User:Lesoria/Sandbox/Sword Techniques - Revision history

Lesoria at 07:34, 31 January 2006

2006-01-31T07:34:56Z

Lesoria at 10:03, 29 January 2006

2006-01-29T10:03:56Z

Lesoria: /* Hurricane Spin */

2006-01-28T09:11:16Z

‎Hurricane Spin

Lesoria: /* Sword techniques listed by game */ Removed listing by game. Listing by technique looks much better to me.

2006-01-28T09:09:13Z

‎Sword techniques listed by game: Removed listing by game. Listing by technique looks much better to me.

Lesoria: /* Sword techniques listed by techinique */

2006-01-28T09:08:16Z

‎Sword techniques listed by techinique

Lesoria: /* Sword techniques listed by techinique */

2006-01-28T09:00:42Z

‎Sword techniques listed by techinique

Lesoria: /* Sword techniques listed by game */

2006-01-28T08:49:33Z

‎Sword techniques listed by game

Lesoria: /* Sword techniques listed by game= */

2006-01-28T08:46:21Z

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Lesoria at 08:45, 28 January 2006

2006-01-28T08:45:50Z

Lesoria at 08:42, 28 January 2006

2006-01-28T08:42:36Z

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−	Right now, the sword techniques are mixed in with magic spells in [[:Category:Zelda_Magic/Techniques\|their own category]]. I'll probably propose separating them sometime, but for now I'll focusing on adding to the sword technique pages a little.	+

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-Right now, the sword techniques are mixed in with magic spells in [[:Category:Zelda_Magic/Techniques|their own category]].  Most of these techniques' pages will never be more than a one or two sentence stub.  Therefore, I suggest combining them into one page.  Below shall be laid out an example of how this may appear.  Any game lacking any special sword techniques would be removed from the list.  Alternately, this list could (and possibly should) be listed by attack rather than by game.
+Right now, the sword techniques are mixed in with magic spells in [[:Category:Zelda_Magic/Techniques|their own category]].  I'll probably propose separating them sometime, but for now I'll focusing on adding to the sword technique pages a little.
-−
-−
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-=Sword techniques listed by techinique=
-−
-==Bubble Blast==
-(I don't know if this is a sword technique, because I'm not familiar with Majora's Mask.)
-−
-==Dash Attack==
-Usage: Equip [[Pegasus Boots]] and a sword, then dash.
-−
-Introduced in [[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]], this attack allows Link to attack while running.
-−
-In [[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]], Link learns this attack from the swordsmaster, Swiftblade.
-−
-==Down Thrust==
-Usage (AoL): Jump, then press down.
-Usage (TMC): Jump with the [[Roc's Cape]], and use the sword while in the air.
-−
-In [[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]], Link learns this attack from the swordsmaster, Swiftblade.
-−
-==Great Spin Attack==
-Usage: After performing a [[#Spin Attack|Spin Attack]], keep pressing the sword button to continue the spin attack.
-−
-In [[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]], Link learns this attack from the swordsmaster, Swiftblade the First.  The swordsmaster, Greatblade, teaches the Great Spin Time Upgrade, allowing Link's Spin Attack to last even longer.
-−
-This move is similar to the [[#Hurricane Spin|Hurricane Spin]].
-−
-==Hurricane Spin==
-−
-The Hurricane Spin first appeared in [[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]], and has since appeared in [[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords|Four Swords]], [[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]], and even the GBA port of [[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]].
-−
-In A Link to the Past, technique is only available in the Gameboy Advance port of A Link to the Past, and requires complete the multi-player Four Swords game and other quests before it may be learned.
-−
-This move is similar to the [[#Great Spin Attack|Great Spin Attack]].
-−
-==Jump Attack==
-−
-==Peril Beam==
-Usage: When Link has only one heart left, swing the sword.
-−
-Similar to the [[#Sword Beam|Sword Beam]], the Peril Beam fires a projectile attack.
-−
-In [[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]], Link learns this attack from the swordsmaster, Waveblade.
-−
-==Rock Breaker==
-Usage: With a strong sword, Link is able to break pots by attacking them.
-−
-In [[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]], Link learns this attack from the swordsmaster, Swiftblade.
-−
-==Roll Attack==
-Usage: By swining his sword as he finishes rolling, Link is able to finish his roll with an attack.
-−
-In [[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]], Link learns this attack from the swordsmaster, Greyblade.
-−
-==Spin Attack==
-Usage: Press and hold the sword button.  After charging, release.
-−
-This is one of Link's common attacks since [[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]] when his uncle taught him the move.
-−
-In [[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]], Link learns this attack from the swordsmaster, Swiftblade.  The swordsmaster, Scarblade, teaches the Spin Attack Charge Upgrade, allowing Link's Spin Attack to charge more quickly.
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-Also in The Minish Cap, charging the sword fills Link's Spirit Gauge.  The swordsmaster, Splitblade, teaches the Spirit Gauge Charge Upgrade, allowing Link's Spirit Gauge to fill faster.
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-==Sword Beam==
-Usage: When Link's hearts are full, swing the sword.
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-Link's earliest sword technique, the Sword Beam fires a projectile attack.  This move  only appears in 2D games.
-−
-In [[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]], Link learns this attack from the swordsmaster, Grimblade.
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-==Up Thrust==
-Usage (AoL): Jump, then press up.

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	==Hurricane Spin==		==Hurricane Spin==
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		+	The Hurricane Spin first appeared in [[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker\|The Wind Waker]], and has since appeared in [[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords\|Four Swords]], [[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures\|Four Swords Adventures]], and even the GBA port of [[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past\|A Link to the Past]].
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		+	In A Link to the Past, technique is only available in the Gameboy Advance port of A Link to the Past, and requires complete the multi-player Four Swords game and other quests before it may be learned.
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	This move is similar to the [[#Great Spin Attack\|Great Spin Attack]].		This move is similar to the [[#Great Spin Attack\|Great Spin Attack]].

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:09, 28 January 2006
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	Right now, the sword techniques are mixed in with magic spells in [[:Category:Zelda_Magic/Techniques\|their own category]]. Most of these techniques' pages will never be more than a one or two sentence stub. Therefore, I suggest combining them into one page. Below shall be laid out an example of how this may appear. Any game lacking any special sword techniques would be removed from the list. Alternately, this list could (and possibly should) be listed by attack rather than by game.		Right now, the sword techniques are mixed in with magic spells in [[:Category:Zelda_Magic/Techniques\|their own category]]. Most of these techniques' pages will never be more than a one or two sentence stub. Therefore, I suggest combining them into one page. Below shall be laid out an example of how this may appear. Any game lacking any special sword techniques would be removed from the list. Alternately, this list could (and possibly should) be listed by attack rather than by game.

−	~~=Sword techniques listed by game=~~
−	~~==Common sword techniques==~~
−	~~These sword techniques appear in most Zelda games.~~
−	~~===Sword Beam===~~
−	~~===Spin Attack===~~

−	~~==The Adventure of Link==~~
−	~~===Down Thrust===~~
−	~~===Up Thrust===~~
−
−	~~==A Link to the Past==~~
−	~~===Dash Attack===~~
−	~~===Hurricane Spin===~~
−	~~This technique is only available in the Gameboy Advance port of A Link to the Past, and requires complete the multi-player Four Swords game and other quests before it may be learned.~~
−
−	~~==Ocarina of Time==~~
−
−	~~==Majora's Mask==~~
−	~~(I'm unfamiliar with this game and its attacks.)~~
−	~~===Bubble Blast===~~
−	~~===Jump Attack===~~
−	~~===Spin Attack===~~
−
−	~~==Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons==~~
−
−	~~==Four Swords==~~
−
−	~~==The Wind Waker==~~
−	~~===Hurricane Spin===~~
−	~~===Jump Attack===~~
−	~~===Spin Attack===~~
−
−	~~==Four Swords Adventures==~~
−
−	~~==The Minish Cap techniques==~~
−	~~===Spin Attack===~~
−	~~===Sword Beam===~~
−	~~===Dash Attack===~~
−	~~===Peril Beam===~~
−	~~===Rock Breaker===~~
−	~~===Roll Attack===~~
−	~~===Down Thrust===~~
−	~~===Great Spin Attack===~~

	=Sword techniques listed by techinique=		=Sword techniques listed by techinique=

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 ==Down Thrust==
 ==Great Spin Attack==
 This move is similar to the [[#Hurricane Spin|Hurricane Spin]].
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 ==Rock Breaker==
 ==Roll Attack==
 ==Spin Attack==
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 This is one of Link's common attacks since [[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]] when his uncle taught him the move.
-In [[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]], Link learns this attack from the swordsmaster, Swiftblade.
+In [[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]], Link learns this attack from the swordsmaster, Swiftblade.  The swordsmaster, Scarblade, teaches the Spin Attack Charge Upgrade, allowing Link's Spin Attack to charge more quickly.
 ==Sword Beam==
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 ==Up Thrust==

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	===Down Thrust===		===Down Thrust===
	===Great Spin Attack===		===Great Spin Attack===
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		+	=Sword techniques listed by techinique=
		+	==Bubble Blast==
		+	(I don't know if this is a sword technique, because I'm not familiar with Majora's Mask.)
		+	==Dash Attack==
		+	==Down Thrust==
		+	==Great Spin Attack==
		+	==Hurricane Spin==
		+	==Jump Attack==
		+	==Peril Beam==
		+	==Rock Breaker==
		+	==Roll Attack==
		+	==Spin Attack==
		+	==Sword Beam==
		+	==Up Thrust==

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 Right now, the sword techniques are mixed in with magic spells in [[:Category:Zelda_Magic/Techniques|their own category]].  Most of these techniques' pages will never be more than a one or two sentence stub.  Therefore, I suggest combining them into one page.  Below shall be laid out an example of how this may appear.  Any game lacking any special sword techniques would be removed from the list.  Alternately, this list could (and possibly should) be listed by attack rather than by game.
-=Sword techniques listed by game==
+=Sword techniques listed by game=
 ==Common sword techniques==
 These sword techniques appear in most Zelda games.
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 ==A Link to the Past==
 ===Dash Attack===
-===Hurricane Spin==
+===Hurricane Spin===
 This technique is only available in the Gameboy Advance port of A Link to the Past, and requires complete the multi-player Four Swords game and other quests before it may be learned.

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:42, 28 January 2006
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−	Right now, the sword techniques are mixed in with magic spells in [[:Category:Zelda_Magic/Techniques\|their own category]]. Most of these techniques' pages will never be more than a one or two sentence stub. Therefore, I suggest combining them into one page. Below shall be laid out an example of how this may appear.	+	Right now, the sword techniques are mixed in with magic spells in [[:Category:Zelda_Magic/Techniques\|their own category]]. Most of these techniques' pages will never be more than a one or two sentence stub. Therefore, I suggest combining them into one page. Below shall be laid out an example of how this may appear. Any game lacking any special sword techniques would be removed from the list.
		+
		+	==Common sword techniques==
		+	These sword techniques appear in most Zelda games.
		+	===Sword Beam===
		+	===Spin Attack===
		+
		+	==The Adventure of Link==
		+	===Down Thrust===
		+	===Up Thrust===
		+
		+	==A Link to the Past==
		+	===Whirling Blade==
		+	This technique is only available in the Gameboy Advance port of A Link to the Past, and requires complete the multi-player Four Swords game and other quests before it may be learned.
		+
		+	==Ocarina of Time==
		+
		+	==Majora's Mask==
		+
		+	==Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons==
		+
		+	==Four Swords==
		+
		+	==The Wind Waker==
		+
		+	==Four Swords Adventures==
		+
		+	==The Minish Cap techniques==
		+	===Spin Attack===
		+	===Sword Beam===
		+	===Dash Attack===
		+	===Peril Beam===
		+	===Rock Breaker===
		+	===Roll Attack===
		+	===Down Thrust===
		+	===Great Spin Attack===