Characters

Link

Link begins his journey as a humble rancher in Ordon Village, appearing to be around seventeen years old. He is the bearer of the Triforce of Courage, a symbol of his destined heroism. When King Bulblin and his minions invade Ordon Spring, kidnapping Colin and Ilia, Link pursues them, leading him into the Twilight Realm. There, he transforms into a wolf, a form bestowed upon him by the goddesses’ protection.

Upon restoring light to the Faron Province, Link awakens as the Chosen Hero, donning the iconic green tunic reminiscent of the Hero of Time. His quest involves aiding Midna in collecting the Fused Shadows and retrieving the missing shards of the Mirror of Twilight. Ultimately, Link confronts and defeats Ganondorf, restoring peace to both the realms of Light and Twilight.

Midna

Midna serves as Link’s companion throughout the adventure, characterized by her snarky demeanor and dark humor. A descendant of the Twili, she was rightfully crowned as the Twilight Princess. However, Zant’s betrayal led to her transformation into an imp. Midna encounters Link when he is imprisoned as a wolf in Hyrule Castle, proposing a partnership to collect the Fused Shadows. After a near-fatal encounter with Zant in the Lanayru Spring, Midna is saved by Princess Zelda, who sacrifices her power to heal her.

Despite her initial intentions, Midna grows to care deeply for Link and the Light World. Upon defeating Zant and confronting Ganondorf, Midna’s true form is restored. In the game’s conclusion, she returns to the Twilight Realm, shattering the Mirror of Twilight to sever the connection between the two worlds, signifying her acceptance of her role as the true ruler of the Twili.​

Zelda

Princess Zelda is the reigning monarch of Hyrule during the events of Twilight Princess. When Zant attacks Hyrule Castle, she surrenders to protect her people, resulting in her imprisonment within the castle. Possessing the Triforce of Wisdom, Zelda retains her physical form amidst the encroaching twilight. She selflessly transfers this power to Midna to save her life after a devastating assault by Zant.

Later, Zelda aids Link in the battle against Ganondorf, wielding Light Arrows granted by the Light Spirits. Her unwavering courage and wisdom play a pivotal role in the restoration of peace to Hyrule.​

Zant

Zant, once a member of the Twili, harbored ambitions of ruling the Twilight Realm. When passed over for the throne in favor of Midna, his lust for power led him to ally with Ganondorf, who granted him formidable dark magic. With this newfound power, Zant usurped the throne, transforming his fellow Twili into Shadow Beasts and invading the Light World.

His actions cast Hyrule into twilight, forcing Princess Zelda to surrender. Zant’s tyranny extends to personal vendettas, as he transforms Midna into an imp and curses Link into his wolf form. Upon confronting him in the Palace of Twilight, Link defeats Zant, and Midna uses her restored powers to end his reign permanently.​

Ganondorf

Banished to the Twilight Realm by the Sages due to his possession of the Triforce of Power, Ganondorf manipulates Zant by presenting himself as a deity, offering power to fulfill Zant’s ambitions. Unbeknownst to Zant, Ganondorf’s true intent is to use him as a means to escape the Twilight Realm. After Zant’s defeat, Link and Midna confront Ganondorf in Hyrule Castle. During the final battle, Link delivers a decisive blow with the Master Sword, leaving Ganondorf’s fate ambiguous.

Hero’s Spirit

The Hero’s Spirit, also known as the Hero’s Shade, is the lingering spirit of the Hero of Time from “Ocarina of Time” and “Majora’s Mask.” Regretting his inability to pass on his combat knowledge during his lifetime, he seeks to impart his skills to his descendant, Link. Assuming the form of a golden wolf in the living world, he guides Link to hidden realms where he teaches seven Hidden Skills, enhancing Link’s swordsmanship and preparing him for the challenges ahead.

Telma

Telma is the proprietress of a bar in Castle Town and the leader of the Resistance, a group dedicated to aiding Hyrule in its time of need. She assists Ilia in securing safe passage for Prince Ralis to Kakariko Village for medical treatment, playing a pivotal role in the efforts to restore peace to the kingdom.

Auru

Auru, a former tutor to the Royal Family, is a wise and knowledgeable member of the Resistance. He provides Link with a note to Fyer, facilitating Link’s journey to the Gerudo Desert via Fyer’s cannon. During the assault on Hyrule Castle, Auru utilizes a bazooka-like weapon, likely powered by bombs, to assist in combating enemy forces.

Ashei

Ashei, the daughter of a former Knight of Hyrule, is a formidable warrior and member of the Resistance. Trained in swordsmanship from a young age, she conducts research on the Yeti tribe in the Snowpeak Mountains. She provides Link with a sketch of Yeto holding a Reekfish, aiding his quest. Ashei also wields a bow to assist in battles, notably during the confrontation at Hyrule Castle.

Rusl

Rusl serves as a swordsman and protector of Ordon Village. Husband to Uli and father to Colin, he is a dedicated family man. As a member of the Resistance, Rusl aids Link in locating the Temple of Time within the Sacred Grove. He demonstrates his prowess by summoning a hawk to intercept an arrow aimed at Link during the battle at Hyrule Castle, showcasing his commitment to protecting his allies.

Shad

Shad is a scholarly member of the Resistance with a keen interest in the Oocca, an ancient sky-dwelling race. After Link acquires the Ancient Sky Book from Impaz, Shad attempts to activate a statue in the Sanctuary using the book’s language. Although initially unsuccessful, his actions inadvertently restore power to the Dominion Rod. Shad collaborates with Link to uncover the remaining Sky Characters scattered across Hyrule. His research and efforts culminate in the discovery of the Sky Cannon, which Fyer subsequently repairs, enabling Link’s journey to the City in the Sky. During the assault on Hyrule Castle, Shad and the other Resistance members intervene to save Link from enemy forces, demonstrating their solidarity and bravery.

Ordona

Ordona is the first Light Spirit Link encounters in his quest. Residing in Ordon Spring, Ordona takes the form of an Ordon goat and plays a crucial role in guiding Link at the outset of his journey.

Epona

Epona is Link’s loyal horse, assisting him in herding goats at Ordon Ranch. While Epona is a steadfast companion throughout the adventure, there are certain regions where she cannot be ridden, including the Gerudo Desert, Snowpeak Mountain, Sacred Grove, and the City in the Sky.

Ilia

Ilia, the daughter of Mayor Bo, is a compassionate and caring individual deeply concerned for Link, Epona, and her fellow villagers. At the game’s onset, she is abducted alongside the other children of Ordon Village by King Bulblin. Later, Link discovers Ilia in Telma’s bar in Castle Town, suffering from memory loss. Through Link’s efforts, Ilia’s memory is eventually restored, and she gifts him the Horse Call, enabling him to summon Epona at any time.​

Colin

Colin is the son of Uli and Rusl, and he looks up to Link as a role model. Unlike the other children, Colin is more reserved and not inclined toward combat. In a courageous act, he saves Beth from King Bulblin in Kakariko Village after Link dispels the twilight from the area.​

Beth

Beth is the daughter of Sera and Hanch. She is among the children kidnapped from Ordon Village and later rescued by Link. Beth is saved by Colin during an attack by King Bulblin in Kakariko Village after the twilight is lifted.​

Malo

Malo, the younger brother of Talo and son of Jaggle and Pergie, is the youngest child in Ordon Village. Despite his age, he exhibits a keen business sense, eventually establishing Malo Mart in both Kakariko Village and Castle Town.​

Talo

Talo is the adventurous older brother of Malo. Eager to learn swordplay, he often seeks information from Link. In Kakariko Village, Talo takes it upon himself to guard the area from a high vantage point, demonstrating his desire to protect the village from potential threats.​

Mayor Bo

Bo serves as the mayor of Ordon Village and is Ilia’s father. Renowned for his sumo wrestling skills, he once earned the respect of the Gorons by using the Iron Boots to enhance his weight during matches. He mentors Link in the art of sumo wrestling and provides him with the Iron Boots, essential for Link’s journey to Death Mountain.​

Hanch

Hanch is Sera’s husband and Beth’s father. Known for his timid nature, he often finds himself yielding to his wife’s assertiveness. When Wolf Link returns to Ordon Village in search of a sword and shield, Hanch mistakenly perceives him as a threat and attempts to fend him off using a hawk.​

Pergi

Pergie is the diligent wife of Jaggle and mother to Malo and Talo. She is often seen tending to household chores and ensuring the well-being of her family.​

Sera

Sera, married to Hanch, is the mother of Beth and the proprietor of Sera’s Sundries, the local shop in Ordon Village. She has a pet cat named Link, who plays a minor role in the early part of Link’s adventure.​

Uli

Uli is the wife of Rusl and mother to Colin. Throughout the game, she is pregnant and eventually gives birth to a baby girl. Early in the story, her cradle is stolen by a mischievous monkey, and Link helps retrieve it, earning her gratitude.​

Jaggle

Jaggle, husband to Pergie and father of Malo and Talo, is a resident of Ordon Village. He introduces Link to the art of using reeds to summon hawks, a skill that proves useful in various situations. When Wolf Link returns to Ordon Village seeking a sword and shield, Jaggle is overheard discussing the location of the Ordon Shield with Mayor Bo.​

Fado

Fado is a laid-back resident of Ordon Village who works at Ordon Ranch. Although around the same age as Link, he appears to be Link’s employer. Due to his relaxed attitude, Fado sometimes struggles with managing the Ordon Goats, occasionally requiring Link’s assistance to herd them back when they escape into the village. ​

Faron

Faron is the second Light Spirit encountered by Link in Twilight Princess, residing within the Faron Spring in the Faron Province. This spirit resembles a monkey or lemur and plays a crucial role in restoring light to areas shrouded in Twilight. When Link collects all the Tears of Light in Faron Woods, Faron’s power is restored, enabling Link to return to his human form and continue his quest.

Coro

Coro is a resident of Faron Woods, living in a small hut near the Faron Spring. Recognizable by his large afro, which birds have used as a nest, Coro is known for his lackluster cooking skills. He provides Link with a Lantern early in the game as part of a business tactic, encouraging Link to purchase Lantern Oil from him. Coro has two sisters, Iza and Hena, who also run their own businesses.

Trill

Trill is Coro’s pet bird, an intelligent toucan who operates a shop near the Forest Temple. He sells Lantern Oil and Red Potion to travelers. If Link attempts to leave without paying the correct amount, Trill will attack, causing damage until Link either pays or escapes. Paying less than the required amount results in Trill calling Link a cheapskate, while paying more earns Link praise as a generous young man.

Monkey

In Twilight Princess, a mischievous monkey plays a recurring role in aiding Link. Initially, this monkey steals Uli’s cradle, prompting Link to retrieve it using a hawk. Later, the monkey leads Talo into the Faron Woods, resulting in both getting trapped in a wooden cage, from which Link rescues them. When Faron Woods is enveloped in Twilight, Wolf Link encounters the monkey being harassed by Shadow Insects. Additionally, the monkey assists Link by stealing his Lantern to guide him through areas filled with poisonous fog, ensuring safe passage.

Eldin

Eldin is the third Light Spirit encountered by Link in Twilight Princess, residing in Eldin Spring within Kakariko Village. This spirit, resembling a majestic owl, safeguards the Eldin Province. When Zant’s forces shroud the region in twilight, Eldin’s light is stolen by Shadow Beasts. Link restores Eldin’s light by collecting the Tears of Light, enabling the spirit to return Link to his human form and guide him on his quest to cleanse the Goron Mines of evil influences. ​

Renado

Renado serves as the shaman of Kakariko Village and is the father of Luda. A compassionate and wise leader, he provides refuge to the displaced children of Ordon Village during the encroaching twilight. Renado also offers medical care to Prince Ralis when Link, Ilia, and Telma bring the ailing Zora prince to Kakariko for treatment. ​

Luda

Luda is Renado’s devoted daughter, known for her caring nature. She assists her father in tending to Colin and Prince Ralis during their recovery periods, demonstrating maturity beyond her years. ​

Barnes

Barnes is the bomb maker of Kakariko Village, operating Barnes Bombs. Initially, his supply line is disrupted due to tensions with the Gorons, but after Link resolves the issues in the Goron Mines, Barnes expands his inventory to include standard Bombs, Water Bombs, and Bomblings. Notably, he is cautious about fire hazards; if Link lights his lantern inside the shop, Barnes promptly extinguishes it to prevent accidents. ​

Darbus

Darbus is the patriarch of the Goron tribe on Death Mountain. After coming into contact with a Fused Shadow, he is transformed into the monstrous Fyrus. The Goron Elders seal him within the Goron Mines to contain the threat. Link undertakes the mission to defeat Fyrus and restore Darbus to his original form. Grateful, Darbus later aids Link by clearing a path to the Hidden Village, showcasing his strength and leadership. ​

Gor Amoto

Gor Amoto is one of the Goron Elders who helps Link to assemble the Boss Key to enter Fyrus’ chamber. After the defeat of Fyrus, Gor Amoto remains at Death Mountain, unlike the two other Elders.

Gor Coron

Gor Coron is one of the Goron Elders and temporarily assumes leadership during Darbus’s transformation. Initially skeptical of outsiders, he challenges Link to a sumo wrestling match to test his worthiness. Upon Link’s victory, Gor Coron permits him to access the Goron Mines to confront the evil within. He later assists in the quest to restore Ilia’s memory and provides guidance regarding the Hidden Village. ​

Gor Ebizo

Gor Ebizo is one of the Goron Elders who helps Link to assemble the Boss Key to enter Fyrus’ chamber. After the defeat of Fyrus, Gor Ebizo heads down to Kakariko Village to assist Malo in collecting donations for Malo Mart.

Gor Liggs

Gor Liggs is one of the Goron Elders who helps Link to assemble the Boss Key to enter Fyrus’ chamber. After the defeat of Fyrus, Gor Liggs heads to Kakariko village to meditate in front of Malo Mart. He requests that Link deliver Hot Spring Water to his son on the Eldin Province side of Castle Town.

Gor Liggs’ Son

Stationed near Castle Town, Gor Liggs’ son endeavors to sell Hot Spring Water but faces challenges due to supply issues. When Link delivers a barrel of Hot Spring Water to him, he is rejuvenated and motivated to resume his entrepreneurial efforts, symbolizing the bond and support within the Goron community. ​

Lanayru

Lanayru is the fourth Light Spirit Link encounters, resembling a majestic water serpent. Residing in Lanayru Spring, Lanayru enlightens Link about the creation of Hyrule, the Triforce, and the Fused Shadows, providing crucial context to his quest.

Prince Ralis

As the son of the late Queen Rutela and King Zora, Prince Ralis is the Crown Prince of the Zoras. Following Zant’s invasion, which led to Zora’s Domain freezing over, Queen Rutela sent Ralis to seek Princess Zelda’s aid. Along the way, he was attacked but rescued by Ilia. With the assistance of Telma, Link, and Ilia, Ralis is safely transported to Kakariko Village for treatment by Renado. In gratitude, he gifts Link the Coral Earring, essential for catching a Reekfish—a key to ascending Snowpeak Mountain.

Queen Rutela

Queen Rutela, the late wife of King Zora and mother to Prince Ralis, was executed by Zant’s forces as a warning against opposition. Her spirit implores Link to ensure her son’s safety, leading to Ralis’s escort to Kakariko Village. In appreciation, Rutela guides Link to her husband’s grave, where he obtains the Zora Armor, enabling underwater breathing. ​

Impaz

An elderly resident of the Hidden Village, Impaz assisted Ilia in reaching Castle Town, during which Ilia misplaced her Horse Call. When Link inquires about the Dominion Rod, Impaz reveals her tribe’s legend of the sky people and provides Link with the Ancient Sky Book, pivotal for his journey. ​

Jovani

Driven by greed, Jovani sold his soul to Poes in exchange for wealth, resulting in his transformation into gold. After Link collects 20 Poe Souls, Jovani and his cat, Gengle, regain mobility, though Jovani remains golden. He rewards Link with a bottle containing Great Fairy’s Tears. Upon gathering all 60 Poe Souls, Jovani returns to normal and expresses gratitude by giving Link a Silver Rupee (200 Rupees). Subsequently, he can be found in Telma’s bar, lamenting over his lost girlfriend. Additionally, Gengle offers Link a free Silver Rupee upon each visit. ​

Agitha

Living in Castle Town, Agitha fancies herself a princess and has a deep affection for insects. She eagerly collects Golden Bugs and generously rewards Link with varying amounts of rupees for each one he brings her, especially when he completes a matching pair.

Charlo

A destitute man in Castle Town, Charlo solicits donations from passersby. Upon receiving a total of 1,000 Rupees from Link, he expresses his gratitude by bestowing a Piece of Heart. ​

Chudley/Malver

Initially the snobbish proprietor of Chudley’s Fine Goods and Fancy Trinkets Emporium in Castle Town, Chudley refuses entry to those with unpolished shoes. After Malo Mart acquires his shop, he undergoes a transformation in demeanor, adopting the name Malver and becoming notably friendlier. ​

Doctor Borville

A physician in Castle Town, Doctor Borville declines to treat Prince Ralis during his ailment. He also possesses Ilia’s Wooden Statue, a key item in her storyline.

Fanadi

Fanadi is a fortune-teller in Castle Town, offering Link insights into his future endeavors or guidance on locating Pieces of Heart. Her unique style includes playful “dyslexic” chants during her sessions. ​

Falbi

Co-owner of Fyer and Falbi’s Watertop Land of Fantastication at Lake Hylia, Falbi manages Falbi’s Flight-by-Fowl, providing Link with aerial transportation services. ​

Fyer

Partnered with Falbi, Fyer operates the Human Cannonball Ride at Lake Hylia. Notably, he assists Link by launching him to the Gerudo Desert and later repairs the Sky Cannon for a fee of 300 Rupees. ​

Kili, Hanna, and Misha

This trio becomes ardent admirers of Link after he conquers the STAR Game. Whenever approached, they react with excitement, often leaving behind hearts in their wake. ​

Postman

The diligent Postman ensures timely delivery of letters to Link throughout his journey. He can be encountered in various locations, including Telma’s bar, the Elde Inn, Ordon Ranch’s barn, near the throne in Zora’s Domain, and on the 50th floor of the Cave of Ordeals during subsequent playthroughs. ​

Purlo

Purlo oversees the STAR Game in Castle Town. Initially skeptical of Link’s abilities, he continually modifies the game’s difficulty. Upon Link’s repeated victories, Purlo eventually requests that Link refrain from participating further. Notably, he exhibits an aversion to canines, sneezing when Wolf Link enters the premises. ​

Soal

Soal is a young boy who sits outside of Chudley’s Fine Goods and Fancy Trinkets Emporium and shines shoes, since Chudley will not allow anyone with dirty shoes to enter his shop. For Soal to polish Link’s shoes, it’ll cost him 10 Rupees. However, Link must pay this fee each time he enters and exits the shop, or when it has been a while since his shoes had been shined. Soal seems to disappear once Malo Mart takes over Chudley’s Emporium.

Hena

Hena is the youngest of Coro and Iza. She runs the Fishing Hole in Upper Zora’s River. Hena believes that she is a descendant of the Pond Owner from Ocarina of Time.

Iza

Iza is the oldest of Coro and Hena. She is the owner of the Boat Rental Cabin and Iza’s Rapid Ride in Upper Zora’s River. After clearing the twilight of the Lanayru Province and destroying the Shadow Beasts that appear in Upper Zora’s River, Iza asks Link to use Bomb Arrows to clear out the boulders blocking the flow of the river.

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King Zora

King Zora, the late husband of Queen Rutela and father to Prince Ralis, was the esteemed ruler of the Zora people. Although he does not appear directly in “Twilight Princess,” his legacy is significant. King Zora crafted the Zora Armor, a special garment designed for the chosen hero to breathe and move freely underwater. After escorting Prince Ralis to Kakariko Village, Link is guided by Queen Rutela’s spirit to King Zora’s grave, where she bestows the Zora Armor upon him in gratitude for aiding her son.

Louise

Louise is the perceptive and loyal feline companion of Telma, the proprietress of Telma’s Bar in Hyrule Castle Town. She plays a crucial role in assisting Wolf Link by revealing a secret passageway through Telma’s bar and the sewer system, leading into Hyrule Castle. Additionally, Louise provides valuable information regarding the possible location of Ilia’s Wooden Statue, aiding Link in his quest. ​

Gengle

Gengle is the feline companion of Jovani, a man who, in his greed for riches, sold his soul to Poes and was consequently transformed into a golden statue. During this time, Gengle became trapped atop Jovani’s head. After Link collects 20 Poe Souls, Jovani partially regains his mobility, allowing Gengle to move freely. As a token of gratitude, Gengle provides Wolf Link with unlimited Silver Rupees (each worth 200 Rupees) after all 60 Poe Souls are collected, significantly aiding Link’s financial resources.

Plumm

Plumm is a multicolored, talking myna bird residing near Lake Hylia. He hosts the Balloon Popping Game, a mini-game that is exclusively playable in Wolf Link form. Plumm exhibits a dismissive and critical demeanor, often belittling Link’s performance during the game. Despite his abrasive attitude, successfully completing Plumm’s mini-game rewards Link with valuable prizes, making the challenge worthwhile. ​

Purdy

Purdy is the pet cockatiel of Hena, the proprietor of the Fishing Hole located at Upper Zora’s River. Known for her rude and sassy demeanor, Purdy often makes snide remarks towards Link. If Link retaliates or behaves aggressively towards Purdy, Hena promptly intervenes and ejects him from the Fishing Hole premises, emphasizing the importance of treating Purdy with respect. ​

Sages

The Sages protect the Mirror of Twilight at the Arbiter’s Grounds. After Link defeats Stallord, the Sages explain what happened when they tried to execute Ganondorf: the Triforce of Power saved his life when he was impaled by the Execution Sword. Ganondorf rushed forward and killed the Sage of Water, stunning the other Sages. In a last-chance attempt, the Sages activated the Mirror of Twilight to banish Ganondorf in the Twilight Realm. When the Sages tell Link that Zant tried to destroy the Mirror of Twilight, but failed, Link sets out to find the other three missing pieces of the Mirror.

Ooccoo and Ooccoo Jr.

These two are of the race of Oocca that live in the sky. Ooccoo and her son, Ooccoo Jr., meet Link at each major temple (except City in the Sky) and allow Link to use Ooccoo like an item to escape from the temple if he needs to gather supplies or get some fresh air. If Link does this, he would be transported back to the room from where he originally warped. Ooccoo would remain inside that room, and Link would take Ooccoo Jr. with him wherever he goes, and would use him to warp back to Ooccoo. Throughout the game, Ooccoo mentions an artifact of her people, which is the Dominion Rod, which is for what she and her son have been searching.

King Bulblin

King Bulblin is the leader of the Bulblins. He rides Lord Bullbo and carries a horn that is used to summon Bulblins and Shadow Beasts. The king is first seen in Ordon Spring, when he and a few of his minions kidnap Ilia and Colin. Link and King Bulblin meet again in Kakariko Village, where Colin is once again abducted. King Bulblin and Link have a contest similar to a jousting match on the Bridge of Eldin.

On the Great Bridge of Hylia, when Link is escorting Ilia, Telma, and Prince Ralis to Kakariko Village, King Bulblin and Link meet again. This time, King Bulblin wears shields on both sides so Link cannot slash at him with his sword. In the Bulblin Camp in the Gerudo Desert, Link fights King Bulblin alone. After his defeat, King Bulblin sets the wooden cabin where the fight was held on fire, causing Link to have to mount the nearby Bullbo and break through the gate to escape. Link and King Bulblin meet for the last time at Hyrule Castle. When Link defeats him, he says that he serves only the strongest side. This surprises Link and Midna, since Bulblins were thought to have been only capable of vocal abilities such as grunting.

Lord Bullbo

Lord Bullbo is the boar belonging to King Bulblin. Instead of being like another Bullbo, Lord Bullbo is more similar to Epona in that he can perform small jumps. He helps King Bulblin fight Link and Epona on the Bridge of Eldin and Great Bridge of Hylia.

Skull Kid

Link first encounters the Skull Kid in the Sacred Grove after he is transformed into a wolf by Zant. Skull Kid plays a game of hide-and-seek with Link to lead him to the Master Sword. Along the way, Skull Kid blows his horn to summon Puppets for Link to fight. The second time Link must find the Sacred Grove, the Skull Kid and his Puppets reappear. The process repeats, although the second game of hide-and-seek is more difficult.

Yeto

Yeto is the husband of Yeta who lives in the Snowpeak Ruins. Ashei drew a sketch of Yeto holding a Reekfish, the scent Link uses to find Yeto at Snowpeak Top. When questioned by Link, Yeto reveals that he found a Mirror Shard, and all Link must do is follow Yeto to his house to get it. However, the house turns out to be the next temple, and Link must fight his way through it to get the Shard. After clearing the Snowpeak Ruins, Link can go back and sled race Yeto and Yeta anytime he wants.

Yeta

Yeta is the wife of Yeto who lives in the Snowpeak Ruins. Yeta was the one who found the Mirror Shard, making her ill. When Link makes it to the Snowpeak Ruins, her sickness confuses her, and she continues to give Link false directions to the bedroom, where the Shard is being kept. However, once Link finally does acquire the Bedroom Key, Yeta is about to give the Mirror Shard to Link when she stares at it for too long, causing the evil to possess her. She becomes Blizzeta, boss of the Snowpeak Ruins. When Link defeats Blizzeta, Yeto rushes into the room, and helps Yeta recover. After clearing the Snowpeak Ruins, Link can go back and sled race Yeto and Yeta anytime he wants.

Great Fairy

The Great Fairy is found in the Cave of Ordeals in the Gerudo Desert. Every ten floors, Link meets the Great Fairy, and she releases regular fairies into one of the Spirit’s Springs. If Link should reach the end of the Cave, the Great Fairy would give him a bottle of Great Fairy’s Tears, which is his reward for completing the Cave of Ordeals each time.