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Ilia is a character from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. The daughter of Bo, the mayor of Ordon Village, she is a close friend of Link's and has a fondness for his horse, Epona. Although Ilia is the daughter of the mayor, she prefers to spend her time in the wild. According to her official Twilight Princess trading card, she is 16 years old.
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Ilia is a young girl who lives in Ordon Village. She is Mayor Bo's daughter. She keeps a close eye on Colin and appears to view it as her duty to keep him out of trouble. She is extremely close with nature and heals Epona when she is hurt at the beginning of the game. Though she is the daughter of the mayor, she would rather spend time in the wild. She is one of Link's closest friends.
Towards the beginning of the game, Ilia is hit with an Arrow and kidnapped along with Colin by a group of Bulblins, which leads into Link trying to rescue her. Link eventually locates her in Castle Town, but when she sees him, she does not recognize him. Telma reveals that Ilia has lost her memory and cannot even remember her own name. She has been taking care of Prince Ralis, a Zora who she found collapsed on the road. Telma says that Ilia has a lot of courage and that Link should share his courage with her.
Before she arrived in Castle Town, she was held captive with Impaz by some Bulblins in the Hidden Village. Impaz helped her to escape, and in return, Ilia gave her the Horse Call, a whistle in the shape of Horse Grass that can be used to summon Epona. Ilia was locked in her room at the beginning of the game making the item for Link, but never got the chance to give it to him.
Renado looks after her in Kakariko Village before Link restores her memory, and she stays there afterwards. After her memory is restored, she gives Link the Horse Call, which is the item that jogs her memory, saying that she made it for him and was going to give it to him before he left.
During Lanayru's narrative of the Fused Shadows, Ilia, along with Link, depict Hyruleans as they watch the creation of Hyrule and the Triforce. Afterwards, she appears blank-eyed, representing the people blinded by the Triforce's power, and attempts to kill Link with a knife. However, it is strongly implies that he kills her with his sword first.
During the game's ending, Ilia and the rest of the Ordon children are seen returning to their home inside a carriage. She is last seen witnessing Link's departure from the village.