Zelda (At the beach)

1. #1Prince Facade

   Keys: Prince Facade

   He is a knight from the land of Arcadia and appears only in the episode "The White Knight", which is named after him. Although the prince is brave and strong, he is known to be vain and will not fight if it means it will ruin his image or mess up his clothes. His weapon of choice seems to be a Crossbow. Gender: Male. Prince Facade first appears when Link is struggling to defeat an Octorok. Easily and elegantly, Prince Facade defeats the monster with his Crossbow, quickly impressing Princess Zelda and sweeping her off her feet. Zelda, fascinated by the prince, immediately forgets all about Link while the young hero, who does not like being outdone by the handsome stranger, becomes jealous. Prince Facade offers Zelda a ride back to the castle as they leave Link to walk back there. When they arrive back at the castle, King Harkinian and Zelda are fascinated by Facade and his tales of heroism, with the princess not caring about Link anymore and not considering him to be in the prince's class. Prince Facade even told Zelda that he has battled Ganon himself (something that Ganon himself later confirms to his minions). Link, feeling left out, decides to try and match Facade, and attempts to dress more like him. However, when he makes his appearance in front of Zelda and the king, he embarrasses himself and causes everyone to laugh at him, promptly causing Link to storm out of the castle humiliated and angry. Meanwhile, Facade continues to impress Zelda with his stories of saving a city from monsters. As they are about to kiss, Tektites arrive and attack Facade while Moblins throw Zelda out the window, where a Zola readily catches her. The Zola carries Zelda out of the castle, with Facade in pursuit, but when the Zola jumps into the water, Facade hesitates on the bank, not wanting to get his clothes wet and muddy. Zelda screams at him to save her, but he refuses, saying that heroes do not get dirty. Link, who was still near enough to hear Zelda's screams, rushes back to get past the prince and defeat the Zola with three Sword Beams, thus rescuing Zelda. Prince Facade quickly tries to calm the angry Zelda by making up excuses, but she refuses to listen and makes him fall in the mud.

2. #2The White Knight (Episode 3)

   Keys: Backstory Part 3, Prince Facade, The White Knight

   Plot: "While Link and Princess Zelda are in an unnamed village of Kingdom of Hyrule, Tinsuit rise from the Underworld and begin to attack the young hero and the princess. Although Link and Zelda are successful in defeating several Tinsuit, one of them calls an Octorok from the Underworld and grabs the now-swordless Link since Zelda has run out of ammunition for her Crossbow. Suddenly, a man known as Prince Facade appears just in time to help Link and Zelda defeat the Octorok with a quick hit from his Crossbow, sweeping Zelda off her feet. Link, used to being the hero, doesn't like being outdone by this handsome stranger, and quickly becomes jealous. Meanwhile, Zelda is enchanted by Facade and begins to disregard Link, leaving him to walk back to North Castle while she and the prince go by horse. When they arrive back at the castle, King Harkinian and Zelda are fascinated by Facade and his tales of heroism, with the princess not even acknowledging Link's existence. Link, feeling left out, decides to try and match Facade, and attempts to dress more like him. What he fails to realize, despite Spryte's warnings, is that the outfit he has chosen looks completely ridiculous. When Link makes his appearance in front of Zelda and the King, he embarrasses himself further by tripping over. They burst out laughing, causing Link to storm out, angry and humiliated. Deciding that Prince Facade can protect the Triforce of Wisdom for Zelda, he leaves the castle. Meanwhile, Ganon, having learned that Prince Facade has arrived in Kingdom of Hyrule, knows that the Prince has a fatal flaw - his extreme vanity - and decides to take advantage of this in his latest bid to steal the Triforce of Wisdom. When Link leaves the castle, Ganon summons several Enemies from the Evil Jar to cause chaos in the castle. Tektites arrive and attack Facade while Moblins throw Zelda out the window, where a Zola readily catches her. The Zola carries Zelda out of the castle, with Facade in pursuit, but when the Zola jumps into the water, Facade hesitates on the bank, not wanting to get his clothes wet and muddy. Zelda screams for him to save her, but he refuses, unwilling to get dirty. However, all is not lost as Link is still in earshot of Zelda's screams. He mutters that Zelda is not worth saving, but he'll do it anyway, and hurries to save the princess. He defeats the Zola with three Sword Beams and rescues Zelda. Prince Facade quickly tries to make up with the angry Zelda, but she has none of it, and makes him fall into the mud. Link and Zelda walk back towards the castle with the young hero once again trying to get the princess to kiss him. As they leave, Prince Facade throws up his hands in surrender, ending the episode"

3. #3Cold Spells (Episode 2)

   Keys: Backstory Part 2, Cold Spells

   Plot: "It is the first day of spring in Hyrule, and while Link hopes to use the fair weather as an excuse to get romantic with Princess Zelda, she insists that it is time for spring cleaning. She hands him and mop and tells him to get to work. Link is annoyed by this, and pretends to have a cold in order to get out of spring cleaning. Spryte takes pity on him when he pretends to be sick and tells him to rest. Meanwhile, a Moby attacks while Zelda is inspecting Link's messy room. She shoves its nose into Link's pile of dirty laundry and it is so disgusted by the smell that it flies away. Link arrives and tries to steal a kiss from Zelda again as she is resting on his bed, while Spryte tries to convince Zelda that he is sick and needs rest. Even though she thinks that Link's illness is not genuine, she relents and allows him to stay in bed. The Moby overhears this and brings the news back to Ganon that Link is sick and that the castle is spring cleaning. Ganon summons a Lowder from the Evil Jar to take him to the castle so that he can steal the Triforce of Wisdom while Link is incapacitated. He spies Spryte inside North Castle trying to do Link's work and casts a spell on her. The spell gives Spryte extra energy so that she will be hyperactive and act as a distraction while Ganon steals the Triforce. Spryte goes to see Link and brings him an orange to help him feel better, butut Link throws it away after the fairy leaves and decides to keep playing sick until the cleaning is all done. Later, Zelda orders Spryte to make the bed, wash the floors, and dust. She attempts to use magic to do the chores, but the spell cast by Ganon causes her magic to go haywire and create chaos. The mops and buckets begin to attack Link, Zelda, and Spryte, so Zelda grabs Link's magic Bow and Boomerang and fights the cleaning supplies. When they are all defeated, the heroes are shocked to learn that Ganon had stolen the Triforce in the confusion. Giving swift chase, they follow Ganon deep into the Underworld, with Spryte following right behind them since she feels guilty for the recent events. They stumble upon a trap door and land right into a glass container which cannot be destroyed by Link's sword beams. He releases a Gohma to eat the heroes, but Spryte arrives in time and shoots a powerful bolt of energy at the Gohma, allowing Link to escape. Ganon then shoots fire at Link, which the young hero evades just in time and causes the fire to hit Gohma instead, instantly defeating it. After Spryte frees Zelda by using her magic to destroy the container, the princess fires an arrow from her bow at Ganon, who in his attempt to shoot her with his magic, accidentally hits the ceiling of the underworld. This causes Ganon's lair to begin to collapse, and although Zelda tries to grab the Triforce of Power as well before escaping, Link tells her there is no time and is able to get Zelda with the Triforce of Wisdom out of the Underworld. Back at North Castle, Zelda reminds Link that it is still spring cleaning time, and he along with Spryte try to fake a cold.[25] This time, however, Zelda does not give in to their excuses"

4. #4The Ringer (Episode 1)

   Keys: Backstory Part 1, The Ringer

   Plot: "Link reluctantly gets out of bed, complaining about his "boring" life in North Castle and reminiscing about the days when he would roam the world and constantly fight monsters. He looks out the window and sees Princess Zelda in a nearby balcony and whistles at her. Annoyed, Zelda leaves and shortly after, a Moblin sneaks behind Link and attacks him while more Moblins come into his room. One of the minions tries to steal the Triforce of Wisdom in Link's room, but the young hero manages to defeat them and sends them back to Ganon's Evil Jar. Link then notices that one of the Moblins dropped a Magic Bow, and stores it in his pocket before Zelda knocks on his door. After the young hero tries to kiss her, Zelda greets him with a smack to his cheek for having whistled at her before. Link then tells her of the Moblins that attacked him earlier, and the princess notices that this was the third attack by Ganon in the same month. Much to Link's dismay, Zelda orders Link to stay in his room and guard the Triforce while she goes off to judge the Magician's Contest. Meanwhile, in the Underworld, Ganon punishes the Moblins and concludes that if he wants the Triforce of Wisdom, he will have to get it himself. He begins his plans to spoil the Magician's Contest by appearing in cognito: since his teleportation powers are limited in the "upper world," he disguises four Stalfos in robes and makes them carry him on a platform. Ganon eventually arrives to North Castle and asks to be let in the contest. When Zelda asks him if he is an amateur magician, the evil wizard answers by making a bird appear out of his hands, which the princess approves of but asks that he wait his turn. Zelda continues to judge the contest while Ganon makes the bird turn into an Ache and orders it to go see who is guarding the Triforce of Wisdom. The Ache, having seen Link and Spryte next to the Triforce, later comes back to Ganon and informs him that the young hero is guarding the sacred relic. When one of the magicians makes a lizard appear on Zelda's hand, Ganon uses his magic to turn the lizard into a fire-breathing dragon that promptly turns towards the princess, causing her to scream in fear. Link hears Zelda's scream and rushes down from his room to help the princess. Although the young hero tries to defend himself from the dragon's fire using his Magical Shield, the flame is too strong. In order to make an opening for Link's attacks, Zelda throws a nearby plate in his direction, and the young hero fires several Sword Beams at it which reflect back at the dragon, promptly defeating it. However, Zelda and Link soon learn that the dragon was just a diversion and Ganon had managed to steal the Triforce of Wisdom. Princess Zelda quickly grabs a seed that was sitting on a nearby table and asks one of the magicians from the contest to use their growing spell, causing the seed to immediately grow into a giant tree. The princess then ties a rope around the tip of the tree, and after Link and Zelda climb on top of it, Link snaps the rope with his sword so that the two are launched out of the castle. Zelda falls on top of Link, who tries to get her to kiss him, but Zelda pushes him away and warns him that Ganon is coming. Although Ganon is quickly approaching a secret Underworld entrance, Link zaps one of the Stalfos carrying the evil wizard, resulting in Ganon falling over, who commands his minions to attack the young duo while he calls for reinforcements. Link gives Zelda the Magic Bow that he found earlier, and when he sees that more Stalfos are coming from the Underworld entrance, he takes his belt off and ties it around both him and Zelda to fight back-to-back. The pair easily defeats the Stalfos together, and when there is only one Stalfos left, it takes out a Bomb from underneath its chest and throws it at Link and Zelda; however, the young hero blocks it with his Sword and zaps the foe. Ganon attempts to make a quick getaway with the Triforce of Wisdom in hand, but Link uses the Bomb that the Stalfos threw at him and knocks it back at Ganon, causing the Triforce to be knocked from his hands. With the Triforce of Wisdom now safe, Link tells Zelda that he will not get the belt off around them until she kisses him. Just as they are about to kiss, Spryte comes in and interrupts them, using her magic to get the belt off. The episode ends with Ganon inside the Evil Jar threatening that Link and Zelda will pay for what they have done"

5. #5Sing for the Unicorn (Episode 5)

   Keys: Backstory Part 5, Sing for the Unicorn

   Plot: "It is evening in Kingdom of Hyrule. King Harkinian is enjoying the night air while Link tries to swing in to Princess Zelda's room with a little help from the king. When he lands in her room, the princess is impressed by the flowers that the young hero brought and Zelda offers him a big kiss, which Link gladly accepts. However, Zelda then hears King Harkinian's cry for help and rushes off to her window to see that Ganon, who is riding on the back of a mysterious flying unicorn, has begun his assault on the castle and is after the king. Link launches himself over to where Ganon and the King are, but he is promptly attacked by Vires. By the time the young hero finishes them off with his Crissword and Sword Beams, Ganon has already begun to fly away, but Link jumps off and manages to grab onto the Unicorn's tail. Just then, Ganon zaps Link, who loses his grip and begins to fall to his death. Before giving up hope, Link spots four Vires below and retrains his fall by grabbing two of the Vires' feet. Ganon zaps him again, causing Link to fall even further to his death, but survives with Zelda's help. In the Underworld, Ganon imprisons the King in a room with a slowly-disappearing floor as punishment until Zelda turns Kingdom of Hyrule and the Triforce of Wisdom over to him. Meanwhile, Link and Zelda enter the Underworld but are attacked by Armos when the princess accidentally touches one of the statues. The heroes defeat the Armos with the Sword and bow but a trap door opens beneath them and plunges them deeper into the dungeon where Stalfos await them. Link easily zaps several of the Stalfos, but one of them sneaks up from behind and knocks his sword off when more Stalfos ambush the young hero. Although Zelda is helpless since she lost her bow in the previous room fighting the Armos, a mysterious warrior luckily appears and defeats the rest of the Stalfos using her sai while targeting Link as well in the process. Link attempts to shoot the warrior with a Sword Beam but realizes that it is a human since the beam did not cause it to vanish. Zelda then grabs the warrior and Link removes its mask, revealing that it is a woman who does not speak Link and Zelda's language. Zelda is able to communicate with her, revealing that her name is Sing and is trying to rescue her Unicorn that Ganon stole. Link agrees to help her and uses a Bomb to blast his way into Ganon's Lair. Due to the blast that Link caused, Ganon hears the group coming and begins to head their way. Link and the others fight a pair of Lynels at the entrance, and the young hero picks up a magic whistle after he defeats one of them. Sing and Princess Zelda run ahead and cross the bridge, where they see two Moblins guarding the Unicorn. After Sing defeats them and gets her Unicorn back, an Armos appears with a Bomb in hand; however, Zelda throws her Boomerang at its hand, which causes the Bomb to explode near him, thus killing the Armos. Because of the explosion, a hole opens beneath where the Armos was and reveals the place where the King is imprisoned. Link then begins to make his way to where Sing and Zelda are, but before he reaches the end of the bridge, Ganon appears before him. Link is able to zap him once with his Sword Beams, but the evil wizard uses his magic to cut the bridge, which the young hero manages to hold on to while it swings him to the other cliff. Just as Ganon is about to deliver the final blow, Zelda defeats Ganon using her Boomerang while Sing and her Unicorn rescue the king from his fall in the pit room. Seeing the happy ending, Link blows the magic whistle to call upon a whirlwind that warps them out of the Underworld. The episode ends with Sing waving goodbye to the King, Zelda and Link as she's riding away on her Unicorn"

6. #6Kiss'n Tell (Episode 4)

   Keys: Backstory Part 4, Kiss'n Tell

   Plot: "The scene starts off with Princess Zelda riding through the woods, when suddenly she sees a maiden being attacked by a three-headed Gleeok. Zelda uses fruit to battle them and, when they are stunned for a few moments, the princess sees a chance to go but the maiden refuses, saying she wants to be rescued by a handsome hero. Soon after, Link appears and battles against the Gleeok. After a few minutes of fighting and with some help from Zelda, the Gleeok is defeated and the maiden offers Link a kiss as a reward, which the young hero gladly accepts and tells Zelda that she could learn something from the strange maiden. As their lips meet, Link turns into a frog and the maiden turns to her true form: a Gibdo. When Link reaches for his sword, he realizes that his hands have turned frog-like and is too distracted to see that the Gibdo is about to attack him. However, Zelda pushes him out of the way and easily defeats the Gibdo by spinning it until it disappears back to Ganon's Evil Jar. Ganon congratulates the Gleeok and Gibdo for their success and leaves the Underworld to proceed with his plan of capturing Zelda and asking for the Triforce of Wisdom in exchange of the princess. Back in the woods, Link looks into the water and realises his frog form. He starts to cry and Zelda hugs him, saying she'll be his friend no matter what. Suddenly, Ganon appears and attacks them with his magic. He stuns Link, who is helpless to save Zelda from being captured by an Octorok. Ganon summons two Deelers to get rid of Link while he kidnaps Zelda and takes her to the Underworld. Just a few minutes too late, Link wakes up and eats the two Deelers, but is then disgusted by what he has done. He then travels back to North Castle, meeting with Spryte. He reveals himself as a frog and tells her about Zelda being captured while asking her for help. Just then, the Triforce of Wisdom gives Link advice in from of a riddle, which tells him to look for the wise one known as the Witch of Walls. Together, Link and Spryte head out to look for the Witch of Walls, who they find inside of a wall that has no end, next to an ironwood tree. She tells Link that the only way to become human again is to be kissed by a princess of her own free will. Following the witch's advice, Link goes to the Underworld. He eventually finds Zelda and sets her free from the handcuffs that held her. The young hero then tells about how he can change back to a human, and Zelda, although hesitant, agrees to do it. However, before Zelda can kiss him, Ganon zaps them and knocks Link unconscious. Spryte, who traveled with Link to the Underworld, feels sorry for the young hero and kisses him for having such a hard day. Spryte's kiss causes Link to transform back into a human, who quickly overpowers Ganon and causes him to fall through the floor. Link and Zelda then take the opportunity to escape back into the Overworld, leaving the evil wizard behind. Once outside, Spryte explains her kiss worked because her father is the king of fairies, making her the princess. Zelda thanks Link and offers him a kiss as a reward. Link takes the offer but ruins the mood when he sees a fly and eats it as an old habit, causing Zelda to change her mind"

7. #7That Sinking Feeling (Episode 6)

   Keys: Backstory Part 6, That Sinking Feeling

   Plot: "Link takes Princess Zelda to a picnic in a faraway place from the castle, and the princess, impressed by the romantic place Link chose, immediately offers a kiss to the young hero. However, they are interrupted when an Underworld entrance begins to raise and a gang of Tektites come out from it. Link and Zelda are successful in defeating a few of them, but then several Tektites wrap the princess up in spider webs while the young hero loses his sword to one of the foes that sneaked up behind him. Link eventually saves the princess, and just as they are about to try to kiss again, a cupid statue nearby sinks completely into the ground. Tired about Ganon's evil deeds, Zelda decides it is time to go visit the evil wizard and have a showdown with him. As they are making their way to the Underworld, the Triforce informs them that Ganon is in possession of an item called the Overworld Magnet, which explains the strange recent events, and that the only way to destroy it will be by using Magic Bracelet. Suddenly, North Castle begins to sink into the Underworld, but the duo, unable to do anything, continues on their way. Meanwhile, in the Underworld, Ganon is sure that the Triforce of Wisdom in his hands now that the whole castle is in his lair; however, he soon discovers that the Triforce is not in the castle and goes mad while King Harkinian and Spryte try to hide from his rage. Later, Link defeats a Darknut, which drops the Magic Bracelet that the Triforce of Wisdom was talking about. Link then confronts Ganon while Zelda tries to retrieve the Triforce of Power. The evil wizard eventually ties up Link in chains with one of his spells and proceeds to pull Zelda closer using his magic. Just before Ganon grabs the Triforce of Wisdom from Zelda, Link uses the Magic Bracelet to break out of the chains and uses his super-strength to throw him far away, which causes Ganon to knock over the Overworld Magnet. This leads the magnet to slowly bring North Castle up to the surface again, and although Zelda tries to get the Triforce of Power, Link picks her up and jumps into the castle walls. As the castle reaches the surface, the Overworld Magnet begins to overload and explodes in front of Ganon"

8. #8Underworld Connections (Episode 7)

   Keys: Backstory Part 7, Underworld Connections

   Plot: "Link, while sleepwalking, shoots an arrow tied to a rope across to Princess Zelda's bedroom, but is woken up by the princess before he is able to reach the other side. After speaking of his true feelings for Zelda, she leans over to give the young hero a kiss but the two are suddenly interrupted when Zelda notices three Vires flying towards the chamber where the Triforce of Wisdom is kept. Zelda realizes that they plan to blow up the Triforce with a bomb so that they will be able to carry it back to the Underworld.[4] Although Link rushes over to stop the monsters, he is knocked over by the explosion of the bomb and is rescued just in time by Zelda. The young duo make it in time to zap one of the Vires carrying a shard of the Triforce, but the other two manage to get away into the Underworld. Thinking quickly, Zelda remembers that, since all of the pieces of the Triforce are magically linked, if Link shoots a sword beam into the shard that they currently have, it will go through the two others and zap the Vires. The two Vires are effectively defeated, but due to the foes taking separate ways to the Underworld, one of the pieces falls into the Black Falls and another one into a lava area. The two heroes grab their shard of the Triforce and begin to head towards an Underworld entrance. Zelda uses the Triforce's magic to dry up a puddle covering the entrance and utilizes the Magic Compass to know which way to go. As they make their way to the first Triforce shard, Ropes attack Link, but after he zaps a few of them, Zelda tells him to stop using his sword since otherwise Ganon will know their location. The pair eventually arrives at the Black Falls, where Link dives in to recover the Triforce shard; however, as he's about to grab it, an Aquamentus attacks him and takes him to the surface while Link is riding on top of it. Zelda then grabs a bomb from Link's pouch and throws it at the Aquamentus, which promptly defeats it. With only one shard left, Link and Zelda head off in the direction that the Magic Compass points to, which is a room full of lava pits. Equipping himself with the Magical Shield to defend himself from the rising fire flames, Link eventually finds the last shard, but just as he's about to pick it up, Ganon appears and confronts the young hero, telling him that the shard is his. Link, knowing that the Triforce piece is burning hot, throws it to Ganon's hands, but the evil wizard immediately throws it back when he burns his hands holding it. The young hero then gives it over to Zelda, who finally reunites the Triforce of Wisdom; however, she begins to run away when Ganon throws fire flames in her direction. Link then uses his shield to "flame surf" and grabs Zelda on his way out the Underworld, which they safely exit just before the fire reaches them. The episode ends with Link trying to get a kiss from Zelda, only to be rejected yet again"

9. #9Doppelganger (Episode 8)

   Keys: Backstory Part 8, Doppelganger

   Plot: "A Moblin tries to steal the Triforce of Wisdom, but Link easily defeats it with his sword and sends it back to the Evil Jar, with it dropping a Force Field Ring that Link picks up. Ganon, tired of always failing, decides to use a new magic spell which plants a Mirror in Princess Zelda's room. Later on, when Zelda is brushing her hair in front of the Mirror, nightlight strikes it and copies her reflection in an evil clone of her. The clone orders the Moblins that accompany her to tie her up and take her into the Underworld via the Mirror. Link, hearing Zelda's screams, rushes up to her room and defeats several of the Moblins, but one of the foes accidentally throws a vase at the Mirror, breaking it and impeding Zelda's clone from taking the Triforce of Wisdom to Ganon via the Mirror. After Link zaps all of the Moblins, the clone kisses him unexpectedly and tells the young hero that they, along with the Triforce, are going to attack Ganon. However, as the duo are making their way to an Underworld entrance, Link realizes the truth about the evil clone as she has no reflection but decides to follow her anyway to rescue the real Zelda. In the Underworld, Ganon leaves Zelda unattended as he summons monsters to welcome Link, and the princess uses this time to break herself free from the ropes tying her by using a Boomerang. Meanwhile, Link is now also in the Underworld following Zelda's clone when suddenly Moblins and Stalfos attack them. The young hero easily disposes of them, and when the clone rewards Link with a kiss, the real Zelda appears. The evil clone takes the Triforce of Wisdom and runs to deliver it to Ganon, with the princess and Link in pursuit. Eventually, they catch up to the clone, but not before defeating three Octoroks while using the Force Field Ring that Link found earlier. During the struggle, Princess Zelda and her clone fall into muddy water, which makes both their clothes the same color and leaving Link unable to tell who is the real Zelda. The young hero decides to determine who the real one is by a "kissing content," and when one Zelda slaps him and refuses to kiss him, he knows that she is the real one because the evil clone had willingly kissed him several times before. Quickly, Zelda picks up Link's sword and zaps her clone, but before they can escape, Ganon appears. Link fires a Sword Beam towards Ganon but it hits the ceiling, causing rocks to collapse on top of the evil wizard and falling into the mud. Taking this opportunity, the duo exit to the surface using the Triforce's power"

10. #10Spryte

    Keys: Spryte

    Spryte is a recurring character in The Legend of Zelda series. A small fairy with a pink dress, she lives in North Castle and is friends with Link and Princess Zelda. In the episode "Kiss'n Tell", it's revealed that Spryte is the princess of Fairies, with her dad being King Oberon, the fairy king. Title(s): Fairy Princess. Race: Fairy. Gender: Female. Family: King Oberon (father), Unnamed Sister.

    Biography: "Spryte is portrayed as an eccentric, blunt, smart-mouthed fairy who is not afraid to voice her opinions. Working as an assistant to Princess Zelda and King Harkinian, she often helps out with the chores around the castle. Spryte also has an obvious crush on Link, as she is sometimes seen flirting with him and telling him to forget about Zelda so that the young hero will stick with her instead. However, Spryte's attempts are in vain, as Link usually disregards her comments and only thinks of her as a friend. As such, her jealousy causes for her to use her magic to disrupt Link and Zelda whenever the young hero is close to kissing the princess. Despite her size, Spryte proves to be of invaluable help to Link and Zelda whenever trouble arises. In "Stinging a Stinger", when Link's Crissword gets stolen, Spryte helps the group decipher the Triforce of Wisdom's riddle. Moreover, in "Kiss'n Tell", Spryte helps Link find the Witch of Walls and later kisses the young hero to make him become human again"

11. #11Stinging a Stinger (Episode 9)

    Keys: Backstory Part 9, Stinging a Stinger

    Plot: "While Link is riding through the woods with Catherine, he hears a man calling for help. The young hero rushes over and sees three men trying to steal money from an old man, and Link easily defeats them. The old man, who introduces himself as Sleezenose, thanks Link and offers to give him a free Sword as a sign of gratitude. Although Link at first hesitates to trade it in for his Crissword, Sleezenose explains that anyone who carries his sword is made irresistible to women, especially princesses. This convinces Link who immediately hands over his old sword when he hears Princess Zelda screaming for help. After Link leaves, it is revealed that Sleezenose had a deal with the three burly men who were harassing him and gives them the money for helping him get the sword from Link. When Link arrives to where Zelda is, he sees that she's being attacked by Patras. The young hero, confident about his new sword, faces an incoming Patra, but one light beam from the foe breaks the sword in half and causes Link to collapse from the attack. Zelda rushes towards Link and just then he realizes that he has been robbed. Suddenly, Ganon appears with two Moblins at his side, who capture the pair and take them into Underworld. Once down there, Sleezenose arrives with Link's Crissword and offers it to Ganon for 1000 Rubies, but the evil wizard disagrees and simply takes it from Sleezenose's hands with no reward. Moreover, he orders the Moblins to throw Sleezenose, Link and Zelda into Gohma's lair. With Gohma slowly approaching the group, Zelda gets out a Magic Rope from her pouch and Link a Boomerang while the young hero orders Sleezenose to use his lockpicks to open the gate. Zelda then ties the rope around one of Gohma's horns, which causes the creature to spin her around the room. Link takes this opportunity to use the Boomerang and make a giant stalactite fall on top of Gohma, allowing Zelda to continue to spin around until all of the rope is tied around the beast. With Sleezenose now having opened the gate, the group heads to North Castle to consult the Triforce of Wisdom on what they should do. Once at the castle, the Triforce of Wisdom advises them to use "natural means" to defeat Ganon since currently the evil wizard possesses more magic than they do. The group then heads out to collect beehives and ants to use against Ganon. When Link sees that Ganon is approaching the castle with the sword in hand and with Stalfos and Moblins at his side, Sleezenose walks towards Ganon and pretends to be offering a box with the Triforce of Wisdom as a sign of loyalty to him. However, when Ganon opens the box, he finds it contains a beehive, and the bees immediately begin to sting him and his minions. Using this opportunity, Link swings by and takes the sword from Ganon's hands, and shortly after Zelda launches another beehive at the evil wizard with the help of a catapult. Ganon, unable to fight back, retreats back into the Underworld. With Ganon defeated, Zelda surprisingly hugs Link and asks him for a kiss, but the young hero ruins the moment by making a bad pun, making Zelda change her mind. Just then, Link realizes that Sleezenose is gone and discovers that he took the Triforce of Wisdom while they were fighting Ganon. Zelda then reveals that she hid the Triforce underneath Link's pile of dirty clothes and that she had asked Spryte earlier on to cast a spell on the box with the ant hill. The episode ends with Link and Zelda looking out the window to see Sleezenose carrying the supposed Triforce of Wisdom only for him to discover that he had been tricked"

12. #12Hitch in the Works (Episode 10)

    Keys: Backstory Part 10, Hitch in the Works

    Plot: "Link attempts to sneak out of North Castle in order to go Fishing, but Zelda runs into him and informs him that he needs to do chores around the castle if he wants to earn his keep since Ganon hasn't attacked in weeks. While filling the castle's lamps with oil, Link spies a strange mechanical robot that takes a few steps toward him and promptly shatters; much to the dismay of its Doof the handyman. Doof tells Link that the robot was supposed to be his assistant. Link encourages him to try again so that the young hero will do less work, but Doof's magic only causes the robot to go haywire, using a mop as a pogo stick and making a mess. While Link and Doof are chasing the robot, some of Ganon's Moblins infiltrate the castle by using a secret trapdoor under the floor tiles. The Moblins break Doof's robot again, and during their battle with Link, ensnare him in a net. Doof attempts to help by casting a spell on the robot again, allowing Link enough time to defeat the Moblins while they are distracted by it. Unfortunately, a hit from a Moblin's Boomerang causes the robot to collapse once more, knocking Link unconscious. When he wakes up, he is being scolded by Zelda for making such a mess and sleeping on the job. He tries to tell her about the Moblins he defeated, but she doesn't believe him. Link then asks Doof if he can conjure up some fake Moblins so he can "rescue" Zelda and get out of doing the chores. However, Zelda overhears their discussion as she was cleaning a nearby door. Meanwhile, in the Underworld, Ganon reveals his plans to put a Jewel of Control on Zelda, forcing her to marry him and make him ruler of Kingdom of Hyrule. Back at the castle, the Moblins catch Zelda and Link off-guard, because Link assumes Doof has made his move while Zelda nonchalantly remarks that Moblins are attacking. When they carry her off, Link realizes that was not part of the plan. Despite Link's attempts to stop the genuine Moblins, Zelda is taken to Ganon's lair where he places the Jewel around Zelda's neck, forcing her to say yes to his marriage proposal. After defeating several Stalfos, Link makes his way into Ganon's lair and interrupts the ceremony, only to discover that Zelda does not want to be rescued. Ganon tells him that she is under his control, and then summons a Gleeok from the Evil Jar to attack Link. Link fires three Sword Beams at the monster's necks, but the heads separate and come after him. He skillfully dodges their attacks, causing them to fly straight into Ganon. Back above ground, Link tries to get Zelda to kiss him for rescuing her, but the princess blames the debacle on Link, who was trying to scare her with fake Moblins. She then promptly screams and jumps into Link's arms when she sees one, which turns out to be Doof's fake Moblin after all"

13. #13Fairies in the Spring (Episode 11)

    Keys: Backstory Part 11, Fairies in the Spring

    Plot: "It is summertime in Hyrule and King Harkinian wants to build a Royal Water Park for all the people in his kingdom to enjoy. However, as the construction is nearing completion, strange water creatures begin to attack the workers. The workers' boss reports the incident to the king and Link and Zelda promptly go to the water park to investigate. When they arrive, the duo are attacked by a water monster and later Zelda is almost drowned by an eel, but both are easily defeated. When they resurface, two crab-like monsters grab them and once the heroes zap them both, they see that the King has arrived. Just as Zelda warns him not to stand near the water, a tentacle comes out of the water and grabs him, which takes him deep underwater. Link dives in to the pool but is unable to find neither the king nor the monster. Link and Zelda return to North Castle and ask the Triforce of Wisdom for advice, who tells them to keep looking underwater. Zelda takes the Triforce of Wisdom with her and, when they arrive back at the park, she uses the Triforce of Wisdom's powers to allow them to breathe underwater. Link and Zelda dive in, and when they find a grate that they can go through, a large fish suddenly attacks them and grabs the Triforce, which Zelda holds on to. Eventually, Link catches up to them and zaps the creature with the help of Zelda, and when they finally resurface, they find themselves in a familiar place but cannot figure out why they recognize it. Just then, several beams come out of nowhere and land into the water, which makes three water monsters appear. Link easily zaps all of them but just as he defeats them, they keep respawning. As Link is fighting the creatures, Zelda notices that the beams creating the monsters are coming from a tree and, upon further investigation, discovers that the monsters were being created by Spryte's sister. Zelda then realizes that they are at the Fairy Spring that Spryte told her about, and Spryte's sister explains that someone was draining their spring, which was the reason they were creating the water creatures. King Harkinian, who was talking with the Fairy King all along, then comes out and informs to Zelda that their water park was inadvertantly taking water from the fairies' water supply, but he has already explained the situation to the Fairy King and all is forgiven. The construction on the water park is finally completed, and both the humans and the fairies enjoy it together. Link once again tries to get Zelda to kiss him, but when she complies, Spryte interrupts them with her return from her vacation"

14. #14The Moblins are Revolting (Episode 12)

    Keys: Backstory Part 12, The Moblins are Revolting

    Plot: "A squad of Moblins and Goriyas attack North Castle, but due to their clumsiness, they defeat each other without Link having to intervene. After berating his minions for failing yet again, Ganon shows them his new Capture Staff, which will allow anyone captured with it to be trapped inside an indestructible bubble that only the Triforce of Power can break. The Moblins and Goriyas complain to each other and blame their failure on Ganon. After Ganon traps a Moblin inside a bubble and shows him the only way to free himself, the Moblin steals the Capture Staff and traps Ganon inside the indestructible bubble, pushing him inside the Bottomless Pit to prevent him from ever touching the Triforce and bursting the bubble. Unfortunately, a bumbling Moblin breaks the Capture Staff as soon as Ganon is captured. The Moblin leader then frees the rest of the monsters inside the Evil Jar, celebrating that they are in charge now. Calling themselves the Brotherhood of Underworld Monsters, the minions lay siege to North Castle and demand Princess Zelda's surrender. Meanwhile, Ganon tries to find a way to stop the bubble from floating down the bottomless pit. He realizes that even though his magic can't break the bubble, it can still work inside the bubble, and creates a balloon to float back up to the surface. The Moblins are botching their attempts to attack the castle, by accidentally shooting their own troops and the like. One of them manages to make it inside the castle and reveals to Link and Zelda that they got rid of Ganon and that they're in charge now. After Link zaps it, he and Zelda head to the Underworld to retrieve the now-unguarded Triforce of Power. When they get there, a Dodongo attacks them by surprise but Zelda defeats it by throwing a bomb at its mouth. Just as Zelda is about to grab the Triforce of Power while Link is worried he'll be out of a job, Ganon reaches his lair once again, but the heroes are pleasantly surprised to see that the evil wizard is completely helpless inside the bubble. Link begins taunting him and tossing the bubble around while Zelda insists that they just take the Triforce and leave. Link's goofing around causes the bubble to touch the Triforce, releasing Ganon, so the heroes are forced to leave without it. Ganon teleports his minions back into his lair and orders them to clean it with their tongues. Back at the castle, Zelda is angry at Link for ruining their chances at getting the Triforce of Power, but the young hero is relieved that he at least still has a job"

15. #15The Missing Link (Episode 13)

    Keys: Backstory Part 13, The Missing Link

    Plot: "Ganon arrives in Princess Zelda's courtyard with an army of Moblins and Stalfos as he plans to capture her inside his Evil Jar using his new Wand of Power. While Link is distracting the Moblins' attacks, Zelda runs off to get the Triforce of Wisdom to fight against Ganon. When she arrives, Ganon throws a magic spell in her direction, but Zelda deflects it with the Triforce of Wisdom's magic, which causes the spell to bounce around and eventually captures Link instead. Ganon decides that capturing Link is satisfactory and leaves back to the Underworld. Zelda is upset that Link has been captured, but discovers that Link's spirit is still with her and can still see him. Zelda then theorizes that when Ganon's spell was deflected, it was weakened and only took Link's body but not his spirit. Spryte then comes in and it is then revealed that, although Spryte can also hear Link, she cannot see him, which makes Zelda wonder if she's the only person that can see the young hero. The heroes then set off to go to Ganon's lair and retrieve Link's body, although Zelda is forced to carry Link's sword instead as he cannot pick up the sword. The pair arrive in Ganon's lair, with Zelda fighting the enemy Stalfos under Link's guidance since none of the foes can see Link either. When one remaining Stalfos grabs Zelda from behind, Link scares it off with his voice, allowing Zelda to zap it. As Link and Zelda close in on Ganon, they overhear one of the Stalfos tell Ganon that they had heard Link's voice and that Zelda could see the young hero, although they could not. Ganon realizes that he has only captured Link's body and theorizes that Zelda can see Link only because she is in love with him. Although Zelda tries to deny it, Link is overjoyed to hear this, and starts yelling "Zelda loves me, Zelda loves me." This causes Ganon and the Stalfos to notice where Link and Zelda are hiding, and they begin to attack. Zelda sets a curtain on fire to create a diversion while Link's ghost re-enters his body. After the young hero wakes up, Link takes a bomb from a Stalfos and uses it to escape the Evil Jar. The explosion causes water to pour out of the Evil Jar, washing Ganon and his henchmen away and allowing Link and Zelda to escape. Back in the castle courtyard, Link asks Zelda for a kiss, but as she's about to kiss him, the piece of ledge that Link was standing on breaks off and he falls, missing yet another opportunity"

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