Taking place a hundred years before the events of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (2017), Link, Zelda, the four Champions, the King of Hyrule, and more must save the kingdom of Hyrule as a great evil begins its calamity.
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Title: Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity (Video Game 2020)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Melique Berger | ... | Great Fairy Kaysa (voice) | |
| Erik Braa | ... | Master Kohga (voice) | |
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Sean Chiplock | ... | Revali / Great Deku Tree / Teba (voice) |
| Jacob Craner | ... | Robbie (voice) | |
| Andi Gibson | ... | Impa (voice) | |
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Amelia Gotham | ... | Mipha (voice) |
| Joe Hernandez | ... | Daruk / Yunobo (voice) | |
| Kate Higgins | ... | Purah (voice) | |
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Jonathan Lipow | ... | Astor (voice) (as Jon Lipow) |
| Elizabeth Maxwell | ... | Urbosa / Riju (voice) | |
| Erica Mendez | ... | Great Fairy Tera (voice) | |
| James D. Mortellaro | ... | Prince Sidon (voice) | |
| Phillip Reich | ... | Zora / Hylian soldiers / Zora soldiers (voice) | |
| Daniel Riordan | ... | King Dorephan (voice) (as Dan Riordan) | |
| Gerald C. Rivers | ... | Sooga (voice) (as Gerald C Rivers) | |
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Taking place a hundred years before the events of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (2017), Link, Zelda, the four Champions, the King of Hyrule, and more must save the kingdom of Hyrule as a great evil begins its calamity.
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King Rhoam: [speaking to an army of Hyrulean soldiers in front of Castle Town, in Hyrule Field] Listen well, soldiers of Hyrule. In our long history, we have scarcely faced a threat of this magnitude. The years have passed quickly since Calamity Ganon's revival was prophesied. Yes, we have unearthed the Divine Beasts and filled volumes with our knowledge of ancient relics. But a barricade of books will not protect us. Because this way surges a horde like we have never faced before. Even now the...
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Terrako, Sooga, and Astor are all original characters who never appeared in "Breath of the Wild". However, Nintendo did help oversee the development process and therefore had control over their designs. See more »Goofs
In Breath of the Wild, Link was stated to have been chosen by the Master Sword at a young age and was implied to have carried it with him for many years, with the official "Creating a Champion" art book stating he most likely got it around age 12 or 13. In Age of Calamity he doesn't obtain the blade until the game's second chapter, where he's about 16 or 17. See more »Quotes
[first lines]King Rhoam: [speaking to an army of Hyrulean soldiers in front of Castle Town, in Hyrule Field] Listen well, soldiers of Hyrule. In our long history, we have scarcely faced a threat of this magnitude. The years have passed quickly since Calamity Ganon's revival was prophesied. Yes, we have unearthed the Divine Beasts and filled volumes with our knowledge of ancient relics. But a barricade of books will not protect us. Because this way surges a horde like we have never faced before. Even now the...
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20 November 2020 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I thought BOTW was great. It had a lot of subtlety in the characterizations. It didn't shy away letting things be sad. AOC feels like they underestimate their audience and not giving them a happily ever after. It felt like fan fiction in that way.
Beyond that the characterization really suffers because many times something meaningful could happen someone interrupts with a joke or something. It interrupts and doesn't let some of the main characters interact in a meaningful way.
This is only the second Zelda with speaking cutscenes and it's becoming really obvious that Link just needs to be able to talk, or at least emote more.
Gameplay was way fun though!