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In the other games, the sword training can be played again as an endurance game. In {{TWW|-}}, Link can practice with Orca in a minigame where he has to hit him as many times as possible before being hit three times, or until 1000 hits are scored. At least 500 are necessary to gain a [[Piece of Heart]]. In addition, once ten [[Knight's Crest]]s are shown to Orca, he will teach Link the [[Spin Attack|Hurricane Spin]] through a short training tutorial. | In the other games, the sword training can be played again as an endurance game. In {{TWW|-}}, Link can practice with Orca in a minigame where he has to hit him as many times as possible before being hit three times, or until 1000 hits are scored. At least 500 are necessary to gain a [[Piece of Heart]]. In addition, once ten [[Knight's Crest]]s are shown to Orca, he will teach Link the [[Spin Attack|Hurricane Spin]] through a short training tutorial. | ||
In | In {{TP|-}}, each time Link meets the [[Ancient Hero]], he is taught [[Hidden Skill|a new sword technique]] and puts it into practice by attacking the Spirit with it. There are seven training sessions in total, and each skill will only be passed when it's successfully tested. | ||
In ''Phantom Hourglass'', Link is challenged by [[Nyeve]] to test his sword techniques. At first, just one or two attacks will be enough, but later the young hero has to hit him 100 times to receive a Heart Container. In ''Spirit Tracks'', Captain Russell proposes Link to hit his three pupils a combined total of 60 or more times before being hit three times. The prize, once again, is a Heart Container. | In ''Phantom Hourglass'', Link is challenged by [[Nyeve]] to test his sword techniques. At first, just one or two attacks will be enough, but later the young hero has to hit him 100 times to receive a Heart Container. In ''Spirit Tracks'', Captain Russell proposes Link to hit his three pupils a combined total of 60 or more times before being hit three times. The prize, once again, is a Heart Container. | ||
