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Princess Zelda, also known as Sheik, is the titular tritagonist of the 1998 action-adventure game The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and a minor character in its 2000 sequel The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask as well as their respective 3DS remakes.
She is the princess of Hyrule who wanted to get a preemptive strike on Ganondorf by gaining access to the Sacred Realm to gain the Triforce, unaware that it was exactly what Ganondorf wanted.
She was voiced by Jun Mizusawa.
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- Attempts to warn her father about Ganondorf, as despite not doing anything bad yet, she knows he can't be trusted.
- Recognizing Link as the boy from her dreams, she tells him about her dreams and how to get the Triforce to prevent Ganondorf from getting to it first.
- Gives Link the Ocarina of Time while being chased by Ganondorf.
- Teaches Link the Song of Time so he can enter the Sacred Realm.
- When Link wakes up from his seven year rest, Zelda, disguised as Sheik, tells him where the other sages are located and gives him important advice.
- Teaches Link the warp songs that allow him to teleport to the various temples around Hyrule.
- During the final battle with Ganondorf in his Ganon form, she uses her magic to hold Ganon in place while Link delivers the final blow.
- Calls upon the six other sages to seal Ganondorf away.
- Feeling remorse for what she put Link through, she sends him back to the past so he can get his childhood back.
- In both the adult and fallen hero timelines, leads the painstaking process of rebuilding Hyrule
- In the fallen hero timeline, she and the other sages seal Ganon in the sacred realm with the complete triforce as a last ditch effort to save Hyrule after Link had been slain.
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