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| Normal Items |
| Bombos Medallion |
| The Bottle is an extremely useful item that Link can use in a variety of ways. They can hold all kinds of stuff. |
| Bomb |
| Link gets the Bombos Medallion by reading the Monolith on the cliff in the desert. Link can use it to set off explosives around himself. |
| Book of Mudora |
| The Book of Mudora is an amazing item that can translate the ancient language of Hylia. Link ran into a bookshelf in the library to get it. |
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| Link finds the Bow & Arrow inside the Eastern Palace. The Arrow can be upgraded to the Silver Arrows as well, and is needed to beat Ganon. |
| Link can get the Bomb by either finding them or buying them. The bomb is an indespensible item that blows up walls or cracks. |
| The Boomerang is Link's first special weapon he found stashed away in Hyrule Castle. It stuns enemies for a brief period. |
| Link gets the Magic Boomerang when he throws his normal boomerang into the Well of Wishing. It's twice as fast as the first. |
| Boomerang |
| Bottle |
| Bow & Arrow |
| The Ether Medallion can be received by reading the Monolith left of The Tower of Hera. Link uses it to create Ice Power around himself. |
| Ether Medallion |
| Flippers |
| Link can buy the Flippers from King Zora for 500 rupees at the zora infested river. Link used them to swim in the water. |
| Flute |
| The Flute serves no real purpose except to call the duck at Kakariko Village. Link found it by digging in the Flute Boy's Grove. |
| The Magic Hammer is a very useful item used to push down pegs and those pop up smily things. It causes some damage as well. |
| Hookshot |
| The Hookshot is a great weapon that Link uses to grab onto faraway objects and whiz over to them. |
| Lamp |
| The Lamp is Link's very first item, and it is necessary to navigate the castle and get into it. However, it uses magic. |
| Magic Boomerang |
| Magic Cape |
| The Magic Cape can be found in the cave under the top-right gravestone in the Light World. It allows Link to turn into a shadow. |
| Magic Mirror |
| The Magic Mirror can be used to create a warp from the Dark World to the Light World. Link gets it from an old man he helped out. |
| Magic Powder |
| Link gets the Magic Powder by giving the Old Witch the Mushroom. It causes random effects by using it. |
| Moon Pearl |
| The Moon Pearl can be found in Hera's Tower and is needed to not become a rabbit in the Dark World. |
| Mushroom |
| Link finds the Mushroom in the Lost Woods. Link brought the mushroom back to the Old Witch in the Light World and received magic powder. |
| Bug-Catching Net |
| Pegasus Shoes |
| Power Glove |
| Link gets the Power Glove from the Desert Palace. They allow Link to pick up most rocks and boulders, but not the black ones. |
| Quake Medallion |
| The Quake Medallion can be received by tossing a rock or flower into a circle of stones. It can be used to creat an Earthquake. |
| Titan's Mitt |
| The Titan's Mitt can be found in Blind's Dungeon. Link used them to lift black rocks that are twice as heavy as normal rocks. |
| Swords |
| Bronze Sword |
| To get this sword, Link must find the Blacksmith's partner in the lower part of the Village of Outcasts. Take him back and receive the Bronze Sword. |
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| Fighter's Sword |
| The Fighter's Sword is Link's main weapon. Link gets this sword form his uncle when he meets up with him in Hyrule Castle. |
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| Golden Sword |
| Use the Bombos Medallion to blow up a hole in the side of the Pyramid. Link tossed his sword in the fountain and got the Golden Sword. |
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| Master Sword |
| The Sword of the True Hero. Link got this sword when he got the three pendants and then retrieved it from the Lost Woods. |
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| Shields |
| Fighter's Shield |
| Link got the Fighter's Shield from his uncle along with the Fighter's Sword at the first of the game. |
| Mirror Shield |
| The Mirror Shield is found in Turtle Rock. it can repeal beam attacks and offers overall better protection than any other shield. |
| Red Shield |
| Link threw his shield in the Well of Wishing and received the Red Shield. It can repeal fire attacks. |
| Armor |
| Blue Mail |
| The Blue Mail is found inside the Ice Palace. It provides more protection than the Green Jerkin. |
| Green Jerkin |
| The Green Jerkin is the default armor that Link starts off with. It provides very little protection. |
| Red Mail |
| The Red Mail is found inside Ganon's Tower and provides the best protection of all the armor. It reduces Link's damage by half. |
| Sahasahrala will give Link these shoes to Link when he beats the Eastern Palace. Link used them to dash and break piles of stones. |
| Magic Hammer |
| Ice Rod |
| The Ice Rod can be found in a cave to the east of Lake Hylia. It allows Link to shoot ice at his enemies making it easier to kill them. |
| Fire Rod |
| Link could find the Fire Rod in Skull Dungeon. It can be used to shoot fireballs at enemies and light braziers. However, it consumes magic. |
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| Cane of Somaria |
| The Cane of Somaria can be found in Misery Mire. When used it can create blocks to either push on buttons or kill enemies. |
| Cane of Byrna |
| Link could find the Cane of Byrna in a cave in the Dark World. When used it creates a ring around Link making him invulnerable to attacks. |
| Link got the Bug-Catching Netet from the sick boy in Kakariko Village. Link used it to capture bees and fairies and put them into bottles. |
| Shovel |
| The Shovel is given to Link by the Flute Boy in the Dark World. Link went back there in the Light World and dug up the Flute. |
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