Along with the new My Fairy system in Hyrule Warriors Legends, we have now learned that DLC maps in Adventure Mode from the Wii U version of Hyrule Warriors will be available from the start in Legends for free. However, you will not be able to transfer them back to Hyrule Warriors on Wii U, preventing players who have not bought the maps on the Wii U eShop from obtaining them for free. The game will also include a never-before-seen map in Adventure Mode, a stage based on the Great Sea from The Wind Waker. It will contain various new items used to progress, and you’ll have the chance to win new costumes, both for old characters and newcomers to the game.

There’s quite a long list of items that will be included in the Wind Waker adventure map:

  • Wind Waker: removes Wind Walls, so you can pass through them.
  • Salvage Arm: you can use it to unlock new rewards.
  • Sea Map: when you use it, a Fishman appears and draws enemy locations on map (which unlocks new battles).
  • Cannon: destroys enemy ships, which removes disadvantageous rules from the battle.
  • Hero’s Bow: allows you to get rid of whirlpools, in order to remove disadvantageous rules from the battle.
  • Boomerang: you can use it to defeat Big Octos, in order to remove disadvantageous rules from the battle.
  • Hyoi Pear: just like in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, you can use it to lure seagulls. They will discover hidden treasures for you, which unlocks new rewards.
  • Power Bracelets: you can move Stone Heads with those, in order to unlock new battles.
  • Hammer: you can hit switches with it, in order to unlock new battles.
  • Deku Leaf: you can use it on a windmill in order to reveal hidden staircases, in order to unlock new rewards

Also, the Network Link feature from Hyrule Warriors is being replaced with a StreetPass-based system for the Nintendo 3DS. If your friend sends you a StreetPass Link, then you will get rewards for helping them.

Are you excited for all the new content that is being added to Hyrule Warriors Legends? Let us know via the comment section below.

Source: Famitsu (via Zelda Informer)

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