The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap

Publisher

Nintendo
Developer

Capcom
Release date

4 Nov 2004

When the sorcerer Vaati turns Princess Zelda to stone, the king of Hyrule sends Link on a quest to free Zelda from her curse. With the help of Ezlo, a Minish also cursed by Vaati, Link must travel through a fantastical world rife with new items, puzzles, and bosses. As Link, you can shrink down to battle large enemies from within, find or unlock secret items and solve puzzles by fusing together magic relics.

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AGM score	90%
IGN	9
GameSpot	9.1
Metacritic	89

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male protagonists

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melee

real-time combat

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flying enemies

crate

skull

water

single-player only

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breaking the fourth wall

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third-person perspective

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fantasy

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moving platforms

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virtual console

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damsel in distress

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staircase

heads up display

secret area

final boss

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multi-phase boss

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sequence breaking

save file copy

ghosts

magic

sword

prequel

fire

maze

fairy

backtracking

undead

campaign

princess

dungeon crawling

inventory

boomerang

teleportation

love

mushroom

shield

silent protagonist

swimming

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sword & sorcery

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switch

transformations

random number generation

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ladder

book

shopping

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monomyth

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hyrulian

tektite

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four sword

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wooden chair

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button

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vine

rope

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milk

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bowl

stained glass

cheese

spider web

cart

fireplace

magnifying glass

hedge

item box

skirt

dress

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twister

boss assistance

more than two eyes

darknut

collecting items using weapons

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gem

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clothesline

sneaking mission

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witch

seed

deku

business scrub

scythe

rubble

feather

unbeatable enemy

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needle

butterfly

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trap door

selective invincibility

conga line party

mummy

giant mushroom

anvil

journey into an object

sidekick

orphan

hermit

shortcut

haystack

2" x 4''

language selection

interspecies duos

nintendo 3ds ambassador program

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drawbridge

chess pieces

mysterious shells

gust jar

mole mitts

minish

kinstones

picori blade

jabber nut

cane of pacci

flame lantern

a hyrulean bestiary

legend of the picori

a history of masks

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