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Hookshot
	; Artwork of the Hookshot from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
First appearance	The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (1991)
Latest appearance	Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition (2018)
Location(s)	Swamp Palace (A Link to the Past); Catfish's Maw (Link's Awakening); Dampé's Grave (Ocarina of Time); Pirates' Fortress (Majora's Mask); Wind Temple (The Wind Waker); Ravio's Shop (A Link Between Worlds)
Effect	Allows Link to grapple certain enemies or obstacles
Related items
	Clawshot; Gripshot; Long Hook; Longshot; Nice Hookshot; Switch Hook

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The Hookshot is an item that appears in several The Legend of Zelda games, usually as a dungeon item. It made its first appearance in The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. The Hookshot has a handle, which is usually blue, that allows Link to fire a spring-loaded chain with a hook or spearhead on the end.

The Hookshot allows Link to grapple onto certain nearby surfaces, objects, or enemies. Some scenarios require the Hookshot to be used, usually for moving across a pit or to safely cross a large obstacle. In the three-dimensional games, Link can frequently use the Hookshot to grapple onto higher areas, and a certain icon is displayed if the object or enemy can be grappled. The Longshot is an upgrade over the Hookshot, because it has a longer reach.

Depending on the enemy or object, the Hookshot either functions as a grappling point or it brings that enemy or object over to Link. Certain enemies can be stunned by the Hookshot, while enemies such as Keese or Moblins can be defeated from it.

In The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, the Hookshot is replaced by the Clawshot, a similar item with a few differences, namely that it has a claw at the end instead of a hook.

History[edit]

The Legend of Zelda series[edit]

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past[edit]

In The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, it is named Hook Shot, but was still formatted as Hookshot on a few occasions.^[1] The Hook Shot is the main item of the Swamp Palace. It can hook onto objects such as Treasure Chests, pots, and skulls. Link can also use the Hook Shot to bring rupees and hearts to Link. Link cannot take damage while using the Hook Shot. He can only aim the Hook Shot in four directions. The Hook Shot is required during the battle against Arrghus, as Link must use it to pull the Arrgi off the boss before attacking.

The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening[edit]

In The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, the Hookshot is located in Catfish's Maw, guarded by the mini-boss, Master Stalfos. Link can obtain the Hookshot by defeating Master Stalfos. The Hookshot is required to defeat the dungeon's boss, Slime Eel. It is also required to complete the Signpost Maze. The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening is the last two-dimensional The Legend of Zelda game where Link uses the Hook Shot and the last where Link can aim it in four directions.

In the Nintendo Switch remake, the Hookshot was redesigned with an orange handle and a flexible, black rope connecting to a large, silver arrowhead.

Link obtains the Hookshot in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time[edit]

In The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Link can obtain the Hookshot at Dampé's Grave as an adult, by winning against Dampé's ghost in a race. In his diary, Dampé states that he found a "keepsake" while digging the graves, which is revealed to be the Hookshot during the race. The Hookshot is only usable while Link is an adult.

The Hookshot is required to access the Forest Temple, the first dungeon that Link accesses as an adult. If Link uses it, the game switches to a first-person perspective. A red dot indicates that the Hookshot can cling on to the object, enemy, or surface it is pointing at. The Hookshot can cling on wooden surfaces. Link can use the Hookshot underwater if he also uses the Iron Boots. Even though Link is left-handed, he uses the Hookshot with his right hand. The game introduces the Longshot, which has a longer chain than the Hookshot.

In The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D, the player can move the Nintendo 3DS to control the aim of the Hookshot, through gyroscopic controls.

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask[edit]

A different, yellow-colored Hookshot appears in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. It has a longer chain than the Hookshot in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and its chain is about the length of the Longshot. Link can obtain the Hookshot in the Pirates' Fortress. According to a Fisherman, the Hookshot belonged to him, and he used it to catch fish until it was stolen by the Gerudo Pirates. The Hookshot is required for retrieving the Zora Eggs from the Pirates' Fortress and to access areas of Ikana Canyon. It now damages enemies instead of stunning them, while ReDeads and Gibdos simply act as grappling posts.

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker[edit]

In The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, the Hookshot is the main item of the Wind Temple. To obtain it, Link must first defeat the dungeon mini-boss, an orange Wizzrobe. Unlike the Nintendo 64 games, when Link uses the Hookshot, a red dot is used as a pointer, but a yellow starburst is shown if the Hookshot can grab the object.

If Link uses the Hookshot while wearing the Iron Boots, Link can get a stronger pull on certain objects, such as statues, and pull them toward him. In the Wind Temple, Link is required to use both items together to free Makar from his cage. The Hookshot is required to fight the dungeon boss, Molgera, by grabbing its tongue, which pulls Link toward it and allows him to attack with his sword. Lastly, the Hookshot is required to climb up Ganon's Tower.

Super Smash Bros. series[edit]

Link using the Hookshot as a recovery in Super Smash Bros. Melee

The Hookshot is used as Link's grab and tether recovery in both Super Smash Bros. and Super Smash Bros. Melee. The item is also used by Young Link in Super Smash Bros. Melee, even though he does not use it in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Aside from having a shorter chain, Young Link's Hookshot is otherwise identical to Link's. Neither of their Hookshots can automatically target an edge, so they might miss while falling.

Starting with Super Smash Bros. Brawl onward, Link's Hookshot was replaced with the Clawshot. In the same game, Toon Link uses the Hookshot, which is based on its appearance in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. It is used similarly to Young Link's Hookshot from Super Smash Bros. Melee except Toon Link's Hookshot automatically targets an edge of a stage if he performs a tether recovery. Both Toon Link and Young Link retain their Hookshot recoveries in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the Hookshot appears as a sticker. It can be used by any fighter, and it increases a weapon attack by four points.

Hyrule Warriors[edit]

In Hyrule Warriors, the Hookshot is a Sub-Weapon that allows a warrior to grab on to a hanging plaque and then pull themselves upward. The Hookshot can expose the Weak Point Gauge of Aeralfos, its variant, Fiery Aeralfos, and the Giant Boss Argorok. The Hookshot is required to both attack and defeat Argorok, but it can only be used on its tail whenever it has a light blue glow. This way, the player's warrior can pull Argorok to the ground, exposing its Weak Point Gauge. The Hookshot's Item Power-Up is the Clawshot that, if used, pulls down the Moon to crash into enemies, defeating several of them.

In Legend Mode, the Hookshot is obtained in the "The Shadow King" scenario from a treasure chest by either Lana or Midna once they have captured the Upper Level East Keep. Upon obtaining the Hookshot, they can use it to go up the bridges that were destroyed by Zant. Later on, either character must use the Hookshot during a few fights against Argorok.

In Adventure Mode, the Hookshot is featured as one of the Item Cards on the Adventure Map. On the map, the player's warrior can use the Hookshot on certain targets to pull themselves up to access new map squares. In the Master Quest Pack, the Hookshot returns as an Item Card for the Master Quest Map.

Gallery[edit]

Artwork[edit]

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask

Sprites[edit]

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time icon
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask icon
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D icon

Names in other languages[edit]

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	フックショット Fukkushotto	Hookshot
French	Grappin	Grappling Hook
German	Fanghaken
Chinese (Simplified)	短钩
Chinese (Traditional)	短鉤

References[edit]

^ Nintendo Power volume 34, page 84.

[1] Nintendo Power volume 34, page 84.

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+The '''Hookshot''' is an item that appears in several ''[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' games, usually as a dungeon item. It made its first appearance in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]''. The Hookshot has a handle, which is usually blue, that allows [[Link]] to fire a spring-loaded chain with a hook or spearhead on the end.
-The '''Hookshot''', also formatted as '''Hook Shot'''<ref>''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past'' manual, page 39</ref>, is an item that appears in several ''[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' games, usually as a dungeon item. It first appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]''. The Hookshot has a handle, which is usually blue, that allows [[Link]] to fire a spring-loaded chain with a hook or spearhead on the end.
 The Hookshot allows Link to grapple onto certain nearby surfaces, objects, or enemies. Some scenarios require the Hookshot to be used, usually for moving across a pit or to safely cross a large obstacle. In the three-dimensional games, Link can frequently use the Hookshot to grapple onto higher areas, and a certain icon is displayed if the object or enemy can be grappled. The [[Longshot]] is an upgrade over the Hookshot, because it has a longer reach.
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 ====''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past''====
 [[File:Hook Shot ALttP overworld sprite.png|frame|left]]
-In ''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past'', the Hookshot is the main item of the [[Swamp Palace]]. It can hook onto objects such as [[Treasure Chest]]s, [[pot]]s, and [[skull]]s. Link can also use the Hookshot to bring [[rupee]]s and [[heart]]s to Link. Link cannot take damage while using the Hookshot. He can only aim the Hookshot in four directions. The Hookshot is required during the battle against [[Arrghus]], as Link must use it to pull the [[Arrgi]] off the boss before attacking.
+In ''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past'', it is named '''Hook Shot''', but was still formatted as Hookshot on a few occasions.<ref>''[[Nintendo Power]]'' volume 34, page 84.</ref> The Hook Shot is the main item of the [[Swamp Palace]]. It can hook onto objects such as [[Treasure Chest]]s, [[pot]]s, and [[skull]]s. Link can also use the Hook Shot to bring [[rupee]]s and [[heart]]s to Link. Link cannot take damage while using the Hook Shot. He can only aim the Hook Shot in four directions. The Hook Shot is required during the battle against [[Arrghus]], as Link must use it to pull the [[Arrgi]] off the boss before attacking.
 ====''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening''====
 [[File:Hookshot LA sprite.png|frame|left]]
-In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]'', the Hookshot is located in [[Catfish's Maw]], guarded by the mini-boss, [[Master Stalfos]]. Link can obtain the Hookshot by defeating Master Stalfos. The Hookshot is required to defeat the dungeon's boss, [[Slime Eel]]. It is also required to complete the [[Signpost Maze]]. ''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening'' is the last two-dimensional ''The Legend of Zelda'' game where Link uses the Hookshot and the last where Link can aim it in four directions.
+In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]'', the Hookshot is located in [[Catfish's Maw]], guarded by the mini-boss, [[Master Stalfos]]. Link can obtain the Hookshot by defeating Master Stalfos. The Hookshot is required to defeat the dungeon's boss, [[Slime Eel]]. It is also required to complete the [[Signpost Maze]]. ''The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening'' is the last two-dimensional ''The Legend of Zelda'' game where Link uses the Hook Shot and the last where Link can aim it in four directions.
 In the [[Nintendo Switch]] remake, the Hookshot was redesigned with an orange handle and a flexible, black rope connecting to a large, silver arrowhead.
 [[File:Hookshot obtained OoT.jpg|thumb|240px|Link obtains the Hookshot in ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'']]
 ====''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''====
-In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]'', Link can obtain the Hookshot at [[Dampé's Grave]], by winning against [[Dampé]]'s ghost in a race as an adult. Link is required to have the Hookshot to access the first dungeon, the [[Forest Temple]]. Link can only use the Hookshot as an adult. If Link uses it, the game switches to a first-person perspective. A red dot indicates that the Hookshot can cling on to the object, enemy, or surface it is pointing at. The Hookshot can cling on wooden surfaces. Link can use the Hookshot underwater if he also uses the [[Iron Boots]]. Even though Link is left-handed, he uses the Hookshot with his right hand. The game introduces the Longshot, which has a longer chain than the Hookshot.
+In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]'', Link can obtain the Hookshot at [[Dampé's Grave]] as an adult, by winning against [[Dampé]]'s ghost in a race. In his diary, Dampé states that he found a "keepsake" while digging the graves, which is revealed to be the Hookshot during the race. The Hookshot is only usable while Link is an adult.
+The Hookshot is required to access the [[Forest Temple]], the first dungeon that Link accesses as an adult. If Link uses it, the game switches to a first-person perspective. A red dot indicates that the Hookshot can cling on to the object, enemy, or surface it is pointing at. The Hookshot can cling on wooden surfaces. Link can use the Hookshot underwater if he also uses the [[Iron Boots]]. Even though Link is left-handed, he uses the Hookshot with his right hand. The game introduces the Longshot, which has a longer chain than the Hookshot.
 In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D]]'', the player can move the [[Nintendo 3DS]] to control the aim of the Hookshot, through gyroscopic controls.
 ====''The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask''====
-A different, yellow-colored Hookshot appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask]]''. It has a longer chain than the Hookshot in ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'', and its chain is about the length of the Longshot. Link can obtain the Hookshot in the [[Pirates' Fortress]]. According to a [[Fisherman (The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask)|Fisherman]], the Hookshot belonged to him, and he used it to catch fish until it was stolen by the [[Gerudo Pirate]]s. The Hookshot is required for retrieving the [[Zora Egg]]s from the Pirates' Fortress and to access areas of [[Ikana Canyon]].
+A different, yellow-colored Hookshot appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask]]''. It has a longer chain than the Hookshot in ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'', and its chain is about the length of the Longshot. Link can obtain the Hookshot in the [[Pirates' Fortress]]. According to a [[Fisherman (The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask)|Fisherman]], the Hookshot belonged to him, and he used it to catch fish until it was stolen by the [[Gerudo Pirate]]s. The Hookshot is required for retrieving the [[Zora Egg]]s from the Pirates' Fortress and to access areas of [[Ikana Canyon]]. It now damages enemies instead of stunning them, while [[ReDead]]s and [[Gibdo]]s simply act as grappling posts.
 ====''The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker''====
 [[File:Hookshot TWW icon.png|frame|right]]
-In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]'', the Hookshot is the main item of the [[Wind Temple]]. To obtain it, Link must first defeat the dungeon mini-boss, [[Red Wizzrobe]]. Unlike the [[Nintendo 64]] games, when Link uses the Hookshot, a red dot is used as a pointer, but a yellow starburst is shown if the Hookshot can grab the object.
+In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]]'', the Hookshot is the main item of the [[Wind Temple]]. To obtain it, Link must first defeat the dungeon mini-boss, an orange [[Wizzrobe]]. Unlike the [[Nintendo 64]] games, when Link uses the Hookshot, a red dot is used as a pointer, but a yellow starburst is shown if the Hookshot can grab the object.
 If Link uses the Hookshot while wearing the Iron Boots, Link can get a stronger pull on certain objects, such as statues, and pull them toward him. In the Wind Temple, Link is required to use both items together to free [[Makar]] from his cage. The Hookshot is required to fight the dungeon boss, [[Molgera]], by grabbing its tongue, which pulls Link toward it and allows him to attack with his sword. Lastly, the Hookshot is required to climb up [[Ganon's Tower]].
 ===''Super Smash Bros.'' series===
-[[File:Link using Hookshot SSBM.jpg|thumb|250px|Link using the Hookshot as a recovery in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'']]
+[[File:Link using Hookshot SSBM.jpg|thumb|200px|Link using the Hookshot as a recovery in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'']]
 The Hookshot is used as Link's [[smashwiki:grab|grab]] and [[smashwiki:tether recovery|tether recovery]] in both ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]'' and ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. The item is also used by [[Young Link]] in ''Super Smash Bros. Melee'', even though he does not use it in ''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''. Aside from having a shorter chain, Young Link's Hookshot is otherwise identical to Link's. Neither of their Hookshots can automatically target an edge, so they might miss while falling.
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 In ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'', the Hookshot appears as a [[sticker]]. It can be used by any fighter, and it increases a weapon attack by four points.
+===''Hyrule Warriors''===
+In ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]'', the Hookshot is a [[Sub-Weapon]] that allows a warrior to grab on to a hanging plaque and then pull themselves upward. The Hookshot can expose the [[Weak Point Gauge]] of [[Aeralfos]], its variant, [[Fiery Aeralfos]], and the [[Giant Boss]] [[Argorok]]. The Hookshot is required to both attack and defeat Argorok, but it can only be used on its tail whenever it has a light blue glow. This way, the player's warrior can pull Argorok to the ground, exposing its Weak Point Gauge. The Hookshot's [[Item Power-Up]] is the Clawshot that, if used, pulls down the [[Moon]] to crash into enemies, defeating several of them.
+In [[Legend Mode]], the Hookshot is obtained in the "[[The Shadow King]]" scenario from a [[treasure chest]] by either [[Lana]] or [[Midna]] once they have captured the Upper Level East Keep. Upon obtaining the Hookshot, they can use it to go up the bridges that were destroyed by [[Zant]]. Later on, either character must use the Hookshot during a few fights against Argorok.
+In [[Adventure Mode]], the Hookshot is featured as one of the [[Item Card]]s on the Adventure Map. On the map, the player's warrior can use the Hookshot on certain targets to pull themselves up to access new map squares. In the ''[[Master Quest Pack]]'', the Hookshot returns as an Item Card for the Master Quest Map.
 ==Gallery==
+===Artwork===
+<gallery>
+Hookshot ALttP artwork.jpg|''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past''
+Hookshot OoT artwork.png|''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time''
+MM Hookshot artwork.jpg|''The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask''
+</gallery>
+===Sprites===
 <gallery>
-Hookshot ALttP artwork.jpg|''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past'' artwork
-Hookshot OOT artwork.jpg|''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'' artwork
 Hookshot OoT icon.png|''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time'' icon
+Hookshot MM icon.png|''The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask'' icon
 Hookshot OoT3D icon.png|''The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D'' icon
 </gallery>
+==Names in other languages==
+{{foreign names
+|Jap=フックショット
+|JapR=Fukkushotto
+|JapM=Hookshot
+|Fra=Grappin
+|FraM=Grappling Hook
+|Ger=Fanghaken
+|GerM=
+|ChiS=短钩
+|ChiSR=
+|ChiSM=
+|ChiT=短鉤
+|ChiTR=
+|ChiTM=
+}}
 ==References==
 <references/>
 {{LA}}
+{{OOT}}
+{{SSBM}}
+{{HW}}
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+[[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time items]]
+[[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask items]]
+[[Category:The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker items]]
+[[Category:The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds items]]
+[[Category:Super Smash Bros.]]
+[[Category:Super Smash Bros. Melee]]
+[[Category:Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]
+[[Category:Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS]]
+[[Category:Super Smash Bros. for Wii U]]
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+[[Category:Hyrule Warriors]]
+[[Category:Hyrule Warriors Item Cards]]

[Edit] The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (DX) (Nintendo Switch)
Characters
	Main and supporting	Link • Marin • Tarin • BowWow • Owl • Flying Rooster • Wind Fish
	Other	Bear Cub • Chef Bear • Christine • CiaoCiao • Crazy Tracy • Dampé*** • Fairy Queen* • Fisherman • Gar and Dion* • Ghost • Grandma Yahoo • Goriya • Great Fairies • Henhouse Keeper • Hippo Model • Kiki the Monkey • Li'l Devil • Madam MeowMeow • Mamasha • Mamu • Manbo • Mermaid • Mr. Write • Old Man Ulrira • Papahl • Photographer** • Quadruplets • Raccoon • Richard • Sale • Schule Donavitch • Shopkeeper • Toucan • Trendy Gamester • Walrus • Witch
	Species	Bee • Bird • Chicken • Fairy • Fish • Fox • Frog • Mini Bow-Wow • Monkey • Mouse • Rabbit • Seagull
Enemies
	Normal enemies	Armos • Ball and Chain Trooper • Ballereen • Beetle • Birky • Blooper • Boarblin • Bomb Trooper • Bombite • Bonewing* • Boo • Buzz Blob • Cheep Cheep • Crow • Cukeman • Dacto • Darknut • Firebat • Ghini • Giant Ghini • Gibdo • Giant Goponga Flower • Goo Specter • Goomba • Goponga Flower • Hardhat Beetle • Helmasaur • Hollow Mimic • Hue Ball* • K.K. Sniper • Keese • Leever • Like Like • Mini Angler • Mini-Moldorm • Mini Zol • Moblin • Octorok • Pairodd • Peahat • Pincer • Piranha • Piranha Plant • Pokey • Pols Voice • Rope • Sand Crab • Sea Urchin • Shrouded Stalfos • Shy Guy • Spark • Spiny • Spiny Beetle • Stalfos • Sword Moblin • Sword Stalfos • Tektite • Three-of-a-Kind • Vire • Voidmaster • Water Tektite • Winged Octorok • Wizzrobe • Zirro • Zol • Zombie • Zora
	Traps and obstacles	Anti-Faery • Blade Trap • Boulder • Eye Guard • Face Lamp • Flame Fountain • Flying Tile • Giant Bubble • Laser • Lava • Mega Thwomp • Podoboo • Quick Sand • Shadow Link* • Spiked Thwomp • Stone Elevator • Thwomp • Wallmaster*
	Minibosses	Armos Knight • Avalaunch* • Blaino • Dodongo Snake • Giant Buzz Blob* • Gohma • Grim Creeper and Creeps • Hinox • Hydrosoar • Lanmola • Master Stalfos • Moblin Chief • Rover • Spike Roller • Turtle Rock
	Bosses	Moldorm • Genie • Slime Eye • Angler Fish • Slime Eel • Facade • Evil Eagle • Hot Head • Shadow Nightmares (Giant Zol Shadow • Agahnim Shadow • Moldorm Shadow • Ganon Shadow • Lanmola Shadow • Death Shadow) • Hardhit Beetle*
Equipment
	Weapons	Bomb • Boomerang • Bow and Arrows • Hookshot • Magic Rod • Pegasus Boots • Power Bracelet (Powerful Bracelet) • Shield (Mirror Shield) • Sword (Koholint Sword)
	Items	Blue Clothes* • Compass • Dungeon Map • Fairy • Flippers • Golden Leaf • Guardian Acorn • Heart • Heart Container • Magnifying Lens • Nightmare Key • Piece of Heart • Piece of Power • Red Clothes* • Rupee • Secret medicine • Secret Seashell • Small Key • Stone beak • Toadstool • Trading sequence items (Yoshi Doll, Ribbon, Canned food, Bananas, Stick, Honeycomb, Pineapple, Hibiscus, Goat's letter, Broom, Fishing hook, Necklace/Bra, Mermaid's Scale)
	Dungeon Keys	Tail Key • Slime Key • Angler Key • Face Key • Bird Key
	Instruments of the Sirens	Full Moon Cello • Conch Horn • Sea Lily's Bell • Surf Harp • Wind Marimba • Coral Triangle • Organ of Evening Calm • Thunder Drum
Locations
	Koholint Island	Animal Village • Cemetery • East of the Bay • Goponga Swamp • Koholint Prairie • Mabe Village • Martha's Bay • Mt. Tamaranch • Mysterious Forest • Pothole Field • Rapids Ride • Shrine Waterfall • Signpost Maze • South of the Village • Tabahl Wasteland • Tal Tal Heights • Tal Tal Mountain Range • Toronbo Shores • Ukuku Prairie • Yarna Desert
	Dungeons	Level 1 - Tail Cave • Level 2 - Bottle Grotto • Level 3 - Key Cavern • Level 4 - Angler's Tunnel • Level 5 - Catfish's Maw • Level 6 - Face Shrine • Level 7 - Eagle's Tower • Level 8 - Turtle Rock • Wind Fish's Egg • Color Dungeon*
	Buildings	Crazy Tracy's Health Spa • Henhouse • House by the Bay • Manbo's Pond • Madam MeowMeow's House • Marin and Tarin's House • Old Man Ulrira's House • Quadruplets House • Raft Shop • Richard's Villa • Sale's House o' Bananas • Seashell Mansion • Telephone Booth • Town Tool Shop • Trendy Game • Under the bridge • Village Library • Weird Mr. Write • Witch's Hut
	Other	Ancient Ruins • Camera Shop • Chamber Dungeon* • Dampé's Shack*** • Dream Shrine • Faerie Spring • Fishing Pond • Kanalet Castle • Mermaid Statue • Moblin Cave • Warp point • Weathervane • Well
* Not in the original version ** Exclusive to Link's Awakening DX *** Exclusive to the Nintendo Switch remake

[Edit] The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (3D)
Characters
	Protagonists	Link • Navi • Princess Zelda • Sheik
	Supporting	Epona • Great Deku Tree • Great Fairy • Kaepora Gaebora • Malon • Pierre • Talon
	Races	Gerudo • Goron • Hylian • Kokiri • Sheikah • Zora
	Six Sages	Darunia • Impa • Nabooru • Princess Ruto • Rauru • Saria
	Other	Bazaar Owner • Bean Seller • Biggoron • Bombchu Shop Owner • Bombchu Bowling Alley Operator • Bonooru • Buyer • Carpenters • Carpet Merchant • Composer Brothers (Sharp and Flat) • Cucco Lady • Cursed Rich Man • Dampé • Dancing Couple • Death Mountain Trail Gatekeeper • Deku Tree Sprout • Fabulous Five Froggish Tenors • Fado • Fishing Hole Man • Granny • Graveyard Boy • Happy Mask Salesman • Hot Rodder Goron • Ingo • King Zora • Know-It-All Brothers • Lake Scientist • Link (Goron) • Lord Jabu-Jabu • Mamamu Yan • Master Craftsman's Son • Medicine Shop Owner • Medigoron • Mido • Phonograph Man • Poe Collector • Professor Shikashi • Running Man • Shooting Gallery Owner • Skull Kid • Soldiers • Treasure Chest Shop Owner • Twin Jugglers
Species		Bug • Butterfly • Cow • Cucco • Fairy • Fish (Hyrule Bass, Hyrule Loach) • Horse (Gerudo Stallion)
Bosses		Gohma • King Dodongo • Barinade • Phantom Ganon • Volvagia • Morpha • Twinrova (Koume and Kotake) • Bongo Bongo • Ganondorf • Ganon
Minibosses		Bigocto • Dark Link • Dead Hand • Flare Dancer • Gerudo Thief • Iron Knuckle • Lizalfos • Meg • Stalfos • Wolfos
Enemies		Anubis • Armos • Baby Dodongo • Bari • Beamos • Big Deku Baba • Big Poe • Big Skulltula • Biri • Bubble • Business Scrub • Dead Hand's Hands • Deku Baba • Deku Scrub • Dinolfos • Dodongo • Fire Keese • Floormaster • Freezzard • Gerudo guard • Gibdo • Gohma Egg • Gohma Larva • Gold Skulltula • Great Moblin • Guay • Ice Keese • Iron Knuckle • Keese • Leever • Like Like • Lizalfos • Mad Scrub • Moblin • Octorok • Parasitic Tentacle • Peahat Larva • Peahat • Poe • Poe of the graveyard • Poe sisters (Amy, Beth, Joelle) • ReDead • Shabom • Shell Blade • Skull Kid • Skulltula • Skullwalltula • Spike • Stalchild • Stalfos • Stinger • Tailpasaran • Tektite • Torch Slug • Wallmaster • Wolfos
Traps and obstacles		Boulder • Brob • Door Mimic • Fire barrier • Fire Eye • Floor Spikes • Flying Pot • Flying Tile • Razor Trap • Rolling Pin • Scythe
Items		Adult Wallet • Blue Fire • Blue Potion • Bomb Bag • Boss Key • Bug • Compass • Deku Seed Bullet Bag • Dungeon Map • Empty Bottle • Fairy • Fairy Ocarina • Fish • Gerudo Token • Giant's Wallet • Gold Skulltula Token • Golden Gauntlets • Golden Scale • Goron's Bracelet • Goron Tunic • Green Potion • Heart • Heart Container • Hover Boots • Iron Boots • Kokiri Boots • Kokiri Tunic • Letter in a Bottle • Magic Bean • Magic Jar • Masks (Gerudo Mask • Goron Mask • Keaton Mask • Mask of Truth • Skull Mask • Spooky Mask • Zora Mask) • Medallions • Milk • Ocarina of Time • Piece of Heart • Poe Soul • Quiver • Red Potion • Rupee • Silver Gauntlets • Silver Scale • Stone of Agony* / Shard of Agony** • Small Key • Spiritual Stones (Kokiri's Emerald, Goron's Ruby, Zora's Sapphire) • Trading items • Wallet • Weird Egg (hatches to Cucco) • Zora Tunic
Weapons		Biggoron's Sword • Bomb • Bombchu • Boomerang • Deku Nut • Deku Seed • Deku Shield • Deku Stick • Din's Fire • Fairy Bow • Farore's Wind • Fairy Slingshot • Fire Arrow • Giant's Knife • Hookshot • Hylian Shield • Ice Arrow • Kokiri Sword • Lens of Truth • Light Arrow • Longshot • Master Sword • Megaton Hammer • Mirror Shield • Nayru's Love
Locations
	Main	Death Mountain • Ganon's Castle • Gerudo Valley • Hyrule Castle • Hyrule Castle Town • Hyrule Field • Kakariko Village • Kokiri Forest • Lake Hylia • Lon Lon Ranch • Lost Woods • Temple of Time • Zora's Domain
	Dungeons	Inside the Deku Tree • Dodongo's Cavern • Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly • Forest Temple • Fire Temple • Water Temple • Spirit Temple • Shadow Temple • Inside Ganon's Castle • Ganon's Tower
	Mini-dungeons	Castle Courtyard • Royal Family's Tomb • Dampé's Grave • Bottom of the Well • Ice Cavern • Thieves' Hideout • Gerudo Training Ground
	Shops and games	Bazaar • Bombchu Bowling Alley • Bombchu Shop • Fishing Hole • Ghost Shop • Goron Shop • Granny's Potion Shop • Happy Mask Shop • High-Dive Practice Spot • Horseback Archery Range • Kokiri Shop • Medicine Shop • Shooting Gallery • Treasure Chest Shop • Zora Shop
	Other	Back Alley • Chamber of Sages • Death Mountain Crater • Death Mountain Trail • Desert Colossus • Evil Realm • Forest Stage • Forest Training Center • Gerudo's Fortress • Goron City • Graveyard • Guard House • Haunted Wasteland • House of Skulltula • Kakariko Windmill • King Zora's Throne Room • Lakeside Laboratory • Link's House • Market • Sacred Forest Meadow • Sacred Realm • Sleepless Waterfall • Temple of Light • Zora's Fountain • Zora's River
Songs		Zelda's Lullaby • Sun's Song • Saria's Song • Epona's Song • Song of Time • Song of Storms • Scarecrow's Song • Prelude of Light • Minuet of Forest • Bolero of Fire • Serenade of Water • Requiem of Spirit • Nocturne of Shadow
Other		GameCube version • Master Quest • Gallery • Pre-release and unused content • Soundtrack (3DS)
* Exclusive to N64 version ** Exclusive to 3DS version

[Edit] Super Smash Bros. Melee
Playable characters and moves
	Link	Bow • Boomerang • Spin Attack • Bomb
	Zelda	Nayru's Love • Din's Fire • Farore's Wind • Transform
	Sheik	Needle Storm • Chain • Vanish • Transform
	Ganondorf	Warlock Punch • Gerudo Dragon • Dark Dive • Wizard's Foot
	Young Link	Fire Bow • Boomerang • Spin Attack • Bomb
Non-playable characters		Dark Link • Four Giants • Like Like • Moon • Octorok • ReDead • Tingle • Turtle
Stages		Great Bay • Majora's Mask (Trophy Tussle 3) • Temple • Underground Maze
General items		Bunny Hood • Heart Container
Miscellaneous items		Deku Shield • Hookshot • Hylian Shield • Kokiri Sword • Lon Lon Milk • Master Sword • Triforce
Trophies		Goron • Marin • Majora's Mask • Ocarina of Time
Other		Gallery • Pre-release and unused content • Staff

[Edit] Hyrule Warriors (Legends, Definitive Edition)
Characters
	Warriors	Link • Impa • Sheik • Lana • Zelda • Ganondorf • Darunia • Ruto • Agitha • Midna • Zant • Fi • Ghirahim • Cia • Volga • Wizzro • Twili Midna* • Young Link* • Tingle* • Linkle* • Skull Kid* • Toon Link* • Tetra* • King Daphnes* • Medli • Marin† • Toon Zelda† • Ravio† • Yuga† • Ganon^ • Cucco^
	Supporting	Aryll* • Captain Keeta* • Dark Cia‡ • Dark Link • Deku Tree Sprout • Goddess Butterfly • Golden Bugs • Great Deku Tree • Great Fairy • King Bulblin* • Levias • Moon • Phantom Zant • Proxi • Tael* • Tatl* • Wind Fish*† • Zant's Hands
Enemies and troops
	Infantry and minor captains	Bokoblin • Bulblin • Cucco • Ghost Soldier • Goron Soldier • Hylian Soldier • Miniblin‡ • Stalchild • Turncoat Soldier
	Infantry and minor captain roles	Archer • Brown Cucco‡ • Gold Cucco • Heart Transport Captain • Keep Boss • Magic Transport Captain • Mama Cucco • Outpost Captain • Raid Captain • Silver Cucco • Summoner • Triforce Transport Captain
	Major captains	Aeralfos • Big Blin‡ • Big Poe • Darknut • Dinolfos • Fiery Aeralfos • Gibdo • Goron Captain • Hylian Captain • Icy Big Poe • Lizalfos • Moblin • ReDead Knight • Shield Moblin • Stalmaster • Stone Blin‡
	Major captain roles	Accelerate Troop • Advanced Copycat‡ • Assault Troop • Bombchu Operator • Boss Blin† • Commando • Copycat Soldier • Ceremonial Troop* • Controller Troop* • Decelerate Troop • Dinolfos Chieftain* • Engineer • Fairy Hunter • Fortifier Captain • Guard Troop • Healer • Hylian Ghost • Item Thief • Item Transporter • Keep Reclaimer • Keep Saboteur • Lizalfos Chieftain* • Lord of the Horde†‡ • Magic Stash Troop • Magic Thief • Messenger • Recon Soldier • Rally Captain • Ruffian‡ • Rupee Captain • Rupee Thief • Scout Captain • Sealed Troop • Siege Captain • Skilled Summoner‡ • Transfer Soldier‡ • Turncoat Leader • Wandering Spirit
	Miscellaneous	Beamos • Bombchu • Chuchu‡ • Deku Baba • Gold Skulltula • Manhandla Stalk • Wall of Vines
Giant Bosses		King Dodongo • Gohma • Manhandla • Argorok • The Imprisoned • Ganon • Great Fairy*^ • Helmaroc King‡ • Phantom Ganon‡
Scenarios		The Dragon in the Caves* • The Invasion Begins* • The Armies of Ruin • The Sheikah Tribesman • The Sorceress of the Woods • The Girl in the Green Tunic‡ • The Sorceress of the Valley • Land of Myth • The Water Temple • Powers Collide‡ • The Usurper King* • Land of Twilight • The Shadow King • The Demon Lord's Plan‡ • The Demon Lord* • Land in the Sky • Sealed Ambition • The Sacred Sword • Her True Self‡ • A War of Spirit • Darkness Falls* • Shining Beacon • Ganondorf's Return • March of the Demon King • Battle of the Triforce • Enduring Resolve • Liberation of the Triforce • The Other Hero‡ • A New Disturbance‡ • The Search for Cia‡ • Reclaiming the Darkness‡ • Watchers of the Triforce‡
Stages		Hyrule Field • Eldin Caves • Faron Woods • Valley of Seers • Death Mountain • Lake Hylia • Twilight Field • Palace of Twilight • Skyloft • Sealed Grounds • Temple of the Sacred Sword • Temple of Souls • Gerudo Desert • Ganon's Tower • Forsaken Fortress‡ • Wind and Earth Temples‡
Items
	Pickups	Boss Key • Clock • Costume • Dropped Weapon • Food‡ • Force Fragment • Gold Skulltula • Heart • Heart Container • Magic Jar • Material • Piece of Heart • Rupee • Rupee Fairy • Sealed Weapon
	Sub-weapons and equipment	Blue Potion • Bomb/Big Bomb • Boomerang/Gale Boomerang • Bow/Sacred Bow • Burning Breath^ • Fairy • Fireball^ • Fury Horn^ • Ganon Bomb^ • Green Potion • Hammer‡ • Hookshot/Clawshot • Ocarina‡ • Purple Potion • Red Potion • Yellow Potion
	Weapons	Hylian Sword • Magic Rod • Great Fairy • Gauntlets • Master Sword • Epona* • Spinner • Giant Blade • Naginata • Harp • Book of Sorcery • Spear • Summoning Gate • Rapier • Baton • Dominion Rod* • Great Swords • Trident* • Hammer • Zora Scale • Parasol • Shackle • Scimitars • Goddess Blade • Demon Blade • Scepter • Dragon Spear • Ring • Mirror* • Mask* • Balloon* • Crossbows* • Boots† • Ocarina • Light Sword* • Sand Wand† • Cutlass • Sail* • Rito Harp • Bell† • Phantom Arms† • Rental Hammer† • Picture Frame†
Adventure Mode maps		Adventure Map • Rewards Map • Master Quest Map* • Twilight Map* • Termina Map* • Great Sea Map‡ • Master Wind Waker Map†‡ • Koholint Island Map†‡ • Grand Travels Map†‡ • Lorule Map†‡
Other		Gallery (Legends, Definitive Edition)
* Available in the original only through DLC ^ Exclusive to the original and Definitive Edition † Available in Legends only through DLC ‡ Exclusive to Legends and Definitive Edition

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