Mipha, the Zora Princess

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Mipha, the Zora Princess
Game	Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
Stage	Zora's Domain
Playable Character(s)	Link Impa Zelda Mipha Divine Beast Vah Ruta
Mini-boss(es)	Moblin Electric Moblin Electric Wizzrobe Ice Wizzrobe
Boss	Lynel
Completion Reward(s)	Mipha Zora Helm
Victory Conditions	Locate Sidon Rescue the injured Zora Captains Defeat the Electric Moblin Defeat the monsters attacking Zora's Domain! Head for Polymus mountain! Defeat the Lynel
Defeat Conditions	Link flees Mipha flees Zelda flees
Main Theme Music	"The Champion Mipha" "Powerful Foe"
Previous Scenario	Next Scenario
Road to the Ancient Lab	Daruk, the Goron Hero[note 1]
Map

"Mipha, the Zora Princess" is the first Scenario of Chapter 2 and third overall in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.^[1]

Overview

The Scenario begins with a cutscene where Zelda asks King Dorephan, the father of Mipha, for permission to recruit Mipha to pilot Divine Beast Vah Ruta. King Dorephan refuses, stating that it is too dangerous. The conversation is interrupted by a Zora Soldier reporting that Mipha's younger brother Sidon has gone missing, and that a horde of monsters is invading Zora's Domain.

After Mipha works with Link, Impa, and Zelda to drive back the monsters, another Zora Soldier discovers that Sidon had previously gone to Ploymus Mountain.

Once Mipha and the others go to Ploymus Mountain, they encounter a Lynel confronting Sidon. The group engages the Lynel and eventually causes it to flee.

The group then sees an even larger wave of monsters attacking Zora's Domain. The Terrako activates Vah Ruta through the Sheikah Slate. Mipha then pilots the Divine Beast to destroy the incoming monsters.

Once all the monsters are killed, King Dorephan reluctantly grants permission for his daughter to pilot Vah Ruta, in exchange for a promise from Mipha herself that she will return safely.

Collectibles

• 4 Korok Seeds
• 7 Treasure Chests

Battlefield-Specific Materials

• Swift Violet
• Fleet-Lotus Seeds
• Silent Shroom
• Bright-Eyed Crab
• Electric Darner

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names	Meanings
Dutch	Mipha, de Zora-prinses[3]	Same as English
FrenchEUEuropean	Mipha, la princesse zora[2]
German	Mipha, Prinzessin der Zoras
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