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{{Plural|TotK|Weapon|link}} can be {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} with other {{Plural|TotK|Weapon}} or {{Plural|TotK|Object}} to increase their attack power, reach, or to provide them with additional abilities. For example, {{Plural|TotK|Weapon}} that are {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} with broad, flat {{Plural|TotK|Object}} may generate gusts of wind, and fusing a weapon with a Ruby will grant it the ability to shoot fireballs. {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} {{Plural|TotK|Weapon}} will also have increased durability.<ref>{{Cite Twitter|quote= Fused weapons also have increased durability.|url= https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/1641485641199366149|archive= }}</ref> As most weapons in Hyrule have been weakened by Gloom, Fuse is necessary to strengthen them in order to fight stronger enemies. A Fused weapon will act like a standard weapon of the base weapon's type and retain any bonuses and passive abilities it possesses, regardless of the weapon that it was fused with. | {{Plural|TotK|Weapon|link}} can be {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} with other {{Plural|TotK|Weapon}} or {{Plural|TotK|Object}} to increase their attack power, reach, or to provide them with additional abilities. For example, {{Plural|TotK|Weapon}} that are {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} with broad, flat {{Plural|TotK|Object}} may generate gusts of wind, and fusing a weapon with a Ruby will grant it the ability to shoot fireballs. {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} {{Plural|TotK|Weapon}} will also have increased durability.<ref>{{Cite Twitter|quote= Fused weapons also have increased durability.|url= https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/1641485641199366149|archive= }}</ref> As most weapons in Hyrule have been weakened by Gloom, Fuse is necessary to strengthen them in order to fight stronger enemies. A Fused weapon will act like a standard weapon of the base weapon's type and retain any bonuses and passive abilities it possesses, regardless of the weapon that it was fused with. | ||
{{Plural|TotK|Arrow|link}} can be {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} with {{Plural|TotK|Material|link}} to imbue them with special effects. {{Plural|TotK|Keese Eyeball|link}} that are {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} with {{Plural|TotK|Arrow}} can home in on {{Plural|TotK|Enemy|link}} and {{Plural|TotK|Creature|link}} with imprecise aim | {{Plural|TotK|Arrow|link}} can be {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} with {{Plural|TotK|Material|link}} to imbue them with special effects. For example, {{Plural|TotK|Keese Eyeball|link}} that are {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} with {{Plural|TotK|Arrow}} can home in on {{Plural|TotK|Enemy|link}} and {{Plural|TotK|Creature|link}} with imprecise aim, and {{Plural|TotK|Arrow}} {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} with icy {{Plural|TotK|Material}} such as {{Plural|TotK|White Chuchu Jelly|link}} can freeze targets upon impact. | ||
{{Plural|TotK|Shield|link}} can be {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} with {{Plural|TotK|Material|link}} to imbue the {{Term|TotK|Material}}'s properties onto the {{Term|TotK|Shield}} when struck or to increase their durability. For example, {{Plural|TotK|Puffshroom|link}} will explode in a puff of smoke if {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} onto a {{Term|TotK|Shield}} and struck by an {{Term|TotK|Enemy}}, allowing {{Term|TotK|Link}} an opportunity to sneak around them. | {{Plural|TotK|Shield|link}} can be {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} with {{Plural|TotK|Material|link}} to imbue the {{Term|TotK|Material}}'s properties onto the {{Term|TotK|Shield}} when struck or to increase their durability. For example, {{Plural|TotK|Puffshroom|link}} will explode in a puff of smoke if {{Term|TotK|Fuse|display=Fused}} onto a {{Term|TotK|Shield}} and struck by an {{Term|TotK|Enemy}}, allowing {{Term|TotK|Link}} an opportunity to sneak around them. | ||
An item that has been Fused with a weapon or shield can be removed to let the base equipment be fused with something else, but doing so will destroy the fused item in the process. | An item that has been Fused with a weapon or shield can be removed to let the base equipment be fused with something else, but doing so will destroy the fused item in the process. However, the Break-A-Part store at {{Term|TotK|Tarrey Town|link}} can do so while preserving the fused item so it can be re-fused with other equipment. | ||
==Nomenclature== | ==Nomenclature== | ||
Revision as of 03:55, 31 May 2023
Fuse is an ability in Tears of the Kingdom.[1]
Overview
Fuse is an ability that allows Link to bond any Items or Objects with his equipped weapon or shield.
Weapons can be Fused with other Weapons or Objects to increase their attack power, reach, or to provide them with additional abilities. For example, Weapons that are Fused with broad, flat Objects may generate gusts of wind, and fusing a weapon with a Ruby will grant it the ability to shoot fireballs. Fused Weapons will also have increased durability.[2] As most weapons in Hyrule have been weakened by Gloom, Fuse is necessary to strengthen them in order to fight stronger enemies. A Fused weapon will act like a standard weapon of the base weapon's type and retain any bonuses and passive abilities it possesses, regardless of the weapon that it was fused with.
Arrows can be Fused with Materials to imbue them with special effects. For example, Keese Eyeballs that are Fused with Arrows can home in on Enemies and Creatures with imprecise aim, and Arrows Fused with icy Materials such as White Chuchu Jellies can freeze targets upon impact.
Shields can be Fused with Materials to imbue the Material's properties onto the Shield when struck or to increase their durability. For example, Puffshrooms will explode in a puff of smoke if Fused onto a Shield and struck by an Enemy, allowing Link an opportunity to sneak around them.
An item that has been Fused with a weapon or shield can be removed to let the base equipment be fused with something else, but doing so will destroy the fused item in the process. However, the Break-A-Part store at Tarrey Town can do so while preserving the fused item so it can be re-fused with other equipment.
Nomenclature
 Names in Other Regions  | ||
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| Language | Names | Meanings |
 Japanese | スクラビルド (Sukurabirudo)[3] | Scrapbuild; from スクラップ (sukurappu; English "scrap") and ビルド (birudo; English "build") |
   ChineseTR | 餘料建造 (Yúliào jiànzào) | Surplus Construction; from Japanese name |
 ChineseSI | 余料建造 (Yúliào jiànzào)[4] | Surplus Construction; from Japanese name |
 FrenchCA | Amalgame | Amalgam |
 FrenchEU | Amalgame | Amalgam |
 German | Synthese | Synthesis |
 Italian | Compositor | Compositor |
 Korean | 스크래빌드 (Seukeuraebildeu) | Scrapbuild; from 스크랩 (seukeuraep; English "scrap") and 빌드 (bildeu; English "build") |
 SpanishLA | Combinación[5] | Combination |
 SpanishEU | Combinación | Combination |
| This table was generated using translation pages. To request an addition, please contact a staff member with a reference. | ||
See Also
References
- ↑ "Fuse" — The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom – Mr. Aonuma Gameplay Demonstration, @NintendoAmerica on YouTube, Uploaded March 28, 2023 (Archive)
- ↑ "Fused weapons also have increased durability." — @NintendoAmerica on Twitter, March 30, 2023
- ↑ プロデューサーの青沼英二がプレイする『ゼルダの伝説 ティアーズ オブ ザ キングダム』, NintendoJP on YouTube, Uploaded March 28, 2018
- ↑ "余料建造" — Inventory (Tears of the Kingdom, Simplified Chinese localization)
- ↑ "Combinación" — N/A (Tears of the Kingdom)