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Image:LoZ_Container_Heart2.jpg|[[Heart Container]] from the original ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|Legend of Zelda]]'' <small>(note the incorrect word order due to poor translation)</small> | Image:LoZ_Container_Heart2.jpg|[[Heart Container]] from the original ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|Legend of Zelda]]'' <small>(note the incorrect word order due to poor translation)</small> | ||
Image:Heartcontainerlttp.png|Heart Container in ''[[Link to the Past]]'' | Image:Heartcontainerlttp.png|Heart Container in ''[[A Link to the Past]]'' | ||
Image:Heart Container.jpg|A [[Heart Container]] as seen in ''[[Ocarina of Time]]'' | Image:Heart Container.jpg|A [[Heart Container]] as seen in ''[[Ocarina of Time]]'' | ||
Image:HeartContainerWW.jpg|''[[Wind Waker]]''-style [[Heart Container]] | Image:HeartContainerWW.jpg|''[[Wind Waker]]''-style [[Heart Container]] | ||
Revision as of 12:46, 9 August 2007
Link's health is symbolized throughout the Zelda series (excluding Adventure of Link) as a set of Hearts. As Link progresses through the games, he will require more and more health in order to survive the greater challenges. This additional health is acquired in the form of Heart Containers. A Heart Container is awarded after every major boss in the games, and can also be manually built by acquiring four (or five in Twilight Princess) Pieces of a Heart. In Phantom Hourglass, Heart Containers no longer need to be assembled from Pieces of Heart.
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Heart Container from the original Legend of Zelda (note the incorrect word order due to poor translation)
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Heart Container in A Link to the Past
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A Heart Container as seen in Ocarina of Time
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Wind Waker-style Heart Container
