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:''This page refers to the Cannon as an item. For the character named Cannon featured in | :''This page refers to the Cannon as an item. For the character named Cannon featured in [[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]], see [[Bomb-Master Cannon]]. Not to be confused with [[Zelda Wiki:Canon Policy|canon]], the material that makes up the official Zelda universe.'' | ||
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'''Cannons''' are recurring objects in the {{Series|The Legend of Zelda|''Zelda'' series}}. The most common use of the Cannon is to shoot [[Bomb]]s from a train or a boat, respectively. | |||
The Cannon first appeared as a weapon used by [[Link]] in | The Cannon first appeared as a weapon used by [[Link]] in {{TWW}} and has since appeared as usable item in other games, including the two cel-shaded games, {{TP}}, and one of [[Tingle]]'s games. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
===''The Wind Waker''=== | ===''The Wind Waker''=== | ||
After Link obtains [[ | After Link obtains [[Bomb]]s from [[Tetra's Ship]], the [[King of Red Lions]] facilitates the use of the cannon. The cannon has a large range for such a small boat, and is a useful item when fighting off {{En|Gyorg}} sharks, [[Seahat]]s, [[Octorok]]s and other sea-based enemies. When [[Link]]'s Bomb stock is depleted, the cannon cannot be used. | ||
===''Four Swords Adventures''=== | ===''Four Swords Adventures''=== | ||
{{Main|Air Cannon}} | {{Main|Air Cannon}} | ||
Small, floating cannons known as [[Air Cannon]]s can be found in some stages in {{FSA}}. They are used to blast all of the four [[Links]] to higher areas, but are also present to return to the top once the Links fall through a hole in the ground. Often, there are Large Force | Small, floating cannons known as [[Air Cannon]]s can be found in some stages in {{FSA}}. They are used to blast all of the four [[Links]] to higher areas, but are also present to return to the top once the Links fall through a hole in the ground. Often, there are Large [[Force Gem]]s for the Links to collect in these areas. | ||
===''Twilight Princess''=== | ===''Twilight Princess''=== | ||
[[File:Cannon1.jpg|thumb|right|Firing a cannon in '' | [[File:Cannon1.jpg|thumb|right|Firing a cannon in ''Twilight Princess'']] | ||
Two cannons can be found in the overworld which are used to transport Link between places. The first of these is [[Fyer | Cannons are also found in {{TP}}. In [[Snowpeak Ruins]], there are cannons spread throughout the dungeon. In order to use them, a cannonball must be found and brought to the Cannon. To fire, Link must put the cannonball into the cannon, then place a [[Bomb]] into the cannon for ignition. This will send the cannonball flying and destroying any ice object in its path, including [[Freezard]]s. | ||
Two cannons can be found in the overworld which are used to transport Link between places. The first of these is [[Fyer]]'s cannon, used to launch Link to [[Gerudo Desert]], and the [[Sky Cannon]], used to shoot him up the [[City in the Sky]]. | |||
===''Phantom Hourglass''=== | ===''Phantom Hourglass''=== | ||
A cannon also appears in {{PH}}, but unlike in ''The Wind Waker'', it is not obtained along with the bombs. Instead, Link buys his first cannon from [[Eddo's Garage]] for 50 [[Rupee]]s. The other cannons are obtained through the [[Ship Parts]] side quest. These cannons do not use up Link's stock of bombs. As such, they have infinite ammunition. | |||
A cannon also appears in | |||
===''Spirit Tracks''=== | ===''Spirit Tracks''=== | ||
[[File:Practical Cannon.png|left| | [[File:Practical Cannon.png|left|65px]] | ||
A Cannon appears in{{ST}} on the [[Spirit Train]]. The practical cannon is given to him by [[Alfonzo]]. There are different varieties of cannons Link can acquire throughout the game as well, by trading [[treasure]]s with [[Linebeck III]] at the [[Trading Post (Spirit Tracks)|Trading Post]]. Link can can go to [[Alfonzo]]'s house in [[Aboda Village]] to attach and switch [[Train Cars]]. The [[Spirit Train]] has a stamina of four hearts, while two cars from the same set besides the Spirit Train's will earn five hearts, and a complete set is worth six. The Golden Train has eight hearts. | |||
{{Clear}} | {{Clear}} | ||
===''Skyward Sword''=== | ===''Skyward Sword''=== | ||
A | A Cannon can be found on [[Fun Fun Island]]. This is used to launch Link up into the air and begin a minigame. Another one can be found on the boat used to navigate the [[Lanayru Sand Sea]]. | ||
===''Color-Changing Tingle's Love Balloon Trip''=== | ===''Color-Changing Tingle's Love Balloon Trip''=== | ||
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<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Cannon.png|The cannon in ''Tingle's Love Balloon Trip'' | File:Cannon.png|The cannon in ''Tingle's Love Balloon Trip'' | ||
File:Cannon2.jpg|Loading a cannon in '' | File:Cannon2.jpg|Loading a cannon in ''Twilight Princess'' | ||
File:SmallShipSS.png|The ship | File:SmallShipSS.png|The ship Link uses to traverse the [[Lanayru Sand Sea]] with a cannon on the front | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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*[[Groosenator]] | *[[Groosenator]] | ||
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Revision as of 03:57, 6 November 2013
- This page refers to the Cannon as an item. For the character named Cannon featured in The Wind Waker, see Bomb-Master Cannon. Not to be confused with canon, the material that makes up the official Zelda universe.
Template:Object Cannons are recurring objects in the Template:Series. The most common use of the Cannon is to shoot Bombs from a train or a boat, respectively.
The Cannon first appeared as a weapon used by Link in The Wind Waker and has since appeared as usable item in other games, including the two cel-shaded games, Twilight Princess, and one of Tingle's games.
Appearances
The Wind Waker
After Link obtains Bombs from Tetra's Ship, the King of Red Lions facilitates the use of the cannon. The cannon has a large range for such a small boat, and is a useful item when fighting off Template:En sharks, Seahats, Octoroks and other sea-based enemies. When Link's Bomb stock is depleted, the cannon cannot be used.
Four Swords Adventures
Small, floating cannons known as Air Cannons can be found in some stages in Four Swords Adventures. They are used to blast all of the four Links to higher areas, but are also present to return to the top once the Links fall through a hole in the ground. Often, there are Large Force Gems for the Links to collect in these areas.
Twilight Princess
Cannons are also found in Twilight Princess. In Snowpeak Ruins, there are cannons spread throughout the dungeon. In order to use them, a cannonball must be found and brought to the Cannon. To fire, Link must put the cannonball into the cannon, then place a Bomb into the cannon for ignition. This will send the cannonball flying and destroying any ice object in its path, including Freezards. Two cannons can be found in the overworld which are used to transport Link between places. The first of these is Fyer's cannon, used to launch Link to Gerudo Desert, and the Sky Cannon, used to shoot him up the City in the Sky.
Phantom Hourglass
A cannon also appears in Phantom Hourglass, but unlike in The Wind Waker, it is not obtained along with the bombs. Instead, Link buys his first cannon from Eddo's Garage for 50 Rupees. The other cannons are obtained through the Ship Parts side quest. These cannons do not use up Link's stock of bombs. As such, they have infinite ammunition.
Spirit Tracks
A Cannon appears inSpirit Tracks on the Spirit Train. The practical cannon is given to him by Alfonzo. There are different varieties of cannons Link can acquire throughout the game as well, by trading treasures with Linebeck III at the Trading Post. Link can can go to Alfonzo's house in Aboda Village to attach and switch Train Cars. The Spirit Train has a stamina of four hearts, while two cars from the same set besides the Spirit Train's will earn five hearts, and a complete set is worth six. The Golden Train has eight hearts.
Skyward Sword
A Cannon can be found on Fun Fun Island. This is used to launch Link up into the air and begin a minigame. Another one can be found on the boat used to navigate the Lanayru Sand Sea.
Color-Changing Tingle's Love Balloon Trip
In Ripened Tingle's Balloon Trip of Love, there is a cannon on Page 1 which is used to take Tingle to Page 2.
Trivia
- In Twilight Princess, if Link places a cannonball and Bomb into a cannon and then stands in front of the cannon barrel as it fires, he will die instantly. If he wears the Magic Armor, all of his Rupees will be depleted instantly, but he will survive.
Gallery
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The cannon in Tingle's Love Balloon Trip
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Loading a cannon in Twilight Princess
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The ship Link uses to traverse the Lanayru Sand Sea with a cannon on the front
See Also
- Air Cannon
- Fyer's Cannon
- Sky Cannon
- Train Cars
- Groosenator
 Names in Other Regions 
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SpanishLA | Cañón 
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