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|image=[[File:Water of Life TLOZ.jpg]]<br>Artwork from ''The Legend of Zelda''
|image=[[File:Water of Life TLOZ.jpg]]<br>Artwork from ''The Legend of Zelda''
|first_appearance=''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]''
|first_appearance=''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' (1986)
|latest_appearance=''[[Zelda's Adventure]]''
|latest_appearance=''[[Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition]]'' (2019)
|location=[[Potion Shop]] (''The Legend of Zelda'')<br>[[Moruge Swamp]] (''Zelda II'')
|location=[[Old woman]] (''The Legend of Zelda'')<br>[[Moruge Swamp]] (''The Adventure of Link'')<br>[[Skyview Spring]] (''Skyward Sword'')
|effect=Restores health
|effect=Heals Link or another character
|related=[[Blue Potion]]<br>[[Red Potion]]<br>[[Water (item)]]
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The '''Sacred Water''', originally known as the '''Water of Life'''<ref>Ogata, Hideo. ''The Legend of Zelda Tips and Tactics''. Page 15.</ref> (or '''Water of life'''<ref>''The Legend of Zelda'' instruction booklet, page 25.</ref>), is a restorative item which appears in some earlier ''[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' titles, starting with ''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]''. It also appears in all three [[Philips CD-i]] titles. Its original purpose of restoring [[Link]]'s health is largely replaced by other [[potion]]s, instead being given to other characters in later games.
The '''Water of Life''', sometimes known as the '''Water of life'''<ref>''The Legend of Zelda'' instruction booklet, page 25</ref>, is a health-restoring item which appears in some earlier ''[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' titles, starting with ''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]''. It also appears in the [[Philips CD-i]] titles, including ''[[Link: The Faces of Evil]]'', ''[[Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon]]'', and ''[[Zelda's Adventure]]''.


== History ==
==History==
=== ''The Legend of Zelda'' ===
===''The Legend of Zelda'' series===
In ''The Legend of Zelda'', the water of life is featured in both blue and red. From the intro, they are respectively known as the '''Life Potion''' and '''2nd Potion'''. When used, the Water of life fully restores [[Link]]'s health. The Life Potion only has a one-time use while the 2nd Potion can be used twice: when Link first uses the 2nd Potion, it changes back into a Life Potion. If Link has a Life Potion and purchases another, it turns into a 2nd Potion.
====''The Legend of Zelda''====
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', the Water of Life is featured in both blue and red. From the intro, they are respectively known as the '''Life Potion''' and '''2nd Potion'''. When used, the Water of Life fully restores [[Link]]'s health. The Life Potion only has a one-time use while the 2nd Potion can be used twice: when Link first uses the 2nd Potion, it changes back into a Life Potion. If Link has a Life Potion and purchases another, it turns into a 2nd Potion.


Link can only acquire water of life from the [[old woman|old women]] in the various caves, after he obtains the [[Letter]]. He can purchase the Life Potion for 40 [[Rupee]]s and the 2nd Potion for 68 Rupees.
Link can only acquire Water of Life from the [[old woman|old women]] in the various caves, after he obtains the [[Letter]]. He can purchase the Life Potion for 40 [[Rupee]]s and the 2nd Potion for 68 Rupees.
 
====''Zelda II: The Adventure of Link''====
In ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]]'', Link can no longer consume the Water of Life. Instead, its role is as a quest item for [[town folk]]. In the [[Harbor Town of Mido]], an old woman wants the Water of Life to cure her daughter's sickness. The Water of Life can be retrieved from a cave in [[Moruge Swamp]] that requires the [[Hammer]] to enter. If given to the mother, she will allow Link to enter her house and learn the [[Fairy (spell)|Fairy spell]] from the town's [[wise man]]. In this appearance, it resembles a 2nd Potion.
 
====''The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword''====
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword]]'', Sacred Water is only available at [[Skyview Spring]]. The [[Water Dragon]] requests Link to obtain another dose of it to heal the wounds inflicted by [[Ghirahim]]. [[Fi]] registers it as a [[dowse|dowsing]] target, which cannot be used within [[Skyview Temple]]. He must scoop it up in an [[bottle|Empty Bottle]] and return it to her.
 
===CD-i games===
====''Link: The Faces of Evil'' / ''Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon''====
In ''[[Link: The Faces of Evil]]'' and ''[[Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon]]'', the Water of Life can be obtained by interacting with certain characters. By default, the Water of Life refills all hearts on the spot; however, if the player has a [[Canteen]], some Water of Life will be collected in it for later use. In this appearance, it resembles a Life Potion.
 
Exclusive to ''Link: The Faces of Evil'' are Water of Life bottles hidden within certain levels, usually near the end. When struck, all of Link's hearts are restored, in addition to refilling his Canteen. These bottles never run out of Water of Life.
 
====''Zelda's Adventure''====
In ''[[Zelda's Adventure]]'', the Life Potion<ref>''Zelda's Adventure'' manual, page 4.</ref> can be bought from various merchants for 200 Rupees, and is a one-use item that fully restores Zelda's health when consumed. It is represented by a blue phial with a black crown-shaped symbol on it.
 
===''Hyrule Warriors Legends''===
In ''[[Hyrule Warriors Legends]]'', the Sacred Water is available to give to a [[companion fairy]] in [[My Fairy]] mode, increasing her trust.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
===Artwork===
<gallery>
2nd Potion TLOZ artwork.jpg|''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'' (2nd Potion)
TLoZ MB Water of Life.jpg|''[[The Legend of Zelda (Milton Bradley)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' (Milton Bradley)
G&WZ Water of Life art.jpg|''[[Zelda (Game & Watch)|Zelda]]'' (Game & Watch)
</gallery>
===Sprites===
<gallery>
<gallery>
2nd Potion TLOZ artwork.jpg|''The Legend of Zelda'' artwork (2nd Potion)
Life Potion TLoZ sprite.png|''The Legend of Zelda'' (Life Potion)
Life Potion TLoZ sprite.png|''The Legend of Zelda'' sprite (Life Potion)
2nd Potion TLoZ sprite.png|''The Legend of Zelda'' (2nd Potion)
2nd Potion TLoZ sprite.png|''The Legend of Zelda'' sprite (2nd Potion)
Water of Life ZII sprite.png|''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]]''
Water of Life TFoE sprite.png|''[[Link: The Faces of Evil]]''
Life Potion ZA sprite.png|''[[Zelda's Adventure]]'' (Life Potion)
</gallery>
</gallery>
===Screenshots===
<gallery>
Fairy Dust TWoG cutscene.png|''[[Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon]]''
</gallery>
==Names in other languages==
===Water of Life / Sacred Water===
{{foreign names
|Jap=<span class="explain" title="いのち">命</span>の<span class="explain" title="みず">水</span><ref>''Zelda no Densetsu'' instruction booklet, page 24.</ref><br>''Inochi no Mizu''<br>セイナルミズ<br>''Seinaru Mizu''<br><span class="explain" title="せい">聖</span>なる<span class="explain" title="みず">水</span><br>''Seinaru Mizu''
|JapM=Water of Life (''Zelda no Densetsu'')<br><br>Sacred Water (''Link no Bōken'')<br><br>Sacred Water (''Skyward Sword'')
}}
===Life Potion===
{{foreign names
|Jap=イノチノミズ　アオ
|JapR=Inochi no Mizu Ao
|JapM=Water of Life – Blue
}}
===2nd Potion===
{{foreign names
|Jap=イノチノミズ　アカ
|JapR=Inochi no Mizu Aka
|JapM=Water of Life – Red
}}


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Latest revision as of 15:22, January 28, 2022

Sacred Water
Water of Life TLOZ.jpg
Artwork from The Legend of Zelda
First appearance The Legend of Zelda (1986)
Latest appearance Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition (2019)
Location(s) Old woman (The Legend of Zelda)
Moruge Swamp (The Adventure of Link)
Skyview Spring (Skyward Sword)
Effect Heals Link or another character
Related items
Blue Potion
Red Potion
Water (item)

The Sacred Water, originally known as the Water of Life[1] (or Water of life[2]), is a restorative item which appears in some earlier The Legend of Zelda titles, starting with The Legend of Zelda. It also appears in all three Philips CD-i titles. Its original purpose of restoring Link's health is largely replaced by other potions, instead being given to other characters in later games.

History[edit]

The Legend of Zelda series[edit]

The Legend of Zelda[edit]

In The Legend of Zelda, the Water of Life is featured in both blue and red. From the intro, they are respectively known as the Life Potion and 2nd Potion. When used, the Water of Life fully restores Link's health. The Life Potion only has a one-time use while the 2nd Potion can be used twice: when Link first uses the 2nd Potion, it changes back into a Life Potion. If Link has a Life Potion and purchases another, it turns into a 2nd Potion.

Link can only acquire Water of Life from the old women in the various caves, after he obtains the Letter. He can purchase the Life Potion for 40 Rupees and the 2nd Potion for 68 Rupees.

Zelda II: The Adventure of Link[edit]

In Zelda II: The Adventure of Link, Link can no longer consume the Water of Life. Instead, its role is as a quest item for town folk. In the Harbor Town of Mido, an old woman wants the Water of Life to cure her daughter's sickness. The Water of Life can be retrieved from a cave in Moruge Swamp that requires the Hammer to enter. If given to the mother, she will allow Link to enter her house and learn the Fairy spell from the town's wise man. In this appearance, it resembles a 2nd Potion.

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword[edit]

In The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, Sacred Water is only available at Skyview Spring. The Water Dragon requests Link to obtain another dose of it to heal the wounds inflicted by Ghirahim. Fi registers it as a dowsing target, which cannot be used within Skyview Temple. He must scoop it up in an Empty Bottle and return it to her.

CD-i games[edit]

Link: The Faces of Evil / Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon[edit]

In Link: The Faces of Evil and Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon, the Water of Life can be obtained by interacting with certain characters. By default, the Water of Life refills all hearts on the spot; however, if the player has a Canteen, some Water of Life will be collected in it for later use. In this appearance, it resembles a Life Potion.

Exclusive to Link: The Faces of Evil are Water of Life bottles hidden within certain levels, usually near the end. When struck, all of Link's hearts are restored, in addition to refilling his Canteen. These bottles never run out of Water of Life.

Zelda's Adventure[edit]

In Zelda's Adventure, the Life Potion[3] can be bought from various merchants for 200 Rupees, and is a one-use item that fully restores Zelda's health when consumed. It is represented by a blue phial with a black crown-shaped symbol on it.

Hyrule Warriors Legends[edit]

In Hyrule Warriors Legends, the Sacred Water is available to give to a companion fairy in My Fairy mode, increasing her trust.

Gallery[edit]

Artwork[edit]

Sprites[edit]

Screenshots[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Water of Life / Sacred Water[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese 命の水[4]
Inochi no Mizu
セイナルミズ
Seinaru Mizu
聖なる水
Seinaru Mizu		 Water of Life (Zelda no Densetsu)

Sacred Water (Link no Bōken)

Sacred Water (Skyward Sword)

Life Potion[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese イノチノミズ　アオ
Inochi no Mizu Ao		 Water of Life – Blue

2nd Potion[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese イノチノミズ　アカ
Inochi no Mizu Aka		 Water of Life – Red

References[edit]

  1. ^ Ogata, Hideo. The Legend of Zelda Tips and Tactics. Page 15.
  2. ^ The Legend of Zelda instruction booklet, page 25.
  3. ^ Zelda's Adventure manual, page 4.
  4. ^ Zelda no Densetsu instruction booklet, page 24.
The Legend of Zelda
Characters
Protagonists Link • Princess Zelda • Impa (mentioned)
Supporting Fairy • Hungry Goriya • Merchant • Old man • Old woman • Secret Molblin
Bosses Aquamentus • Dodongo • Manhandla • Gleeok • Digdogger • Gohma • Ganon
Enemies and obstacles Armos • Bubble • Darknut • Gel • Ghini • Gibdo • Goriya • Head of Gleeok • Keese • Lanmola • Leever • Like Like • Lynel • Molblin • Moldorm • Octorok • Patra • Peahat • Pols Voice • Rock • Rope • Stalfos • Stone Statue • Tektite • Trap • Vire • Wall Master • Wizzrobe • Zol • Zola
Locations
Overworld Cave • Graveyard • Lost Hills • Lost Woods • Main screen • Spectacle Rock • Spring
Levels Eagle (Second Quest) • Moon (Second Quest) • Manji (Second Quest) • Snake (Second Quest) • Lizard (Second Quest) • Dragon (Second Quest) • Demon (Second Quest) • Lion (Second Quest) • Death Mountain (Second Quest)
Items 2nd Potion • Clock • Compass • Container Heart • Food • Heart • Key • Letter • Life Potion • Magical Key • Map • Raft • Recorder • Rupy • Stepladder • Triforce fragment • Triforce with Wisdom
Weapons and equipment Arrow • Blue Candle • Blue Ring • Bomb • Book of Magic • Boomerang • Bow • Magical Boomerang • Magical Rod • Magical Shield • Magical Sword • Power Bracelet • Red Candle • Red Ring • Shield • Silver Arrow • Sword • White Sword
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
Characters
Protagonists Link • Princess Zelda • Impa (mentioned)
Supporting Acheman • Bagu • Bot • Error • Ganon • King of Hyrule (mentioned) • Knights • Magician (mentioned) • Old Men • Old woman • Prince (mentioned) • River Devil • River man • Sage • Swordsmen • Town folk • Wise men
Bosses Horsehead • Helmethead • Rebonack • Carock • Gooma (Western releases) • Barba • Thunderbird • Link's Shadow
Enemies and obstacles Ache • Acheman • Aruroda • Bago-Bago • Bit • Boss Bot • Boon • Bot • Bubble • Daira • Deeler • Doomknocker • Eagle Knight • Fiery Moa • Geldarm • Gēru • Giant Bubble • Girubokku • Goriya • Gūma • Ironknuckle • Leever • Lowder • Mau • Māgo • Megmat • Moa • Molblin • Moby • Myu • Octorok • Parutamu • Rā • Rope • Soprano • Stalfos • Tektite • Wizard • Wōsu • Zola
Locations
Towns Harbor Town of Mido • Hidden Town of Kasuto • Mountain Town of Darunia • Nabooru • Old Kasuto Town • Rauru • Town of Ruto • Water Town of Saria
Regions and landmarks Death Mountain • Death Mountain Area • Maze Island • Midoro Swamp • Moruge Swamp • Parapa Desert • Port • Tantari Desert • The King's Tomb • Three Eye Rocks • Valley of Death
Palaces North Castle • Parapa Palace • Midoro Palace • Island Palace • Maze Island Palace • Palace on the Sea • Three-Eye Rock Palace • Great Palace
Items Boots • Candle • Child • Cross • Doll • Flute • Hammer • Handy Glove • Heart Container • Key • Magic Container • Magic Jar • Magic Key • Magical Shield • Magical Sword • Mirror • Treasure Bag • Trophy • Water • Water of Life • Raft • Triforce of Courage
Magic Shield • Jump • Life • Fairy • Fire • Reflect • Spell • Thunder
Miscellaneous Gallery • Pre-release and unused content • Regional differences
Link: The Faces of Evil
Characters
Protagonists Link • Gwonam • Princess Zelda
Supporting Alora • Anutu • Aypo • Clora • Droolik • Fairies • Fish Lady • Hamsha • Horgum • King Harkinian • Kulvan • Morshu • Odranoel • Suprena • Zorga
Bosses Goronu • Harlequin • Militron • Glutko • Lupay • Ganon
Enemies and obstacles Abominom • Acheman • Armos • Arpagos • Bago-Bago • Boar • Boon • Bot • Boulder • Daira • Darknut • Deadite • Deeler • Dodongo • Fire Daira • Fire Stalfos • Flying Snake • Ghini • Gleeok • Gohma • Goriya • Handwalker • Head of Gleeok • Icicle • Jawbee • Keese • Lowder • Mini-Dragon • Moa • Moblin Spearthrower • Moldorm • Molten rock • Octorok • Phyrandaii • Sancrumi • Scorpion • Spearfish • Stalfos • Tektite • Wall Master • Zol • Zora
Locations
Faces of Evil Goronu • Harlequin Bazaar • Militron • Glutko • Lupay • Ganon's Lair
Regions and landmarks Crater Cove • Firestone Lake • Fortress Centrum • Hermit Flat • Nortinka • Serigon Caves • Shipwreck Cliff • Spearfish Falls • Toyku Lighthouse
Other Koridai
Equipment
Pickups Key • Life Heart • Ruby • Triforce Map • Water of Life
Items Bell • Bomb • Book of Koridai • Canteen • Firestone • Lamp Oil • Lantern • Lantern of Vision • Magic Lantern • Power Glove • Rope • Snowball • Winged Helmet
Trade Items Crystal of Reflection • Crystal of Vision • Fire Diamond • Grapple Berries • Ice Crystal • Necklace
Weapons Magic Sword • Power Sword • Reflecting Shield • Shield • Smart Sword
Other Raft
Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon
Characters
Main Princess Zelda • Duke Onkled • Impa • King Harkinian • Link
Supporting Fairies • Grimbo • Harbanno • Lady Alma • Lika • Lord Kiro • Lubonga • Makoto • Mayor Cravendish • Merchant • Myra • Sanda • Yokan
Bosses Gibdo • Iron Knuckle • Three Witches • Wizzrobe • Hektan • Omfak • Ganon
Enemies and obstacles Arkadai • Armos • Arpagos • Bago-Bago • Boar • Boon • Bot • Boulder • Daira • Darknut • Deadite • Deeler • Dodongo • Ghini • Gleeok • Gohma • Goriya • Head of Gleeok • Jawbee • Keese • Lowder • Mini-Dragon • Moa • Moblin Spearthrower • Octorok • Phyrandaii • Spearfish • Stalfos • Stone statue • Vire • Wall Master (large) • Wall Master (small) • Zora
Locations
Towns and structures Aru Ainu • Dodomai Palace • Gobiyan Ship • Kobitan • Reesong Palace • Sakado • Shrine of Gamelon • Tykogi Tower
Regions and landmarks Ahitaru • Dordung Cave • The Fairy Pool • Hanyu Forest • Nokani Forest • Shutoy Lake • Washubi Swamp
Other Gamelon
Equipment
Pickups Key • Life Heart • Ruby • Triforce Map • Water of Life
Items Bomb • Bread • Canteen • Fairy Lantern • Flute • Lamp Oil • Lantern • Magic Cape • Magic Cloak • Magic Lantern • Power Glove • Rope • Shroud • Wand of Gamelon
Trade Items Arpagos Egg • Arpagos Feather • Cloak • Fairy Dust • Hanyu Spore • Heat Crystal
Weapons Magic Sword • Power Sword • Reflecting Shield • Shield • Smart Sword
Zelda's Adventure
Characters
Protagonists Gaspra • Link • Princess Zelda • Shurmak
Supporting Alice • Anti-Ganon soldiers • Bitterbeck de Bergmen • Carny Barkers • Condor • Debblin van Durod • Dog • Enid • Eric and Ian • Ethera • Fairy • Faust the boatman • Ghini • Glebb • Goblins • Gwynla • Knave • Krebb • Kron the pegleg • Lonlyn • Lothar • Madame Kriggle • Merribal • Mushroom • Myntoll • Nimonee • Ryco • Sir Basil • Sirram Bew • Squire Grip • Thabul • Toatabor • Toobar • Treasure Chest • Waldensop • Yalzan • Yelena • Yvonne
Bosses Llort • Pasquinade • Aviana • Malmord • AgWanda • Ursaur • Warbane • Gannon
Minibosses Sardaks • Pols Voice • Vaporas • Sea monster • Kelpis • Knights • Maxus
Enemies Alligaroo • Bat • Blacksmith • Bolla • Bounder • Cactorok • Crockarock • Deeler • Dolomite • Dragonfly • Firefly • Giant squid • Gibdo • Goriya • Invisible man • Iron Knuckle • Jackaroo • Kannis • Leever • Loccasin • Lowder • Mardleg • Mobie • Mobilin • Molluska • Mongchip • Octorok • Patra • Peahat • Pickpocket • Pols Voice • Puffer • Ray • Romraven • Sea Eagle • Sea Zola • Skora • Snake • Squibber • Stalfos • Swamp Zola • Tektite • Tornado • Tumblebot • Turtle • Vire • Volta • Wall Master • Wizzrobe • Zol
Obstacles Crystal shard • Fireball • Flames • Jack • Light beam • Spear • Spikes • Trap • Waterspout
Locations
Regions East Forest • Forest of Albon • Forest of Canvula • Forest of Ogham • Forest of Torian • Great Dry Canyon • Great South Sea • Meadow of Skotness • North Gubasha Desert • Plain of Andor • Plain of Donora • Plain of Hobel • Sea Island • Seacoast Plain • South Gubasha Desert • Swamp of Vendoss • Ubato Hills • Woods of Findo
Settlements Barachno Marsh • Great Wimbich • Mobilin's Head Inn • Purano Village • South Port • Verna • White Steed Lodge
Landmarks Fairy Fountains • Lake Boruna • Memorial of Mortality • Mystery Island • River Source Pond • Vision Henge
Dungeons Shrine of Rock • Shrine of Illusion • Shrine of Air • Shrine of Destiny • Shrine of Water • Shrine of Power • Shrine of Fire
Other Tolemac
Items
Pickups Celestial Sign • Crystal Heart • Heart • Key • Rupee
Treasures Black Orb • Bone • Bouquet • Candle • Coal • Compass • Diamond • Empty Bottle • Flute • Golden Boots • Harp • Knife • Ladder • Life Potion • Magic Shield • Map • Plank • Raft • Red Boots • Red Ribbon • Repellent • Rug • Rupee • Saltcellar • Ticket • Vial of Winds • Wand • Water Bottle
Spells Boomerang • Bow & Arrow • Broadsword • Calm • Dagger • Feather • Firestorm • Gold Necklace • Hammer • Jade Amulet • Jade Ring • Joust • Noise • Pyros • Rings of Fire • Roar Stick • Short Axe • Turquoise Ring
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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