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The {{Term|ST|Engine}} provide motive power to the {{Term|ST|Spirit Train|link}}. It is located at the front of the train. {{Term|ST|Link|link}} obtains the {{Term|ST|Spirit Engine}} (along with the {{Term|ST|Solid Passenger Car|link}}) when {{Term|ST|Anjean|link}} bestows upon him the {{Term|ST|Spirit Train}} at the {{Term|ST|Tower of Spirits|link}}. As with other {{Plural|ST|Train Car}}, {{Term|ST|Link}} can trade {{Term|ST|Treasure|link}} for new {{Plural|ST|Engine}} at {{Term|ST|Linebeck III|link}}'s {{Term|ST|Trading Post|link}}. | The {{Term|ST|Engine}} provide motive power to the {{Term|ST|Spirit Train|link}}. It is located at the front of the train. {{Term|ST|Link|link}} obtains the {{Term|ST|Spirit Engine}} (along with the {{Term|ST|Solid Passenger Car|link}}) when {{Term|ST|Anjean|link}} bestows upon him the {{Term|ST|Spirit Train}} at the {{Term|ST|Tower of Spirits|link}}. As with other {{Plural|ST|Train Car}}, {{Term|ST|Link}} can trade {{Term|ST|Treasure|link}} for new {{Plural|ST|Engine}} at {{Term|ST|Linebeck III|link}}'s {{Term|ST|Trading Post|link}}. | ||
===List of {{Plural|ST|Engine}}=== | |||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* All variants of the {{Term|ST|Spirit Train}} are named after their {{Term|ST|Engine}}. The {{Term|ST|Steel Train|link}} is named after the {{Term|ST|Steel Engine|link}}, the {{Term|ST|Sweet Train|link}} after the {{Term|ST|Sweet Engine}}, and so on.<ref>{{Cite Guide|quote= |game= ST|publisher= Prima|page= 317-319}}</ref> | * All variants of the {{Term|ST|Spirit Train}} are named after their {{Term|ST|Engine}}. The {{Term|ST|Steel Train|link}} is named after the {{Term|ST|Steel Engine|link}}, the {{Term|ST|Sweet Train|link}} after the {{Term|ST|Sweet Engine}}, and so on.<ref>{{Cite Guide|quote= |game= ST|publisher= Prima|page= 317-319}}</ref> | ||
* Each {{Term|ST|Engine}} produces a different sound from the {{Term|ST|Train Whistle}}. The {{Term|ST|Skull Engine}}'s {{Term|ST|Train Whistle}}, which resembles an electric guitar, can be played at various pitches by pulling the rope by different amounts. | |||
==Nomenclature== | ==Nomenclature== | ||
{{Nomenclature}} | {{Nomenclature}} | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:13, 25 July 2023
Engines are Items in Spirit Tracks.[1]
Location and Uses
The Engine provide motive power to the Spirit Train. It is located at the front of the train. Link obtains the Spirit Engine (along with the Solid Passenger Car) when Anjean bestows upon him the Spirit Train at the Tower of Spirits. As with other Train Cars, Link can trade Treasure for new Engines at Linebeck III's Trading Post.
List of Engines
| Train | |
|---|---|
| Train Car | |
| Cost | — (Given to Link by Anjean) |
| Description | This esteemed train has a long history of keeping evil at bay. |
| Train | |
| Train Car | |
| Cost |    |
| Description | The retro style of this train is popular with the younger crowd. |
| Train | |
| Train Car | |
| Cost |    |
| Description | This steam train appeals to strong, silent types everywhere. |
| Train | |
| Train Car | |
| Cost |   |
| Description | Created by a gearhead, it's unclear whether it can even go underground. |
| Train | |
| Train Car | |
| Cost |   |
| Description | This train is sure to get people's attention. |
| Train | |
| Train Car | |
| Cost |    |
| Description | This train was created in the far past and seems to harbor a great spirit. |
| Train | |
| Train Car | |
| Cost |  |
| Description | This train looks good enough to eat! But that would be a bad idea. |
| Train | |
| Train Car | |
| Cost |  |
| Description | Even the smoke on this spectacular wonder seems to have some gold in it. |
| Train | Train Car | Cost | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
— (Given to Link by Anjean) | This esteemed train has a long history of keeping evil at bay. | ||
| The retro style of this train is popular with the younger crowd. | ||
| This steam train appeals to strong, silent types everywhere. | ||
| Created by a gearhead, it's unclear whether it can even go underground. | ||
| This train is sure to get people's attention. | ||
| This train was created in the far past and seems to harbor a great spirit. | ||
| This train looks good enough to eat! But that would be a bad idea. | ||
| Even the smoke on this spectacular wonder seems to have some gold in it. |
Trivia
- All variants of the Spirit Train are named after their Engine. The Steel Train is named after the Steel Engine, the Sweet Train after the Sweet Engine, and so on.[2]
- Each Engine produces a different sound from the Train Whistle. The Skull Engine's Train Whistle, which resembles an electric guitar, can be played at various pitches by pulling the rope by different amounts.
Nomenclature
 Names in Other Regions  | ||
|---|---|---|
| Language | Names | |
| This table was generated using translation pages. To request an addition, please contact a staff member with a reference. | ||
See Also
References
- ↑ "Spirit Engine" — Train (Spirit Tracks)
- ↑ The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks—PRIMA Official Game Guide, Prima Games, pg. 317-319