Feathered Spears are recurring Items in The Legend of Zelda series.[1][2]
Location and Uses[]
Breath of the Wild[]
Hyrule Compendium Entry
Feathered Spears are Weapons created by Rito craftsmen.[1] These spears belong to the Rito Gear equipment archetype, which includes all Rito-made Weapons.[3] They are lightweight and made of sturdy materials, which allow Rito warriors to use them in aerial combat.[1] The guards of Rito Village, Gesane and Mazli, wield them. They are also used by Enemies on the Tabantha Frontier and in Hyrule Field.
Being made of metal, Feathered Spears will conduct Electricity and attract Lightning if they are equipped during Thunderstorms. They will sink if they are dropped in the Water, but they can be picked up using the Magnesis Rune. If they are exposed to a Fire or a Scorching Climate, they will not burn like wooden Weapons do.
Other Appearances[]
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity[]
Nomenclature[]
Names in other regions | |||
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Language | Name | Meaning | |
Japanese | 風切羽の槍 (Kazekiribane no yari) | ||
ChineseTR | 斬風羽槍 (Zhǎnfēngyǔ qiāng) | ||
Dutch | Eksterspeer | ||
FrenchEU | Lance rémige | ||
German | Elsternlanze | ||
Italian | Lancia piume in volo | Flying feathers spear | |
Korean | 날개깃의 창 (Nalgaegisui chang) | ||
Russian | Полетное копье (Poletnoye kopʹyo) | ||
SpanishEU | Lanza de plumas | ||
SpanishLA | Lanza emplumada | ||
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Feathered Spear
Its lightweight design is a hallmark of Rito craftsmanship. It's made from light and sturdy materials, which afford Rito warriors ease of use during aerial combat." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild) - ↑ "Feathered Spear
Its lightweight design is a hallmark of Rito craftsmanship. It's made from light and sturdy materials, which afford Rito warriors ease of use during aerial combat." — Allies (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity) - ↑ Creating a Champion, Dark Horse Books, pg. 172