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{{Manual|ALttP|Power Glove and Titan's Mitt|If you wear these gloves, you can pick up objects such as rocks that you cannot lift with your bare hands. If you can get your hands in these gloves, try lifting a few things.}} | {{Manual|ALttP|Power Glove and Titan's Mitt|If you wear these gloves, you can pick up objects such as rocks that you cannot lift with your bare hands. If you can get your hands in these gloves, try lifting a few things.}} | ||
{{Manual|ALttP&FS|Power Glove|This allows the wearer to lift and throw heavy objects.}} | {{Manual|ALttP&FS|Power Glove|This allows the wearer to lift and throw heavy objects.}} | ||
The Power Glove is located in the {{Term|ALttP|Desert Palace|link}} in {{ALttP}}, introducing the need to lift heavy rocks. These rocks obstruct the path to the bosses of the dungeon, the [[Lanmola]]s. These rocks also surround the entrance to [[Death Mountain]], necessitating the retrieval of the Power Glove before Link can ascend to the [[ | The Power Glove is located in the {{Term|ALttP|Desert Palace|link}} in {{ALttP}}, introducing the need to lift heavy rocks. These rocks obstruct the path to the bosses of the dungeon, the [[Lanmola]]s. These rocks also surround the entrance to [[Death Mountain]], necessitating the retrieval of the Power Glove before Link can ascend to the [[Tower of Hera]]. Unlike the Gloves in {{TAoL|-}}, the Power Glove does not alter Link's Sword power. | ||
The {{Term|ALttP|Power Glove}} is replaced by the more powerful {{Term|ALttP|Titan's Mitt|link}} in {{Term|ALttP|Thieves' Town|link}}. | The {{Term|ALttP|Power Glove}} is replaced by the more powerful {{Term|ALttP|Titan's Mitt|link}} in {{Term|ALttP|Thieves' Town|link}}. | ||
