Echoes of Wisdom may feature the franchise's antagonist Ganon, the way he is used could not be more different from the series' past.

Vocavor is the main boss of the Jabul Ruins in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, and it looks like a giant shrimp blended with a seahorse. This boss fight involves a lot of chasing as it will glide in between water pillars with ease while players will struggle to keep up.

Ganon also does a thrust attack with his axe - when you see him pull his arm back slightly with a bend in the elbow then you know this attack is coming. When you see him preparing this one, make sure you're out of line of his arm and far away from him so the axe cannot catch you when he thrusts it out.

In The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, you’ll need to revisit Hyrule Castle again after helping the Gerudo and Zora with their respective giant rifts.

Echoes of Wisdom takes the charm of 2D Zelda titles and adds the creativity and freedom of TOTK to create a fun if not flawed adventure across Hyrule.

Echoes Of Wisdomfinally makes the titular princess the playable star of the show. After a short prologue as Link, players leave the Hero of Time behind for a completely new type of Zelda adventure. However,

Echoes of Wisdom changes things by going smaller and letting us play as Zelda - how else could the series change things up in future

Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom includes a side quest for players to complete that first appeared in a Zelda installment 15 years ago and hasn't since.