Sword


 * This article is about the recurring items named "Sword". For other Swords, see Sword (Disambiguation).

, also known as, are recurring NaN Items in.

First appearing in, the Sword can be obtained in a TLoZ: in the very first area of the game. Inside, Link finds an Old Man who tells him to take the Sword because it is dangerous to travel alone. The Sword has two additional color variants which appear when Link wears either the Blue Ring or the Red Ring. The Sword can damage almost every enemy, but it is one of the weakest items in the game. However, the Sword can be replaced by the White Sword and then the Magical Sword, which each deals twice the damage of its predecessor. A Sword that is designed like a is depicted on the Title Display of the game. It is not confirmed to be any of the Swords that can be obtained in the game.

The ALttP: is given to ALttP: by his ALttP: along with the ALttP: as he enters ALttP:. ALttP: uses the ALttP: until he obtains the ALttP:.

During the credits, ALttP: is shown using the ALttP: again.

The LADX: in is the first LADX: that LADX: can obtain. It is from LADX:'s previous adventures and has his name engraved on it. LADX: finds it on LADX: shortly after waking up after his crash on LADX:. By bringing 20 NaN Secret Seashells to the LADX:, LADX: can replace it with the LADX:.

By holding his LADX: out, LADX: can move while he keeps facing the same direction. If LADX: then releases his LADX:, he will perform a LADX: attack, which deals more damage than a regular LADX: blow.

LADX: can also hit walls with his LADX: to hear whether they can be destroyed using NaN Bombs.

The TFH: in is the TFH: used by the TFH:. It changes appearance when certain NaN Outfits are worn, such as the TFH: and the TFH:. While wearing the TFH:, the TFH: becomes the Fierce Deity Sword. In addition, the TFH: becomes a Series: while wearing TFH:, and a parasol while wearing the TFH:.

The Sword in can be obtained randomly from a Treasure Chest dropped by scanning  Link amiibo with the amiibo Rune. It is described as a Sword that was once wielded by a hero in an ancient age. It looks as it does throughout the artwork of.

(TV series)
In the "Stinging a Stinger" episode of, Sleezenose offers Link a Sword as a sign of gratitude for having saved him. Although Link first hesitates to trade it in for his Crissword, Sleezenose explains that anyone who carries the Sword is made irresistible to women, especially princesses. This convinces Link and causes him to immediately hand over his old Sword when he hears Princess Zelda screaming for help. When Link finds Zelda, she is being attacked by a Patra. The young hero, confident about his new Sword, faces an incoming Patra, but one beam from the foe breaks the Sword in half and causes Link to collapse from the attack. When he looks up and sees the broken Sword, he realizes that he has been tricked by Sleezenose. Link leaves behind the broken Sword when Ganon appears and captures him.

In, the Sword is used as Link's main weapon. As well as being used to fight enemies with, it is also used to pick up dropped items and talk to characters by striking them. In the game's tutorial, the Sword is also referred to as a "Smart Sword", and it is explained that it will not hurt friendly characters but instead encourage them to talk.

Link can later receive a stronger Sword called the Power Sword, which replaces his standard Sword.

In, the Sword is used as Zelda's main weapon. Identically to, it is also able to pick up items and encourage characters to talk, in addition to fighting enemies with. The Sword is also referred to as a "Smart Sword" in the game's tutorial.

As in, Zelda can later find the stronger Power Sword. It replaces her standard Sword.

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In the, LA (Cagiva): finds his lost LA (Cagiva): at LA (Cagiva): after waking up from the shipwreck. During the fight against the LA (Cagiva):, LA (Cagiva): breaks the LA (Cagiva): after stabbing the boss on its head.