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| - The Princess of Hyrule. She was imprisoned when Zant took over Hyrule.
- Princess Zelda has also taken other aliases and alter-egos to disguise her true identity, most notably Sheik from Ocarina of Time, and Tetra from the Wind Waker.
- princess zelda is the damsel in distress in almost every game of the main Zelda series.
- Zelda often shows herself to be more rational and competent than King Harkinian and Link. Unfortunately, she's also often the one who has to put up with their antics, making her quite bitter towards them. Despite being disappointed with Link's gullibility and whining, she loves Link and Link loves her back. The two have gone on several dates together.
- Princess Zelda's initial appearance, along with Link and Ganon, was in the episode "Quest For the Potion of Power," during which she tried to help the N Team stop Mother Brain from acquiring the Potion of Power and restoring Ganon's lost strength. She also appeared during a picnic in "Once Upon a Time Machine," joined the hunt for the Triforces of Power and Courage in "Having a Ball," and helped the N Team build a wooden dragon that they needed to sneak into Dragon Lord's fortress in "The Trojan Dragon."
- Zelda is a princes from the legend of Zelda series she has an alter ego named Tetra.
- Princess Zelda (ゼルダ姫 Zerudā Himē?) is the titular character of The Legend of Zelda series by Nintendo. She first appeared in the Super Smash Bros. series in the GameCube installment, Super Smash Bros. Melee, and later returned in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U.
- Princess Zelda (ゼルダ姫, Zeruda-hime) is a playable character in Hyrule Warriors. Her roles in the Legend of Zelda franchise vary with each incarnation, though the relationship dynamics between her and Link are kept more or less the same. Her alter ego as Sheik (シーク, Shiiku), introduced in Ocarina of Time, appears as a separate playable character. Zelda's Hyrule Warriors appearance functions as a special costume in Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3.
- Princess Zelda first apperared in The Legend of Zelda in 1986. All the Zelda games have been named after Princess Zelda despite the fact that Link is the main, playable character.
- Princess Zelda (ゼルダ姫, Zeruda-Hime), from the Legend of Zelda universe is the princess of the Hyrule Kingdom, as well as the leader of the sages. She is a playable character in both Super Smash Flash and Super Smash Flash 2 .
- Though she is the eponymous character, her story role is often that of damsel in distress. The player instead controls the series' protagonist, Link. Many Zelda games adopt the classic princess and dragon premise of chivalric literature; Zelda is usually kidnapped or imprisoned by Ganon (Ganondorf), prompting Link to come to her rescue. Later games in the series have also emphasized Zelda's magical abilities and importance to the functioning of Hyrule. In several games she is one of the sages whose work is essential to defeating Ganon; in others she adopts alternative personae in order to take a more active role in her kingdom; and in some she is a self-sacrificing princess regnant.
- Zelda, Princess of Hyrule, best known simply as Princess Zelda, is the name for several female members of Hyrule's Royal Family who play an integral role in the history of Hyrule. Though each is the titular character of the Legend of Zelda series, the actual player character is each Zelda's respective Link. However, as revealed in Skyward Sword, the bloodline being of divine origin, Zelda and her family are bonded not only to those chosen to wield the Master Sword but also the evil of Ganondorf as well. Zelda is portrayed as a young girl or a beautiful young woman, usually with blonde hair. In Twilight Princess, however (and therefore in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, in which her appearance is based off of that of Twilight Princess), she is depicted as a brunette. She also has light brown hair
- Princess Zelda is the eponymous name commonly given to the females born into the Royal Family of Hyrule in The Legend of Zelda series. With the exception of Link's Awakening and Majora's Mask, an incarnation of Zelda or one of her alter egos has always been one of the central characters in the series. Each incarnation of Zelda has been shown at various ages depending upon which title they appear in. They have appeared as a child, a teenager and as a young adult; for example, the Princess Zelda in Twilight Princess is around 20 years of age.
- Princess Zelda of Hyrule is one of the main characters in The Legend of Zelda series. The series is named after her despite the fact all she does is get kidnapped every game she's in, usually by Ganondorf. Attempting to make her look like a strong, independent princess is usually a big waste of time on the creators' part: in Ocarina of Time and SSBB she preforms as a a male ballet ninja named Sheik, but this never helps Link and she gets abducted anyway. In The Minish Cap, she possesses the light force, but gets turned to stone anyway. Holds the Triforce of Wisdom, meaning all she does is speak in poetic riddles instead of getting to the damn point. Zelda has tried explaining to link many times they are just friends but he just keeps bringing her magic trinkets, and she feels really bad fo
- Zelda wields the Triforce of Wisdom, one of three components of a mystic artifact bequeathed by the goddesses who formed the land of Hyrule. The Triforce of Courage rests in the person of Link, the hereditary Chosen Hero, and the Triforce of Power belongs to Ganondorf, the evil King of the Gerudo, who has many times sought to unite the fragments. As protector of Wisdom, Zelda is the disciple of the goddess Nayru, the giver of law. Zelda arrives in Canyon Ridge immediately after Midna's departure from Hyrule.
- Princess Zelda is a character from The Legend of Zelda series. She is known for being the beautiful Princess of Hyrule. Her first appearance was in the Nintendo Entertainment System game The Legend of Zelda, where she was kidnapped by Ganondorf.
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