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==Appearances==
==Appearances==
===''Skyward Sword''===
===''Skyward Sword''===
[[File:BotW Beacon.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Beacon in ''Zelda Wii U'']]
[[File:BotW Beacon.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Beacon in ''Breath of the Wild'']]
In {{SS}}, when [[Link]] places a Beacon on his [[map]], either on [[The Surface]] and [[The Sky]], a blue column of light will appear, acting as a waypoint to reach the desired location. Beacons can only be placed on [[overworld]] maps by pressing the C Button.<ref>{{Cite|When a beacon is marked on your map, a column of light will stand at that location. It will act as your waypoint from afar.|Impa|SS}}</ref>
In {{SS}}, when [[Link]] places a Beacon on his [[map]], either on [[The Surface]] and [[The Sky]], a blue column of light will appear, acting as a waypoint to reach the desired location. Beacons can only be placed on [[overworld]] maps by pressing the C Button.<ref>{{Cite|When a beacon is marked on your map, a column of light will stand at that location. It will act as your waypoint from afar.|Impa|SS}}</ref>


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The [[Sacred Tears]] also emit beacons when Link collects a [[Light Fruit]] or when he is being chased by a [[Guardian]] in the [[Silent Realm]]s.<ref>{{Cite|You got a Light Fruit! This mysterious fruit enables you to see beacons over the positions of Sacred Tears for 30 seconds!|N/A|SS}}</ref>
The [[Sacred Tears]] also emit beacons when Link collects a [[Light Fruit]] or when he is being chased by a [[Guardian]] in the [[Silent Realm]]s.<ref>{{Cite|You got a Light Fruit! This mysterious fruit enables you to see beacons over the positions of Sacred Tears for 30 seconds!|N/A|SS}}</ref>


===''Zelda Wii U''===
===''Breath of the Wild''===
In {{BotW}}, Beacons can be placed in first person perspective, appering as a green light on screen. When the Beacon is placed, it will be shown in the map as an X.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SECWlFInyFM Wii U - The Legend of Zelda - Gameplay First Look from The Game Awards]</ref> Beacons can be used to guide [[Epona]] through the overworld, as she rides automatically to where the Beacon was placed.
In {{BotW}}, Beacons can be placed in first person perspective, appering as a green light on screen. When the Beacon is placed, it will be shown in the map as an X.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SECWlFInyFM Wii U - The Legend of Zelda - Gameplay First Look from The Game Awards]</ref> Beacons can be used to guide [[Epona]] through the overworld, as she rides automatically to where the Beacon was placed.



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Beacons are columns of light in Skyward Sword and Breath of the Wild.

Appearances

Skyward Sword

Beacon in Breath of the Wild

In Skyward Sword, when Link places a Beacon on his map, either on The Surface and The Sky, a blue column of light will appear, acting as a waypoint to reach the desired location. Beacons can only be placed on overworld maps by pressing the C Button.[1]

The power to place beacons is only activated after Link first talks to the aged Impa in the Sealed Temple, at which point only one beacon can be placed at a time. Once Link reaches the northern portion of the Lanayru Desert where the entrance to the Lanayru Mining Facility is located, Fi will enable the ability to place up to five beacons on the map.[2]

The Sacred Tears also emit beacons when Link collects a Light Fruit or when he is being chased by a Guardian in the Silent Realms.[3]

Breath of the Wild

In Breath of the Wild, Beacons can be placed in first person perspective, appering as a green light on screen. When the Beacon is placed, it will be shown in the map as an X.[4] Beacons can be used to guide Epona through the overworld, as she rides automatically to where the Beacon was placed.

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See Also

References

  1. "When a beacon is marked on your map, a column of light will stand at that location. It will act as your waypoint from afar." — Impa (Skyward Sword)
  2. "Simulations suggest that placing beacons to mark a safe route along these paths before proceeding would significantly reduce risk. I recommend placing multiple beacons." — Fi (Skyward Sword)
  3. "You got a Light Fruit! This mysterious fruit enables you to see beacons over the positions of Sacred Tears for 30 seconds!" — N/A (Skyward Sword)
  4. Wii U - The Legend of Zelda - Gameplay First Look from The Game Awards
Names in Other Regions
Language Name Meaning
Canada FrenchCA Balise Beacon
Latin America SpanishLA Baliza Beacon