First Gen Ring

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First Gen Ring
OoS First Gen Ring Sprite.png
Main appearance(s)
Oracle of Seasons
Oracle of Ages
Value(s)
30 Rupees
Use(s)
Transforming Link into his 8-bit version from The Legend of Zelda
Comparable item(s)
Like Like Ring
Moblin Ring
Octo Ring
Subrosian Ring

The First Gen Ring is a recurring Item in The Legend of Zelda series.[1][name reference needed]

Location and Uses

The First Gen Ring can be found randomly by opening Gasha Nuts, stumbling into Maple, or through a Ring Fortune. The Magic Ring can be appraised at Vasu Jewelers for 20 Rupees. When worn, it transforms Link into his 8-bit version from The Legend of Zelda. While in this shape, Link cannot use items nor can be eaten by Like Likes. The First Gen Ring can be transferred between games by talking to either the Blue or Red Snake.

Nomenclature

TMC Forest Minish Artwork.png Names in Other Regions TMC Jabber Nut Sprite.png
LanguageNameMeaning
ItalyItalianAnello Origini[2]Origin Ring
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Gallery

  • Link using the First Gen Ring, as seen in Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages

References

  1. ↑ "First Gen Ring
    Become something    " — Quest Status (Oracle of Seasons)
  2. ↑ "Anello Origini" — N/A (Oracle of Seasons)
Magic Rings in The Legend of Zelda series
All100th Ring · Armor Ring L-1 · Armor Ring L-2 · Armor Ring L-3 · Blast Ring · Blue Holy Ring · Blue Joy Ring · Blue Luck Ring · Blue Ring · Bomber's Ring · Bombproof Ring · Charge Ring · Cursed Ring · Dbl. Edged Ring · Discovery Ring · Energy Ring · Expert's Ring · First Gen Ring · Fist Ring · Friendship Ring · GBA Nature Ring · GBA Time Ring · Gasha Ring · Gold Joy Ring · Gold Luck Ring · Green Holy Ring · Green Joy Ring · Green Luck Ring · Green Ring · Heart Ring L-1 · Heart Ring L-2 · Light Ring L-1 · Light Ring L-2 · Like Like Ring · Magic Ring · Maple's Ring · Moblin Ring · Octo Ring · Peace Ring · Pegasus Ring · Power Ring L-1 · Power Ring L-2 · Power Ring L-3 · Protection Ring · Quicksand Ring · Rang Ring L-1 · Rang Ring L-2 · Red Holy Ring · Red Joy Ring · Red Luck Ring · Red Ring · Roc's Ring · Rupee Ring · Sign Ring · Slayer's Ring · Snowshoe Ring · Spin Ring · Steadfast Ring · Subrosian Ring · Swimmer's Ring · Toss Ring · Victory Ring · Whimsical Ring · Whisp Ring · Zora Ring
Rings in The Legend of Zelda series
Magic Rings100th Ring · Armor Ring L-1 · Armor Ring L-2 · Armor Ring L-3 · Blast Ring · Blue Holy Ring · Blue Joy Ring · Blue Luck Ring · Blue Ring · Bomber's Ring · Bombproof Ring · Charge Ring · Cursed Ring · Dbl. Edged Ring · Discovery Ring · Energy Ring · Expert's Ring · First Gen Ring · Fist Ring · Friendship Ring · GBA Nature Ring · GBA Time Ring · Gasha Ring · Gold Joy Ring · Gold Luck Ring · Green Holy Ring · Green Joy Ring · Green Luck Ring · Green Ring · Heart Ring L-1 · Heart Ring L-2 · Light Ring L-1 · Light Ring L-2 · Like Like Ring · Magic Ring · Maple's Ring · Moblin Ring · Octo Ring · Peace Ring · Pegasus Ring · Power Ring L-1 · Power Ring L-2 · Power Ring L-3 · Protection Ring · Quicksand Ring · Rang Ring L-1 · Rang Ring L-2 · Red Holy Ring · Red Joy Ring · Red Luck Ring · Red Ring · Roc's Ring · Rupee Ring · Sign Ring · Slayer's Ring · Snowshoe Ring · Spin Ring · Steadfast Ring · Subrosian Ring · Swimmer's Ring · Toss Ring · Victory Ring · Whimsical Ring · Whisp Ring · Zora Ring
OtherGrip Ring · Nayru's Ring · Ring · Ring of Courage
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