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- 4. The Usurper King of the Twilight who serves as the primary initial antagonist
- 5. Viral AJR track from "OK ORCHESTRA" about comparing anxieties
- 9. The spectral skeletal warrior who teaches Link ancient hidden sword techniques
- 11. A floating dungeon structure that serves as the ancestral home of the sky-dwelling Oocca race
- 12. A noble youth seeking justice after his hometown was completely obliterated by a human
- 15. The desert-adjacent settlement at the base of Death Mountain guarded by the Shaman Renado
- 16. Song by Daisy the Great that was remade into a popular collaboration with AJR
- 18. A mystical looking-glass used by the ancient sages to banish criminals to the dark realm
- 19. The veteran Atlus director behind Metaphor: ReFantazio as well as Persona 5
- 21. Weezer frontman who lent his vocals to AJR's "Sober Up"
- 25. The dominant tribe characterized by the horns growing from their heads
- 26. A veteran soldier and loyal mentor who helps the hero launch the mission to save the prince
- 28. AJR track protesting conformity and societal peer pressure
- 31. Multi-part emotional ballad series spanning across several AJR albums
- 33. The proud, long-eared tribe known for their martial prowess and physical strength
- 35. A bizarre bird-like race with human-like faces that reside in a city in the clouds
- 38. 2023 AJR single detailing the experience of being called foolish
- 39. The manifested spiritual power and class system awakened by facing one's inner anxieties
- 45. The small, rodent-like tribe with bat wings who routinely experience deep social prejudice
- 46. The physical, fist-fighting Archetype that Strohl awakens during his initial trial
- 48. The offensive Archetype dedicated to exploiting elemental weaknesses with spellcasting
- 49. The peaceful, rustic settlement where Link begins his journey as a simple ranch hand
- 50. The versatile, sword-wielding initial Archetype awakened naturally by the Protagonist
- 52. A timid boy from Link's hometown who learns true bravery throughout the journey
- 53. Link's faithful steed who must be rescued from the Bulblins early in the game
- 55. A wealthy Castle Town resident turned into pure gold who begs Link to collect Poe Souls
- 56. Link's childhood friend from Ordon Village who loses her memories
- 58. Theatrical performance group that collaborated with AJR on "Ordinaryish People"
- 60. The grotesque, surreal monsters inspired by the artwork of Hieronymus Bosch that terrorize the world
- 61. Heavy footwear used to sink to underwater floors or win sumo wrestling matches against Gorons
- 63. Neotheater track written from the perspective of an innocent newborn
- 66. The titular Twilight Princess who acts as Link's companion and guide
- 67. An ancient rod used to animate and control stone owl statues scattered across Hyrule
- 68. The ambient, invisible magical particles that fuel both sorcery and monsters born of public anxiety
- 71. An isolated wasteland accessible only via a cannon shot where the Arbiter's Grounds sit
- 74. Songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist brother of AJR
- 76. A devout Mustari priestess from Virga Island who can see the flow of magla
- 78. A surreal, library-like realm where the protagonist speaks with More to unlock new vocations
- 85. The Forest Temple treasure that is inhabited by the Fairy of Winds
- 87. A large, magical mechanical vehicle used by tournament entrants to cross hazardous terrain
- 89. Debut AJR single that famously samples SpongeBob SquarePants
- 91. The Dark Lord and ultimate mastermind pulling the strings behind the twilight invasion
- 92. Debut 2015 studio album by AJR featuring the song "I'm Ready"
- 97. The sovereign princess of Hyrule who surrenders her kingdom to save her people from the shroud
- 101. A remote, tropical destination inhabited primarily by the masked Mustari tribe
- 102. The quadrupedal beast form assumed by Link whenever he enters the Twilight Realm
- 103. A snowy, church-dominated city where a pivotal, high-stakes assassination plot occurs
- 107. Cartoon character whose laugh is sampled in AJR's debut single
- 108. The volcanic home of the Goron tribe who are suffering from a strange curse
- 110. Acoustic AJR track written as a letter to a future child
- 111. A telescope mask combination that allows Link to zoom in while aiming his bow
- 112. The unnamed main character of Metaphor: ReFantazio who enters the royal tournament
- 113. The actual last name of the three brothers who form AJR
- 114. Lead vocalist and energetic middle brother of the band AJR
- 115. Colin's older, adventurous brother who gets captured by Bokoblins at the start of the adventure
- 116. Emotional AJR song written during their father's terminal illness
- 117. High-tempo single from AJR's album "The Maybe Man"
- 118. The vast, fantasy United Kingdom where the events of the game take place
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- 1. A massive body of water feeding Hyrule's rivers where the water spirit Lanayru resides
- 2. A young girl in Castle Town who calls herself the princess of bugs and collects golden insects
- 3. 2019 cinematic AJR album featuring "100 Bad Days"
- 6. A heavy, crushing weapon obtained by defeating the mini-boss in Snowpeak Ruins
- 7. A fierce elven knight driven by the immense guilt of failing to protect the prince
- 8. AJR song detailing the struggle of fitting big ideas into a standard pop radio runtime
- 10. The late-game dungeon located within the twilight realm itself
- 11. The neighborhood in New York City where the AJR brothers grew up and recorded music
- 13. The beast-eared and tailed tribe who make up a large portion of the working-class population
- 14. The beloved late father of the Met brothers who frequently inspired their music
- 17. The highly defensive, shield-bearing Archetype line pioneered by Hulkenberg
- 20. High-energy 2018 AJR track driven by a heavy trumpet riff
- 22. A mysterious author trapped inside the Akademeia who acts as the custodian of Archetypes
- 23. A top-like item that Link rides to travel along ancient wall tracks
- 24. The animalistic tribe with distinctive facial features and incredibly long lifespans
- 27. Music publication known for giving notoriously harsh reviews to AJR's albums
- 29. The five social attributes consisting of Courage, Wisdom, Tolerance, Eloquence, and Imagination
- 30. The legendary blade of evil's bane hidden deep within the Sacred Grove
- 32. The three-eyed tribe known for their high sociability, charm, and strategic minds
- 34. 2017 AJR album containing breakout hits like "Weak" and "Drama"
- 36. The supportive Archetype focused on light-element magic and restoring party health
- 37. The aquatic cavern home of the Zora race which is completely frozen in ice by the Twilight
- 40. Song where AJR's lead singer maps his life milestones to episodes of "The Office"
- 41. A desert prison dungeon where Link acquires the mechanical Spinner item
- 42. Grotesque twilight creatures that drop from portals in the sky and must be defeated all at once
- 43. A rustic castle town plagued by a massive sandworm terrorizing the local region
- 44. Upbeat AJR single about celebrating small mental health victories
- 47. 2023 AJR studio album themed around identity crises
- 51. A small, loyal fairy companion who acts as the protagonist's primary guide and navigator
- 54. Common three-letter acronym used by fans for the album "OK ORCHESTRA"
- 57. The winged, intellectually elite tribe that often occupies high-ranking positions in the church
- 59. The charismatic, ruthless military genius who serves as the main antagonist competing for the throne
- 61. The primary musical genre blend associated with AJR's eclectic style
- 62. The legendary composer who created the game's unique, chant-heavy orchestral soundtrack
- 64. The agile, item-stealing Archetype line associated naturally with Heismay
- 65. A freezing mountain mansion dungeon inhabited by Yeto and Yeta
- 69. A famous and glamorous songstress who utilizes her voice to aid the protagonist's party
- 70. The grand capital city where the King's funeral is held and the tournament begins
- 72. The rare, magic-attuned tribe of the protagonist that faces extreme discrimination across the realm
- 73. A massive, recurring boss monster who rides a giant boar and challenges Link multiple times
- 75. The third-eyed tribe native to remote islands who wear traditional masks to cover their faces
- 77. A bat-like Eugief thief who joins the party while mourning the tragic loss of his son
- 79. The goat herder from Ordon Village who asks Link to help corral his animals
- 80. The boisterous, kind-hearted tavern owner in Castle Town who leads a group of resistance fighters
- 81. AJR song stating that these "made 100 good stories"
- 82. A bustling coastal city known for its massive naval fleet and tournament exhibition matches
- 83. Breakout 2016 AJR single with the hook "But I'm weak, and what's wrong with that?"
- 84. The legendary hero of Hyrule who is transformed into a beast in Twilight Princess
- 86. AJR track that questions where someone fits in when they aren't uniquely good or bad
- 88. Ordon Village's resident swordsman who crafts Link's first wooden sword
- 90. Collaborative AJR track featuring Rivers Cuomo of Weezer
- 93. The Click track that serves as a critique of internet gossip and fake news
- 94. 2021 AJR album featuring the massive hit single "Bang!"
- 95. An ancient dark artifact split into fragments that Midna seeks to reclaim her power
- 96. The primary brass instrument played by Johnny King that defines AJR's signature sound
- 98. Bassist and oldest brother of the musical trio AJR
- 99. The initial forest area wrapped in twilight where Link meets the monkey tribe
- 100. Pandemic-era AJR song about making the most of hitting rock bottom
- 104. Hit AJR single featuring a booming horn hook and the lyric "Let's go out with a bang!"
- 105. Popular track from "The Maybe Man" about the feeling of being stuck in place
- 106. A hot-headed Paripus youth who rebels against the villainous Louis alongside his brother Fidelio
- 109. A deadpan Ordon toddler who surprisingly opens a major department store chain across Hyrule