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{{Term/Store|Rolling||Series, TMC}} is a recurring ability in {{TLoZ|Series}}.<ref>{{Cite|These armor-clad soldiers are tough. Use your {{Color|TMC Red|shield}} and {{Color|TMC Blue|rolling}} skills to find an opening in their defenses...|Figurine|TMC}}</ref> | {{Term/Store|Rolling||Series, TMC}} is a recurring ability in {{TLoZ|Series}}.<ref>{{Cite|These armor-clad soldiers are tough. Use your {{Color|TMC Red|shield}} and {{Color|TMC Blue|rolling}} skills to find an opening in their defenses...|Figurine|TMC}}</ref>{{Name Ref|OoT3D|MM3D|FS|TWWHD|FSA|TPHD|PH|ST|SS}} | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
The basic {{Term|TMC|Rolling}} ability was first introduced in {{OoT}}. In most games, it can be performed by moving forward and pressing the action button, though {{PH}} and {{ST}} require different techniques to {{Term|Series|Rolling|display=Roll | The basic {{Term|TMC|Rolling}} ability was first introduced in {{OoT}}. In most games, it can be performed by moving forward and pressing the action button, though {{PH}} and {{ST}} require different techniques to {{Term|Series|Rolling|display=Roll}}. | ||
It is rarely used as an attack, but is instead an action that {{Term|Series|Link}} can use to "tackle" some objects, an action that was formerly done with the {{Term|Series|Pegasus Boots|link}} in {{ALttP}} and {{LA}}. In most of its appearances, it can also be used repeatedly to travel faster than walking. Although it does not seem to be intended as an attack, this technique has been known to cause some damage to the occasional enemy. | It is rarely used as an attack, but is instead an action that {{Term|Series|Link}} can use to "tackle" some objects, an action that was formerly done with the {{Term|Series|Pegasus Boots|link}} in {{ALttP}} and {{LA}}. In most of its appearances, it can also be used repeatedly to travel faster than walking. Although it does not seem to be intended as an attack, this technique has been known to cause some damage to the occasional enemy. | ||
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If {{Term|PH|Link}} {{Term|PH|Rolling|display=Rolls}} four times in a row in {{PH}}, he will halt momentarily and become dizzy. Coincidentally, this also happens when he attempts to perform a {{Term|PH|Spin Attack|link}} four times consecutively. | {{Term|PH|Link}} can roll by [[Stylus|drawing]] a small circle at the edge of the [[Nintendo DS]] screen in {{PH|-}}. If {{Term|PH|Link}} {{Term|PH|Rolling|display=Rolls}} four times in a row in {{PH}}, he will halt momentarily and become dizzy. Coincidentally, this also happens when he attempts to perform a {{Term|PH|Spin Attack|link}} four times consecutively. | ||
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{{Term|ST|Link}} can roll by tapping the edge of the [[Nintendo DS]] screen while running in {{ST|-}}. | |||
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Revision as of 19:25, 16 June 2020
Rolling is a recurring ability in The Legend of Zelda series.[1][name references needed]
Overview
The basic Rolling ability was first introduced in Ocarina of Time. In most games, it can be performed by moving forward and pressing the action button, though Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks require different techniques to Roll.
It is rarely used as an attack, but is instead an action that Link can use to "tackle" some objects, an action that was formerly done with the Pegasus Boots in A Link to the Past and Link's Awakening. In most of its appearances, it can also be used repeatedly to travel faster than walking. Although it does not seem to be intended as an attack, this technique has been known to cause some damage to the occasional enemy.
Ocarina of Time
Majora's Mask
Four Swords
The Wind Waker
Four Swords Adventures
The Minish Cap
Link can Roll in The Minish Cap by pressing the R Button, allowing him to move more quickly (though the Pegasus Boots are faster). In addition, a Sword Technique called the Roll Attack can be learned from Grayblade.
Twilight Princess
Phantom Hourglass
Link can roll by drawing a small circle at the edge of the Nintendo DS screen in Phantom Hourglass. If Link Rolls four times in a row in Phantom Hourglass, he will halt momentarily and become dizzy. Coincidentally, this also happens when he attempts to perform a Spin Attack four times consecutively.
Spirit Tracks
Link can roll by tapping the edge of the Nintendo DS screen while running in Spirit Tracks.
Skyward Sword
Other Appearances
Hyrule Warriors
References
- ↑ "These armor-clad soldiers are tough. Use your shield and rolling skills to find an opening in their defenses..." — Figurine (The Minish Cap)