Echoes of Wisdom may feature the franchise's antagonist Ganon, the way he is used could not be more different from the series' past.

Zelda has a massive amount of abilities in Echoes of Wisdom, giving her a grand entrance into the franchise as the mainline protagonist for once.

Echoes of Wisdom has a weird ethical dilemma at its heart: why is it okay for Zelda to essentially use clones to fight her battles?

Echoes of Wisdom are the primary new mechanic needed to solve puzzles and defeat enemies and bosses. From the beginning, you'll be able to collect Echoes by defeating enemies or finding inanimate objects to copy.

Automatons are robotic monsters that Zelda can summon in Echoes of Wisdom. After completing the "Still Missing" main quest, you can find Dampe and start the Automaton side quests. If you want an Automaton that can defeat most Echoes of Wisdom enemies in one hit,

Echoes of Wisdom too, as scanning these figures will earn you a plethora of rewards. These monster echoes are the ones most worth seeking out. What are the Amiibo rewards for Echoes of Wisdom though?

Echoes of Wisdom is a familiar sight for many long-time fans, but despite its recurring appearances it's less clear if Zelda’s horse has its own official name. Link’s own horse Epona has long since become an iconic part of the franchise,

The Legend of Zelda franchise has endured for decades, but the difficulty usually isn't that high in the games, making these the exceptions.