Champion's Order

Lore & Background

It does not reference Breath of the Wild, Divine Beasts, or the Great Calamity. The plot of Echoes of Wisdom: Zelda escapes imprisonment after being framed for causing rifts, repairs rifts with Tri, rescues Link from Ganon, and ultimately confronts the primordial evil Null, who created imposters and seeks the Triforce. The Tris are sent by the Golden Goddesses to repair rifts. No Champions or their order appear.

In Their Own Story

The source does not contain any narrative about a group called Champion's Order. The story it covers is that of Echoes of Wisdom: Zelda, framed for rifts that trap people in the Still World, escapes prison with Tri, uses the Tri Rod to create echoes, and travels Hyrule to repair rifts. She rescues the real Link from an imposter Ganon, learns Null created the rifts to break its seal, and defeats Null with Link's help. The Tris repair the rifts and return to the Goddesses. No Champions, Divine Beasts, or century-long stasis are mentioned.

Reader's Guide

It details gameplay for Echoes of Wisdom: Zelda uses the Tri Rod to create echoes (imitations of objects and monsters), with a limit indicated by triangles behind Tri. She can use Bind and Reverse Bind, and a Swordfighter form resembling Link that requires energy orbs from the Still World. Travel methods include echoes, Waypoints, on foot, or horseback. She can change outfits, combine ingredients for smoothies, and explore dungeons with bosses. The game has 127 echoes total, selected via a scrolling menu. No Champions, their abilities, or their legacy are referenced.

Did You Know?

• Echoes of Wisdom is the first mainline The Legend of Zelda game with Princess Zelda as the main playable character.
• The game features 127 echoes total, selected by scrolling sideways through a long row of icons.
• Development began as an expansion of the dungeon editor system in the Link's Awakening remake before becoming an original game.
• Echoes of Wisdom sold 200,121 physical copies in its first week in Japan and 4.09 million copies worldwide by March 2025.
• The visual style is similar to the 2019 remake of Link's Awakening, which Grezzo also developed.