Material

Template:Future game Template:Item Materials are a recurring type of item in Template:LZS used in creating new items.

Location and Uses

Tri Force Heroes

Materials in Tri Force Heroes are primarily found throughout the Drablands, although they can also be received as prizes for completing certain tasks or mini-games. Typically, at the end of a Level each Link is allowed to open one chest from a set of three, which contain two common Materials and one rare Material specific to that Level. Once the region's boss has been defeated, the Links can undertake Drablands Challenges that reward a different set of Materials. Materials are necessary for crafting Outfits to wear in the Drablands, which can be tailored at Madame Couture's by providing a recipe of Materials and a certain amount of Rupees.

Rarer Materials, used to make more powerful Outfits, can also be acquired as rewards and prizes through other means. Materials can be won as prizes from the Daily Riches mini-game, and purchased as goods from the Street Merchant in town. The Freebie and Frilly Fabric Materials are exclusive to these places, respectively. Materials can also be won by winning matches in the Coliseum; however, the rarity of the Material received is random. There is also a 20% chance (40% in the 2.0.0 update) that the winner may win an exclusive, gold-ranked Material specific to the Coliseum's arena, such as the Supple Leaf from the Woodlands arena. Link can also receive these rare Materials from King Tuft whenever he completes all of the Drablands Challenges in a given Area, however he can only receive one Material per Area in this way.

In the 2.1.0 update, Hero Points can be earned through completing Levels that the player did not initially vote for. These points can then be presented to the Street Merchant for free Materials; the kind he will give will be the Materials that Link still needs to craft unfinished Outfits. Through this, it is also possible to receive the rare, gold-ranked Materials normally only given by King Tuft or through the Coliseum. Friendly Tokens are not given through this way. Once Link has obtained all the necessary Materials to make the remaining Outfits (excluding those requiring Friendly Tokens), the Street Merchant will no longer give free Materials.

Friendly Tokens are Materials normally exclusive to the Faux Hero, as rewards for completing Levels alongside other players over local multiplayer or Download Play. The Faux Hero will only give one Friendly Token per friend. In the 2.0.0 update however, it is possible to purchase Friendly Tokens from the Street Merchant after lifting the curse off of Princess Styla. Following the update, Friendly Tokens can also be obtained as one of the possible prizes from Daily Riches.

The Lady's Materials—the Lady's Glasses, Lady's Collar, and the Lady's Parasol—are quest items used to craft The Lady's Ensemble, and can only be obtained as part of normal story progression. They are obtained at the end of the Forest Temple, The Lady's Lair, and the Sky Temple, respectively, in addition to the normal Materials awarded for completing those Levels. They cannot be sold to the Street Merchant, as he finds witch Materials to be creepy. Once they are all collected, the Outfit crafted from these special Materials grants Link the magical power necessary to lift Princess Styla's curse.

List of Materials

Material	Quality	Description	Location
File:TFH Lady's Glasses.png Lady's Glasses	—	Sleek glasses to grace the nose of a sophisticated lady.	Forest Temple
File:TFH Lady's Collar.png Lady's Collar	—	A high-quality collar to adorn the neck of a stylish lady.	The Lady's Lair
File:TFH Lady's Parasol.png Lady's Parasol	—	A fabled item, untouched by grubby hands of drab mortals.	Sky Temple
File:TFH Frilly Fabric.png Frilly Fabric	—	A Street Merchant exclusive. It's supposedly handmade.	Purchased from the Street Merchant
File:TFH Friendly Token.png Friendly Token	—	More friends is better than none. So go get some, son!	Gift from Faux Hero after connecting with someone new on local wireless or Download Play Purchased from the Street Merchant after beating game Daily Riches
File:TFH Freebie.png Freebie	—	This will undoubtedly come in handy one day. Don't lose it!	Daily Riches
File:TFH Blob Jelly.png Blob Jelly	Bronze	Blobs drop this. It's best not to question what it is...	Deku Forest Buzz Blob Cave
File:TFH Armos Spirit.png Armos Spirit	Bronze	When an Armos falls, its spirit remains for three days.	Deku Forest Moblin Base
File:TFH Tektite Shell.png Tektite Shell	Bronze	This is a good-luck charm! I mean...probably. Maybe?	Deku Forest Buzz Blob Cave Moblin Base Forest Temple
File:TFH Sweet Shroom.png Sweet Shroom	Silver	Somewhat poisonous, but it smells like a sweet dream.	Deku Forest Buzz Blob Cave Moblin Base Forest Temple
File:TFH Blin Bling.png Blin Bling	Silver	Only Big Blins manage to amass this kind of glitz.	Deku Forest Buzz Blob Cave Moblin Base Forest Temple
File:TFH Gohma's Eye.png Gohma's Eye	Silver	Pure gold/emerald. Beauty is in the eye of the Gohma.	Buzz Blob Cave Moblin Base Forest Temple
File:TFH Mystery Jade.png Mystery Jade	Gold	Nobody knows where this comes from. Mysterious!	Moblin Base Forest Temple
File:TFH Supple Leaf.png Supple Leaf	Gold	A jiggly leaf brimming with collagen. So soft and elastic!	Received from King Tuft once all Woodlands Drablands Challenges are completed
File:TFH Fresh Kelp.png Fresh Kelp	Bronze	Grown far from the sea, so it's low on minerals.	Secret Fortress Abyss of Agony
File:TFH Zora Scale.png Zora Scale	Bronze	Scales that grow as a Zora grows. This one's enormous!	Secret Fortress Abyss of Agony Cove of Transition
File:TFH Hytopian Silk.png Hytopian Silk	Bronze	Spun from the cocoons of rather dapper silkworms.	Secret Fortress Abyss of Agony Cove of Transition Water Temple
File:TFH Aqua Crown.png Aqua Crown	Silver	When an impure soul dons this, it evaporates. Harsh!	Secret Fortress Abyss of Agony Cove of Transition Water Temple
File:TFH Octorok Sucker.png Octorok Sucker	Silver	A Drablands delicacy! Eat it raw or cook it to perfection.	Secret Fortress Abyss of Agony Cove of Transition Water Temple
File:TFH Fairy Dust.png Fairy Dust	Silver	Cute dust that fairies sneeze. It has a million uses.	Abyss of Agony Cove of Transition Water Temple
File:TFH Rainbow Coral.png Rainbow Coral	Gold	So beautiful, folks travel from faraway lands to nab one.	Cove of Transition Water Temple
File:TFH Thornberry.png Thornberry	Gold	Too spiky to eat, but it makes a fine fabric.	Received from King Tuft once all Riverside Drablands Challenges are completed
File:TFH Goron Ore.png Goron Ore	Bronze	Named for its Goron-like sturdiness. And musk.	Blazing Trail Hinox Mine
File:TFH Monster Guts.png Monster Guts	Bronze	Madame Couture's favorite! It's loaded with iron.	Blazing Trail Hinox Mine Den of Flames
File:TFH Demon Fossil.png Demon Fossil	Bronze	Cheap knockoffs abound, but this one's the real deal.	Blazing Trail Hinox Mine Den of Flames Fire Temple
File:TFH Rugged Horn.png Rugged Horn	Silver	Would look cool in a piercing or hanging above a doorway.	Blazing Trail Hinox Mine Den of Flames Fire Temple
File:TFH Kodongo Tail.png Kodongo Tail	Silver	Don't worry–Kodongos can regrow their tails over time.	Blazing Trail Hinox Mine Den of Flames Fire Temple
File:TFH Keese Wing.png Keese Wing	Silver	Use it to brew an invigorating tea, or grind for a purple dye.	Hinox Mine Den of Flames Fire Temple
File:TFH Star Fragment.png Star Fragment	Gold	Prized as a gift from the sky, this rock is out of this world!	Den of Flames Fire Temple
File:TFH Divine Whiskers.png Divine Whiskers	Gold	From the maw of a sacred beast, grown over millennia.	Received from King Tuft once all Volcano Drablands Challenges are completed
File:TFH Fluffy Fuzz.png Fluffy Fuzz	Bronze	So soft, you'll want to rub your face all over it.	Frozen Plateau Snowball Ravine
File:TFH Tiny Snowflake.png Tiny Snowflake	Bronze	Fragile and delicate. These only form at -25 degrees.	Frozen Plateau Snowball Ravine Silver Shrine
File:TFH Serpent Fangs.png Serpent Fangs	Bronze	Razor-sharp fangs that can pierce through anything.	Frozen Plateau Snowball Ravine Silver Shrine Ice Temple
File:TFH Crimson Shell.png Crimson Shell	Silver	A mysterious shell that never misses a foe when thrown.	Frozen Plateau Snowball Ravine Silver Shrine Ice Temple
File:TFH Freezard Water.png Freezard Water	Silver	Formerly a Freezard. Now the purest of pure water.	Frozen Plateau Snowball Ravine Silver Shrine Ice Temple
File:TFH Chill Stone.png Chill Stone	Silver	Guaranteed to keep its cool at all times. Can you dig it?	Snowball Ravine Silver Shrine Ice Temple
File:TFH Ice Rose.png Ice Rose	Gold	This rare flower only blooms in the coldest conditions.	Silver Shrine Ice Temple
File:TFH Beastie Patch.png Beastie Patch	Gold	A bandage for beasts. Helps wounds heal faster.	Received from King Tuft once all Ice Cavern Drablands Challenges are completed
File:TFH Stiff Puff.png Stiff Puff	Bronze	It looks puffy, but it's actually rock solid. Go figure!	Sealed Gateway Bomb Storage
File:TFH Silver Thread.png Silver Thread	Bronze	Spun from glinting gossamer. Antibacterial and deodorizing.	Sealed Gateway Bomb Storage Training Ground
File:TFH Royal Ring.png Royal Ring	Bronze	A ring with a royal legacy. Unfit for "commoner" fingers.	Sealed Gateway Bomb Storage Training Ground The Lady's Lair
File:TFH Antique Coin.png Antique Coin	Silver	Everyone loves gold! Keep this somewhere safe.	Sealed Gateway Bomb Storage Training Ground The Lady's Lair
File:TFH Fancy Fabric.png Fancy Fabric	Silver	A master artisan slaved over this for decades. Pretty, yes?	Sealed Gateway Bomb Storage Training Ground The Lady's Lair
File:TFH Exquisite Lace.png Exquisite Lace	Silver	Such detail! Sadly, they don't make 'em like this anymore.	Bomb Storage Training Ground The Lady's Lair
File:TFH Vibrant Brooch.png Vibrant Brooch	Gold	Such vibrant colors! Sure to make strangers jealous.	Training Ground The Lady's Lair
File:TFH Brittle Papyrus.png Brittle Papyrus	Gold	Love letters written on this supposedly always work.	Received from King Tuft once all Fortress Drablands Challenges are completed
File:TFH Palm Cone.png Palm Cone	Bronze	Taken from trees that can go for centuries without water.	Infinity Dunes Stone Corridors
File:TFH Ancient Fin.png Ancient Fin	Bronze	Smells heavenly when baked. Cook too long and it hardens.	Infinity Dunes Stone Corridors Gibdo Mausoleum
File:TFH Vintage Linen.png Vintage Linen	Bronze	How to make this is a family secret. Enough said!	Infinity Dunes Stone Corridors Gibdo Mausoleum Desert Temple
File:TFH Gibdo Bandage.png Gibdo Bandage	Silver	Gibdos like to clean, like cats. They aren't as cute, though.	Infinity Dunes Stone Corridors Gibdo Mausoleum Desert Temple
File:TFH Stal Skull.png Stal Skull	Silver	Did you know Stalbone can be used as a white dye?	Infinity Dunes Stone Corridors Gibdo Mausoleum Desert Temple
File:TFH Sandy Ribbon.png Sandy Ribbon	Silver	A magic ribbon that can rouse a sandstorn when shaken.	Stone Corridors Gibdo Mausoleum Desert Temple
File:TFH Crystal Skull.png Crystal Skull	Gold	The secrets this thing must hold! Probably diseases too.	Gibdo Mausoleum Desert Temple
File:TFH Golden Insect.png Golden Insect	Gold	Some of these things are worth more than actual gold.	Received from King Tuft once all The Dunes Drablands Challenges are completed
File:TFH Carrumpkin.png Carrumpkin	Bronze	This carrot loved autumn so much, it became a pumpkin.	Illusory Mansion Palace Noir
File:TFH Mystery Extract.png Mystery Extract	Bronze	Nobody knows what this is...That's probably for the best.	Illusory Mansion Palace Noir Lone Labyrinth
File:TFH Spider Silk Lace.png Spider Silk Lace	Bronze	Made from unbreakable and totally creepy spider thread.	Illusory Mansion Palace Noir Lone Labyrinth Grim Temple
File:TFH Poe Soul.png Poe Soul	Silver	A Poe hides its soul not in its body, but elsewhere.	Illusory Mansion Palace Noir Lone Labyrinth Grim Temple
File:TFH Twisted Twig.png Twisted Twig	Silver	A highly prized talisman said to ensure marital bliss.	Illusory Mansion Palace Noir Lone Labyrinth Grim Temple
File:TFH Lava Drop.png Lava Drop	Silver	A fire spirit's tear, perhaps? Carrying one is good luck.	Palace Noir Lone Labyrinth Grim Temple
File:TFH Sanctuary Mask.png Sanctuary Mask	Gold	A mask used to ward off evil. It's seemingly ineffective...	Lone Labyrinth Grim Temple
File:TFH Gold Dust.png Gold Dust	Gold	Looks like sand, but it's sooo much more. CHA-CHING!	Received from King Tuft once all The Ruins Drablands Challenges are completed
File:TFH Cucco Feathers.png Cucco Feathers	Bronze	Cuccos are always losing and regrowing feathers. Weirdos.	Floating Garden Deception Castle
File:TFH Carmine Pearl.png Carmine Pearl	Bronze	A red jewel from the sky. Often called a "sun seed".	Floating Garden Deception Castle Dragon Citadel
File:TFH Sky Dragon Tail.png Sky Dragon Tail	Bronze	An Aeralfos tail. It's pliable, strong, and oh-so rare.	Floating Garden Deception Castle Dragon Citadel Sky Temple
File:TFH Pretty Plume.png Pretty Plume	Silver	A feather that charms man and beast alike. Women too.	Floating Garden Deception Castle Dragon Citadel Sky Temple
File:TFH Mock Fairy.png Mock Fairy	Silver	Threatened fairies conjure these up as decoys.	Floating Garden Deception Castle Dragon Citadel Sky Temple
File:TFH Aurora Stone.png Aurora Stone	Silver	A large stone with a hefty helping of aurora aura.	Deception Castle Dragon Citadel Sky Temple
File:TFH Steel Mask.png Steel Mask	Gold	A speck of this steel makes swords way stronger.	Dragon Citadel Sky Temple
File:TFH Fabled Butterfly.png Fabled Butterfly	Gold	An ethereal butterfly, only visible to the very valorous.	Received from King Tuft once all Sky Realm Drablands Challenges are completed

Breath of the Wild

Materials in Breath of the Wild can be found all throughout Hyrule, after defeating enemies, in Treasure Chests, or hunting for food. They cover a wide variety of items, and as such have a wide variety of uses. Materials can sometimes be eaten raw, but are best cooked together to create much more nourishing Food, that restore more hearts and have other positive effects. Materials can be sold for Rupees as well. Each type of Material occupies its own slot. There are 40 slots and a maximum capacity of 99 Materials per slot.^{[verification needed]}

List of Materials

Material	Description	Additional uses
Acorn	Often found on the ground near trees. Squirrels adore this nut, so you may have competition while foraging. Add one to a meal for a nutty seasoning.	Restores one and a quarter Hearts
Amber	A fossilized resin with a caramelesque sheen to it. It's been valued as a component in decorations and crafting since ancient times.	—
Ancient Gear	A gear used in ancient machinery. Despite being incredibly old, it’s build quality is leaps and bounds above anything built using current technology	—
Ancient Screw	A screw used in ancient machinery. It's made of an unknown material, and no matter how many times it's turned, its threads never seem to show sign of wear.	—
Ancient Shaft	A machine part used in ancient machinery. It's incredibly sturdy, and it's not made of any recognizable material. It may come in handy someday.	—
Ancient Spring	A spring used in ancient machinery. It is light and buoyant enough to float on water, and no matter how many times it's compressed, it never loses tension.	—
Apple	A common fruit found on trees all around Hyrule. Eat it fresh, or cook it to increase its effect.	Restores half a Heart
Armoranth	This touch medicinal plant cannot be broken, but it can be cooked. Its durable yet flexible fibers raise your defense when cooked into a dish.
Armored Carp
Armored Porgy
Raw Bird Drumstick	This meat is tougher and chewier than a standard steak. Tastes better cooked.	Restores two Hearts
Blue Nightshade	A plant that grows in quieter areas of Hyrule. At night, it gives off a soft glow. Cook with it to increase your stealth.	—
Bokoblin Fang	A tooth obtained from a Bokoblin. It's worn down and not very sharp, but it's still pretty hard. Cook it alongside a critter to make an elixir.	—
Bokoblin Guts	A rare material obtained by defeating a Bokoblin. It convulses on its own every now and then, which is really creepy, but perhaps it has a use.	—
Bokoblin Horn	The severed horn of a Bokoblin, a creature often encountered in the plains of Hyrule. The horn isn't edible, but it can be tossed into a stew with some critters to make an elixir.	—
Chuchu Jelly	A gelatinous substance that came from a Chuchu. It's unusable in this state, but applying a bit of elemental stimulation will change its form.	—
Cool Safflina	This medicinal plant grows in high elevations, such as mountains in the Hebra or Gerudo regions. When cooked into a dish, it will temporarily increase your heat resistance.	—
Courser Bee Honey	Sweet honey chock-full of nutrients! Rather than eating it raw, try cooking with it to unlock its stamina-restoring effects.	Restores two Hearts
Electric Safflina
Endura Shroom	A rare yellowish-orange mushroom. Cook it before eating to temporarily increase your stamina limit.	Restores one Heart
Fairy	This fairy will fly from your pouch and heall all your wounds the moment you lose your last heart. It's easilly mistaken for a firefly at first, but it glows in the daylight as well as night.	Restores five Hearts
Flint	Strike it with a metallic weapon to generate a spark. The portable fire starter breaks after one use, but it can create a long-lasting flame if you use it near firewood.	—
Hearty Radish	A rare radish that grows best in sunny plains. Cook it before eating to temporarily increase your maximum hearts.	Restores two and a half Hearts
Hearty Salmon	This fish makes its home in cold water, giving it extra layers of fat. It temporarily increases your maximum hearts when used in cooking.	Restores four Hearts
Hearty Truffle	This rare mushroom has a rich scent. Cook it before eating to temporarily increase your maximum hearts.	Restores two Hearts
Hightail Lizard	A lizard that darts off quickly when it senses danger. Cook it alongside monster parts to increase your movement speed.	—
Hot-Footed Frog	An energetic frog that can be found hopping around near water. Cook it with monster parts to draw out its speed-boost effect.	—
Hylian Shroom	A common mushroom found near trees around Hyrule. Eat it to restore half a heart.	Restores half a Heart
Hyrule Bass	An ordinary fish that can be found all over Hyrule. Can be eaten raw, but its healing effects are amplified when cooked.	Restores one Heart
Hyrule Herb	This healthy herb grows abundantly in the plains of Hyrule. Cook it before eating to increase the number of hearts it restores.	Restores one Heart
Ice Keese Wing	A rare Ice Keese wing. Its frozen surface gleams attractively, but its usefulness isn't readily apparent.	—
Ironshroom
Keese Eyeball	A rare material dropped by a defeated Keese. It's fun to look at, but it doesn't seem to have much use at first glance. But it must be good for something...	—
Keese Wing	The wing of a Keese. It's covered with very short, sharp fur. It's not much use by itself, but you can mix it with critters to make something useful.	—
Lizalfos Horn
Lizalfos Talon
Mighty Carp	This freshwater fish lives alongside its less mighty carp ilk. A compound in its liver promotes muscle growth. Dishes cooked with it will temporarily increase your attack power.	Restores one Heart.
Mighty Porgy	This ocean-dwelling fish comes with one rude attitude. The compounds in its flesh elevate your competitive spirit when it's cooked into a dish, thus increasing your attack power.	Restores one Heart.
Moblin Fang
Moblin Horn	This splendid horn once grew atop the head of a Moblin. It can't be used in normal food recipes, but it does have some use as an ingredient in making elixirs.
Octo Balloon	This inflatable Octorok organ has a lot of lift, so attach it to items you want to see float. Hold it in your hands, and then place it on an object to attach it.
Opal	A valuable ore that gives off a mesmerizing iridescence similar to the inside of a seashell. It contains the power of water.	—
Palm Fruit	Fruit from palm trees that grow near the ocean. It doesn't offer any special effects but will increase your heart recovery when used as an ingredient.	Restores one Heart
File:BotW Prime Steak Icon.png Prime Steak	A fresh, high-quality piece of animal meat. This stuff isn't easy to come by, so savor it. Cook it to recover more hearts.	Restores one and a half Hearts
Raw Meat	Meat obtained from animals in plains and forests. You can eat it raw, but cooking it will make it more delicious and nutritious.	Restores one Heart
Raw Prime Meat
Restless Cricket	A very energetic cricket. Cook it with monster parts to create a stamina-recovery elixir.	—
Rock Salt	Crystallized salt from the ancient sea commonly used to season meals. Cannot be eaten in this form.	—
Ruby	A valuable material mined from large stones in Hyrule. Rubies hold the power of fire within them. Can be sold for a very high price.
Rushroom	A mushroom that can grow almost anywhere but prefers ceilings and sheer cliffs. Cook it before eating to temporarily increase your movement speed.	Restores half a Heart
Sapphire	A valuable blue gem mined from natural rock formations. Sapphires are said to contain the essence of ice within them. Sells for a very high price.	—
Silent Princess
Silent Shroom	A strange mushroom that glows quietly in the forest at night. Cook it before eating to temporarily gain increased stealth.	Restores half a Heart
Sizzlefin Trout
File:BotW Sizzlewing Butterfly Icon.png Sizzlewing Butterfly	A butterfly found in the woods and plains of warm regions. Its wings absorb the warmth of the sun. Cook it with monster parts to create an elixir that makes you feel warm and fuzzy.	—
Sneaky River Snail
Spicy Pepper	This pepper is exploding with spice. Cook with it to create dishes that will raise your body temperature and help you withstand the cold.	Restores half a Heart
Stamella Shroom	A green mushroom that grows near trees in the forest. It's chock-full of natural energy. Cook it to release its stamina-restoration properties.	Restores one Heart
Sunset Firefly	These fireflies glow gently in the dark. When cooked with monster parts, the compound that causes it to glow results in an elixir that will allow you to move more quietly.	—
Swift Carrot	This carrot is cultivated extensively in Kakariko Village. It strengthens the legs and hips when cooked into a dish, which helps increase your movement speed.	Restores half a Heart
Swift Violet
Topaz	This rare yellow gem is said to contain electrical powers and can be sold for a high price.	—
Warm Safflina	This medicinal plant grows in hot regions, such as the Gerudo Desert. It's warm to the touch and increases your cold resistance when cooked into a dish.
White Chuchu Jelly	A jiggly substance that came from a White Chuchu. It's cool to the touch, and squeezing it seems to relieve stress. If struck, it will explode in a cold mist.	—
Wood	A portable bundle of wood. You can use this to make a campfire if you have something to light it.	—

Non-Canon Appearances

Non-Canon Information

Hyrule Warriors

In Hyrule Warriors, Materials are similar to Spoils and Treasures in that each Material is a unique object possessed by the enemy that dropped it, such as their hair or weapons. Materials are dropped by nearly every enemy type except Cuccos and infantry soldiers, and only when the enemy does not drop a Weapon Bag. They come in three rarities, with at most two rarities of item for each enemy type. The most common are Bronze Materials, which are the only item drops for the basic infantry Captains. Silver Materials are dropped by unique Captains, Warriors, and giant bosses. Rare Gold Materials are dropped only by Warriors and giant bosses. Enemies can be influenced to drop their rarer Materials by using weapons with the "Material+" Skill, or by activating the identical boon while using Focus Spirit.

Materials are primarily used to craft Badges for the playable Warriors, with each Badge having its own recipe of specific Materials. Materials can also be used to brew one-use elixirs by consuming a set amount of any Material of a given rarity.

List of Materials

Enemy Materials

Enemy	Bronze	Silver
File:HWL VS Bulblin Captain Icon.png Bulblin	Metal Plate	—
File:HWL VS Stalchild Captain Icon.png Stalchild	Monster Tooth	—
File:HWL VS Bokoblin Captain Icon.png Bokoblin	Old Rag	—
File:HWL VS Hylian Soldier Icon.png Hylian Soldier	Soldier's Uniform	—
File:HWL VS Goron Captain 2 Icon.png Goron	Rock	—
File:HWL VS Aeralfos Icon.png Aeralfos	Aeralfos Leather	Round Aeralfos Shield
File:HWL VS Fiery Aeralfos Icon.png Fiery Aeralfos	Fiery Aeralfos Leather	Fiery Aeralfos Wing
File:HWL VS Gibdo Icon.png Gibdo	Gibdo Bandage	Heavy Gibdo Sword
File:HWL VS ReDead Knight Icon.png ReDead Knight	ReDead Bandage	ReDead Knight Ashes
File:HWL VS Lizalfos Icon.png Lizalfos	Lizalfos Scale	Lizalfos Gauntlet
File:HWL VS Dinolfos Icon.png Dinolfos	Dinolfos Fang	Dinolfos Arm Guard
File:HWL VS Moblin Icon.png Moblin	Moblin Flank	Moblin Spear
File:HWL VS Moblin Shield Icon.png Shield Moblin	File:HW Shield Moblin Helmet Icon.png Shield Moblin Helmet	Metal Moblin Shield
File:HWL VS Darknut Icon.png Darknut	Piece of Darknut Armor	Large Darknut Sword
File:HWL VS Stalmaster Icon.png Stalmaster	Stalmaster Wrist Bone	Stalmaster's Skull
File:HWL VS Big Poe Icon.png Big Poe	Big Poe Necklace	Big Poe's Lantern
File:HWL VS Icy Big Poe Icon.png Icy Big Poe	Essence of Icy Big Poe	Icy Big Poe's Talisman
File:HWL VS Hylian Captain 1 Icon.png Hylian Captain	Hylian Captain Gauntlet	Holy Hylian Shield
File:HWL VS Goron Captain 1 Icon.png Goron Captain	Goron Armor Breastplate	Thick Goron Helmet

Boss Materials

Boss		Silver	Gold
File:HWL VS Ganon Icon.png Ganon		Ganon's Mane	Ganon's Fang
File:HWL VS King Dodongo Icon.png King Dodongo		King Dodongo's Claws	King Dodongo's Crystal
File:HWL VS Gohma Icon.png Gohma		Gohma's Acid	Gohma's Lens
File:HWL VS Manhandla Icon.png Manhandla		Manhandla's Toxic Dust	Manhandla's Sapling
File:HWL VS Argorok Icon.png Argorok		Argorok's Embers	Argorok's Stone
File:HWL VS The Imprisoned Icon.png The Imprisoned		The Imprisoned's Scales	The Imprisoned's Pillar
File:HWL VS Cia Icon.png Cia		Cia's Bracelet	Cia's Staff
File:HWL VS Volga Icon.png Volga		Volga's Helmet	Volga's Dragon Spear
File:HWL VS Wizzro Icon.png Wizzro		Wizzro's Robe	Wizzro's Ring
File:HWL VS Link Icon.png Link	File:HWL VS Young Link Icon.png Young Link	Link's Boots	Link's Scarf
File:HWL VS Lana Icon.png Lana		Lana's Hair Clip	Lana's Cloak
File:HWL VS Zelda Icon.png Zelda		Zelda's Brooch	Zelda's Tiara
File:HWL VS Impa Icon.png Impa		Impa's Hair Band	Impa's Breastplate
File:HWL VS Ganondorf Icon.png Ganondorf		Ganondorf's Gauntlet	Ganondorf's Jewel
File:HWL VS Sheik Icon.png Sheik		Sheik's Kunai	Sheik's Turban
File:HWL VS Darunia Icon.png Darunia		Darunia's Spikes	Darunia's Bracelet
File:HWL VS Ruto Icon.png Ruto		Ruto's Earrings	Ruto's Scale
File:HWL VS Agitha Icon.png Agitha		Agitha's Basket	Agitha's Pendant
File:HWL VS Midna Icon.png Midna	File:HWL VS Twili Midna Icon.png Twili Midna	Midna's Hair	Midna's Fused Shadow
File:HWL VS Fi Icon.png Fi		Fi's Heels	Fi's Crystal
File:HWL VS Ghirahim Icon.png Ghirahim		Ghirahim's Sash	Ghirahim's Cape
File:HWL VS Zant Icon.png Zant		Zant's Magic Gem	Zant's Helmet

Hyrule Warriors Legends

Materials in Hyrule Warriors Legends are primarily the same as those in Hyrule Warriors, with the addition of new Materials for Warriors who did not yield any in Hyrule Warriors, as well as for monsters and Warriors who exist exclusively in Hyrule Warriors Legends. Certain Warriors, such as Young Link and Twili Midna, also received their own set of Materials apart from their counterparts.

List of Materials

Enemy Materials

Enemy	Bronze	Silver
Miniblin	Monster Horn	—
Big Blin	Big Blin Hide	Big Blin Club
Stone Blin	Stone Blin Buckler	Stone Blin Helmet

Enemy Materials

Enemy	Silver	Gold
File:HWL VS The Imprisoned Icon.png The Imprisoned (Miniature Version)	The Imprisoned's Scales	The Imprisoned's Pillar

Boss Materials

Boss		Silver	Gold
Helmaroc King		Helmaroc Plume	Helmaroc King's Mask
Phantom Ganon		Phantom Ganon's Cape	Phantom Ganon's Sword
File:HWS King Daphnes Mini Map Icon.png King Daphnes		King Daphnes's Robe	King Daphnes's Crown
File:HWS Linkle Mini Map Icon.png Linkle		Linkle's Boots	Linkle's Compass
File:HWS Marin Mini Map Icon.png Marin		Zelda's Brooch	Zelda's Tiara
File:HWS Medli Mini Map Icon.png Medli		Ruto's Earrings	Ruto's Scale
File:HWS Skull Kid Mini Map Icon.png Skull Kid		Skull Kid's Hat	Majora's Mask
File:HWS Tetra Mini Map Icon.png Tetra	File:HWS Toon Zelda Mini Map Icon.png Toon Zelda	Tetra's Sandals	Tetra's Bandana
File:HWL VS Tingle Icon.png Tingle		Tingle's Map	Tingle's Watch
File:HWS Toon Link Mini Map Icon.png Toon Link		Pirate's Charm	Island Outfit
File:HWL VS Twili Midna Icon.png Twili Midna		Twili Midna's Hairpin	Twili Midna's Robe
File:HWL VS Young Link Icon.png Young Link	File:HWS Ravio Mini Map Icon.png Ravio	Young Link's Belt	Keaton Mask
File:HWS Yuga Mini Map Icon.png Yuga		Ganondorf's Gauntlet	Ganondorf's Jewel

Trivia

• The Crimson Shell's description is likely a reference to the Red Shell item in the Mario Kart series, which homes in at opponent racers.

Etymology

Names in Other Regions
Language		Name	Meaning
	Japanese	素材 (Sozai) Template:ExpGame	Same as English

Gallery

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  Bronze Material from Hyrule Warriors

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  Silver Material from Hyrule Warriors

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  Gold Material from Hyrule Warriors

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  Bronze Material icon from Hyrule Warriors

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  Silver Material icon from Hyrule Warriors

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  Gold Material icon from Hyrule Warriors

• Adventure Mode Bronze Material icon from Hyrule Warriors

  Adventure Mode Bronze Material icon from Hyrule Warriors

• Adventure Mode Silver Material icon from Hyrule Warriors

  Adventure Mode Silver Material icon from Hyrule Warriors

• Adventure Mode Gold Material icon from Hyrule Warriors

  Adventure Mode Gold Material icon from Hyrule Warriors