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|name = Fire Rod
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|name = Gauntlets
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|image = [[File:BotW Fire Rod Icon.png|150px]]
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|image = [[File:Silver Gauntlet.png|120px]] [[File:Gold Gauntlet.png|120px]]
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|caption = A Fire Rod icon from ''Breath of the Wild''
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|caption = The Silver and Golden Gauntlets
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|type = equip
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|game = {{TLoZ}}<br>{{ALttP}}<br>{{LA}}<br>{{FSA}}<br>{{ALBW}}<br>{{BotW}}
  
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|other = {{AST}}<br>{{HW}}<br>{{HWL}}
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|game = {{OoT}}
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|other = {{HW}}<br>{{HWL}}
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|uses = Lighting torches<br>Providing illumination<br>Melting ice
  
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|cost =
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|comp = [[Candle]]<br>[[Fire Arrow]]<br>[[Lantern]]<br>[[Ice Rod]]
  
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|location = [[Spirit Temple]]<br>[[Ganon's Castle (Ocarina of Time)|Ganon's Castle]]
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|uses = Moving and lifting heavy objects
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|comp = [[Power Glove]]
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The '''Gauntlets''' are a pair of items which boost Link's strength in {{OoT}}.<ref>{{Cite|You found the Silver Gauntlets! If you wore them, you would feel power in your arms--the power to lift big things with (A)!|N/A|OoT}}</ref> There are two varieties: the '''Silver Gauntlets''', and the '''Golden Gauntlets''', the latter serving as a much stronger version.
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The '''Fire Rod''', also known as the '''Magic Rod''' or '''Magical Rod''' in some games, is a recurring weapon in the {{LZS|Series}}.
  
   
 
==Location and Uses==
  
==Location and Uses==
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===''The Legend of Zelda''===
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===Silver Gauntlets===
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[[File:TLoZ Magical Rod Sprite.png|left|8px]]
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[[File:OoT3D Silver Gauntlets Icon.png|30px]]
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Upon arriving at the [[Spirit Temple]], Link is greeted by [[Sheik]], who informs him that in order to restore the Spirit Temple and awaken the [[Sage]], he must return as a child.<ref>{{Cite|The Master Sword is a ship with which you can sail upstream and downstream through time's river... The port for that ship is in the Temple of Time... To restore the Desert Colossus and enter the Spirit Temple, you must travel back through time's flow...|Sheik|OoT}}</ref> Similarly, an encarved statue of a cobra in the first room of the Temple hints at a "power of silver" from the past being used in the future.<ref>{{Cite|If you want to travel in the future, you should return here with the power of silver from the past.|Sign|OoT}}</ref> As a child, Link will encounter [[Nabooru]] attempting to enter a crawlspace. After brief discussion, Nabooru asks Link for a favor: to enter the crawlspace and retrieve the Silver Gauntlets so that she may infiltrate the rest of the Temple, steal [[Ganon]]dorf's treasure and impede his plans for domination.<ref>{{Cite|I want to ask you a favor... Will you go through this tiny hole and get a treasure that's inside? The treasure is the Silver Gauntlets. If you equip them, you can easily push and pull very heavy things! No, no, no, kid! Don't even think about taking this treasure for yourself! The Silver Gauntlets won't fit a little kid like you if you try to equip them! I want you to be a good boy and give them to me! Ganondorf and his minions are using the Spirit Temple as a hideout. Only the Silver Gauntlets will allow me to sneak deep into the temple. Once there, I'm going to steal all the treasure inside and mess up their plans!|Nabooru|OoT}}</ref> In return, she promises to give "something great."<ref>{{Cite|You and I, let's give Ganondorf and his followers a big surprise, shall we? If you can successfully get the Silver Gauntlets... I'll do something great for you!|Nabooru|OoT}}</ref>
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In {{TLoZ}}'s first quest, the Magical Rod is found in Level 6, [[Dragon Labyrinth]]. In the [[Second Quest]], it is found in Level 8, [[Lion Labyrinth]]. The Magical Rod shoots projectile beams similar to a [[Wizzrobe]]'s.
  
   
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Later when Link reaches the whereabouts of the [[Treasure Chest]] containing the Silver Gauntlets, the young hero discovers that Nabooru has been captured by [[Kotake]] and [[Koume]], who kidnap her with their black magic. Before she disappears, she warns Link to run.<ref>{{Cite|Yeearggh! Let me go!! You, you fiends! Ganondorf's minions! Link! Get out of here! Now! These witches! They're using black magic on me!|Nabooru|OoT}}</ref> When Link returns for the [[Master Sword]], he dons the Silver Gauntlets after resuming his adult form. With them, he is able to access previously inaccessible parts of the Spirit Temple by pushing a heavy block out of the way. The Silver Gauntlets also allow Link to lift large, gray rocks. Madder rocks, however, cannot be lifted.
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The [[Magic Book|Book of Magic]] can be used to increase the power of the Magical Rod. After obtaining it, the Magical Rod's attack leaves a fire effect similar to that of the [[Candle]] when it makes contact with an enemy or wall, causing more damage. It can be found in Level 8, [[Lion Labyrinth]], in the first quest, and in Level 4, [[Snake Labyrinth]], in the Second Quest.
  
   
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===''A Link to the Past''===
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===Golden Gauntlets===
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[[File:FireRod Sprite.png|left]]
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[[File:OoT3D Golden Gauntlets Icon.png|30px]]
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The Golden Gauntlets are located in the Shadow Barrier room of [[Ganon's Castle (Ocarina of Time)|Ganon's Castle]]. They are considerably stronger than the Silver Gauntlets,<ref>{{Cite|You found the Golden Gauntlets! You can feel even more power coursing through your arms! Grab with (A) and lift stuff up!|N/A|OoT}}</ref> able to lift things that were previously impossible, such as giant, black stone pillars. One of these pillars obstructs the door to the Light Barrier room, forcing Link to use them to clear the path.
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In {{ALttP}}, [[Link]] obtains the Fire Rod in the [[Skull Woods (A Link to the Past)|Skull Woods]]. It can be used as a weapon to burn enemies or light unreachable torches. The Fire Rod drains magic from the [[Magic Meter]] when used. It is especially effective against [[Gibdo]]s, whose bandages can be burned away to reveal [[Stalfos]].
  
   
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A second pillar appears outside of Ganon's Castle, in the region formerly housing the [[Great Fairy#Ocarina of Time|Great Fairy of Magic]] on the path to [[Hyrule Castle]]. When removed, the entrance to a Great Fairy's Fountain will be revealed, housing the Great Fairy of Courage. When summoned, she provides him with [[Enhanced Defense]],<ref>{{Cite|Welcome Link! I am the Great Fairy of Courage! I'm going to enhance your defensive power. Receive it now!|Great Fairy of Courage|OoT}}</ref> halving all damage taken.<ref>{{Cite|Your defensive power has been enhanced! Damage inflicted by enemies will be reduced by half.|Great Fairy of Courage|OoT}}</ref>
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===''Link's Awakening''===
  
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[[File:LAmagicrod.gif|left]]
  
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In {{LA}}, the Magic Rod is used to expel blasts of magical energy in the form of fireballs. It is the main item of [[Turtle Rock (Link's Awakening)|Turtle Rock]]. It is primarily used as a weapon and for lighting unreachable [[torch]]es. The Magic Rod is vital to defeating the dungeon's boss, [[Hot Head]]. The Magic Rod is one of the most powerful weapons in ''Link's Awakening'', doing twice as much damage as even the [[Swords of Link's Awakening#Seashell Sword|Seashell Sword]].
  
   
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==Non-canon Appearances==
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There are some enemies the Magic Rod does less damage against, or cannot damage at all, such as [[Crow]]s, [[Takkuri]]s, and [[Stalfos]]. The Magic Rod is also notable as the only item other than the [[Magic Powder]] that can kill a [[Cucco]] and a [[Mutt]].<ref>{{Cite web|quote= |author= |published= August 5, 2009|retrieved= |url= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Q6iYSgXJto|title= Link's Awakening - Killing Cuccos|site= YouTube|type=}}</ref>
  
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{{Noncanon|Start}}
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===''Four Sword Adventures''===
  
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[[File:Fire Rod FSA.png|left|15px]]
  
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In {{FSA}}, the Fire Rod can only be found in certain areas. It can be used to defeat enemies and burn grass to reveal hidden items such as [[Power Gem]]s. This Fire Rod can either shoot fireballs or a continuous cascade of flames.<ref>{{Cite manual| quote= Shoot fireballs or light braziers. Hold down the A Button to shoot a continuous cascade of flames.| game= FSA| page= 31}}</ref> If Link gives the Fire Rod to a [[Great Fairy]] to upgrade it, the Fire Rod will act like the [[Cane of Somaria]], creating blocks that can be used as platforms. If Link uses the Fire Rod again, the block will explode, sending fire in four directions.<ref>{{Cite manual| quote= The level 2 Fire Rod can create blocks. If you wave the rod one more time, the block will explode, sending flame in four directions.| game= FSA| page= 31}}</ref>
  
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[[Dark Link#Four Swords Adventures|Dark Link]] also uses the Fire Rod in some levels.
 
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===''A Link Between Worlds''===
  
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[[File:ALBW Fire Rod Icon.png|right|35px]]
  
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In {{ALBW}}, the Fire Rod can be rented from [[Ravio]] for 100 [[Rupee]]s. Later on, it can be purchased for 1200 Rupees. It drains the [[Energy Gauge]] when used. The Fire Rod shoots a pillar of fire that moves in a straight line, which is capable of damaging even airborne enemies. Because it travels forward and most enemies flinch backwards, the fire pillar is often capable of hitting the same enemy more than once. The Fire Rod can also be used to melt ice, including ice-based enemies, which can be defeated with one hit of the Rod.
  
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[[File:ALBW Nice Fire Rod Icon.png|right|35px]]
  
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By finding 10 [[Maiamai]]s, Link can give the Fire Rod to [[Mother Maiamai]] in order to upgrade it to the Nice Fire Rod. This upgraded version produces a much taller and wider pilar of flames, travels a larger distance, and deals more damage.
  
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===''Breath of the Wild''===
  
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{{Main|Weapons in Breath of the Wild}}
  
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In {{BotW}}, Fire Rods are expendable weapons. When swung, they fire out large fireballs that bounce around wildly, setting fire to anything the balls touch. In areas with strong gusts of wind, these fireballs can be redirected by the wind's current.{{Verify}} By charging an attack, [[Link]] can launch a circular barrage of fireballs.
  
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As Fire Rods are fragile, they will break if they directly hit a solid object. A Fire Rod can be found west of [[Hopper Pond]], guarded inside a [[Bokoblin]] encampment.
  
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==Non-Canon Appearances==
  
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{{Noncanon|start}}
  
 
===''Hyrule Warriors''===
  
===''Hyrule Warriors''===
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|image = File:HW Link Silver Gauntlets Artwork.png
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|caption = Link wielding the Fire Rod in ''Hyrule Warriors''
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|caption = Link wielding the Silver Gauntlets
 
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In {{HW}}, the Magic Rod is a class of weapon used by Link. It is associated with [[Element (Hyrule Warriors)|Fire]]. It can shoot wide-ranged projectiles and conjure pillars of flames to juggle enemies. The Rod is also capable of changing shape, such as forming a flamethrower, transforming into a larger staff to emit flame-based energy beams, and transforming into a fiery battleaxe.
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In {{HW}}, the '''Gauntlet''' is a class of Weapon used by Link. It is associated with [[Element (Hyrule Warriors)|Lightning]]. The Gauntlet is paired with a version of the [[Ball and Chain]] as a weapon, which is powerfully swung and tossed to attack enemies. The Gauntlet also enables Link to lift heavy objects including [[Pot]]s, [[Bomb Flower]]s, and even enemies. He is also capable of summoning large pillars of stone (identical to the ones that the Golden Gauntlets are able to lift in ''Ocarina of Time'') to slam or swing into enemies as a combo attack. Due to its elemental nature, the Gauntlet also holds an electrical charge which can be used to attack enemies with or charge the Ball and Chain.
   
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====Variations====
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An 8-Bit version of the Magical Rod from ''The Legend of Zelda'', called the [[Spear|8-Bit Magical Rod]], appears as the Lv.★ form of [[Lana]]'s [[Spear]]. It was added to the game with the ''Twilight Princess'' Pack DLC in ''Hyrule Warriors''.
  
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The default Gauntlet are the Silver Gauntlets. It is paired with the Ball and Chain from {{TP}}.
   
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The second form of the Gauntlet are the Golden Gauntlets. It is paired with a golden, spiked version of the Ball and Chain.
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====Variations====
  
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The default Magic Rod is the Fire Rod. It resembles the Fire Rods of later game appearances like ''A Link to the Past'' and ''Link's Awakening''.
  
   
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The third form of the Gauntlet are the [[Power Glove]]s. It is paired with a [[Chain Chomp]] as its Ball and Chain, which bites into enemies and the ground as it is thrown.
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The second form of the Magic Rod is the '''Prism Rod'''.
  
   
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The third form of the Magic Rod is the Magical Rod. It more closely resembles the Magic Rod from ''The Legend of Zelda''.
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The Lv.★ form of the Gauntlet is the '''8-Bit Power Bracelet''' which is only available for ''Hyrule Warriors''. Its appearance is based on the 8-bit [[Power Bracelet]] from {{TLoZ}}. The Gauntlets of the 8-Bit Power Bracelet are also accessorized with the 8-bit [[Raft]] from ''The Legend of Zelda''.
   
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The Lv.★ form of the Magic Rod is the '''8-Bit Candle''' but is not available for ''Hyrule Warriors Legends''. Its appearance is based on the 8-bit [[Candle]] from ''The Legend of Zelda''.
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The fourth form of the Gauntlet is the '''Burning Gloves''' which associate with both the Elements of [[Element (Hyrule Warriors)|Fire]] and Lightning from ''Hyrule Warriors Legends''.
   
 
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| [[File:HW Silver Gauntlets.png|link=]]<br>'''Silver Gauntlets'''
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| [[File:HW Prism Rod.png|link=]]<br>'''Prism Rod'''
  
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| [[File:Element Fire (Hyrule Warriors).png|link=|20px]] '''<span style="color:#E06666">Fire</span>'''
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| [[File:HW Golden Gauntlets.png|link=]]<br>'''Golden Gauntlets'''
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| [[File:Element Lightning (Hyrule Warriors).png|link=|20px]] '''<span style="color:#FFA347">Lightning</span>'''
 
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| [[File:HW Magical Rod.png|link=]]<br>'''Magical Rod'''
  
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| [[File:Element Fire (Hyrule Warriors).png|link=|20px]] '''<span style="color:#E06666">Fire</span>'''
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| [[File:HW Power Gloves.png|link=]]<br>'''Power Gloves'''
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| [[File:Element Lightning (Hyrule Warriors).png|link=|20px]] '''<span style="color:#FFA347">Lightning</span>'''
 
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| [[File:HW 8-Bit Power Bracelet Icon.png|link=]]<br>'''8-Bit Power Bracelet''' {{ExpGame|HW}}
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| [[File:Element Lightning (Hyrule Warriors).png|link=|20px]] '''<span style="color:#FFA347">Lightning</span>'''
 
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| [[File:HW Magical Rod.png|link=]]<br>'''Magical Rod +''' {{Exp|Hyrule Warriors Legends only}}
  
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| [[File:Element Fire (Hyrule Warriors).png|link=|20px]] '''<span style="color:#E06666">Fire</span>'''
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| [[File:HW Power Gloves.png|link=]]<br>'''Power Gloves +''' {{ExpGame|HWL}}
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| [[File:Element Lightning (Hyrule Warriors).png|link=|20px]] '''<span style="color:#FFA347">Lightning</span>'''
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| [[File:HW Power Gloves.png|link=]]<br>'''Burning Gloves''' {{ExpGame|HWL}}
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| [[File:Element Lightning (Hyrule Warriors).png|link=|20px]] '''<span style="color:#FFA347">Lightning</span>'''<br />[[File:Element Fire (Hyrule Warriors).png|link=|20px]] '''<span style="color:#E06666">Fire</span>'''
 
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=====Special Attack=====
  
=====Special Attack=====
 
{{Main|Special Attack}}
  
{{Main|Special Attack}}
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Link slams the iron ball into the ground, then jumps into the air as he pulls the chain, causing the world to briefly flip upside-down. The world is then flipped back into place and damages enemies nearby. This attack damages a moderate range in all directions around Link.
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Link points the Magic Rod skyward which opens, releasing a fiery dragon that corkscrews ahead for a moderate distance. The attack can hit enemies behind Link as the dragon coils behind him.
  
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{{Noncanon|end}}
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{{Noncanon|End}}
   
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==Trivia==
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==Gallery==
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[[File:TMC Fire Rod Sprite.png|right|25px]]
  
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File:Silver Gauntlets.png|The Silver Gauntlets, as seen in-game
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*The Fire Rod was meant to appear in {{TMC}} sometime during development, but was later scrapped. The item can still be found in the game's code.<ref>[http://youtu.be/uvLzvUPW2DQ Zelda Minish Cap: HACKED - The Leveleditor]</ref>
  
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File:Golden Gauntlets.png|The Golden Gauntlets, as seen in-game
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*In {{TFH}}, one of the [[Communication Icon]]s feature an item that resembles the Fire Rod. The icon for the "[[Drablands Challenges#Clear without any items!|Clear without any items!]]" challenges also resemble the outline of the Fire Rod.
  
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File:HW Link Power Gloves.jpg|Link with the Gauntlets in ''Hyrule Warriors''
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File:HW Link - Zora Tunic.png|Link in the [[Zora Tunic]] using the Silver Gauntlets in ''Hyrule Warriors''
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File:HW Adventure Mode Gauntlets Icon.png|Adventure Mode Gauntlets icon in ''Hyrule Warriors''
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===Video Gallery===
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{{Youtube|6Te8JaWMP_E|200|''Hyrule Warriors'' gameplay of Link wielding the Gauntlets}}
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{{Ref}}
   
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==Etymology==
  
 
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|jaM= Magical Rod<br>Fire Rod
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|esS= Cetro de fuego
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|esL= Bastón mágico {{ExpGame|TLoZ}}<br> Cetro de Fuego {{ExpGame|ALBW}}<br>Cetro de Fuego alquilado {{Exp|Rented Fire Rod}}<br>Cetro de Fuego mejorado {{Exp|Nice Fire Rod}}
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|esL= Guantes de Plata {{ExpGame|OoT3D}}<br>Guantes de Oro {{ExpGame|OoT3D}}
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|esLM= Magic Cane<br>Fire Sceptre<br>Rented Fire Sceptre<br>Improved Fire Sceptre
  
 
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|frF= Baguette Magique {{ExpGame|TLoZ}}<br>Baguette de Feu<br>Great baguette de feu {{Exp|Nice Fire Rod}}
  
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|frFM= Magic Wand<br>Fire Wand<br>Great Fire Wand
  
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|frC= Baguette de feu {{ExpGame|ALBW}}<br>Baguette de feu louée {{Exp|Rented Fire Rod}}<br>Baguette de feu de luxe {{Exp|Nice Fire Rod}}
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|frC= Gantelets d'argent {{ExpGame|OoT3D}}<br>Gantelets d'or {{ExpGame|OoT3D}}
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|it= Guanti d'argento<br>Guanti d'oro
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|it= Bacchetta Magica {{ExpGame|TLoZ}}<br>Bacchetta del Fuoco
 
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|itM= Silver Gloves<br>Gold Gloves
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File:MagicRodLoZArt.png|Magic Rod artwork from ''The Legend of Zelda''
  
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File:MagicRodArtwork.png|Magic Rod artwork from ''The Legend of Zelda''
  
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File:Fire Rod Artwork.png|Fire Rod artwork from ''A Link to the Past''
  
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File:FireRod.png|Fire Rod icon from ''A Link to the Past''
  
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File:Link's Awakening - Magic Rod.png|Magic Rod artwork from ''Link's Awakening''
  
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File:Two Links.png|Red Link using the Fire Rod artwork from ''Four Swords Adventures''
  
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File:FSA - Fire Rod.png|Fire Rod from ''Four Swords Adventures''
  
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File:ALBW Fire Rod.png|Fire Rod from ''A Link Between Worlds''
  
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File:RavioFireRodALBW.png|Ravio demonstrating the Fire Rod's use in ''A Link Between Worlds''
  
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File:ALBW Rented Fire Rod Icon.png|The sprite for the Rented Fire Rod from ''A Link Between Worlds''
  
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File:Nice Fire Rod.png|The Nice Fire Rod from ''A Link Between Worlds''
  
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File:HW Fire Rod Artwork.png|Artwork of Fire Rod from ''Hyrule Warriors''
  
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File:HW Prism Rod Artwork.png|Artwork of Prism Rod from ''Hyrule Warriors''
  
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File:HW Magical Rod Artwork.png|Artwork of Magical Rod from ''Hyrule Warriors''
  
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File:HyruleWarriorsMagicalRod.jpg|Link using the Magical Rod in ''Hyrule Warriors''
  
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File:HW Link - Goron Tunic.png|Link in the [[Goron Tunic]] using the Fire Rod in ''Hyrule Warriors''
  
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File:HW Adventure Mode Magic Rod Icon.png|Adventure Mode Magic Rod icon in ''Hyrule Warriors''
  
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File:HW 8-Bit Magical Rod Icon.png|8-bit Magical Rod Weapon in ''Hyrule Warriors''
  
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===Video Gallery===
  
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{{Youtube|dVqdGllmDjc|200|Magical Rod trailer from ''Hyrule Warriors''}}
  
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==See Also==
  
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*[[Ice Rod]]
  
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[[Category:Items in Hyrule Warriors]]
  

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[[File:File:Silver Gauntlet.png File:Gold Gauntlet.png.png|20x20px]] [[|]] The Gauntlets are a pair of items which boost Link's strength in Ocarina of Time.[1] There are two varieties: the Silver Gauntlets, and the Golden Gauntlets, the latter serving as a much stronger version.

Location and Uses

Silver Gauntlets

OoT3D Silver Gauntlets Icon Upon arriving at the Spirit Temple, Link is greeted by Sheik, who informs him that in order to restore the Spirit Temple and awaken the Sage, he must return as a child.[2] Similarly, an encarved statue of a cobra in the first room of the Temple hints at a "power of silver" from the past being used in the future.[3] As a child, Link will encounter Nabooru attempting to enter a crawlspace. After brief discussion, Nabooru asks Link for a favor: to enter the crawlspace and retrieve the Silver Gauntlets so that she may infiltrate the rest of the Temple, steal Ganondorf's treasure and impede his plans for domination.[4] In return, she promises to give "something great."[5]

Later when Link reaches the whereabouts of the Treasure Chest containing the Silver Gauntlets, the young hero discovers that Nabooru has been captured by Kotake and Koume, who kidnap her with their black magic. Before she disappears, she warns Link to run.[6] When Link returns for the Master Sword, he dons the Silver Gauntlets after resuming his adult form. With them, he is able to access previously inaccessible parts of the Spirit Temple by pushing a heavy block out of the way. The Silver Gauntlets also allow Link to lift large, gray rocks. Madder rocks, however, cannot be lifted.

Golden Gauntlets

OoT3D Golden Gauntlets Icon The Golden Gauntlets are located in the Shadow Barrier room of Ganon's Castle. They are considerably stronger than the Silver Gauntlets,[7] able to lift things that were previously impossible, such as giant, black stone pillars. One of these pillars obstructs the door to the Light Barrier room, forcing Link to use them to clear the path.

A second pillar appears outside of Ganon's Castle, in the region formerly housing the Great Fairy of Magic on the path to Hyrule Castle. When removed, the entrance to a Great Fairy's Fountain will be revealed, housing the Great Fairy of Courage. When summoned, she provides him with Enhanced Defense,[8] halving all damage taken.[9]

Non-canon Appearances

Non-Canon Information

Hyrule Warriors

HW Link Silver Gauntlets Artwork
Link wielding the Silver Gauntlets

In Hyrule Warriors, the Gauntlet is a class of Weapon used by Link. It is associated with Lightning. The Gauntlet is paired with a version of the Ball and Chain as a weapon, which is powerfully swung and tossed to attack enemies. The Gauntlet also enables Link to lift heavy objects including Pots, Bomb Flowers, and even enemies. He is also capable of summoning large pillars of stone (identical to the ones that the Golden Gauntlets are able to lift in Ocarina of Time) to slam or swing into enemies as a combo attack. Due to its elemental nature, the Gauntlet also holds an electrical charge which can be used to attack enemies with or charge the Ball and Chain.

Variations

The default Gauntlet are the Silver Gauntlets. It is paired with the Ball and Chain from Twilight Princess.

The second form of the Gauntlet are the Golden Gauntlets. It is paired with a golden, spiked version of the Ball and Chain.

The third form of the Gauntlet are the Power Gloves. It is paired with a Chain Chomp as its Ball and Chain, which bites into enemies and the ground as it is thrown.

The Lv.★ form of the Gauntlet is the 8-Bit Power Bracelet which is only available for Hyrule Warriors. Its appearance is based on the 8-bit Power Bracelet from The Legend of Zelda. The Gauntlets of the 8-Bit Power Bracelet are also accessorized with the 8-bit Raft from The Legend of Zelda.

The fourth form of the Gauntlet is the Burning Gloves which associate with both the Elements of Fire and Lightning from Hyrule Warriors Legends.

Weapon Power
Weapon
Number of Stars
Tier Icon Element(s) 0 1 2 3 4 5
Lv.1 File:HW Silver Gauntlets.png
Silver Gauntlets 		File:Element Lightning (Hyrule Warriors).png Lightning 80 88 96 104 112 120
Lv.2 File:HW Golden Gauntlets.png
Golden Gauntlets 		File:Element Lightning (Hyrule Warriors).png Lightning 150 165 180 195 210 225
Lv.3 File:HW Power Gloves.png
Power Gloves 		File:Element Lightning (Hyrule Warriors).png Lightning 280 308 336 364 392 420
Lv.★ HW 8-Bit Power Bracelet Icon
8-Bit Power Bracelet Template:ExpGame 		File:Element Lightning (Hyrule Warriors).png Lightning 280 308 336 364 392 420
Lv.4 File:HW Power Gloves.png
Power Gloves + Template:ExpGame 		File:Element Lightning (Hyrule Warriors).png Lightning 500 550 600 650 700 750
Lv.4+ File:HW Power Gloves.png
Burning Gloves Template:ExpGame 		File:Element Lightning (Hyrule Warriors).png Lightning
File:Element Fire (Hyrule Warriors).png Fire 		500 550 600 650 700 750

Attack Combinations

Attack Pattern Effect
Y X X X
Y Y X X X
Y Y Y X X X
Y Y Y Y X
Special Attack
Main article: Special Attack

Link slams the iron ball into the ground, then jumps into the air as he pulls the chain, causing the world to briefly flip upside-down. The world is then flipped back into place and damages enemies nearby. This attack damages a moderate range in all directions around Link.

Gallery

  • The Silver Gauntlets, as seen in-game

    The Silver Gauntlets, as seen in-game

  • Golden Gauntlets.png

    The Golden Gauntlets, as seen in-game

  • Link with the Gauntlets in Hyrule Warriors

    Link with the Gauntlets in Hyrule Warriors

  • HW Link - Zora Tunic.png

    Link in the Zora Tunic using the Silver Gauntlets in Hyrule Warriors

  • HW Adventure Mode Gauntlets Icon.png

    Adventure Mode Gauntlets icon in Hyrule Warriors

Video Gallery

Hyrule Warriors gameplay of Link wielding the Gauntlets


References

  1. ↑ "You found the Silver Gauntlets! If you wore them, you would feel power in your arms--the power to lift big things with (A)!" — N/A (Ocarina of Time)
  2. ↑ "The Master Sword is a ship with which you can sail upstream and downstream through time's river... The port for that ship is in the Temple of Time... To restore the Desert Colossus and enter the Spirit Temple, you must travel back through time's flow..." — Sheik (Ocarina of Time)
  3. ↑ "If you want to travel in the future, you should return here with the power of silver from the past." — Sign (Ocarina of Time)
  4. ↑ "I want to ask you a favor... Will you go through this tiny hole and get a treasure that's inside? The treasure is the Silver Gauntlets. If you equip them, you can easily push and pull very heavy things! No, no, no, kid! Don't even think about taking this treasure for yourself! The Silver Gauntlets won't fit a little kid like you if you try to equip them! I want you to be a good boy and give them to me! Ganondorf and his minions are using the Spirit Temple as a hideout. Only the Silver Gauntlets will allow me to sneak deep into the temple. Once there, I'm going to steal all the treasure inside and mess up their plans!" — Nabooru (Ocarina of Time)
  5. ↑ "You and I, let's give Ganondorf and his followers a big surprise, shall we? If you can successfully get the Silver Gauntlets... I'll do something great for you!" — Nabooru (Ocarina of Time)
  6. ↑ "Yeearggh! Let me go!! You, you fiends! Ganondorf's minions! Link! Get out of here! Now! These witches! They're using black magic on me!" — Nabooru (Ocarina of Time)
  7. ↑ "You found the Golden Gauntlets! You can feel even more power coursing through your arms! Grab with (A) and lift stuff up!" — N/A (Ocarina of Time)
  8. ↑ "Welcome Link! I am the Great Fairy of Courage! I'm going to enhance your defensive power. Receive it now!" — Great Fairy of Courage (Ocarina of Time)
  9. ↑ "Your defensive power has been enhanced! Damage inflicted by enemies will be reduced by half." — Great Fairy of Courage (Ocarina of Time)


TMC Forest Minish Artwork Names in Other Regions TMC Jabber Nut Sprite
Language Name Meaning
Canada FrenchCA Gantelets d'argent Template:ExpGame
Gantelets d'or Template:ExpGame
Federal Republic of Germany German Silberhandschuhe
Goldhandschuhe
Italian Republic Italian Guanti d'argento
Guanti d'oro 		Silver Gloves
Gold Gloves
Community of Latin American and Caribbean States SpanishLA Guantes de Plata Template:ExpGame
Guantes de Oro Template:ExpGame
Deutsch (Fandom)
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