]].again]]. The Icy World is still frozen, and the monsters there are still causing trouble.]]
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* TheTower: The Parallel Tower, which was part of the WorkingTitle "Tower of the Triforce" as it is also where, well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin the Triforce rests]].
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* TheTower: The Parallel Tower, which was part of the WorkingTitle "Tower of the Triforce" as it is also where, well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin the Triforce rests]]. [[EpilepticTrees Could be]] why the title was changed.
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* WhereItAllBegan: Link winds up at the Triforce Shrine behind the Castle Site when he is sent to the Icy World after defeating Draegor. Guess where Link needs to go to use the certain item he finds at the top of the Parallel Tower and return to the normal world?
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* WhereItAllBegan: Link winds up at the Triforce Shrine behind the Castle Site when he is sent to the Icy World after defeating Draegor. Guess where Link needs to go to use the certain item he finds at the top of the Parallel Tower and return to the normal world?
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* AlternateSelf: [[spoiler:No, the Maidens are '''NOT''' BackFromTheDead alongside the king in the game's ending, they're different versions who emerged from the Parallel Tower at a later point in chronological time. Ergo, the post-game Zelda does not know who Link and Draegor are, or the recent events in Hyrule.]]
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** ClassifiedInformation: Arices didn't want any of the maidens to speak of their clues, not even to each other. If the mission went sideways, [[SuicidePact they'd commit suicide]]. And yet, even though it '''DID''' go sideways, six of the seven girls survived to be interrogated by Draegor, and Zelda lasted long enough to meet Link. How or why the SuicidePact failed goes unanswered. Even Zelda fails to mention it.
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** ClassifiedInformation: Arices didn't want any of the maidens to speak of their clues, not even to each other. If the mission went sideways, [[SuicidePact they'd commit suicide]]. And yet, even though it '''DID''' go sideways, six of the seven girls survived to be interrogated by Draegor, and Zelda while the seventh, Zelda, lasted long enough to meet Link. How or why the SuicidePact failed goes unanswered. Even Zelda fails to mention it.
* ButNowIMustGo: Despite, from their own perspective, having just emerged from the Parallel Tower and entering Hyrule, the post-game versions of Zelda and the Maidens immediately return to the Icy World. The exact context isn't clear, there are only [[WildMassGuessing theories]].
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* GreatOffscreenWar: Different enough from vanilla to be used here. The war ended when the world was split into an unknowable number of [[TitleDrop Parallel Worlds]], [[spoiler: except the truth is the Parallel Worlds already existed, and the Hero led the warmongers into the Parallel Tower and used the Triforce to banish them to what would become Hyrule, after which the Hero [[IncorruptiblePurePureness gave up the Triforce]] and disappeared]]. In the present day, Lecer worries that [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished their mission could cause the war to restart]] if the warmongers' descendants haven't changed their ways.
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* GreatOffscreenWar: Different enough from vanilla to be used here. The war ended when the world was split into an unknowable number of [[TitleDrop Parallel Worlds]], [[spoiler: except [[spoiler:except the truth is the Parallel Worlds already existed, and the Hero led the warmongers into the Parallel Tower and used the Triforce to banish them to what would become Hyrule, after which the Hero [[IncorruptiblePurePureness gave up the Triforce]] and disappeared]]. In the present day, Lecer worries that [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished their mission could cause the war to restart]] if the warmongers' descendants haven't changed their ways.ways.
* IncorruptiblePurePureness: According to Stario's ApocalypticLog, after creating the Parallel Tower and banishing the warmongers and their armies, the Hero gave up the power of the Triforce, which was a statement of his heart's purity.
* ItsAllUpstairsFromHere: Twice in the original, though the second climb was removed from the Remodel. Once the player has all the equipment and ammo they know they will need, the next step is to climb the Parallel Tower in the Icy World, find [[spoiler:the Magic Mirror]] at the top, use it WhereItAllBegan to get back to Hyrule, [[spoiler:get the Master Sword if they managed to get the Kokiri Emerald somewhere in the Tower]], then climb Hyrule's version of the Parallel Tower, and '''THEN''' you get to the penultimate area where you find the last Piece Of Heart in the game, before dropping down a hidden hole to challenge Ganon.
* IncorruptiblePurePureness: According to Stario's ApocalypticLog, after creating the Parallel Tower and banishing the warmongers and their armies, the Hero gave up the power of the Triforce, which was a statement of his heart's purity.
* ItsAllUpstairsFromHere: Twice in the original, though the second climb was removed from the Remodel. Once the player has all the equipment and ammo they know they will need, the next step is to climb the Parallel Tower in the Icy World, find [[spoiler:the Magic Mirror]] at the top, use it WhereItAllBegan to get back to Hyrule, [[spoiler:get the Master Sword if they managed to get the Kokiri Emerald somewhere in the Tower]], then climb Hyrule's version of the Parallel Tower, and '''THEN''' you get to the penultimate area where you find the last Piece Of Heart in the game, before dropping down a hidden hole to challenge Ganon.
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* TheTower: The Parallel Tower, which was part of the WorkingTitle "Tower of the Triforce" as it is also where, well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin the Triforce rests]].
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* WhereItAllBegan: Link winds up at the Triforce Shrine behind the Castle Site when he is sent to the Icy World after defeating Draegor. Guess where Link needs to go to use the certain item he finds at the top of the Parallel Tower and return to the normal world?
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Didn't realize that would happen to that glyph... Oops.
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* EvilChancellor: Draegor was the king's regent before TheCoup. [[spoiler:Again, not really. Ganon [[HijackedByGanon hijacked]] his brain.]]
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* EvilChancellor: Draegor was the king's regent before TheCoup. [[spoiler:Again, not really. Ganon [[HijackedByGanon hijacked]] his brain.]][[MindControl brain]].]]
* GreatOffscreenWar: Different enough from vanilla to be used here. The war ended when the world was split into an unknowable number of [[TitleDrop Parallel Worlds]], [[spoiler: except the truth is the Parallel Worlds already existed, and the Hero led the warmongers into the Parallel Tower and used the Triforce to banish them to what would become Hyrule, after which the Hero [[IncorruptiblePurePureness gave up the Triforce]] and disappeared]]. In the present day, Lecer worries that [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished their mission could cause the war to restart]] if the warmongers' descendants haven't changed their ways.
* GreatOffscreenWar: Different enough from vanilla to be used here. The war ended when the world was split into an unknowable number of [[TitleDrop Parallel Worlds]], [[spoiler: except the truth is the Parallel Worlds already existed, and the Hero led the warmongers into the Parallel Tower and used the Triforce to banish them to what would become Hyrule, after which the Hero [[IncorruptiblePurePureness gave up the Triforce]] and disappeared]]. In the present day, Lecer worries that [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished their mission could cause the war to restart]] if the warmongers' descendants haven't changed their ways.
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I thought "Tempting Fate" was a Rename of that Trope. Welp.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Why yes, Tamini, let the warlock who looks like a pig-demon tag along on your secret mission, even though Zelda already told you no. [[TemptingFate What could possibly go wrong?]]
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Why yes, Tamini, let the warlock who looks like a pig-demon tag along on your secret mission, even though Zelda already told you no. [[TemptingFate What could possibly go wrong?]]WhatCouldPossiblyGoWrong
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* VanHelsingHateCrimes: Averted, since there are no sympathetic monsters, but Caprius takes the monster hatred UpToEleven, joining Zelda's mission specifically to use the Triforce to wipe out the monsters plaguing their world. She even says that [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled she'd rather get killed trying to save her world, than by a monster]] in her ApocalypticLog.
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* VanHelsingHateCrimes: Averted, since there are no sympathetic monsters, but Caprius takes the monster hatred UpToEleven, joining Zelda's mission specifically to use the Triforce to wipe out the monsters plaguing their world. She even says in her ApocalypticLog that [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled she'd rather get killed trying to save her world, than by a monster]] in her ApocalypticLog.monster]].
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Draegor "disposes of" the maidens whose clues he has learned. Zelda was to be next until Link saved her, but as in vanilla she was NotQuiteSavedEnough, though ''Parallel Worlds'' takes it UpToEleven with the implication that Draegor '''killed''' Zelda in front of Link, rather than banishing her to AnotherDimension as in vanilla.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Draegor "disposes of" the maidens whose clues he has learned. Zelda was to be next until Link saved her, but as in vanilla she was NotQuiteSavedEnough, though ''Parallel Worlds'' takes it UpToEleven with the implication that Draegor '''killed''' Zelda in front of Link, rather than banishing her to AnotherDimension as in vanilla.
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!! This game contains examples of the following tropes:
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!! This game ''Parallel Worlds'' contains examples of the following tropes:
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** ConfessionCam: Tamini uses hers as one, confessing that [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom she allowed Ganon to follow the group anyway]] despite Zelda saying no.
** HopeSpot: Despite her pessimism, Zelda can't help but wonder if perhaps her group will encounter a [[TheHero hero]] when they get to Hyrule.
** HopeSpot: Despite her pessimism, Zelda can't help but wonder if perhaps her group will encounter a [[TheHero hero]] when they get to Hyrule.
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** ClassifiedInformation: Arices didn't want any of the maidens to speak of their clues, not even to each other. If the mission went sideways, [[SuicidePact they'd commit suicide]]. And yet, even though it '''DID''' go sideways, six of the seven girls survived to be interrogated by Draegor, and Zelda lasted long enough to meet Link. How or why the SuicidePact failed goes unanswered. Even Zelda fails to mention it.
** ConfessionCam: Tamini uses hers as one, confessing that[[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom [[spoiler:[[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom she allowed Ganon to follow the group anyway]] despite Zelda saying no.
no]].
** HopeSpot: Despite herpessimism, pessimistic outlook, Zelda can't help but wonder if perhaps rule out the chance that her group will encounter a [[TheHero a hero]] when they get to Hyrule.Hyrule. [[BigDamnHeroes Enter Link.]]
** HumansAreFlawed: Zelda is fully aware that [[HumansAreBastards humans are, by nature, greedy, selfish, and power-hungry, and fully expects each of her companions to deliberately sabotage the mission somehow]]. What keeps the two trope links from being reversed is Zelda also acknowledges that humans are trying to change for the better.
** NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Lecer was worried that, though the group's intentions are noble, they could lead to the GreatOffscreenWar beginning anew if the warmongers and their descendants hadn't mended their ways after being banished to Hyrule. [[HeelFaceTurn They had.]]
** TallPoppySyndrome: Zelda blames the war on the Triforce being attention-grabbingly exceptional. Of '''COURSE''' people were going to want its power for themselves.
** ConfessionCam: Tamini uses hers as one, confessing that
** HopeSpot: Despite her
** HumansAreFlawed: Zelda is fully aware that [[HumansAreBastards humans are, by nature, greedy, selfish, and power-hungry, and fully expects each of her companions to deliberately sabotage the mission somehow]]. What keeps the two trope links from being reversed is Zelda also acknowledges that humans are trying to change for the better.
** NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Lecer was worried that, though the group's intentions are noble, they could lead to the GreatOffscreenWar beginning anew if the warmongers and their descendants hadn't mended their ways after being banished to Hyrule. [[HeelFaceTurn They had.]]
** TallPoppySyndrome: Zelda blames the war on the Triforce being attention-grabbingly exceptional. Of '''COURSE''' people were going to want its power for themselves.
* MaximumHPReduction: It's not known if the mechanic is present in vanilla, but collecting the recording crystals lowers the FinalBoss's HP, making him easier to defeat. [[spoiler:Good luck beating him on the [[NewGamePlus Second Quest]] in the Remodel. No crystals for you there!]]
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* SuicidePact: According to Arices, the seven maidens have agreed to commit suicide if their mission somehow goes wrong. How or why they failed to uphold this
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* NewGamePlus: There is a Second Quest programmed into the game. Collecting all of the Mysterious Tablets before fighting Ganon changes the credits roll, specifically the Quest Log, to include a secret message on how to play the Second Quest. [[labelnote:Special hint! SPOILERS!!!]](There's a clue to playing the Second Quest right here on this page! Can you figure it out? Good luck!)[[/labelnote]]
->[[spoiler:The game will be ''harder''\\
It will also be '''shorter'''\\
The way to finish the game '''will''' be different\\
And of course new ''surprises'']]
* NintendoHard: Forced damage via bomb jumps prior to recent patches? Check. Thin walkways over BottomlessPits? Check. Spiked blocks placed with your frustration in mind? Check. Spike floors peppering just nearly any non-overworld surface that isn't normally open to the public? '''CHECK.'''
** [=PuzzleDude=]'s Remodel mitigates this a bit, especially with the dungeons, but sometimes goes overboard and the dungeon becomes [[ItsEasySoItSucks too easy]].
* OnlySmartPeopleMayPass: The knowledge of how to scale the Parallel Tower was reduced to [[RuleOfSeven seven clues]], each entrusted to a family that survived the war. [[spoiler:Each of the seven maidens is from a family that had the clue, and they specifically gathered to use their clues to secure the Triforce and save their world.]]
* RuleOfSeven: Seven maidens, seven clues, seven recording crystals in seven dungeons across the Icy World. Then again, maybe that luck led to [[SpannerInTheWorks Link]] getting involved.
* SaveBothWorlds: Implied, but ultimately [[DefiedTrope Defied]]. Link's only victories are thus: [[spoiler:Ganon is defeated, versions of the maidens from before they emerged from Parallel Tower do so [[ButNowIMustGo only to immediately return to the Icy World]], peace returns to Hyrule, and somehow the king is alive again]].
* SpannerInTheWorks: It's unlikely that TheManBehindTheMan expected a TreasureHunter of all people to foil his plot to seize the Triforce for himself.
* SuicidePact: According to Arices, the seven maidens have agreed to commit suicide if their mission somehow goes wrong. How or why they failed to uphold this goes unanswered.
* TreasureHunter: Link and his friend, though it's AllThereInTheManual.
* TrueSight: Pressing and holding both the X and L buttons causes Sprite Layer 1 to disappear, letting you find some secrets and get around. The ability is present in the Remodel, but the need for it is removed. All invisible secrets were edited to be revealed. Zelda's clue for climbing Parallel Tower is to use this ability when it says to refer to Clue 6.
->[[spoiler:The game will be ''harder''\\
It will also be '''shorter'''\\
The way to finish the game '''will''' be different\\
And of course new ''surprises'']]
* NintendoHard: Forced damage via bomb jumps prior to recent patches? Check. Thin walkways over BottomlessPits? Check. Spiked blocks placed with your frustration in mind? Check. Spike floors peppering just nearly any non-overworld surface that isn't normally open to the public? '''CHECK.'''
** [=PuzzleDude=]'s Remodel mitigates this a bit, especially with the dungeons, but sometimes goes overboard and the dungeon becomes [[ItsEasySoItSucks too easy]].
* OnlySmartPeopleMayPass: The knowledge of how to scale the Parallel Tower was reduced to [[RuleOfSeven seven clues]], each entrusted to a family that survived the war. [[spoiler:Each of the seven maidens is from a family that had the clue, and they specifically gathered to use their clues to secure the Triforce and save their world.]]
* RuleOfSeven: Seven maidens, seven clues, seven recording crystals in seven dungeons across the Icy World. Then again, maybe that luck led to [[SpannerInTheWorks Link]] getting involved.
* SaveBothWorlds: Implied, but ultimately [[DefiedTrope Defied]]. Link's only victories are thus: [[spoiler:Ganon is defeated, versions of the maidens from before they emerged from Parallel Tower do so [[ButNowIMustGo only to immediately return to the Icy World]], peace returns to Hyrule, and somehow the king is alive again]].
* SpannerInTheWorks: It's unlikely that TheManBehindTheMan expected a TreasureHunter of all people to foil his plot to seize the Triforce for himself.
* SuicidePact: According to Arices, the seven maidens have agreed to commit suicide if their mission somehow goes wrong. How or why they failed to uphold this goes unanswered.
* TreasureHunter: Link and his friend, though it's AllThereInTheManual.
* TrueSight: Pressing and holding both the X and L buttons causes Sprite Layer 1 to disappear, letting you find some secrets and get around. The ability is present in the Remodel, but the need for it is removed. All invisible secrets were edited to be revealed. Zelda's clue for climbing Parallel Tower is to use this ability when it says to refer to Clue 6.
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'''The Legend of Zelda: Parallel Worlds''' [[labelnote:Working Title]]"Tower of the Triforce"[[/labelnote]] is a FanMod of ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast A Link to the Past]]'' by Euclid and [=SePH=], released in 2006.
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'''The Legend of Zelda: Parallel Worlds''' [[labelnote:Working Title]]"Tower of the Triforce"[[/labelnote]] is a FanMod GameMod of ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast A Link to the Past]]'' by Euclid and [=SePH=], released in 2006.
(UNDER CONSTRUCTION)When the king of Hyrule is murdered by his regent, Draegor, a resistance is formed to oppose his tyranny. Link is a TreasureHunter that, along with his older friend, is a member of this resistance. They learn that the last one of [[MysteriousWaif seven maidens]] is being held in the castle guardhouse, and plan a rescue mission, to take place on a dark and stormy night.
Little does Link know that this is but the start to something that would change forever the way one looks at Hyrule and its history.
''Parallel Worlds'' received a remodel by [=PuzzleDude=] in 2012 that in various ways made the game easier to complete, but [[YMMV/HomePage Your Mileage May Vary]] as to whether it merits EasyModeMockery or not.
If a Trope already applies to [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast the vanilla game]], it probably shouldn't be duplicated here.
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!! This game contains examples of the following tropes:
* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: Zelda is not Princess of Hyrule in this game. Indeed, it's not stated if the king had any children at all before he died.
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: The Triforce [[SentientPhlebotinum still talks to Link]] in this game, but its abilities have been changed. [[spoiler:This Triforce doesn't grant wishes, or "destroy armies" as it chooses to word it. Rather, the Triforce is only able to facilitate travel between the eponymous Parallel Worlds via the Triforce Shrine behind Hyrule Castle, and within Parallel Tower itself.]]
* ApocalypticLog: The crystals in this game are not the maidens trapped by Ganon's magic, but pre-recorded messages specifically left by said maidens in case their mission went sideways. The contents are a testament, the maiden's name, and their Parallel Tower Clue, preceded by its number in the order you're supposed to follow them in.
** BetterToDieThanBeKilled: Caprius says in hers that she'd rather die trying to save her world than let a "[[VanHelsingHateCrimes filthy]]" monster kill her.
** ConfessionCam: Tamini uses hers as one, confessing that [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom she allowed Ganon to follow the group anyway]] despite Zelda saying no.
** HopeSpot: Despite her pessimism, Zelda can't help but wonder if perhaps her group will encounter a [[TheHero hero]] when they get to Hyrule.
* TheCoup: Draegor murders and usurps Hyrule's king. [[spoiler:Except not, he's under MindControl by Ganon.]]
* DamselInDistress: The seven maidens are captured by Draegor and imprisoned in the castle guardhouse to be interrogated for their clues on how to climb the Parallel Tower. Only Zelda remains by the time LaResistance manages to launch its rescue operation.
* DeathWorld: The [[EndlessWinter Icy World]] that Zelda and the maidens hail from. Survival there is a struggle for the people, and as ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkBetweenWorlds A Link Between Worlds]]'' would later show canonically, the people don't have time to [[Franchise/BillAndTed be excellent to each other]].
* EndlessWinter: As mentioned above, Zelda's world is a frozen hell where survival comes first AND last. How Link survives traveling around it despite being unexpectedly thrown there after fighting Draegor is anyone's guess.
* EvilChancellor: Draegor was the king's regent before TheCoup. [[spoiler:Again, not really. Ganon [[HijackedByGanon hijacked]] his brain.]]
* LampshadeHanging: When Link finds a Mushroom in the Guardhouse storage area, the description finishes with, "...what's this doing here, anyway?"
* LaResistance: A group of rebels is plotting to overthrow [[EvilChancellor Draegor]]. Link and his friend are members of that group.
* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler:[[HijackedByGanon Ganon has hijacked Draegor]] via MindControl rather than Draegor being a vessel or vague "alter ego" but his role is about the same as in vanilla.]]
* MysteriousWaif: The seven maidens in general, but Zelda takes the plot-relevant role.
* SuicidePact: According to Arices, the seven maidens have agreed to commit suicide if their mission somehow goes wrong. How or why they failed to uphold this
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Why yes, Tamini, let the warlock who looks like a pig-demon tag along on your secret mission, even though Zelda already told you no. [[TemptingFate What could possibly go wrong?]]
* VanHelsingHateCrimes: Averted, since there are no sympathetic monsters, but Caprius takes the monster hatred UpToEleven, joining Zelda's mission specifically to use the Triforce to wipe out the monsters plaguing their world. She even says that [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled she'd rather get killed trying to save her world, than by a monster]] in her ApocalypticLog.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Draegor "disposes of" the maidens whose clues he has learned. Zelda was to be next until Link saved her, but as in vanilla she was NotQuiteSavedEnough, though ''Parallel Worlds'' takes it UpToEleven with the implication that Draegor '''killed''' Zelda in front of Link, rather than banishing her to AnotherDimension as in vanilla.
Little does Link know that this is but the start to something that would change forever the way one looks at Hyrule and its history.
''Parallel Worlds'' received a remodel by [=PuzzleDude=] in 2012 that in various ways made the game easier to complete, but [[YMMV/HomePage Your Mileage May Vary]] as to whether it merits EasyModeMockery or not.
If a Trope already applies to [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast the vanilla game]], it probably shouldn't be duplicated here.
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!! This game contains examples of the following tropes:
* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: Zelda is not Princess of Hyrule in this game. Indeed, it's not stated if the king had any children at all before he died.
* AdaptationPersonalityChange: The Triforce [[SentientPhlebotinum still talks to Link]] in this game, but its abilities have been changed. [[spoiler:This Triforce doesn't grant wishes, or "destroy armies" as it chooses to word it. Rather, the Triforce is only able to facilitate travel between the eponymous Parallel Worlds via the Triforce Shrine behind Hyrule Castle, and within Parallel Tower itself.]]
* ApocalypticLog: The crystals in this game are not the maidens trapped by Ganon's magic, but pre-recorded messages specifically left by said maidens in case their mission went sideways. The contents are a testament, the maiden's name, and their Parallel Tower Clue, preceded by its number in the order you're supposed to follow them in.
** BetterToDieThanBeKilled: Caprius says in hers that she'd rather die trying to save her world than let a "[[VanHelsingHateCrimes filthy]]" monster kill her.
** ConfessionCam: Tamini uses hers as one, confessing that [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom she allowed Ganon to follow the group anyway]] despite Zelda saying no.
** HopeSpot: Despite her pessimism, Zelda can't help but wonder if perhaps her group will encounter a [[TheHero hero]] when they get to Hyrule.
* TheCoup: Draegor murders and usurps Hyrule's king. [[spoiler:Except not, he's under MindControl by Ganon.]]
* DamselInDistress: The seven maidens are captured by Draegor and imprisoned in the castle guardhouse to be interrogated for their clues on how to climb the Parallel Tower. Only Zelda remains by the time LaResistance manages to launch its rescue operation.
* DeathWorld: The [[EndlessWinter Icy World]] that Zelda and the maidens hail from. Survival there is a struggle for the people, and as ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkBetweenWorlds A Link Between Worlds]]'' would later show canonically, the people don't have time to [[Franchise/BillAndTed be excellent to each other]].
* EndlessWinter: As mentioned above, Zelda's world is a frozen hell where survival comes first AND last. How Link survives traveling around it despite being unexpectedly thrown there after fighting Draegor is anyone's guess.
* EvilChancellor: Draegor was the king's regent before TheCoup. [[spoiler:Again, not really. Ganon [[HijackedByGanon hijacked]] his brain.]]
* LampshadeHanging: When Link finds a Mushroom in the Guardhouse storage area, the description finishes with, "...what's this doing here, anyway?"
* LaResistance: A group of rebels is plotting to overthrow [[EvilChancellor Draegor]]. Link and his friend are members of that group.
* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler:[[HijackedByGanon Ganon has hijacked Draegor]] via MindControl rather than Draegor being a vessel or vague "alter ego" but his role is about the same as in vanilla.]]
* MysteriousWaif: The seven maidens in general, but Zelda takes the plot-relevant role.
* SuicidePact: According to Arices, the seven maidens have agreed to commit suicide if their mission somehow goes wrong. How or why they failed to uphold this
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Why yes, Tamini, let the warlock who looks like a pig-demon tag along on your secret mission, even though Zelda already told you no. [[TemptingFate What could possibly go wrong?]]
* VanHelsingHateCrimes: Averted, since there are no sympathetic monsters, but Caprius takes the monster hatred UpToEleven, joining Zelda's mission specifically to use the Triforce to wipe out the monsters plaguing their world. She even says that [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled she'd rather get killed trying to save her world, than by a monster]] in her ApocalypticLog.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Draegor "disposes of" the maidens whose clues he has learned. Zelda was to be next until Link saved her, but as in vanilla she was NotQuiteSavedEnough, though ''Parallel Worlds'' takes it UpToEleven with the implication that Draegor '''killed''' Zelda in front of Link, rather than banishing her to AnotherDimension as in vanilla.
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'''The Legend of Zelda: Parallel Worlds''' [[labelnote:Working Title]]"Tower of the Triforce"[[/labelnote]] is a FanMod of ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast A Link to the Past]]'' by Euclid and [=SePH=], released in 2006.
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'''The Legend of Zelda: Parallel Worlds''' [[labelnote:Working Title]]"Tower of the Triforce"[[/labelnote]] is a FanMod of ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaALinkToThePast A Link to the Past]]'' by Euclid and [=SePH=], released in 2006.
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