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Initially a hostile and manipulative character when she and Link meet, Midna forces Link in helping her find parts of a dark relic called the {{s|zeldawiki|Fused Shadows}}. Midna's motives and true identity are revealed later on in the game; she was the ruler of the Twilight realm (thus, she is called the "Twilight Princess"), but was transformed and banished by a jealous {{s|zeldawiki|Zant}}. Knowing who Link was all along, she initially used him to get revenge, but ultimately stopped her agenda after realizing how selfish she had been. Her change of heart is further shown when near the end of the game, she warps Link and Zelda out to the Eldin province of {{s|zeldawiki|Hyrule Field}} to safety. Thought to have been killed in her battle to end Ganon, Midna was later revived and restored to her true form. Afterwards, she bids Link and Zelda farewell.

In Twilight Princess, one of such abilities is changing her hair into the shape of a hand and using it to grab ~~and~~ objects. The only instance in which this is used to physically grab enemies is during the battle against [[Beast Ganon]]. Her hair-hand is used more extensively as a weapon in her ''{{s|zeldawiki|Hyrule Warriors}}'' appearance.

In Twilight Princess, one of such abilities is changing her hair into the shape of a hand and using it to grab objects. The only instance in which this is used to physically grab enemies is during the battle against [[Beast Ganon]]. Her hair-hand is used more extensively as a weapon in her ''{{s|zeldawiki|Hyrule Warriors}}'' appearance.

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 Initially a hostile and manipulative character when she and Link meet, Midna forces Link in helping her find parts of a dark relic called the {{s|zeldawiki|Fused Shadows}}. Midna's motives and true identity are revealed later on in the game; she was the ruler of the Twilight realm (thus, she is called the "Twilight Princess"), but was transformed and banished by a jealous {{s|zeldawiki|Zant}}. Knowing who Link was all along, she initially used him to get revenge, but ultimately stopped her agenda after realizing how selfish she had been. Her change of heart is further shown when near the end of the game, she warps Link and Zelda out to the Eldin province of {{s|zeldawiki|Hyrule Field}} to safety. Thought to have been killed in her battle to end Ganon, Midna was later revived and restored to her true form. Afterwards, she bids Link and Zelda farewell.
-In Twilight Princess, one of such abilities is changing her hair into the shape of a hand and using it to grab and objects. The only instance in which this is used to physically grab enemies is during the battle against [[Beast Ganon]]. Her hair-hand is used more extensively as a weapon in her ''{{s|zeldawiki|Hyrule Warriors}}'' appearance.
+In Twilight Princess, one of such abilities is changing her hair into the shape of a hand and using it to grab objects. The only instance in which this is used to physically grab enemies is during the battle against [[Beast Ganon]]. Her hair-hand is used more extensively as a weapon in her ''{{s|zeldawiki|Hyrule Warriors}}'' appearance.
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