The Quest begins a-new...? Why?

I dunno if ther was already a thread for this, or if it's in the right section for this thread, but, I have a question...

Why are there two quests in the Wind Waker? I've never quite understood that. I don't recall if any of t he other LoZ games had two quests. Does anybody know?

The Windwaker carries on the idea that started with the first Legend of Zelda. Once the game is beaten, you can play it again, but a little differently. This lets people enjoy the game longer.

How much as in diffirent??new quests or just some things like new clothes or what?

Originally Posted by Zelda15

I dunno if ther was already a thread for this, or if it's in the right section for this thread, but, I have a question...

Why are there two quests in the Wind Waker? I've never quite understood that. I don't recall if any of t he other LoZ games had two quests. Does anybody know?

A number of reasons.

It adds to the replay value of the game, it translates Valoo, Jabun, and the Deku Tree's Hylian into English (which allows players to obviously understand what they said; it wouldn't make sense if you could understand them in the first quest), and its mainly used for the Nintendo Gallery and the figurines.

But yes, you also get to wear Link's island clothes.

I wish they'd done that in TP with Link in his Ordon village clothes. Those were awesome.

...or better yet, him in the

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sumo wrestling getup.

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no that last part would scare me...I think they should have redone link for a second quest in alot darker clothes, since the game was of darker nature.