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White Swords are recurring Items in The Legend of Zelda series.^[1]^{[name references needed]}

Location and Uses

The Legend of Zelda

The White Sword is the second sword available to Link in The Legend of Zelda, following the Sword and preceding the Magical Sword. It can be obtained once Link has five Hearts in his Life. The White Sword does twice as much damage as the original Sword.^[2] Link is given the White Sword by the White Sword-Giving Old Man in a cave in the northeast of Hyrule near a waterfall, which is guarded by a Lynel.

The White Sword also appears on the back of the 8-Bit Link amiibo.

The Minish Cap

The White Sword in The Minish Cap is the re-forged Picori Blade and replaces Link's first Sword, Smith's Sword. The White Sword grows in power as it is infused with the power of the Four Elements, with its name in the Items Screen changing to reflect the number of Elements that are currently infused. When infused with the Earth and Fire Elements, it is labeled as the White Sword (Two Elements), and after being infused with the Water Element, it is labeled as the White Sword (Three Elements). After the Wind Element, the fourth and final Element, is infused, the White Sword transforms into the Four Sword.

Each time Link infuses the White Sword with an Element, the hilt of the Sword changes color, and Link is able to make more copies of himself when he charges a Spin Attack over special tiles, with the maximum copies being three. The Four Sword allows him to make four copies of himself.

Other Appearances

Hyrule Warriors

Non-Canon Information

In Hyrule Warriors, White Swords appear as the second level Weapon of Link's Hylian Sword archetype.

White Swords have a base attack of 150 which increases by ten percent for each star in the Weapon's star rating.^[3] This means that, depending on the White Sword's star rating, the Weapon can have an attack range of 150, 165, 180, 195, 210, and 225. White Swords have three slots for Skills (which can be increased by using a Weapon with a "Slots Up" Skill.) They are Light-type Weapons, meaning that the Weapon will increasingly deal more damage while repeatedly attacking a group of Enemies.^[4]

White Swords are directly based off the White Sword from The Legend of Zelda, almost directly matching the artwork from that game.

An 8-bit version of the White Sword, called the 8-bit White Sword?, also appears as the Lv.★ form of Zelda's Rapier. It was added to the game with the Master Quest Pack DLC, and is unlocked by default in Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition.

Attack Combinations

Combination
Attack	Strong Attack: Spin Attack Tapping X performs a quick Spin Attack, holding for at least one second before releasing increases both damage and radius.
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Diagonal slash
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Combo Attack: Jump Thrust
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Combo Attack: Mid-air horizontal slashes Link can perform up to three slashes before falling back to the ground.
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Combo Attack: Down Thrust At any point Link is still in the air, the three mid-air slashes can be skipped and moved straight into the Down Thrust.
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Horizontal slash
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Combo Attack: Sword Beam Link will jump backwards and then shoot a circular Sword Beam that travels straight ahead for about one second before disappearing.
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Diagonal slash
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Combo Attack: Rising Spin Attack
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Combo Attack: Mid-air horizontal slashes Link can perform up to three slashes before falling back to the ground.
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Combo Attack: Down Thrust At any point Link is still in the air, the three mid-air slashes can be skipped and moved straight into the Down Thrust.
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Diagonal slash
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Horizontal right slash If Kokiri Sword I has not been purchased, this will instead perform a vertical Spin Attack and end the combination chain.
Badge Required	Kokiri Sword I
Cost	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Horizontal left slash
Badge Required	Kokiri Sword I
Cost	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Horizontal right slash
Badge Required	Kokiri Sword I
Cost	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
Combination	Hold after any Combo Attack
Attack	Combo Attack: Spin Attack After any Combo Attack, continuing to hold will charge a small Spin Attack that will launch Link forwards while he attacks.
Badge Required	Kokiri Sword II
Cost	× 1Piece of Darknut Armor× 1Monster Tooth× 500Rupees
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Horizontal left slash If Kokiri Sword III has not been purchased, this will instead perform a vertical Spin Attack and end the combination chain.
Badge Required	Kokiri Sword I
Cost	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Vertical Spin Attack
Badge Required	Kokiri Sword III
Cost	× 1Monster Tooth× 1Moblin Flank× 1000Rupees
Combination	or or or or
Attack	Combo Attack: Dash Attack Pressing after four or more consecutive slashes will trigger the Dash Attack combo. Link runs forwards with his Hylian Sword extended and carries Enemies backwards, then makes one last lunge with his Hylian Sword to deal the most damage.
Badge Required	Kokiri Sword IV
Cost	× 1Stalmaster Wrist Bone× 1Monster Tooth× 3000Rupees

Combination	Attack	Badge Required	Cost
	Strong Attack: Spin Attack Tapping X performs a quick Spin Attack, holding for at least one second before releasing increases both damage and radius.	—	—
	Regular Attack: Diagonal slash	—	—
	Combo Attack: Jump Thrust	—	—
	Combo Attack: Mid-air horizontal slashes Link can perform up to three slashes before falling back to the ground.	—	—
	Combo Attack: Down Thrust At any point Link is still in the air, the three mid-air slashes can be skipped and moved straight into the Down Thrust.	—	—
	Regular Attack: Horizontal slash	—	—
	Combo Attack: Sword Beam Link will jump backwards and then shoot a circular Sword Beam that travels straight ahead for about one second before disappearing.	—	—
	Regular Attack: Diagonal slash	—	—
	Combo Attack: Rising Spin Attack	—	—
	Combo Attack: Mid-air horizontal slashes Link can perform up to three slashes before falling back to the ground.	—	—
	Combo Attack: Down Thrust At any point Link is still in the air, the three mid-air slashes can be skipped and moved straight into the Down Thrust.	—	—
	Regular Attack: Diagonal slash	—	—
	Regular Attack: Horizontal right slash If Kokiri Sword I has not been purchased, this will instead perform a vertical Spin Attack and end the combination chain.	Kokiri Sword I	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
	Regular Attack: Horizontal left slash	Kokiri Sword I	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
	Regular Attack: Horizontal right slash	Kokiri Sword I	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
Hold after any Combo Attack	Combo Attack: Spin Attack After any Combo Attack, continuing to hold will charge a small Spin Attack that will launch Link forwards while he attacks.	Kokiri Sword II	× 1Piece of Darknut Armor× 1Monster Tooth× 500Rupees
	Regular Attack: Horizontal left slash If Kokiri Sword III has not been purchased, this will instead perform a vertical Spin Attack and end the combination chain.	Kokiri Sword I	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
	Regular Attack: Vertical Spin Attack	Kokiri Sword III	× 1Monster Tooth× 1Moblin Flank× 1000Rupees
or or or or	Combo Attack: Dash Attack Pressing after four or more consecutive slashes will trigger the Dash Attack combo. Link runs forwards with his Hylian Sword extended and carries Enemies backwards, then makes one last lunge with his Hylian Sword to deal the most damage.	Kokiri Sword IV	× 1Stalmaster Wrist Bone× 1Monster Tooth× 3000Rupees

Combination
Attack	Strong Attack: Spin Attack Tapping X performs a quick Spin Attack, holding for at least one second before releasing increases both damage and radius.
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Diagonal slash
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Combo Attack: Jump Thrust
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Combo Attack: Mid-air horizontal slashes Link can perform up to three slashes before falling back to the ground.
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Combo Attack: Down Thrust At any point Link is still in the air, the three mid-air slashes can be skipped and moved straight into the Down Thrust.
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Horizontal slash
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Combo Attack: Sword Beam Link will jump backwards and then shoot a circular Sword Beam that travels straight ahead for about one second before disappearing.
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Diagonal slash
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Combo Attack: Rising Spin Attack
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Combo Attack: Mid-air horizontal slashes
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Combo Attack: Down Thrust At any point Link is still in the air, the three mid-air slashes can be skipped and moved straight into the Down Thrust.
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Diagonal slash
Badge Required	—
Cost	—
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Horizontal right slash If Kokiri Sword I has not been purchased, this will instead perform a vertical Spin Attack and end the combination chain.
Badge Required	Kokiri Sword I
Cost	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Horizontal left slash
Badge Required	Kokiri Sword I
Cost	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Horizontal right slash
Badge Required	Kokiri Sword I
Cost	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
Combination	Hold after any Combo Attack
Attack	Combo Attack: Spin Attack After any Combo Attack, continuing to hold will charge a small Spin Attack that will launch Link forwards while he attacks.
Badge Required	Kokiri Sword II
Cost	× 1Piece of Darknut Armor× 1Monster Tooth× 500Rupees
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Horizontal left slash If Kokiri Sword III has not been purchased, this will instead perform a vertical Spin Attack and end the combination chain.
Badge Required	Kokiri Sword I
Cost	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
Combination
Attack	Regular Attack: Vertical Spin Attack
Badge Required	Kokiri Sword III
Cost	× 1Monster Tooth× 1Moblin Flank× 1000Rupees
Combination	or or or or
Attack	Combo Attack: Dash Attack Pressing after four or more consecutive slashes will trigger the Dash Attack combo. Link runs forwards with his Hylian Sword extended and carries Enemies backwards, then makes one last lunge with his Hylian Sword to deal the most damage.
Badge Required	Kokiri Sword IV
Cost	× 1Stalmaster Wrist Bone× 1Monster Tooth× 3000Rupees

Combination	Attack	Badge Required	Cost
	Strong Attack: Spin Attack Tapping X performs a quick Spin Attack, holding for at least one second before releasing increases both damage and radius.	—	—
	Regular Attack: Diagonal slash	—	—
	Combo Attack: Jump Thrust	—	—
	Combo Attack: Mid-air horizontal slashes Link can perform up to three slashes before falling back to the ground.	—	—
	Combo Attack: Down Thrust At any point Link is still in the air, the three mid-air slashes can be skipped and moved straight into the Down Thrust.	—	—
	Regular Attack: Horizontal slash	—	—
	Combo Attack: Sword Beam Link will jump backwards and then shoot a circular Sword Beam that travels straight ahead for about one second before disappearing.	—	—
	Regular Attack: Diagonal slash	—	—
	Combo Attack: Rising Spin Attack	—	—
	Combo Attack: Mid-air horizontal slashes	—	—
	Combo Attack: Down Thrust At any point Link is still in the air, the three mid-air slashes can be skipped and moved straight into the Down Thrust.	—	—
	Regular Attack: Diagonal slash	—	—
	Regular Attack: Horizontal right slash If Kokiri Sword I has not been purchased, this will instead perform a vertical Spin Attack and end the combination chain.	Kokiri Sword I	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
	Regular Attack: Horizontal left slash	Kokiri Sword I	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
	Regular Attack: Horizontal right slash	Kokiri Sword I	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
Hold after any Combo Attack	Combo Attack: Spin Attack After any Combo Attack, continuing to hold will charge a small Spin Attack that will launch Link forwards while he attacks.	Kokiri Sword II	× 1Piece of Darknut Armor× 1Monster Tooth× 500Rupees
	Regular Attack: Horizontal left slash If Kokiri Sword III has not been purchased, this will instead perform a vertical Spin Attack and end the combination chain.	Kokiri Sword I	× 1Monster Tooth× 100Rupees
	Regular Attack: Vertical Spin Attack	Kokiri Sword III	× 1Monster Tooth× 1Moblin Flank× 1000Rupees
or or or or	Combo Attack: Dash Attack Pressing after four or more consecutive slashes will trigger the Dash Attack combo. Link runs forwards with his Hylian Sword extended and carries Enemies backwards, then makes one last lunge with his Hylian Sword to deal the most damage.	Kokiri Sword IV	× 1Stalmaster Wrist Bone× 1Monster Tooth× 3000Rupees

Special Attack

Weak Point Smash

Like all Weapon categories in Hyrule Warriors, the Hylian Sword has two different Weak Point Smash attacks, the one used depending on whether the target is a Giant Boss or not. The attack used against Captains and Warriors consists of a series of wide slices in varying directions, followed by an ultra-powerful forward thrust. The Weak Point Smash used against Giant Bosses is a massive leap into the air, followed by a to-the-hilt downward thrust into the Boss's core.

Focus Spirit

The Hylian Sword's Focus Spirit Attack is a single forward thrust that has a relatively high attack range. Like with all Focus Spirit Attack, hitting a Captain, Warrior, or Giant Boss with this thrust will instantly expose that target's Weak Point Gauge for an extended period of time.

If Link's Focus Spirit Gauge is allowed to run dry on its own (without unleashing the Focus Spirit Attack), Link will thrust his Hylian Sword upward and release an explosion of light with him at the center.

Trivia

In the Japanese versions of Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages, the Noble Sword is called the White Sword.
In Skyward Sword, one of the forms of the Goddess Sword is the Goddess White Sword. It is unlikely that there is any direct connection.
Despite both Swords sharing the same name, the nature of the White Sword in The Minish Cap makes it impossible that it is the same White Sword in The Legend of Zelda.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names	Meanings
Japanese	ホワイトソード (Howaito Sōdo) ^(TLoZ)^[7]	Same as English.
Chinese^SI	白刃剑 (Bái rèn jiàn) ^(TLoZ)^[11] 白刃剑 (Báirèn jiàn) ^(TMC)^[11]	Same as English.
Dutch	Zilver zwaard ^(TLoZ)^[10]	Silver sword
French^CA	Épée blanche ^(HWDE)	White sword
French^EU	Epée blanche ^(TLoZ)^[10] Épée blanche ^(HWDE)^[9]	Same as English. White sword
German	Edelschwert ^(HWDE)^[8]	Noble Sword
Italian	Spada Nobile ^(TLoZ)^[5] Spada Bianca ^(TLoZ)^[6]	Noble Sword Same as English.
This table was generated using translation pages. To request an addition, please contact a staff member with a reference.

Gallery

File:TLoZ 30th Series Link amiibo.png

The amiibo featuring Link carrying the White Sword
White Sword sprite from The Minish Cap, infused with the Earth Element
White Sword (Two Elements) sprite from The Minish Cap
White Sword (Three Elements) sprite from The Minish Cap
White Sword Items Screen sprite from The Minish Cap
White Sword (Two Elements) Items Screen sprite from The Minish Cap
White Sword (Three Elements) Items Screen sprite from The Minish Cap
The White Sword from BS The Legend of Zelda
A White Sword from Hyrule Warriors
A White Sword as seen in-game from Hyrule Warriors
The shield that goes along with the White Sword from Hyrule Warriors
8-bit White Sword? from Hyrule Warriors
Zelda wielding the 8-bit White Sword? from Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition

References

↑ Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 143 ^{(TLoZ | TMC)}
↑ The Legend of Zelda manual, page 19
↑ Hyrule Warriors Legends—Collector's Edition Guide, Prima Games, pg. 8
↑ "Light elemental attacks gradually become stronger as you make consecutive attacks on groups of enemies." — Tutorial (Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)
↑ "Prendi la Spada Nobile!" (Get the Noble Sword!) — Level 10-2 (NES Remix, Italian localization) Enciclopedia di Hyrule, Magazzini Salani, pg. 143
↑ L'arte di una leggenda, Magazzini Salani, pg. 383 "Anziano che dona la Spada Bianca" (Enciclopedia di Hyrule, Magazzini Salani, pg. 219)
↑ The Legend of Zelda manual, pg. 18
↑ "Edelschwert" — Smithy (Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)
↑ "Épée blanche" — Smithy (Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)
↑ ^10.0 ^10.1 The Legend of Zelda manual, pg. 19
↑ ^11.0 ^11.1 塞尔达传说：百科全书, New Star Press, pg. 115

[1] Encyclopedia, Dark Horse Books, pg. 143 ^{(TLoZ | TMC)}

[2] The Legend of Zelda manual, page 19

[3] Hyrule Warriors Legends—Collector's Edition Guide, Prima Games, pg. 8

[4] "Light elemental attacks gradually become stronger as you make consecutive attacks on groups of enemies." — Tutorial (Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)

[nomenclature-1-5] "Prendi la Spada Nobile!" (Get the Noble Sword!) — Level 10-2 (NES Remix, Italian localization) Enciclopedia di Hyrule, Magazzini Salani, pg. 143

[nomenclature-2-6] L'arte di una leggenda, Magazzini Salani, pg. 383 "Anziano che dona la Spada Bianca" (Enciclopedia di Hyrule, Magazzini Salani, pg. 219)

[nomenclature-3-7] The Legend of Zelda manual, pg. 18

[nomenclature-4-8] "Edelschwert" — Smithy (Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)

[nomenclature-5-9] "Épée blanche" — Smithy (Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)

[nomenclature-6-10] 10.0 ^10.1 The Legend of Zelda manual, pg. 19

[nomenclature-7-11] 11.0 ^11.1 塞尔达传说：百科全书, New Star Press, pg. 115

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 ==Location and Uses==
 ==={{TLoZ|-}}===
-[[File:TLoZ White Sword Sprite.png|left]]
+The {{Term|TLoZ|White Sword}} is the second sword available to {{Term|TLoZ|Link|link}} in {{TLoZ}}, following the {{Term|TLoZ|Sword|link}} and preceding the {{Term|TLoZ|Magical Sword|link}}. It can be obtained once {{Term|TLoZ|Link}} has five {{Plural|TLoZ|Heart|link}} in his {{Term|TLoZ|Life Gauge|link}}. The {{Term|TLoZ|White Sword}} does twice as much damage as the original {{Term|TLoZ|Sword}}.<ref>The Legend of Zelda manual, page 19</ref> {{Term|TLoZ|Link}} is given the {{Term|TLoZ|White Sword}} by the {{Term|TLoZ|White Sword-Giving Old Man|link}} in a cave in the northeast of {{Term|TLoZ|Hyrule|link}} near a waterfall, which is guarded by a {{Term|TLoZ|Lynel|link}}.
-In {{TLoZ}}, the White Sword is the second sword available to [[Link]], following the [[Wooden Sword]] and preceding the [[Magical Sword]]. It can be obtained once Link has five Hearts in his [[Heart Container|Heart meter]]. The young hero can wield this sword by speaking to the [[Old Man]] in a cave in the northeast of [[Hyrule]] near a waterfall, which is guarded by a [[Lynel]].
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+The {{Term|TLoZ|White Sword}} also appears on the back of the {{Term|Series|8-Bit Link amiibo|link}}.
 ==={{TMC|-}}===
-[[File:TMC White Sword Sprite.png|left|32px]]
+The {{Term|TMC|White Sword}} in {{TMC}} is the re-forged {{Term|TMC|Picori Blade|link}} and replaces {{Term|TMC|Link}}'s first {{Term|TMC|Sword|link}}, {{Term|TMC|Smith's Sword|link}}. The {{Term|TMC|White Sword}} grows in power as it is infused with the power of the {{Term|TMC|Four Elements|link}}, with its name in the {{Term|TMC|Inventory|link}} changing to reflect the number of {{Term|TMC|Four Elements|display=Elements}} that are currently infused. When infused with the {{Term|TMC|Earth Element|link|display=Earth}} and {{Term|TMC|Fire Element|link|display=Fire}} {{Term|TMC|Four Elements|display=Elements}}, it is labeled as the {{Term|TMC|White Sword (Two Elements)|link}}, and after being infused with the {{Term|TMC|Water Element|link}}, it is labeled as the {{Term|TMC|White Sword (Three Elements)|link}}. After the {{Term|TMC|Wind Element|link}}, the fourth and final {{Term|TMC|Four Elements|display=Element}}, is infused, the {{Term|TMC|White Sword}} transforms into the {{Term|TMC|Four Sword|link}}.
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-Each time Link infuses the White Sword with Elements, the hilt of the sword will change colors, and Link will be able to make more copies of himself when he charges a [[Spin Attack]] over special tiles, with the maximum copies being four.
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 ==Other Appearances==
+==={{HW|-}}===
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-==={{HW|-}}===
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-In {{HW}}, the White Sword appears as the Lv.2 form of [[Link]]'s [[Hylian Sword]].
-An 8-Bit version of the White Sword, called the [[8-Bit White Sword?]], also appears as the Lv.★ form of [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]]'s [[Rapier]]. It was added to the game with the ''Master Quest'' Pack DLC.
+{{Plural|HWDE|White Sword}} have a base attack of 150 which increases by ten percent for each star in the {{Term|HWDE|Weapon}}'s star rating.<ref>{{Cite Guide|quote= |game= HWL |publisher= Prima |page= 8}}</ref> This means that, depending on the {{Term|HWDE|White Sword}}'s star rating, the {{Term|HWDE|Weapon}} can have an attack range of 150, 165, 180, 195, 210, and 225. {{Plural|HWDE|White Sword}} have three slots for {{Plural|HWDE|Skill|link}} (which can be increased by using a {{Term|HWDE|Weapon}} with a "Slots Up" {{Term|HWDE|Skill|link}}.) They are {{Term|HWDE|Light|link}}-type {{Plural|HWDE|Weapon}}, meaning that the {{Term|HWDE|Weapon}} will increasingly deal more damage while repeatedly attacking a group of {{Plural|HWDE|Enemy|link}}.<ref>{{Cite|Light elemental attacks gradually become stronger as you make consecutive attacks on groups of enemies.|Tutorial|HWDE}}</ref>
-{{Noncanon|End}}
-==Trivia==
+{{Plural|HWDE|White Sword}} are directly based off the {{Term|TLoZ|White Sword}} from {{TLoZ}}, almost directly matching the artwork from that game.
-*In the Japanese versions of {{OoS}} and {{OoA}}, the [[Noble Sword]] is called the White Sword.
-*In {{SS}}, one of the forms of the [[Goddess Sword]] is the Goddess White Sword. It is unlikely that there is any direct connection.
-*The White Sword appears on the back of the [[8-Bit Link amiibo]].
-==Nomenclature==
+An 8-bit version of the {{Term|HWDE|White Sword}}, called the {{Term|HWDE|8-bit White Sword?|link}}, also appears as the Lv.★ form of {{Term|HWDE|Zelda|link}}'s {{Term|HWDE|Rapier|link}}. It was added to the game with the ''Master Quest'' Pack DLC, and is unlocked by default in {{HW|DE|-}}.
-{{Names Table
-|align= left
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+====Attack Combinations====
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-|name3= White Sword (Three Elements)
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+{{Data Table Copy
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+|tab2= Zelda Mode
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+|fromPage= Hylian Sword
+|storedAs= Zelda Mode Combos
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+}}
-|ja1= {{Romanize|ホワイトソード|Howaito Sōdo|White Sword}}
+====Special Attack====
-|ja2= {{Romanize|ホワイトソード（2人分身）|Howaito Sōdo (2-ri bunshin)|White Sword (split into 2)}}
+{{#section:Hylian Sword|Special}}
-|ja3= {{Romanize|ホワイトソード（3人分身）|Howaito Sōdo (3-nin bunshin)|White Sword (split into 3)}}
-|esS1= {{Exp|White sword|Espada blanca}} {{Exp Game|TMC}}
+====Weak Point Smash====
-|esS2= {{Exp|White sword (2 elements)|Espada blanca (2 elementos)}}
+{{#section:Hylian Sword|Weak Point Smash}}
-|esS3= {{Exp|White sword (3 elements)|Espada blanca (3 elementos)}}
-|esL1=
+====Focus Spirit====
-|esL2=
+{{#section:Hylian Sword|Focus Spirit}}
-|esL3=
+{{Noncanon|End}}
-|frF1= {{Exp|White Sword|Epée Blanche}} {{Exp Game|TMC}}
-|frF2= {{Exp|White Sword (1 double)|Epée Blanche (1 double)}}
-|frF3= {{Exp|White Sword (2 doubles)|Epée Blanche (2 doubles)}}
-|frC1=
+==Trivia==
-|frC2=
+*In the Japanese versions of {{OoS}} and {{OoA}}, the {{Term|Series|Noble Sword|link}} is called the {{Term|Series|White Sword}}.
-|frC3=
+*In {{SS}}, one of the forms of the {{Term|SS|Goddess Sword|link}} is the {{Term|SS|Goddess White Sword|link}}. It is unlikely that there is any direct connection.
+*Despite both {{Plural|Series|Sword}} sharing the same name, the nature of the {{Term|TMC|White Sword}} in {{TMC|-}} makes it impossible that it is the same {{Term|TLoZ|White Sword}} in {{TLoZ|-}}.
-|de1= {{De|Weißes Schwert}} {{exp|White Sword}} {{Exp Game|TMC}}
+==Nomenclature==
-|de2= {{Exp|White Sword of the Two|Weißes Schwert der Zwei}}
+{{Nomenclature}}
-|de3= {{Exp|White Sword of the Three|Weißes Schwert der Drei}}
-|it1= {{Exp|Noble Sword|Spada Nobile}} {{Exp Game|TMC|HW}}
-|it2= {{Exp|Noble Sword (split in 2)|Spada Nobile (divisione in 2)}}
-|it3= {{Exp|Noble Sword (split in 3)|Spada Nobile (divisione in 3)}}
-|ptP1=
-|ptP2=
-|ptP3=
-|ptB1=
-|ptB2=
-|ptB3=
-|nl1=
-|nl2=
-|nl3=
-|ru1=
-|ru2=
-|ru3=
-|ko1=
-|ko2=
-|ko3=
-|zhT1=
-|zhT2=
-|zhT3=
-|zhS1=
-|zhS2=
-|zhS3=
-}}
 ==Gallery==
 <gallery>
-File:HW White Sword Render.png|White Sword in {{HW|-}}
+File:TLoZ 30th Series Link amiibo.png|The amiibo featuring {{Term|TLoZ|Link}} carrying the {{Term|TLoZ|White Sword}}
-File:HW White Sword Model.png|White Sword as seen in-game in {{HW|-}}
+File:TMC White Sword Purple Sprite.png|White Sword sprite from {{TMC|-}}, infused with the {{Term|TMC|Earth Element|link}}
-File:HW 8-Bit White Sword? Icon.png|8-Bit White Sword? in {{HW|-}}
+File:TMC White Sword (Two Elements) Full Sprite.png|{{Term|TMC|White Sword (Two Elements)}} sprite from {{TMC|-}}
-File:HWDE Zelda 8-Bit White Sword?.png|Zelda wielding the 8-Bit White Sword? in ''Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition''
+File:TMC White Sword (Three Elements) Full Sprite.png|{{Term|TMC|White Sword (Three Elements)}} sprite from {{TMC|-}}
+File:TMC White Sword Sprite.png|{{Term|TMC|White Sword}} {{Term|TMC|Inventory}} sprite from {{TMC|-}}
+File:TMC White Sword (Two Elements) Sprite.png|{{Term|TMC|White Sword (Two Elements)}} {{Term|TMC|Inventory}} sprite from {{TMC|-}}
+File:TMC White Sword (Three Elements) Sprite.png|{{Term|TMC|White Sword (Three Elements)}} {{Term|TMC|Inventory}} sprite from {{TMC|-}}
+File:BSTLoZ White Sword Sprite.png|The {{Term|BSTLoZ|White Sword}} from {{BSTLoZ|-}}
+File:HW White Sword Render.png|A {{Term|HW|White Sword}} from {{HW|-}}
+File:HW White Sword Model.png|A {{Term|HW|White Sword}} as seen in-game from {{HW|-}}
+File:HW White Sword Shield Model.png|The shield that goes along with the {{Term|HWDE|White Sword}} from {{HW|-}}
+File:HW 8-Bit White Sword? Icon.png|{{Term|HW|8-bit White Sword?}} from {{HW|-}}
+File:HWDE Zelda 8-Bit White Sword?.png|{{Term|HWDE|Zelda}} wielding the {{Term|HWDE|8-bit White Sword?}} from {{HW|DE|-}}
 </gallery>
 ==See Also==
-* [[Swords of The Legend of Zelda]]
+* {{Term|Series|White Sword (Three Elements)|link}}
-* [[Swords of The Minish Cap]]
+* {{Term|Series|White Sword (Two Elements)|link}}
-{{Swords}}
+{{Ref}}
-[[Category:Items in The Legend of Zelda]]
+{{Categories
-[[Category:Items in The Minish Cap]]
+ |Hylian Swords, Swords
-[[Category:Items in Hyrule Warriors]]
+ |items= TLoZ, TMC, HW, HWL, HWDE
+}}

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Location and Uses

The Legend of Zelda

The Minish Cap

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Special Attack

Weak Point Smash

Focus Spirit

Trivia

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Gallery

See Also

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