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{{Term/Store|Blade Trap|Blade Traps|Series, LA, LADX|plural}},{{Exp Game|LA}}<ref>{{Cite Guide|game= LA|publisher= Nintendo|page= 101}}</ref> also known as {{Term/Store|Trap|Traps|TLoZ, TMC|plural}},{{Exp Game|TLoZ, TMC}}<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= A&A |publisher= |page= 121}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|Trap|Figurine|TMC}}</ref> and {{Term/Store|Razor|Razors|OoT|plural}},{{Exp Game|OoT}}<ref>{{Cite Guide|quote= |game= OoT |guide= Prima |page= 31}}</ref> are recurring traps in {{TLoZ|Series}}.{{Name Ref|ALttP, LANS, OoT3D, MM3D, OoS, OoA, FS, TWWHD, FSA, TPHD, PH, ST, SSHD, ALBW, ZA, AST}}
==Characteristics==
{{Plural|Series|Blade Trap}} are formidable, mechanized obstacles equipped with spikes or blades. They come in a variety of types and are almost always impervious to all attacks, with some staying dormant until approached and others moving in a set path. {{Plural|Series|Blade Trap}} are common as dormant obstacles in titles such as {{TLoZ}}, {{LA}}, {{OoS}}, and {{OoA}}. Upon crossing the path of a {{Term|Series|Blade Trap}}, whether vertical or horizontal, it will react instantly by closing in rapidly on {{Term|Series|Link|link}}. Contact with a {{Term|Series|Blade Trap}} damages {{Term|Series|Link}}; after being set off, they will slowly return to their original position.
Other {{Plural|Series|Blade Trap}}, such as those in {{OoT}} and {{MM}}, glide along a projected path. These {{Plural|Series|Blade Trap}} move along the ground regardless of {{Term|Series|Link}}'s presence, at a constant speed. The paths of these {{Plural|Series|Blade Trap|display=Traps}} vary; some move from one side to the next, while others move in a complete circle.
Similar enemies to {{Plural|Series|Blade Trap}} have also appeared throughout the series. Giant versions of {{Plural|Series|Blade Trap}}, called {{Plural|Series|Big Blade|link}}, appear in {{ALttP|-}}, {{OoS|-}}, and {{OoA|-}}. They move in a set path around the room and take up large amounts of space. Other traps called {{Plural|Series|Chaser|link}} appear in {{OoS|-}}, {{OoA|-}}, {{FS}} and {{TMC}}; they are sentient bladed traps that will follow {{Term|Series|Link}} down narrow corridors once he is within their line of vision.
==={{TLoZ|-}}===
{{Stub|TLoZ}}
{{Manual|TLoZ|Traps and Stone Statues|Somebody placed these in the labyrinth a long time ago. They suddenly attack Link when he approaches them. So you've really got to watch out!}}
==={{ALttP|-}}===
{{Stub|ALttP}}
==={{LA|-}}===
{{Stub|LA}}
==={{OoT|-}}===
{{Stub|OoT}}
==={{MM|-}}===
{{Stub|MM}}
==={{OoS|-}}===
{{Stub|OoS}}
==={{OoA|-}}===
{{Stub|OoA}}
==={{FS|-}}===
{{Stub|FS}}
==={{TWW|-}}===
{{Stub|TWW}}
{{Tingle
|quote1= <p>It's a '''Trap'''!</p><p>Be careful! It's dangerous!</p>
}}
}}
{{Term/Store|Blade Trap|Blade Traps|Series, LA, LADX|plural}},{{Exp Game|LA}}<ref>{{Cite Book|type= Guide|game= LA|publisher= Nintendo|page= 101}}</ref> also known simply as {{Term/Store|Trap|Traps|TLoZ|plural}},{{Exp Game|TLoZ}}<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= A&A|publisher= |page= 121}}</ref> are recurring traps in {{TLoZ|Series}}.


==Characteristics==
==={{FSA|-}}===
{{TLoZManual|Traps and Stone Statues|Somebody placed these in the labyrinth a long time ago. They suddenly attack Link when he approaches them. So you've really got to watch out!}}
{{Stub|FSA}}
{{Tingle|Trap|It's a '''Trap'''!<br><br>Be careful! It's dangerous!}}


Blade Traps are formidable, mechanized obstacles equipped with spikes or blades. They come in a variety of types and are always impervious to all attacks, with some either staying dormant until approached, and others moving in a set path.
==={{TMC|-}}===
{{Figurines|TMC}}
{{Plural|TMC|Trap}} appear in {{Plural|TMC|Dungeon|link}} in {{TMC}}. There are two variants, blue and green, with different functions. Blue {{Plural|TMC|Trap}} remain still until {{Term|TMC|Link|link}} passes through their line of sight, whereupon they move quickly toward him in an straight line. They strike him, if possible, and continue to the end of their path &ndash; whether that be the opposite wall, an obstacle, or another {{Term|TMC|Trap}} &ndash; before returning to their original position. Green {{Plural|TMC|Trap}} follow a set path, either moving back and forth from wall to wall or encircling a group of {{Plural|TMC|Block|link}}.


Blade Traps as dormant obstacles are common to the 2D games, in titles such as {{TLoZ}}, {{LA}}, {{OoS}}, and {{OoA}}. Generally speaking, upon crossing the path of a Blade Trap, whether vertical or horizontal, the trap will react instantly by closing in rapidly on the intruder. Contact with a Blade Trap damages [[Link]] (usually one [[Heart]] by default) and may prove deadly in some circumstances. After being set off, they will slowly return to their original position.
==={{TP|-}}===
{{Plural|TPHD|Blade Trap}} appear in {{Plural|TPHD|Dungeon|link}} in {{TP}}. Stone models are found in the {{Term|TPHD|Arbiter's Grounds (Dungeon)|link}}, while gilded models are found in the {{Term|TPHD|Temple of Time|link}}; both appear as obstacles that move along {{Term|TPHD|Spinner|link}} rails. They also appear during the battle with the {{Term|TPHD|Boss|link}} of the {{Term|TPHD|Arbiter's Grounds (Dungeon)}}, {{Term|TPHD|Stallord|link}}.


Other Blade Traps glide along a projected path, specifically those in {{OoT}} and {{MM}}, but also appears in some 2D games as well, such as {{ALttP}}. These Blade Traps move along the ground, regardless of Link's presence, at the same constant speed, competing for space. The path of these traps vary; with some either moving from one side to the next, and others moving in a complete circle.
{{Plural|TPHD|Blade Trap}} in {{TP|-}} are the only kind that can be destroyed; the {{Term|TPHD|Dominion Rod|link}} can be used to bring a statue to life in the {{Term|TPHD|Temple of Time}}, smashing the {{Plural|TPHD|Blade Trap}} with its axe.


Other, although much less common, types of Blade Traps have also appeared throughout the series. {{ALttP|-}} and {{OoS|-}} and {{OoA|-}} introduced giant versions of Blade Traps, which move in a set path around the room, taking up large amounts of space. In {{TP}}, a stone model used in the [[Arbiter's Grounds (Twilight Princess)|Arbiter's Grounds]] and a gilded model used in the [[Temple of Time (Twilight Princess)|Temple of Time]] appear, both of which appear as obstacles that move along the [[Spinner]] rails. The boss of Arbiter's Grounds, [[Stallord]], makes great use of them in its boss battle. These Blade Traps are the only kind that can be destroyed, as the [[Dominion Rod]] may be used to bring a nearby statue to life, consequently smashing the trap in question with its ax.
==={{PH|-}}===
{{Stub|PH}}


A similar type of trap called the [[Chaser]] appears in {{OoS|-}} and {{OoA|-}}, {{FS}} and {{TMC}}, which is a sentient bladed trap that will follow Link down narrow corridors once he is within its line of vision.
==={{ST|-}}===
{{Stub|ST}}


{{Figurine|TMC|Trap}}
==={{SS|-}}===
{{Plural|SS|Blade Trap}} appear as hazards in {{SS}}. They can be found in {{Term|SS|Lanayru Desert|link}} on the way to the dragon {{Term|SS|Lanayru (Dragon)|link}}. They move back and forth, making it difficult for {{Term|SS|Link|link}} to pass through the area.


Blade Traps appear as a hazard in {{SS}}. They can be found in [[Lanayru Desert]] on the way to meeting [[Lanayru (Dragon)|Lanayru]], the Thunder Dragon. These sharp blades move back and forth, making it difficult for Link to pass through the area.
==={{ALBW|-}}===
{{Stub|ALBW}}


==Other Appearances==
==Other Appearances==
==={{ZA|-}}===
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{{Noncanon|Start}}
==={{ZA|-}}===
{{Stub|ZA}}
{{Sectstub|ZA}}
 
{{Noncanon|End}}
{{Noncanon|End}}


{{Ambig|Start}}
==={{AST|-}}===
===''Ancient Stone Tablets''===
{{Noncanon|Start}}
{{Sectstub|AST}}
{{Stub|AST}}
{{Ambig|End}}
 
{{Noncanon|End}}


==Nomenclature==
==Nomenclature==
{{Names
{{Nomenclature}}
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|enBr=
|enBrM=
|ja= {{Romanize|トラップ|Torappu}}<br>{{Romanize|トゲトラップ|Togetorappu|Spiny Trap}} {{Exp|Iwata Asks interview}}<br>{{Romanize|デグトラップ|Degu Torappu|Big Trap}}
|jaM= Trap<br>Spiny Trap<br>Big Trap
|esS= Trampa
|esSM= Trap
|esL=
|esLM=
|frF= Piège
|frFM= Trap
|frC=
|frCM=
|de= {{De|Klingenfalle}}
|deM= Blade Trap
|it= Trabocchetto
|itM=
|ptP=
|ptPM=
|ptB=
|ptBM=
|nl=
|nlM=
|ru=
|ruM=
|ko=
|koM=
|zhT=
|zhTM=
|zhS=
|zhSM= }}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:TLoZ Link Dodging Traps.png|Artwork of Link with some Blade Traps from {{TLoZ|-}}
File:TLoZ Link Dodging Traps.png|Artwork of {{Term|TLoZ|Link}} with some {{Plural|TLoZ|Blade Trap}} from {{TLoZ|-}}
File:TLoZ Link Dodging Traps 2.png|Artwork of Link with a Blade Trap from the Japanese NES port of {{TLoZ|-}}
File:TLoZ Link Dodging Traps 2.png|Artwork of {{Term|TLoZ|Link}} with a {{Term|TLoZ|Blade Trap}} from the Japanese NES port of {{TLoZ|-}}
File:BigTrap.png|Large Blade Trap from {{ALttP|-}}
File:LANS Blade Trap Concept Artwork.png|Concept artwork of a {{Term|LANS|Blade Trap}} from {{LANS|-}}
File:UnusedTrap.png|Unused Trap from {{ALttP|-}}
File:OoS Blade Trap Green Sprite.png|A green {{Term|Series|Blade Trap}} from {{OoS|-}} and {{OoA|-}}
File:OoS Blade Trap Big Red Sprite.png|Red giant Blade Trap from {{OoS|-}} and {{OoA|-}}
File:OoS Blade Trap Orange Sprite.png|An orange {{Term|Series|Blade Trap}} from {{OoS|-}} and {{OoA|-}}
File:SpikedSpinner.png|Spiked Blade Trap from {{TP|-}}
File:TMC Trap Sprite 2.png|A blue {{Term|TMC|Trap}} from {{TMC|-}}
File:Toge Trap TP 1.png|Arbiter's Grounds Blade Trap from {{TP|-}}
File:TP Blade Trap Model 2.png|A {{Term|TP|Blade Trap}} in the {{Term|TP|Temple of Time}} from {{TP|-}}
File:Toge Trap TP 3.png|Temple of Time Blade Trap from {{TP|-}}
File:TP Blade Trap Model 3.png|A {{Term|TP|Blade Trap}} in the {{Term|TP|Hyrule Castle}} from {{TP|-}}
File:TLoZ Link next to a Trap Figure.png|Figure of Link and a Blade Trap from {{TLoZ|-}}
File:SpikedSpinner.png|A spiked {{Term|TP|Blade Trap}} from {{TP|-}}
File:ZA Bladetrap.png|Blade Trap in {{ZA|-}}
File:TLoZ Link next to a Trap Figure.png|Figure of {{Term|TLoZ|Link}} and a {{Term|TLoZ|Blade Trap}} from {{TLoZ|-}}
File:ZA Blade Trap Sprite.png|{{Term|ZA|Blade Trap}} from {{ZA|-}}
</gallery>
</gallery>


==See Also==
==See Also==
* [[Chaser]]
* {{Term|Series|Big Blade|link}}
* [[Spike]]
* {{Term|Series|Chaser|link}}
* {{Term|Series|Spike|link}}


{{Ref}}
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{{Enemies}}
{{Categories
{{Traps}}
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[[Category:Enemies in The Legend of Zelda]]
|enemies= ALttP, LA, LADX, LANS, OoT3D, MM, MM3D, OoS, OoA, FS, TWW, TWWHD, TP, TPHD, PH, ST, SS, ALBW, ZA, AST
[[Category:Enemies in A Link to the Past]]
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[[Category:Enemies in Link's Awakening]]
 
[[Category:Enemies in Link's Awakening DX]]
[[de:Klingenfalle]]
[[Category:Enemies in Oracle of Ages]]
[[Category:Enemies in Oracle of Seasons]]
[[Category:Enemies in Ocarina of Time]]
[[Category:Enemies in Ocarina of Time 3D]]
[[Category:Enemies in Majora's Mask]]
[[Category:Enemies in Majora's Mask 3D]]
[[Category:Enemies in Four Swords]]
[[Category:Enemies in The Wind Waker]]
[[Category:Enemies in The Wind Waker HD]]
[[Category:Enemies in The Minish Cap]]
[[Category:Enemies in Twilight Princess]]
[[Category:Enemies in Twilight Princess HD]]
[[Category:Enemies in Phantom Hourglass]]
[[Category:Enemies in Spirit Tracks]]
[[Category:Enemies in Skyward Sword]]
[[Category:Enemies in A Link Between Worlds]]
[[Category:Enemies in Zelda's Adventure]]
[[Category:Enemies in Ancient Stone Tablets]]

Latest revision as of 07:31, 22 August 2023

Blade Traps,(LA)[1] also known as Traps,(TLoZ | TMC)[2][3] and Razors,(OoT)[4] are recurring traps in The Legend of Zelda series.[name references needed]

Characteristics

Blade Traps are formidable, mechanized obstacles equipped with spikes or blades. They come in a variety of types and are almost always impervious to all attacks, with some staying dormant until approached and others moving in a set path. Blade Traps are common as dormant obstacles in titles such as The Legend of Zelda, Link's Awakening, Oracle of Seasons, and Oracle of Ages. Upon crossing the path of a Blade Trap, whether vertical or horizontal, it will react instantly by closing in rapidly on Link. Contact with a Blade Trap damages Link; after being set off, they will slowly return to their original position.

Other Blade Traps, such as those in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, glide along a projected path. These Blade Traps move along the ground regardless of Link's presence, at a constant speed. The paths of these Traps vary; some move from one side to the next, while others move in a complete circle.

Similar enemies to Blade Traps have also appeared throughout the series. Giant versions of Blade Traps, called Big Blades, appear in A Link to the Past, Oracle of Seasons, and Oracle of Ages. They move in a set path around the room and take up large amounts of space. Other traps called Chasers appear in Oracle of Seasons, Oracle of Ages, Four Swords and The Minish Cap; they are sentient bladed traps that will follow Link down narrow corridors once he is within their line of vision.

The Legend of Zelda

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The Legend of Zelda Manual Descriptionhide ▲
The Legend of Zelda logo
Traps and Stone Statues
Somebody placed these in the labyrinth a long time ago. They suddenly attack Link when he approaches them. So you've really got to watch out!

A Link to the Past

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Link's Awakening

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Ocarina of Time

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Majora's Mask

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Oracle of Seasons

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Oracle of Ages

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The Wind Waker

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Tingle's Commenthide ▲
Tingle says:

It's a Trap!

Be careful! It's dangerous!

Four Swords Adventures

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The Minish Cap

Figurine Galleryhide ▲
Figurine
Number
120
Description

Appears in various areas.
A trap with sharp blades. Some are
triggered by nearby intruders, while
others follow a set path.

FigurineNumberDescription
120

Appears in various areas.
A trap with sharp blades. Some are
triggered by nearby intruders, while
others follow a set path.

Traps appear in Dungeons in The Minish Cap. There are two variants, blue and green, with different functions. Blue Traps remain still until Link passes through their line of sight, whereupon they move quickly toward him in an straight line. They strike him, if possible, and continue to the end of their path – whether that be the opposite wall, an obstacle, or another Trap – before returning to their original position. Green Traps follow a set path, either moving back and forth from wall to wall or encircling a group of Blocks.

Twilight Princess

Blade Traps appear in Dungeons in Twilight Princess. Stone models are found in the Arbiter's Grounds, while gilded models are found in the Temple of Time; both appear as obstacles that move along Spinner rails. They also appear during the battle with the Boss of the Arbiter's Grounds, Stallord.

Blade Traps in Twilight Princess are the only kind that can be destroyed; the Dominion Rod can be used to bring a statue to life in the Temple of Time, smashing the Blade Traps with its axe.

Phantom Hourglass

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Spirit Tracks

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Skyward Sword

Blade Traps appear as hazards in Skyward Sword. They can be found in Lanayru Desert on the way to the dragon Lanayru. They move back and forth, making it difficult for Link to pass through the area.

A Link Between Worlds

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Other Appearances

Zelda's Adventure

Non-Canon Information
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Ancient Stone Tablets

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Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
LanguageNamesMeanings
Japan
Japanese
  • トラップ (Torappu) (TLoZ)[7]
  • トラップ(小) (Torappu (Shō)) (ALttP)[8]
  • トラップ(大) (Torappu (Dai)) (ALttP)[9]
  • トラップ(青) (Torappu (Ao)) (TMC)[6]
  • Trap.
  • Trap (Small)
  • Trap (Large)
  • Trap (Blue)
The Kingdom of the Netherlands
Dutch
Vallen (TLoZ)[10] 
The French Republic
FrenchEU
Piège (TLoZ)[10]Trap
The Italian Republic
Italian
  • Trappola (TLoZ)[5]
  • - (ALttP)
  • Trap
  •  
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Gallery

  • Artwork of Link with some Traps from The Legend of Zelda

    Artwork of Link with some Traps from The Legend of Zelda

  • Artwork of Link with a Trap from the Japanese NES port of The Legend of Zelda

    Artwork of Link with a Trap from the Japanese NES port of The Legend of Zelda

  • Concept artwork of a Blade Trap from Link's Awakening for Nintendo Switch

    Concept artwork of a Blade Trap from Link's Awakening for Nintendo Switch

  • A green Blade Trap from Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages

    A green Blade Trap from Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages

  • An orange Blade Trap from Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages

    An orange Blade Trap from Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages

  • A blue Trap from The Minish Cap

    A blue Trap from The Minish Cap

  • A Blade Trap in the Temple of Time from Twilight Princess

    A Blade Trap in the Temple of Time from Twilight Princess

  • A Blade Trap in the Hyrule Castle from Twilight Princess

    A Blade Trap in the Hyrule Castle from Twilight Princess

  • A spiked Blade Trap from Twilight Princess

    A spiked Blade Trap from Twilight Princess

  • Figure of Link and a Trap from The Legend of Zelda

    Figure of Link and a Trap from The Legend of Zelda

  • Blade Trap from Zelda's Adventure

    Blade Trap from Zelda's Adventure

See Also

References

  1. ↑ The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening—Nintendo Player's Guide, Nintendo of America, pg. 101
  2. ↑ Art & Artifacts, Dark Horse Books, pg. 121
  3. ↑ "Trap" — Figurine (The Minish Cap)
  4. ↑ The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time—Prima's Official Strategy Guide, Prima Games, pg. 31
  5. ↑ L'arte di una leggenda, Magazzini Salani, pg. 120
  6. ↑ Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap, Shogakukan, pg. 35
  7. ↑ The Legend of Zelda manual, pg. 38
  8. ↑ Nintendo Official Guidebook: The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Vol. 1, Shogakukan, pg. 134Nintendo Official Guidebook—The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past & Four Swords, Shogakukan, pg. 31
  9. ↑ Nintendo Official Guidebook: The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Vol. 1, Shogakukan, pg. 134
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 The Legend of Zelda manual, pg. 39
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