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Hyrule Warriors
A new trio of Hyrule Warriors combatants are getting ready to take the field. Nintendo’s Dynasty Warriors mash-up is starting to develop quite the diverse cast.
First up is Agitha, the self-proclaimed “princess of the bug kingdom” from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. She uses her parasol and can summon large beetles and grasshoppers to help her fight.
Zant, who was a key antagonist in Twilight Princess, will also take the field of battle. It appears he will return to his wicked ways, wielding dual scimitars to confound the heroes.
Finally, a new character takes the field. Lana is a magic user who is determined to stop Hyrule Warriors’ villain, Cia.
You can see more of these characters in the gallery below. You can also check out trailers for Link wielding the Master Sword and the Fire Rod, Zelda, and Impa. For more, check out our hands-on impressions from E3, an interview with the team, and the title's E3 trailer. Hyrule Warriors will be out on September 26 on Wii U.
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