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[[File:Nintendo Kids Club logo.png|thumb|300px|The Nintendo Kids Club logo]] ...audience. Nintendo of America has a similar larger division called [[Play Nintendo]].

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{{more images|''The Legend of Zelda'' games}} ...s also an item in the ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'' games.

{{more images}} ...usually also equipped with a [[shield]] as their defensive weapon. In many games, Link starts out with a weak sword but acquires a more powerful one later o

{{more images|appearances in other games, but mainly stage elements and hazards}} ...rate Ship, which is instead shown to be sailing in the background. In both games, the Omega form has 8-Player support, but the regular stage only supports u

{{italic title|List of ''The Legend of Zelda'' references in video games}} ...ries)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' series in [[Nintendo]] and third-party video games.

{{more images}} ...ppears 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

[[File:Play Nintendo logo.png|thumb]] ...eries. A similar division exists on the Nintendo of Europe sites, titled [[Nintendo Kids Club]].

{{more images}} ...used in tight spaces. Some games allow a Spin Attack to be performed with other weapons besides a sword.

...s Awakening (Nintendo Switch)|The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening]]'' ([[Nintendo Switch]], 2019) '''Wizzrobes''' are cloaked sorcerers who appear in various games. They are generally quite powerful, and are often divided between fire- and

{{more images}} ...h different colors and occasionally sizes determining their worth. In some games, [[Link]] can store them in a [[wallet]] of varying sizes. Their name likel

{{more images}} ...the Master Sword is the only weapon that can defeat [[Ganon]]. In several games, the Master Sword can be tempered or magically enhanced to increase its pow

{{more images}} ...people to travel in circles unless they take the correct path. In several games, the Lost Woods is where the [[Great Deku Tree]] is found, and a shrine wit

{{more images}} ...d with [[Princess Zelda]], who occasionally wields them in battle. In many games, during a boss fight against Ganon, Zelda gives Link a supply of Light Arro

{{more images}} ...ring part of [[Hyrule]]'s geography. It has made more appearances than any other specific location in ''[[The Legend of Zelda (series)|The Legend of Zelda]]

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