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Iron Knuckle: /* A Link to the Past (SNES & GBA) */

2006-01-13T12:47:17Z

‎A Link to the Past (SNES & GBA)

Arturo: /* Miscellaneous Notes */

2006-01-12T21:52:14Z

‎Miscellaneous Notes

Arturo: /* Miscellaneous Notes */

2006-01-12T21:48:58Z

‎Miscellaneous Notes

Iron Knuckle: /* Overall */

2006-01-12T13:46:00Z

‎Overall

Iron Knuckle: /* Translations */

2006-01-12T13:45:27Z

‎Translations

Iron Knuckle: /* Price Table */ Misspelled Goht

2006-01-12T13:44:59Z

‎Price Table: Misspelled Goht

Iron Knuckle at 13:43, 12 January 2006

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[[Category:Zelda Items]]
[[Category:The Legend of Zelda Items]]
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[[Category:Ocarina of Time Items]]
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[[Category:Link's Awakening DX Items]]
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[[Category:Oracle of Seasons Items]]
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[[Category:Oracle of Ages Items]]
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	After obtaining the Bow Link can find arrows as regular items that are hidden in pots or bushes. Initially he carries up to 30 arrows. Visit the "[[Pond of Happiness]]" and toss money in the well for a total value of 100 [[Rupee\|rupees]]. After doing so a [[Great Fairy]] comes to visit you and you can choose to carry more Arrows. The upgrade is 5 arrows per 100 rupees, this can be done until you have a total of 70 Arrows.		After obtaining the Bow Link can find arrows as regular items that are hidden in pots or bushes. Initially he carries up to 30 arrows. Visit the "[[Pond of Happiness]]" and toss money in the well for a total value of 100 [[Rupee\|rupees]]. After doing so a [[Great Fairy]] comes to visit you and you can choose to carry more Arrows. The upgrade is 5 arrows per 100 rupees, this can be done until you have a total of 70 Arrows.
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		+	[[Image:ArrowUpgrade_ALttP.png\|center]]

	The regular arrows deal a bit more damage than your first sword. Near the end of the game the arrows could be upgraded to [[Silver Arrow\|Silver arrows]] by visiting the Great Fairy located in the Pyramid of Power. These Silver arrows substitute your regular ones, meaning that every arrow you find afterwards is considered to be a Silver arrow. The Silver arrows were just like in LoZ the key item to beating the evil [[Ganon]].		The regular arrows deal a bit more damage than your first sword. Near the end of the game the arrows could be upgraded to [[Silver Arrow\|Silver arrows]] by visiting the Great Fairy located in the Pyramid of Power. These Silver arrows substitute your regular ones, meaning that every arrow you find afterwards is considered to be a Silver arrow. The Silver arrows were just like in LoZ the key item to beating the evil [[Ganon]].

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 Link's arrows appear to be made of wood, since they can catch fire, when shot through a flame. These days arrows are often made of Carbon, and have about four or more layers for an optimal weight and accuracy. The four vanes are very small and accurately shaped, since the slightest twitch will send the arrow in the wrong direction. (Something Link doesn't need to worry about)
-Archery is an Olympic sport even though it is not practiced by many people. The origin of the Arrow is unknown to me, but I know that they exist for quite a long time.
+Archery is an Olympic sport even though it is not practiced by many people. The first representation of people using bow and arrows might have been in Ancient Egypt, where noblemen and the pharaoh were represented hunting or fighting
 ==Price Table==

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 ==Miscellaneous Notes==
-Link uses Bow and Arrow in almost every game he is in, even the games that are outside the Legend of Zelda. A few examples are Super Smash Brothers: Melee and Soul Caliber II (GCN version). In these games the bow and arrow is used as an offensive weapon allowing Link to quickly hit an enemy from a distance. In SSB:M Young Link doesn't use regular Arrows, but the more powerful Fire Arrows.
+Link uses Bow and Arrow in almost every game he is in, even the games that are outside the Legend of Zelda. A few examples are Super Smash Brothers: Melee and Soul Calibur II (GCN version). In these games the bow and arrow is used as an offensive weapon allowing Link to quickly hit an enemy from a distance. In SSB:M Young Link doesn't use regular Arrows, but the more powerful Fire Arrows.
 Link's arrows appear to be made of wood, since they can catch fire, when shot through a flame. These days arrows are often made of Carbon, and have about four or more layers for an optimal weight and accuracy. The four vanes are very small and accurately shaped, since the slightest twitch will send the arrow in the wrong direction. (Something Link doesn't need to worry about)

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 ===Overall===
-Next to the famous [[Bomb|Bombs]], Arrows are one of the most common secondary items used by [[Link]]. They appear in almost every Zelda game except for the Oracle series and AoL. Arrows are mainly used to attack distant or flying enemies, they are also handy for activating distant eye-switches attached to walls. Arrows can usually be bought in some shops, found by defeating enemies, breaking pots and cutting grass patches. Often you will find that the arrows come in packs, these [[Bundle of Arrows]] are in most commonly in sets of 5, 10 or 15 Arrows.
+Next to the famous [[Bomb|Bombs]], Arrows are one of the most common secondary items used by [[Link]]. They appear in almost every Zelda game except for the Oracle series and AoL. Arrows are mainly used to attack distant or flying enemies, they are also handy for activating distant eye-switches attached to walls. Arrows can usually be bought in some shops, found by defeating enemies, breaking pots and cutting grass patches. Often you will find that the arrows come in packs, these '''Bundle of Arrows''' are in most commonly in sets of 5, 10 or 15 Arrows.
 ===Legend of Zelda===

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 | German || Pfeile
 |- style="background:beige;"
-| Spanish || Frecca
+| Spanish || Flecha
 |- style="background:beige;"
-| Italian || Flecha
+| Italian || Frecca
 |}

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 |   || 50 Arrows || 50 Rupees
 |- style="background:beige;"
-|   || 10 Arrows || 40 Rupees ([[Goron Shop]] before beating [[Goth]])
+|   || 10 Arrows || 40 Rupees ([[Goron Shop]] before beating [[Goht]])
 |- style="background:beige;"
-|   || 10 Arrows || 20 Rupees ([[Zora Shop]] / Goron Shop (After beating Goth))
+|   || 10 Arrows || 20 Rupees ([[Zora Shop]] / Goron Shop (After beating Goht))
 |- style="background:beige;"
 | The Wind Waker  || 10 Arrows || 10 Rupees