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===Background=== | ===Background=== | ||
The Lantern has had various different incarnations in its history, with its first muse in the SNES title ''[[A Link to the Past]]''. However, the item took a back seat in the major console titles, with a larger emphasis taken on [[Fire Arrows]], used to create light or do damage to enemies. The lantern however, has been included more often than not in the handheld iterations of the series, including the latest ''[[The Minish Cap]]''. The lantern appears in ''[[Twilight Princess]]'' but it requires [[Lantern Oil]] to use it. | The Lantern has had various different incarnations in its history, with its first muse in the SNES title ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]''. However, the item took a back seat in the major console titles, with a larger emphasis taken on [[Fire Arrows]], used to create light or do damage to enemies. The lantern however, has been included more often than not in the handheld iterations of the series, including the latest ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]''. The lantern appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' but it requires [[Lantern Oil]] to use it. | ||
====A Link to the Past==== | ====''A Link to the Past''==== | ||
[[Image:Lanternlttp.png|left]][[Image:Lantern Sprite LttP.gif|left]] | [[Image:Lanternlttp.png|left]][[Image:Lantern Sprite LttP.gif|left]] | ||
The manual description : | The manual description : | ||
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[[category:Items]] | [[category:Items]] | ||
====The Minish Cap==== | ====''The Minish Cap''==== | ||
{{main|Flame Lantern}} | {{main|Flame Lantern}} | ||
====Twilight Princess==== | ====''Twilight Princess''==== | ||
[[image:Lantern.png|100px|right]]The manual description : | [[image:Lantern.png|100px|right]]The manual description : | ||
This item burns bright to light the area around you and provide you with a fire. You can use other items while using the lantern. The lantern is vital to the completion of nearly every temple throughout the game, especially since specific portions of them include pitch dark passageways. | This item burns bright to light the area around you and provide you with a fire. You can use other items while using the lantern. The lantern is vital to the completion of nearly every temple throughout the game, especially since specific portions of them include pitch dark passageways. | ||
Unlike previous Zelda games, where lanterns used [[magic power]] to fuel themselves, the lantern in ''Twilight Princess'' is fueled by lantern oil, which can be found at various shops or | Unlike previous Zelda games, where lanterns used [[magic power]] to fuel themselves, the lantern in ''Twilight Princess'' is fueled by lantern oil, which can be found at various shops or received from the jelly remnants of yellow [[ChuChu]] jelly. | ||
Image taken from [http://www.zeldaelements.net/10items.shtml Zelda Elements] | Image taken from [http://www.zeldaelements.net/10items.shtml Zelda Elements] | ||
Revision as of 05:34, 2 July 2008
The Lantern
Background
The Lantern has had various different incarnations in its history, with its first muse in the SNES title A Link to the Past. However, the item took a back seat in the major console titles, with a larger emphasis taken on Fire Arrows, used to create light or do damage to enemies. The lantern however, has been included more often than not in the handheld iterations of the series, including the latest The Minish Cap. The lantern appears in Twilight Princess but it requires Lantern Oil to use it.
A Link to the Past
The manual description :
This is the first item you are likely to find in your adventure, located in a chest inside Link's house. The lantern lights the torches in the dungeons and brightens the dungeon rooms, as well as burning bushes. It consumes Magic Power to light the torches, and they go out after a time.
The Minish Cap
Twilight Princess
The manual description :
This item burns bright to light the area around you and provide you with a fire. You can use other items while using the lantern. The lantern is vital to the completion of nearly every temple throughout the game, especially since specific portions of them include pitch dark passageways.
Unlike previous Zelda games, where lanterns used magic power to fuel themselves, the lantern in Twilight Princess is fueled by lantern oil, which can be found at various shops or received from the jelly remnants of yellow ChuChu jelly.
Image taken from Zelda Elements