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'''Upgrading''' is a recurring element in {{LZS|Series}}. Most commonly, items such as the [[Master Sword]] or the [[Arrow]]s can be upgraded into stronger versions, such as the [[Golden Sword]] and [[Silver Arrow]]s, respectively. | |||
==Overview== | |||
While the ability to replace weaker items with stronger variants is prevalent in nearly every ''Zelda'' game, some games such as {{SS}} feature more in-depth systems of upgrading, and it is often necessary to provide [[Treasure]]s or [[Material]]s as the basic ingredients for the relevant upgrade. | |||
Common upgrades throughout the series include: the [[Magical Boomerang]], [[Magic Hammer]], the [[White Sword]], the [[Mirror Shield]], [[Blue Mail]] and [[Red Mail]], [[Light Arrow]]s and [[Roc's Cape]]. Several equipment upgrades, such as the [[Quiver]] and [[Bomb Bag]] are prevalent in games that require ammunition. [[Wallet]] upgrades are commonplace, as well. | |||
==List of Upgrades== | |||
===''Skyward Sword''=== | ===''Skyward Sword''=== | ||
In {{SS}}, items and [[ | In {{SS}}, items and [[Potion]]s can be upgraded in [[Skyloft]]'s [[Bazaar (Skyward Sword)|Bazaar]] to give them added advantages, like extra strength or durability.<ref>{{Cite|I can use the stuff you find to upgrade your gear and make it even stronger!|Gondo|SS}}</ref> [[Gondo]] will enhance [[Link]]'s equipment in the [[Scrap Shop]],<ref>{{Cite|Heyyyyy! Welcome to the Scrap Shop!|Gondo|SS}}</ref> while [[Bertie]] improves potions at [[Luv and Bertie's Potion Shop|his shop]]. All upgrades are permanent and take a few seconds to complete.<ref>{{Cite|All right. You want to upgrade this? There's no going back, y'hear?|Gondo|SS}}</ref> As Link progresses, he is able to upgrade more of his items.<ref>{{Cite|You got it! These are all the items you have that I can upgrade right now.|Gondo|SS}}</ref> | ||
In order to fully upgrade all of Link's items, the following quantity of each treasure is required: | In order to fully upgrade all of Link's items, the following quantity of each treasure is required: | ||
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Revision as of 08:54, 31 October 2015
Template:UC Template:Ability Upgrading is a recurring element in Template:LZS. Most commonly, items such as the Master Sword or the Arrows can be upgraded into stronger versions, such as the Golden Sword and Silver Arrows, respectively.
Overview
While the ability to replace weaker items with stronger variants is prevalent in nearly every Zelda game, some games such as Skyward Sword feature more in-depth systems of upgrading, and it is often necessary to provide Treasures or Materials as the basic ingredients for the relevant upgrade.
Common upgrades throughout the series include: the Magical Boomerang, Magic Hammer, the White Sword, the Mirror Shield, Blue Mail and Red Mail, Light Arrows and Roc's Cape. Several equipment upgrades, such as the Quiver and Bomb Bag are prevalent in games that require ammunition. Wallet upgrades are commonplace, as well.
List of Upgrades
Skyward Sword
In Skyward Sword, items and Potions can be upgraded in Skyloft's Bazaar to give them added advantages, like extra strength or durability.[1] Gondo will enhance Link's equipment in the Scrap Shop,[2] while Bertie improves potions at his shop. All upgrades are permanent and take a few seconds to complete.[3] As Link progresses, he is able to upgrade more of his items.[4]
In order to fully upgrade all of Link's items, the following quantity of each treasure is required:
Treasures: Materials | |||
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Hornet Larvae 4 Hornet Larvaes | Bird Feather 5 Bird Feathers | Tumbleweed 16 Tumbleweeds | Lizard Tail 7 Lizard Tails |
Eldin Ore 7 Eldin Ores | Ancient Flower 7 Ancient Flowers | Amber Relic 25 Amber Relics | Dusk Relic 13 Dusk Relics |
Jelly Blob 8 Jelly Blobs | Monster Claw 17 Monster Claws | Monster Horn 8 Monster Horns | Ornamental Skull 12 Ornamental Skulls |
Evil Crystal 4 Evil Crystals | Blue Bird Feather 5 Blue Bird Feathers | Golden Skull 4 Golden Skulls | Goddess Plume 3 Goddess Plumes |
Item Upgrades
Shields
Adventure Items
Ammunition Containers
Potion Infusions
A Link Between Worlds
Item Upgrades
Base Item | Upgrade | Requirement(s) and Location | Effect |
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Forgotten Sword |
Master Sword |
Found in the Lost Woods. | Double the strength of the Forgotten Sword. |
Master Sword |
Master Sword Lv.2 |
Giving two pieces of Master Ore to the Blacksmith in Hyrule. | Double the strength of the Master Sword. |
Master Sword Lv.2 |
Master Sword Lv3 |
Giving two pieces of Master Ore to the Blacksmith in Lorule. | Double the strength of the Master Sword Lv2. |
Shield |
Hylian Shield |
Found in Big Chest in Turtle Rock. | Blocks magical attacks, beams and fire. |
Green Tunic |
Blue Mail |
Found in Big Chest in Swamp Palace. | Cuts damage by half. |
Blue Mail |
Red Mail |
Found in Big Chest in Lorule Castle. | Cuts damage by three fourths of the Green Tunic's. |
Lamp |
Super Lamp |
Link must complete the Advanced level of the Treacherous Tower. | Illuminates areas more brightly. Deals 8× more damage. |
Net |
Super Net |
Link must complete the Advanced level of the Treacherous Tower twice. | Damages enemies within its spin radius. |
Power Glove |
Titan's Mitt |
Found in Big Chest in Desert Palace. | Allows Link to lift heavier objects. |
Mother Maiamai Upgrades
Base Item | Upgrade | Effect |
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Boomerang |
Nice Boomerang |
Increased speed and range. Throw three Boomerangs at a time. |
Bomb |
Nice Bomb |
Damage doubled. Increased blast radius. |
Bow |
Nice Bow |
Fire three arrows at a time. |
Hookshot |
Nice Hookshot |
Shoots Faster. |
Hammer |
Nice Hammer |
Damage doubled. Increased shock wave range. |
Fire Rod |
Nice Fire Rod |
Damage doubled. Wider and taller flame pillar. Flame travels farther. |
Ice Rod |
Nice Ice Rod |
Drop four ice blocks at once. |
Tornado Rod |
Nice Tornado Rod |
Deals damage. Increased gust radius. |
Sand Rod |
Nice Sand Rod |
Sand pillars do not disappear until the Sand Rod is used on them again. |
Tri Force Heroes
References
- ↑ "I can use the stuff you find to upgrade your gear and make it even stronger!" — Gondo (Skyward Sword)
- ↑ "Heyyyyy! Welcome to the Scrap Shop!" — Gondo (Skyward Sword)
- ↑ "All right. You want to upgrade this? There's no going back, y'hear?" — Gondo (Skyward Sword)
- ↑ "You got it! These are all the items you have that I can upgrade right now." — Gondo (Skyward Sword)
Names in Other Regions | |||
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Language | Name | Meaning | |
FrenchCA | Améliorer | Upgrade | |
SpanishLA | Mejora | Enhance |