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...he Legend of Zelda]]'' series, starting with the first game. They are also items, and among the most common in the game. Link can obtain them through variou [[Category:The Legend of Zelda items]]

...[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]''. They are one of the most common items in the game. Deku Seeds are sold at some stores, and [[Link]] can sometimes [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time items]]

'''Arrows''' are recurring items in ''[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' series, and the [[Category:Items]]

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'''Ropes''' are items that appear in ''[[Link: The Faces of Evil]]'' and ''[[Zelda: The Wand of G [[Category:Link: The Faces of Evil items]]

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'''Snowballs''' are items that appear in ''[[Link: The Faces of Evil]]''. They can only be found in f [[Category:Link: The Faces of Evil items]]

...'''Triforces'''<ref>''Link: The Faces of Evil'' manual, page 6.</ref>, are items seen in ''[[Link: The Faces of Evil]]'' and ''[[Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon] [[Category:Link: The Faces of Evil items]]

|effect=Stun enemies, hit distant switches, retrieve distant items ...it to stun enemies, activate distant [[switch]]es, retrieve small pick-up items, or defeat weaker enemies. After hitting its target, the Boomerang moves ba

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...climbing up a giant beanstalk, Link reaches a small cloud area with a few items, usually [[Rupee]]s or [[Secret Seashell|Mysterious Shell]]s. Two giant bea ==Locations and items==

...Link will explore dungeons and shrines where puzzles, monsters and special items await! ...the trials inside, Link must think up smart solutions to puzzles using the items at his disposal and collect keys that open locked doors.

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'''Firestones''' are items in ''[[Link: The Faces of Evil]]''. They are flame-shaped rocks dropped exc [[Category:Link: The Faces of Evil items]]

'''Guardian Acorns''' are items that appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]'', ''[[The Legen [[Piece of Power|Pieces of Power]] are similar items to Guardian Acorns in that the same theme plays while they are in effect. T

...f> (or '''1-Ups'''<ref>M. Arakawa. ''NES Game Atlas''. Page 65.</ref>) are items that give [[Link]] a [[lives|life]] in ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link] [[Category:Zelda II: The Adventure of Link items]]

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...]]'', [[Link]] finds a hammer at [[Spectacle Rock]]. It is one of only two items found outside [[palace]]s, and the hammer is used to destroy four [[boulder [[Category:Zelda II: The Adventure of Link items]]

...a shop in the building that contains many important items and weapons. The items must first be rented, which is indicated by small purple bunny ears on the

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...p]]s, [[Boss Key]]s, [[Gasha Seed]]s, and [[Magical Ring]]s; none of these items can be collected by the player. [[Link]] must throw a [[bomb]] into the lav

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...Collector's Edition'' Nintendo Player's Guide, page 28.</ref> are pick-up items which appear in ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link]]''. They are white sac [[Category:Zelda II: The Adventure of Link items]]

'''Big Keys''' are large [[Small Key|key]] items that appear in various games. Big Keys are similar to [[Boss Key]]s as they [[Category:Items]]

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...trieve items to progress such as the [[Triforce]], and in order to get the items the player often has to go through [[dungeon]]s, large levels that often re

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...da: Ocarina of Time'' Nintendo 64 instruction booklet, page 29.</ref>, are items in ''[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' series that rep [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past items]]

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...ire Mountain]], requiring the [[Ice Arrows]] to traverse. They are passive items and allow Link to lift objects such as [[stone head]]s, certain [[boulder]] [[Category:The Legend of Zelda items]]

...]. She gives him the Weird Egg to wake up her father, [[Talon]]. Like most items, the player can assign the Weird Egg to one of the C-buttons from the [[inv [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time items]]

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...r of which restores more of the Magic gauge. [[Green Potion]]s are similar items that restore the Magic gauge entirely. Magic Jars are hidden throughout the [[Category:Zelda II: The Adventure of Link items]]

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...im if there is a nearby [[Treasure Chest]] or a [[Piece of Heart]]. If the items have already been collected, the hawk tells Wolf Link that there is nothing .... Hawk Grass can be used to summon a hawk to defeat them without using any items, and from a safe distance where they cannot harm him.

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'''Compasses''' are dungeon items that appear in several of ''[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend of Ze [[Category:Items]]

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...eeper sells common items (such as [[bomb]]s and [[heart]]s) and two unique items, the [[Shovel]] and the [[Bow]]. Link can either pay for the item or steal

|effect=Target up to a few objects and enemies, bring distant items to Link ...is versatile, as it can be used to put out fires, cut ropes, reach distant items, and carry [[bomb]]s toward targets. Unlike other boomerangs, the Gale Boom

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...uction booklet, page 22.</ref>) and '''Magic Clocks'''<ref name=GBA/>, are items that appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' ...t]]''.<ref>TCRF. [https://tcrf.net/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_A_Link_to_the_Past#Items The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]. ''The Cutting Room Floor''. Retri

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...– Link's Awakening'' Player's Guide. Page 11.</ref>, are triangular-shaped items that appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]'', ''[[The Legen [[Guardian Acorn]]s are similar items to Pieces of Power in that the same theme plays while they are in effect. T

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...Seeds. Both shops have a bottom floor where Stockwell sells higher priced items, all of which can only be bought by [[Link]] one time. The bottom floor of ..., he sells a variety of items, capacity upgrades, and equipment; the basic items include [[Bomb]]s, [[Arrow]]s, and [[Mysterious Shell]]s, the capacity upgr

==Items for sale== The Town Tool Shop sells both common and unique items, which appear on the wall at the opposite side of the entrance. To buy an i

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'''Deku Sticks''' are items that appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]'' and ''[[The Leg In their debut appearance, Deku Sticks are one of the first items that Link can obtain. Aside from obtaining them through normal means, Link

...d Water|Water of Life]], and the game-exclusive [[Tomahawk]]. All of these items appear on the left side of the top screen. Link eventually finds a special ===Items===

In ''The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past'', the Lamp is one of the first items that [[Link]] receives. It can be found inside a [[Treasure Chest]] in [[Li ...nk]]s use Lamps to burn objects, [[Force Gem]]s appear. Lamps are the only items that cannot be upgraded to Level 2 by a [[Great Fairy]].

...n item you may find in Hyrule. When you are near treasure chests or hidden items, if you have the Stone of Agony, your controller rumbles (only with the Rum [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time items]]

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...required tasks or items in Animal Village. Two of the [[trading sequence]] items, [[honeycomb]] and [[hibicus]], are obtained in the Animal Village. A [[Pie

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'''Bombs''' are explosive items that appear in most titles of ''[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend o In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords]]'', bombs appear as one of the many items available from podiums placed throughout the game, and act like they do in

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...from 1991 to 1992. The books require the reader to keep track of inventory items, coins, and points. They are similar to Chooseco's ''{{wp|Choose Your Own A

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...] can use the Clawshot to pull himself towards certain surfaces or certain items toward him. The Clawshot first appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess items]]

...from [[Rosa]] in a linked game) and then track the rest down. Some of his items must be bartered for with [[Mystical Seed]]s or the shovel at [[Tokay Trade

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'''Candles''' are items that appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' [[Category:The Legend of Zelda items]]

...Zelda (series)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' game. They are featured as recovery items in the ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'' series. Most of ...d replenish 100 percentage points of health. In The Legend of Zelda, these items beefed up Link's life meter; in most cases, Link found them in the possessi

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...the dungeon's boss or to progress within the dungeon, and several of these items are used in later parts of Link's adventure.

...cted portions scattered across the surface, some of which require specific items to uncover.

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...normal Phantoms, both in patrol and pursuit. They also can pick up dropped items, like [[crystal]]s and [[Force Gem]]s, which can only be recovered by stunn

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...-used escape mechanism among the [[Sheikah]]. Although Deku Nuts are basic items, they can deal damage to [[Ganon]] during the boss fight against him. | ''Items that explode in a flash of blinding light shortly after they appear or when

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...ce in the grottoes and the well is a way to gain an endless supply of both items.

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...nk gets more, and simply saying "bye" after a pause on the rare chance all items fall into pits or water. She always goes after rarer drops first, with the

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...wer-ups from enemies, you can gain the ability to use stronger versions of items for a short amount of time|Tutorial|Hyrule Warriors}} ...adge]]s. There is also an Item Power-Up [[Apothecary]] Mixture that causes items to be permanently powered up for a single battle scenario, which costs 100

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..., while still saving the data regarding crystals that have been placed and items that have been collected. ...th his sword. In English releases, Link can automatically pick up one-time items, and two sprites were created to show him holding up the item.

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...hen segments are destroyed, they usually leave behind heavily regenerative items, such as [[fairy|faeries]] and giant [[Magic Jar|Magic Decanter]]s, though ...ttacked or hitting Link, and the segments no longer give heavy restorative items. When it is defeated, a [[Treasure Chest]] with a [[Small Key]] appears, th

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'''Bombchus''' (alternatively pluralized as '''Bombchu''') are explosive items resembling blue and yellow mice. They first appear in ''[[The Legend of Zel Link can carry up to 50 Bombchus, and no upgrades are available. Unlike other items with expendable ammunition, they cannot be found in [[pot]]s or other break

...Link because the Hawk that it summons instead gives him hints about nearby items. If Wolf Link uses the Hawk Grass after scaring away Hanch in Ordon Village

...respective title. In ''Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon'', there are two trading items related to Arpagos, the [[Arpagos Egg]] and the [[Arpagos Feather]]. The [[

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*[[Town Tool Shop]]: A store where Link can buy items and weapons. The items that are available change as Link progresses in his adventure.

...container into of the vats outside of the shop. Link can then pay for the items by depositing the appropriate number of [[Rupee]]s into the payment box. If

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap]]'' Light Arrows are optional items that can be obtained through a [[Kinstone Fusion]]. Link must first fuse Ki [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time items]]

...lf-filled [[bottle]] of [[milk]] as a reward. Link is now able to purchase items from Sera, and is required to purchase the [[Slingshot]] for his adventure.

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|effect=Stores certain items for later use<br>Reflects certain magical attacks ...ypically small glass containers closed with a cork. They can store various items such as [[Fairy|fairies]], [[potion]]s, and [[Poe Soul]]s. Many ''The Legen

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...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 [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past items]]

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...ng his [[sword]], saying that there is not enough time to gather his other items, then takes his to Koridai on his carpet, pointing out the various [[Faces

...ts in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]''. They are collectible items that [[Link]] can give to [[Agitha]], who is found in [[Agitha's Castle]] i [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess items]]

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...allowing Link to speak to them. If he does so, they will offer to sell him items, usually for a higher price than they are otherwise. If Link refuses or doe ...ku Flower]]s they are appointed to throughout [[Termina]]. While most sell items, two others operate the [[Deku Scrub Playground]] in [[Clock Town]], and an

...inward to punch him back, damaging him. Additionally, Link cannot use his items or pick up [[pot]]s while grabbed. To attack the Snapper, Link needs to tim

...Link has bought the Salvage Arm, Eddo does not build any more purchasable items.

...and [[Moblin]]s to receive a Piece of Heart. [[Rupee]]s and various other items are hidden beneath the other boulders.

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...ight enemies with a baked apple, but these in-game tasty treats are useful items: eating one restores a whole [[heart]]. The old man is a pretty nice guy, h ...’re definitely more delicious. Plus, these in-game tasty treats are useful items: eating one restores a whole heart. Thanks, old man!

|items = [[Fairy Bow]] (''Ocarina of Time'')<br>[[Gale Boomerang]] (''Twilight Pri ...cause its entrance is blocked off by a large rock. Once Link has the three items, the rock is somehow replaced with a spider web, which Link must burn using

...ct can be seen if [[Link]] uses a [[Medallion]] near it, and certain other items collide with it.

..."Once Upon a Time Machine," where they fly in to drop rocks upon and steal items from the heroes.

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...s the owner of [[Beedle's Shop Ship]], a boat from which he buys and sells items. Primarily, he sells [[All-Purpose Bait]] and [[Hyoi Pear]]s, later adding ...ership and is mailed a [[Fill-Up Coupon]], which refills all replenishable items and health for free.

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...The Adventure of Link]]'', which does not have any currency or purchasable items. ...pon defeat in this game is the [[Takkuri]], which itself steals Rupees and items. There is also a [[Clock Town Bank|bank]] where Link can deposit his Rupees

...ey most often appear in rooms with a large amount of breakable blocks with items underneath, thus complicating Link's escape from it.

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...ink]] chases after a Wild Pig, it runs from him. Pigs may sometimes dig up items from the ground.

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...mplications of which have sometimes been parodied in the franchise. Common items include [[heart]]s, [[Rupee]]s, [[Magic Jar]]s, [[bomb]]s, and [[arrow]]s,

...ers or push large blocks.<ref>[https://www.zeldaspeedruns.com/oot/skipping-items/strength-upgrades-and-sarias-song "Strength Upgrades and Saria's Song"]. '' [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time items]]

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...making it easier to target them with [[Navi]] and destroy them with other items like [[Deku Nut]]s. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Master Ques

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...and the [[Strange Brothers|pair of brothers]] who are interested in human items are seen as odd by the rest. Additionally the [[Subrosian smith]]s behavior

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*One of the obtainable items is a [[Yoshi Doll]], which is of [[mariowiki:Yoshi|Yoshi]].

...ubs that can truly be "defeated." Both of these types can be attacked with items other than reflected nuts, unlike normal Deku Scrubs. ...do not put forth any effort into halting the Links' progress beyond hiding items occasionally. Additionally, one of them states that people who get lost in

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*Some [[treasure chest]]s feature different items than the original version. ...ics. Help Link search for the eight Instruments of the Sirens, collecting items like the Pegasus Boots and Hook Shot, traversing challenging dungeons, and

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...from [[Eagle|the first labyrinth]], and like them, they can visibly carry items within them, such as [[Small Key|key]]s and [[bomb]]s. However, they do not ...the masked Link to give them varying items using obtuse hints. Most of the items can be kept within [[empty bottle]]s, and most are also found somewhere in

...ems such as the [[Power Bracelet]] and [[Power Glove]]), and miscellaneous items (such as the Life Stone, which resembles a [[Heart Container]] in design an

...the ring. To challenge him, he must be paid 10 [[Rupee]]s, and he forbids items and [[Ring]]s to be used in battle against him in favor of bare fists. If L

...em up, giving him an [[bottle|Empty Bottle]] if he succeeds. There are two items relating to Cucco; one is the [[Pocket Egg]], which hatches into a [[Pocket ...endo 3DS]]'' / ''[[Super Smash Bros. for Wii U|Wii U]]'', Cuccos appear as items. In ''Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS'', Cuccos appear as enemies in [[s

...poser Brother (either [[Flat]] or [[Sharp]]) emerges to attack Link. Other items found beneath their respective graves include a [[Piece of Heart]] and a [[

...Gaebora]] for the first time. Throughout the stage, Link can obtain three items: the [[Boomerang]], the [[Blue Bracelet]], and the [[Fire Rod]]. Near the e

...t of ''Animal Crossing: New Leaf'' showing various ''The Legend of Zelda'' items]] ...s possible to collect [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] games as furniture items and actually play them. One of the games, ''The Legend of Zelda'', is unuse

...r favorite item for the A and B Buttons on the Sub-Screen. Using different items, you can fight without a sword! Try many different things to find what's ri ...bscreen you can get to with + is very useful! You can select your favorite items for the X and Y buttons there.''"

|image=[[File:TLoZ item-archery art.jpg]]<br>Artwork of the archery items from ''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'', with the

...must be accessed from small holes in adjacent cells. Inside the cells are items as well as powerful enemies such as Black [[Moblin]]s and several types of

...an grant [[Link]] with a reward such as extended health, magic or upgraded items. Their appearances and personalities vary drastically, but starting with '' ...found behind a wall outside the Pyramid. The Great Fairies enhance certain items thrown into the [[Mysterious Pond]] situated in their respective rooms, or

...bomb]]s to hit switches and blow up blocks, and a bow and arrow to collect items or attack enemies. He is also able to use the sword to hit enemies, and use [[Category:The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past items]]

...e]]. Yellow ones carry arrows like the previous two carry their respective items. Blue ones only appear in one room, and carry nothing at all. Their purpose ...ks will bounce them off. Similar to ''Majora's Mask'', they give different items upon defeat, with red ones giving Recovery Hearts, green ones giving Magic

{{about|the species|the character-esque items in [[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]|[[Spirit (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate)]]}}

Instead of traditional inventory items, Link uses interactive runes from his [[Sheikah Slate]], such as two types

...you defeat a Bot (or a Bit, his red cousin) you win two points. Touch the items they leave with your sword and pick them up."''

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...most dungeons, this one has three old men offering advice and two dungeon items, being the defense-boosting [[Red Ring]] and the [[Silver Arrow]] needed to ...and [[Tektite]]s. Many caves can be found, many of which lead to different items, but also tend to have other types of enemies and only be accessible by war

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|'''''Link has some useful items'''<br>Which one would you carry in your backpack? |''Which of these handy items would you carry in your backpack?

...emies are the same as in ''Link: The Faces of Evil'', although the trading items, characters, and bosses are different. When the player begins this quest, t ...y can be obtained by defeating enemies, and are also needed to use certain items.

...uccessful. However, they are still weak to bombs. Damaging them with other items will anger them and prompt them to charge while flailing their fists, thoug ...Link is sneaky enough, he can softly land on a Hinox's belly and take the items without waking it. Like other enemies in the game, established Hinox colors

...ogma]] named [[Plats]], Link needs to sneak around the mountain to get his items back while avoiding the Bokoblins and their newly-fortified security measur

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...ugh attacking them enough will clip them, typically one at a time. Certain items will destroy their wings in one hit, though these Mothulas also have more h

...the player is standing still or crouching. Link can purchase other useful items at [[Morshu]]'s store, including [[Lantern Oil|lamp oil]], [[rope (item)|ro ==Items==

:*"ALL OF TREASURES" in the list of items has been changed to "ALL TREASURES." :*"RUPY" and "RUPIES" in the list of items have been changed to "RUPEE" and "RUPEES," respectively.

...in a daze, giving Link opportunity to attack it. Once he gains long-range items, attacking them becomes simpler. Sometimes, if a Kargaroc is returning to a

...ly, the second Eyegore guards the [[Giant's Mask]] in the original, but no items in the 3DS version due to the mask being moved to the [[Twinmold]] fight.

...items, in order to get a wise man to teach spells to him. Some spells and items are necessary for advancing in the game. ==Items==

...y enemy in the room, or by moving [[block]]s around. There are some unique items that Link can obtain within the dungeon, such as a [[boomerang]]. A boss of ...nd a few dungeon entrances from the Overworld can only be entered by using items that are obtained in previous locations.

...as released a month later, allowing the player to start the game with more items and Rupies.

In various levels, they can be found causing mayhem with different items, but can be defeated easily. However, when one pulls out a [[Big Bomb]], th ...ks are unique to the [[StreetPass]] battle mode. Players can equip various items to the Shadow Link that represents them for other players to battle.

...the letters aloud to Link, and also tells him if the letter came with any items. At one point, he accidentally reads [[Jolene's Letter|a letter]] to Link t

...oor Masters can be attacked and defeated with the [[sword]] and many other items while exposed. Aside from the Forsaken Fortress, they appear in the [[Earth

...he [[Great Sea]]. Link survives and perseveres with his adventure, gaining items and weapons, before returning to the Forsaken Fortress to reattempt rescuin

...[[King Dorephan]]. In many appearances, he provides [[Link]] with helpful items, usually to help him swim better.

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{{rewrite-expand|add descriptions for characters, enemies, items}} ...l ''The Legend of Zelda'' games, although earlier handheld games also have items assigned to the A and B buttons. Pressing the R button makes Link perform a

...This Goriya is friendly, and will trade his powerful boomerang for certain items Link has in his inventory. However, if spoken to again, he will eagerly ask

|items=[[Bow]]<br>[[Pendants of Virtue#Pendant of Courage|Pendant of Courage]]

...y flip between showing their backs and bellies. Child Link's non-explosive items cannot damage a Skulltula from the back, so he must time his attack to hit

The game introduces items and equipment that would become common throughout ''The Legend of Zelda'' s ...et vendor in Kakariko Village who sells Link a bottle and will buy certain items.

...nd forth, once forward, or if Link is behind one, once while turning. Most items will not damage them. Once they have taken enough damage, their outer armor

...equipment, one example being the [[Skull Hammer]]. The game introduces new items such the [[Deku Leaf]], which allows Link to safely glide across to a dista ...For a fee, Tingle can either find hidden treasures, provide hints, or sell items for Link.

...of the city. Several of the thieves are well-hidden and require particular items to reach; some require a [[Power Bracelet]] to reach, which can be obtained

...Guide. Page 15.</ref> They are capable of eating a large number of Link's items, including [[Rupee]]s and the [[Red Shield]]. However, they cannot eat the

...reens are very similar to each other. Near the bottom of the level are two items: the [[Roc's Feather]] and the [[Pegasus Boots]]. The Roc's Feather is used

...in place. They can be pushed with the shield and defeated with most other items. ==Items==

...onsists of 86 trading cards, and they feature characters, enemies, bosses, items, and weapons from ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess''. On the back o

|A young apprentice witch who Link can collide with to cause both their items to scatter. |A pair of Subrosians obsessed with humans' items.

...erudo but the town's guards are apathetic about the law. Many sell various items in stalls in the center of Gerudo Town. Due to the lack of males in their t

|A young apprentice witch who Link can collide with to cause both their items to scatter. |A witch who sells [[Secret medicine|Magic Potion]] and other items from her shop in [[Yoll Graveyard]].

...ight World that are stuck in the twilight, and digging patches with hidden items. When Midna is Wolf Link's back, he can use dark energy that forms a large ...ii remote, and attack by pressing the B button. When Link is not using any items, the player can use a [[fairy]] as a cursor while pointing the Wii Remote t

...on specific days. Each time the cycle is reset, Link loses all disposable items, such as [[Rupee]]s and [[arrow]]s, as well as any quest progress, as every ...-rounded compare to the more specialized others, and can use a majority of items (some of which are upgradable), wear masks, and ride [[Epona]]. He is more

...th Temple]] and curse Link, which now causes him to not be able to use any items at all for a short period or until he touches light, an effect shared with

...h small holes, use [[mask]]s, and plant [[Magic Bean]]s, but the offensive items he can use are fairly weak and he cannot use most specialized equipment. Ad ...of equipment, and riding [[Epona]] and Magic Bean sprouts, but many of the items he gained in childhood cannot be used and as such must be replaced with cou

...ck it. They can be knocked down immediately with a bomb, though most other items have no effect. Sometimes, a horizontal sword slice will cut a Stalfos's to

...a [[boss]] at the end. As he progresses in his journey, Link obtains more items and weapons that help him along the way. At the final boss, who is usually ...rystal]]s and a scroll with the Hyrule crest, both of which are hereditary items in Impa's family. Link opened the scroll, which was written in an ancient s

...en jump to get behind Link to attack, and will jump out of the way of most items or [[Jump Attack|jump attack]]s. His only weak point is the wound from the