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::''Not to be confused with [[Hidden Skills]].''
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:''For the actual bubbles that appear in [[Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly|Jabu-Jabu's Belly]] in [[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]], see [[Shabom]].''
  
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|game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|The Legend of Zelda]]''<br>''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening|Link's Awakening]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|Oracle of Ages]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords|Four Swords]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]''<br>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]''
  
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'''Skills''' are extra abilities given to Weapons belonging to the Warriors in {{HW}}. Certain Skills, known as '''Sealed Skills''' are inaccessible by default, requiring certain conditions to be met before they are unlocked.
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The '''Bubble''' is a spirit in the form of an animated skull with fire surrounding it in [[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]]. The main purpose of the Bubble is to [[Jinx|curse]] those that they touch, leaving the victim unable to wield a blade for brief period of time.<ref>{{Cite manual|quote=The spirit of the dead. When it clings onto Link, he won't be able to unsheathe his sword for a while.|game=The Legend of Zelda (Game)|page=38}}</ref> This leaves the victim open to attack from any nearby enemies and monsters. While this is their most dangerous curse, the actual effects of touching a Bubble vary from game to game; sometimes they steal magic, in others they will simply set Link on fire or merely cause damage. They first appeared in the original ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' and have appeared in numerous games since then. They are known in certain games by alternate names such as '''Fire Faerie''', '''Anti-Fairy''' or '''Whisp'''. Including all their varieties, they have appeared in every main Zelda game except for ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]''.
  
   
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==Characteristics==
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==Uses==
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Skills passively augment the Weapon's potential, often adding effects such as causing more [[Rupee]]s to appear or being more effective against certain enemies. Skills are generally obtained randomly and automatically alongside a Weapon, though it is possible to imbue Weapons with Skills from another Weapon of the same class by fusing the Weapons at the [[Smithy (Hyrule Warriors)|Smithy]]. Through fusion, one Skill may be transferred, at the cost of a base amount of Rupees and a second Weapon. Fusion is only possible if the receptive Weapon has a spare slot to transfer a Skill over.
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[[File:BubbleLoZ.png|left|Bubble in ''The Legend of Zelda'']]
  
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The Bubbles in ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' were simply animated skulls with crackling flames surrounding them. Their movements were erratic, and they often appeared in swarms along with other enemies. They were entirely invincible, but they did not cause damage. A touch from them would cause [[Link]] to be unable to use his sword for a short time, meaning he would have to rely on other weapons to defend himself, or simply flee until the curse wears off. The exception to this rule occurs in the [[Second Quest#The Legend of Zelda|Second Quest]], where Red and Blue Bubbles make their first appearance. In this game, Red Bubbles will curse Link permanently, while Blue Bubbles will dispel a curse. Thankfully, a Blue Bubble is usually not far away from a Red Bubble. Blue Bubbles, despite knocking Link back, are therefore entirely benign.
  
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{{TLoZManual|Bubble|The spirit of the dead. When it clings onto Link, he won't be able to unsheath his sword for awhile.}}
  
   
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Sealed Skills appear on a Weapon at random, and require a certain number of enemies to be defeated with the Weapon to unlock. Sealed Skills can be found behind barriers of 1,000, 2,000, 3,000, 4,000 and 25,000, each increasing in Skill value and rarity.
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[[File:AntiFairy ALttP.png|left]]
  
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Starting from ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]'', Bubbles started to vary from their original form. While visually similar, Bubbles now moved differently, reflecting around dungeon walls in straight diagonal lines. Instead of making Link unable to use his sword, these Bubbles would now cause damage and steal magic. This type of Bubble would also later appear in a number of other 2D games, such as ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'', ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening|Link's Awakening]]'', ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|Oracle of Ages]]'', ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures|Four Swords Adventures]]'', stealing magic where available, but otherwise simply causing damage and being a dangerous obstacle. This type of Bubble is also often known as an '''Anti-Fairy''' or sometimes '''Fire Faerie''', possibly due to the fact that using [[Magic Powder]] on them in ''A Link to the Past'' will transform them into a [[Fairy]]. This Bubble commonly has four distinctive balls of fire that circle it.
  
   
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25,000 Sealed Skills cannot be unlocked until all Weapons in the Adventure Map have been obtained. Once this has happened, Link's Master Sword will be open to unlocking. Once the Sealed Skill on the Master Sword has been unlocked, all other 25,000 Sealed Skills will open as well. These Sealed Skills boost the Weapon's total power, making them a valuable asset.
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{{ImageCaption|image=File:TP Bubble.png|size=200px|align=left|caption=Bubble in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''|captionalign=center}}
  
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In the [[:Category:3D Games|3D ''Zelda'' games]], the Bubbles have little in common with the Bubbles of the previous games other than similarity in appearance. They are usually considerably easier to destroy than the near invincible appearances in previous games. Their attack patterns primarily do damage and while some will fly in set patterns similar to those in the 2D adventures, often they will directly react to Link's presence and attack aggressively. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', they had a surprising amount of diversity, with [[#Blue Bubble|Blue]], [[#Green Bubble|Green]], [[#Red Bubble|Red]] and [[#White Bubble|White Bubble]]s, each representing different attack patterns, with Blue being the most common. While they simply caused damage in ''Ocarina of Time'', when they returned in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'', Blue Bubbles were able to [[jinx]] Link, which caused him to be unable to use his sword. This ability was carried over to ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]''. Other varieties of Bubble will set fire to or freeze Link with their flames, while the normal Bubbles of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' lost their flames altogether.
  
   
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==Varieties==
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==List of Skills==
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===Whisp===
  
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{{#vardefine:ATK|{{Exp|Attacks|ATK}}}}
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[[File:BubbleOracle.png]]
  
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{{#vardefine:KOs|{{Exp|Knock-Outs|KOs}}}}
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A '''Whisp''' or '''Wisp''' is the name given to a specific type of Bubble based on the Bubbles of the original ''The Legend of Zelda''. This name was originally given to a separate variety of Bubble in the ''Oracle'' games to distinguish it from the normal variety<ref>{{cite|My books tell me there is a beast called a Whisp that jinxes you when you touch it. You won't be able to draw your sword!|Dr. Left|Oracle of Seasons}}</ref> (which was also known at the time as an Anti-Fairy, adding to confusion) which also appeared in the game. Whisps look and behave exactly like the Bubbles from the original game, cursing Link so he cannot use his sword, moving erratically around the room and not causing damage and being invincible. Whisps in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'' are named Wisp and will behave extremely similarly, but Blue Wisps will move faster and vanish after cursing Link, while Red Wisps will move slower but will return after cursing. They can be defeated by sucking them up using the [[Gust Jar]]. Whisp appears be used as an alternate name for the original Bubbles of ''The Legend of Zelda''. The [[Whisp Ring]] in the [[Oracle Series|''Oracle'' games]] will stop the effects of being jinxed.
  
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{{#vardefine:ELE|{{Exp|Elemental|ELE}}}}
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{{figurine|TMC|Wisp|Appears in dungeons. They float in midair. They won't hurt you, but if you touch them, you won't be able to use your sword for a while.|[[File:Wisp Figurine.gif‎]]}}
  
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{{#vardefine:BON|{{Exp|Bonus|BON}}}}
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{{#vardefine:SP|{{Exp|Special|SP}}}}
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{{#vardefine:AUG|{{Exp|Augmentation|AUG}}}}
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{{#vardefine:VS|{{Exp|Versus|VS}}}}
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'''Add description of skill categories.'''
   
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===Giant Bubble===
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===Basic Skills===
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'''Tab by alphabetical and type.'''
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[[File:GiantBubble.png|left|50px|Giant Bubble in ''The Adventure of Link'']][[File:SparkGiant.png|right|50px|Giant Bubble in ''Link's Awakening'']]
  
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A larger version of the normal Bubbles, '''Giant Bubbles''' can be found in the [[Great Palace]] in ''The Adventure of Link''. It behaves just like a normal Bubble, but if struck three times, it splits into two fast-moving normal Bubbles. It can be destroyed without it splitting if Link continues to strike it without stopping, but it will give no experience when destroyed. In ''Link's Awakening'', the Giant Bubble returns as an enemy that only appears in [[Face Shrine (Dungeon)|Face Shrine]], in a side-scrolling passageway. The Giant Bubble now looks very different from regular Bubbles, but behaves similarly, bouncing around the room in the same manner. The enemy cannot be harmed with any of Link's weapons and will simply cause damage like regular Bubbles when it comes into contact with Link.
  
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!width="20%"|Skill
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!width="50%"|Effect
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| EXP+
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| Increases experience points fallen enemies give.
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| {{#var:BON}}
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| 2500 Rupees
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| Darkness+
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| Damage effects occur against multiple enemies.
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| {{#var:ELE}}
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| 2000 Rupees
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| Fire+
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| Increases blast radius of exploding foes.
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| {{#var:ELE}}
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| 2000 Rupees
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| Hearts+
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| Hearts drop more easily.
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| {{#var:BON}}
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| 2500 Rupees
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| Light+
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| Increases duration of damage effects.
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| {{#var:ELE}}
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| 2000 Rupees
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| Lightning+
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| Makes it easier to juggle enemies with air combos.
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| {{#var:ELE}}
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| 2000 Rupees
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| Materials+
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| Makes it easier to get good materials.
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| {{#var:BON}}
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| 2500 Rupees
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| Rupees+
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| Increases number of Rupees fallen enemies drop.
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| {{#var:BON}}
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| 2500 Rupees
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| Slots+
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| Increases chances of a many-slotted weapon drop.
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| {{#var:BON}}
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| 2500 Rupees
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| Stars+
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| Increases chances of a high-star weapon drop.
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| {{#var:BON}}
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| 2500 Rupees
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| Strength II
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| Increases BY attack damage.
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| {{#var:ATK}}
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| 1500 Rupees
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| Strength III
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| Increases BBY attack damage.
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| {{#var:ATK}}
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| 1500 Rupees
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| Strength IV
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| Increases BBBY attack damage.
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| {{#var:ATK}}
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| 1500 Rupees
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| Strength V
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| Increases BBBBY attack damage.
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| {{#var:ATK}}
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| 1500 Rupees
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| Strong Attack+
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| Increases Y attack damage.
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| {{#var:ATK}}
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| 1500 Rupees
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| Water+
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| Increases duration of continuous damage effects.
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| {{#var:ELE}}
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| 2000 Rupees
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===Bubble Group===
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===Sealed Skills===
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[[File:BubbleGroup.png|left]]The '''Bubble Group''' is a congregation of four Bubbles in ''A Link to the Past''. They appear in the [[Eastern Palace]], and swarm around a lone [[jar]] in one room. The jar sits atop a switch that needs to be hit to get the [[Big Key]], but the jar cannot be reached with the Bubbles protecting it. To dispel the Bubble Group, Link must defeat all the enemies in the room except for them, at which point the group will split and fly around the room as normal Bubbles.
  
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===Blue Bubble===
  
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[[File:Bluebubble.png|right|100px|Blue Bubble in ''Ocarina of Time'']]
  
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'''Blue Bubbles''' first appeared in the dungeons of the Second Quest of the ''The Legend of Zelda''. Rather than curse Link, they would dispel curses from normal and Red Bubbles. Blue Bubbles would later reappear as dangerous varieties in ''Ocarina of Time'' and then in ''Majora's Mask'' and ''The Wind Waker''. They are still found in many dungeons but sometimes also appear in the overworld. Defending with Link's [[shield]] will knock its blue flame out. Other items will also accomplish this purpose, but defending is the safest method. They also seem to be attracted to bombs. When Link throws one near a Blue Bubble in ''Ocarina of Time'', they circle it until the bomb explodes. When Bubbles drop to the floor, Link can simply attack it with his sword. The ability to jinx was returned to Bubbles in ''Majora's Mask'', as contact with its blue flames will cause curses that cause Link to be unable to use his sword for a few seconds (this curse can instantly can be removed by the [[Song of Storms]]). If it touches the hero in ''The Wind Waker'', he will be unable to use any item at all. In ''The Wind Waker'', rather than blocking with the shield to put out the flames, Link must use the [[Hookshot]] or [[Deku Leaf]]. [[Ice Arrow]]s are also effective, but it costs arrows and magic.
  
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{{Navi|Blue Bubble|'''Blue Bubble'''
  
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!colspan="4"|1000 Seal
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| Arrows+
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{{Tatl|Blue Bubble|That's a '''Blue Bubble'''! Quick! Run! Don't let it [[Jinx|curse]] you! If it comes after you, defend yourself to block it!}}
  
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| Defeating enemies powers up your bow and arrows.
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{{Tingle|Blue Bubble|It's an evil '''Blue Bubble'''!<br><br>Fan the curse away with the Deku Leaf!}}
  
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|rowspan="6"| 3000 Rupees
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{{Figurine|TWW|Red Bubble & Blue Bubble|Habitat: [[Tower of the Gods]]<br>Stronger Form: Blue Bubble<br>The cursed blue flames of the Blue Bubble steal the power away from all of your attacks. Bubbles can be easily blown away by the Deku Leaf.|[[file:Bubble Figurine.png|100px]]|100px}}
  
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| Bombs+
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| Defeating enemies powers up your bombs.
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[[File:Red Bubble.png|right|75px]]
  
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| Boomerang+
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The '''Red Bubble''' also first appeared in the Second Quest of ''The Legend of Zelda''. They were the most dangerous variety of Bubble, as their curse would remain until Link touched a Blue Bubble. They later appeared in ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask'', where they would leap from the lava of places [[Death Mountain]] or the [[Fire Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Fire Temple]] and bounce around, attempt to set fire to Link with their red flames before returning to the lava. This variety would later appear in ''The Wind Waker'', flying normally like Blue Bubbles, but attempting to set him on fire rather than curse him. They can be defeated in the same manner as Blue Bubbles.
  
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| Defeating enemies powers up your boomerang.
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[[File:Fire Bubble.png|left]] In ''Twilight Princess'', a nearly identical enemy called the '''Fire Bubble''' can be found, and just like Red Bubbles in ''The Wind Waker'' it will fly at Link to attack him. When they attack Link, they can damage him and set him on fire. The flame can be extinguished with the [[Boomerang#Gale Boomerang|Gale Boomerang]], then they can be slashed with the Sword. Fire Bubbles also appear in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|Phantom Hourglass]]'', where they are defeated by stunning it with the [[Boomerang]] then attacking it with a [[Sword]], [[Bomb]], or [[Bombchu]]. Sword is most suggested, as the Bomb and Bombchu are too time-consuming. These Bubbles can also be destroyed instantly by a single [[arrow]], though they are fairly hard to hit. Their movement pattern and red fire is based on that of the Bubbles of the old 2D games.
  
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| Defeating enemies restores health.
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{{Navi|Red Bubble|'''Red Bubble'''
  
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| Hookshot+
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| Defeating enemies powers up your Hookshot.
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{{Tatl|Red Bubble|What?! You don't know about the '''Red Bubble'''? If it comes at you, get in the defensive position to bounce it back...Got it?}}
  
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| Special+
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{{Tingle|Red Bubble|It's a nasty '''Red Bubble'''!<br><br>Fan the flame away with the Deku Leaf!}}
  
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| Defeating enemies restores Special Attack gauge.
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===Green Bubble===
  
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The '''Green Bubble''' appears in various dungeons throughout ''Ocarina of Time''. They float in a set pattern with their green flames acting as a barrier. To defeat them, Link must simply wait until their flames die down or put them out with the shield, and then attack them, or attack them with a projectile weapon like the [[Bow]]. They won't attack directly and so can be considered easier than most. They often appear in groups of two. One appears floating around the water way in the [[Bottom of the Well]] dungeon. This one is larger than usual but still as easy to kill.
  
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| Increases attack damage against [[File:HWL VS Manhandla Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Gohma Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS The Imprisoned Icon.png]]
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{{Navi|Green Bubble|'''Green Bubble'''
  
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|rowspan="11"| 4000 Rupees
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| VS Dragon
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| Increases attack damage against [[File:HWL VS King Dodongo Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Argorok Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Volga Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Lizalfos Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Dinolfos Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Aeralfos Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Fiery Aeralfos Icon.png]]
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| VS Ganon
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| Increases attack damage against [[File:HWL VS Ganon Icon.png]]
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| VS Legend
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| Increases attack damage against [[File:HWL VS Link Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Zelda Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Ganondorf Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Young Link Icon.png]]
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| VS Skyward
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| Increases attack damage against [[File:HWL VS Impa Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Fi Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Ghirahim Icon.png]]
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| VS Soldier
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| Increases attack damage against [[File:HWL VS Hylian Captain 1 Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Goron Captain 1 Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Moblin Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Moblin Shield Icon.png]]
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| VS Sorceress
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| Increases attack damage against [[File:HWL VS Lana Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Cia Icon.png]]
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| VS Time
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| Increases attack damage against [[File:HWL VS Darunia Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Ruto Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Sheik Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Tingle Icon.png]]
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| VS Twilight
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| Increases attack damage against [[File:HWL VS Midna Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Agitha Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Zant Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Twili Midna Icon.png]]
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| VS Undead
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| Increases attack damage against [[File:HWL VS Wizzro Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Big Poe Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Icy Big Poe Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Gibdo Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS ReDead Knight Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Darknut Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Stalmaster Icon.png]]
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|VS Termina {{ExpGame|HWL}}
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|Increases attack damage against [[File:HWL VS Young Link Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Tingle Icon.png]][[File:HWL VS Skull Kid Icon.png]]
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!colspan="4"|3000 Seal
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| Adversity
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| Deal more damage when health is low.
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|rowspan="7"| {{#var:SP}}
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|rowspan="7"| 10000 Rupees
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| Compatriot
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| Deals more damage when you control more keeps.
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| Defenseless
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| Cannot block, but attacks deal more damage.
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| No Healing
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| Healing is minimal, but attacks deal more damage.
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| One-Hit Kill
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| Increases chances of instantly defeating weak enemies.
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| Regen
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| Take more damage, but regain health over time.
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| Sturdy Feet
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| Take more damage, but never get knocked back.
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| Finishing Blow+
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| Increases Weak Point Smash damage.
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|rowspan="6"| {{#var:AUG}}
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|rowspan="6"| 15000 Rupees
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| Focus Spirit+
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| Increases damage during Focus Spirit.
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| Hasty Attacks
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| Regular and Combo Attacks become faster.
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| Heart-Strong
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| Increases attack damage while at maximum health.
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| Regular Attack+
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| Increases Regular Attack damage.
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| Special Attack+
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| Increases Special Attack damage.
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In ''Ocarina of Time'', '''White Bubbles''' bear no flames of any color. They are simply the animated skull of a Bubble with no additional features, yet still are able to fly and do not hop around. They leave trails of white behind them as they move. The White Bubble only appears in the [[Spirit Temple]]. Similar to the [[#Green Bubble|Green Bubble]], the White Bubble follows a set path, but they are more erratic, stopping still then moving swiftly from one spot to another. They are often seen in groups, so it is a good tactic to pick them out one by one from a distance, but unlike most other Bubbles they have no flames to dispel, so they can be easily destroyed with a sword. Interestingly, they do not appear in the ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Master Quest|Master Quest]]'' version, making them the only enemy from the original version to be excluded from ''Master Quest''.
  
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[[File:Ice Bubble PH.png|left|Ice Bubble in Phantom Hourglass]]
  
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'''Ice Bubbles''' appear in ''Twilight Princess'' and ''Phantom Hourglass''. As a counterpart to Fire Bubbles, they instead freeze the young hero in a small block of ice when upon contact. They are defeated in much the same manner as their fire-based counterparts in either game, but the [[Clawshot]] is not advised. In ''Phantom Hourglass'', the Bow, Boomerang, and [[Grappling Hook]] work best.
  
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[[File:Bonehead.jpg‎|thumb|right|Bonehead from ''Kirby 64'']]
  
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*A similar creature named Bonehead appears in the [[Nintendo Consoles#Nintendo 64|Nintendo 64]] game ''[[wk:Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards|Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards]]''. Both monsters share a few notable similarities including having wings and growing the wings when it is approached.
  
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File:BubbleLOZ.png|Artwork of Bubble in ''The Legend of Zelda''
  
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File:BubbleRedLoZ.png|Red Bubble in ''The Legend of Zelda''
  
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File:BubbleBlueLoZ.png|Blue Bubble in ''The Legend of Zelda''
  
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File:Whisp(LA).gif|A Bubble, also known as an Anti-Fairy in ''Link's Awakening''
  
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File:BlueBubble s.jpg|Blue Bubble in ''Majora's Mask''
  
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File:Bluebubble.jpg|Blue Bubble in ''Majora's Mask''
  
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File:Whisp.png|A Bubble in ''Oracle of Ages'' and ''Oracle of Seasons''
  
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File:WispBlueSprite.gif|A Blue Wisp in ''The Minish Cap''
  
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File:WispRedSprite.gif|A Red Wisp in ''The Minish Cap''
  
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Revision as of 22:38, 6 May 2016

Not to be confused with Hidden Skills.

Template:Ability Skills are extra abilities given to Weapons belonging to the Warriors in Hyrule Warriors. Certain Skills, known as Sealed Skills are inaccessible by default, requiring certain conditions to be met before they are unlocked.

Uses

Skills passively augment the Weapon's potential, often adding effects such as causing more Rupees to appear or being more effective against certain enemies. Skills are generally obtained randomly and automatically alongside a Weapon, though it is possible to imbue Weapons with Skills from another Weapon of the same class by fusing the Weapons at the Smithy. Through fusion, one Skill may be transferred, at the cost of a base amount of Rupees and a second Weapon. Fusion is only possible if the receptive Weapon has a spare slot to transfer a Skill over.

Sealed Skills appear on a Weapon at random, and require a certain number of enemies to be defeated with the Weapon to unlock. Sealed Skills can be found behind barriers of 1,000, 2,000, 3,000, 4,000 and 25,000, each increasing in Skill value and rarity.

25,000 Sealed Skills cannot be unlocked until all Weapons in the Adventure Map have been obtained. Once this has happened, Link's Master Sword will be open to unlocking. Once the Sealed Skill on the Master Sword has been unlocked, all other 25,000 Sealed Skills will open as well. These Sealed Skills boost the Weapon's total power, making them a valuable asset.

List of Skills




Add description of skill categories.

Basic Skills

Tab by alphabetical and type.

Skill Effect Category Sell Value
EXP+ Increases experience points fallen enemies give. BON 2500 Rupees
Darkness+ Damage effects occur against multiple enemies. ELE 2000 Rupees
Fire+ Increases blast radius of exploding foes. ELE 2000 Rupees
Hearts+ Hearts drop more easily. BON 2500 Rupees
Light+ Increases duration of damage effects. ELE 2000 Rupees
Lightning+ Makes it easier to juggle enemies with air combos. ELE 2000 Rupees
Materials+ Makes it easier to get good materials. BON 2500 Rupees
Rupees+ Increases number of Rupees fallen enemies drop. BON 2500 Rupees
Slots+ Increases chances of a many-slotted weapon drop. BON 2500 Rupees
Stars+ Increases chances of a high-star weapon drop. BON 2500 Rupees
Strength II Increases BY attack damage. ATK 1500 Rupees
Strength III Increases BBY attack damage. ATK 1500 Rupees
Strength IV Increases BBBY attack damage. ATK 1500 Rupees
Strength V Increases BBBBY attack damage. ATK 1500 Rupees
Strong Attack+ Increases Y attack damage. ATK 1500 Rupees
Water+ Increases duration of continuous damage effects. ELE 2000 Rupees

Sealed Skills

Skill Effect Category Sell Value
1000 Seal
Arrows+ Defeating enemies powers up your bow and arrows. KOs 3000 Rupees
Bombs+ Defeating enemies powers up your bombs.
Boomerang+ Defeating enemies powers up your boomerang.
Health+ Defeating enemies restores health.
Hookshot+ Defeating enemies powers up your Hookshot.
Special+ Defeating enemies restores Special Attack gauge.
2000 Seal
VS Beast Increases attack damage against File:HWL VS Manhandla Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Gohma Icon.pngFile:HWL VS The Imprisoned Icon.png VS 4000 Rupees
VS Dragon Increases attack damage against File:HWL VS King Dodongo Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Argorok Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Volga Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Lizalfos Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Dinolfos Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Aeralfos Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Fiery Aeralfos Icon.png
VS Ganon Increases attack damage against File:HWL VS Ganon Icon.png
VS Legend Increases attack damage against File:HWL VS Link Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Zelda Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Ganondorf Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Young Link Icon.png
VS Skyward Increases attack damage against File:HWL VS Impa Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Fi Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Ghirahim Icon.png
VS Soldier Increases attack damage against File:HWL VS Hylian Captain 1 Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Goron Captain 1 Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Moblin Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Moblin Shield Icon.png
VS Sorceress Increases attack damage against File:HWL VS Lana Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Cia Icon.png
VS Time Increases attack damage against File:HWL VS Darunia Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Ruto Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Sheik Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Tingle Icon.png
VS Twilight Increases attack damage against File:HWL VS Midna Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Agitha Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Zant Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Twili Midna Icon.png
VS Undead Increases attack damage against File:HWL VS Wizzro Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Big Poe Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Icy Big Poe Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Gibdo Icon.pngFile:HWL VS ReDead Knight Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Darknut Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Stalmaster Icon.png
VS Termina Template:ExpGame Increases attack damage against File:HWL VS Young Link Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Tingle Icon.pngFile:HWL VS Skull Kid Icon.png
3000 Seal
Adversity Deal more damage when health is low. SP 10000 Rupees
Compatriot Deals more damage when you control more keeps.
Defenseless Cannot block, but attacks deal more damage.
No Healing Healing is minimal, but attacks deal more damage.
One-Hit Kill Increases chances of instantly defeating weak enemies.
Regen Take more damage, but regain health over time.
Sturdy Feet Take more damage, but never get knocked back.
4000 Seal
Finishing Blow+ Increases Weak Point Smash damage. AUG 15000 Rupees
Focus Spirit+ Increases damage during Focus Spirit.
Hasty Attacks Regular and Combo Attacks become faster.
Heart-Strong Increases attack damage while at maximum health.
Regular Attack+ Increases Regular Attack damage.
Special Attack+ Increases Special Attack damage.
25000 Seal
Skill Effect Category Sell Value
Evil's Bane Increases weapon strength by 200.
Legendary Increases weapon strength by 300

Gallery

  • The Master Sword with a Sealed Skill

    The Master Sword with a Sealed Skill

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