The {{Term/Store|Power Glove||Series, ALttP, CoH}},{{Exp Game|ALttP|OoA|ALBW}}<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 134 {{Exp Game|ALttP|OoA|ALBW}}}}</ref>{{Fact}} also known as the {{Term/Store|Handy Glove||TAoL}},<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 126}}</ref>{{Note|This item was also referred to as the '''Magic Glove''' in [[The NES Game Atlas]] by [[Nintendo of America]].<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= The NES Game Atlas |publisher= Nintendo of America |page= 66}}</ref> However, as this contradicts the name given in {{E}}, this is not considered [[Guidelines:Canon|Canon]].}} is a recurring item in {{TLoZ|Series}} that allows Link to lift heavy objects. It is sometimes later replaced by the {{Term|Series|Titan's Mitt|link}}, a much stronger variant.
The {{Term/Store|Power Glove||Series, ALttP, OoA, ALBW, TFoE, CoH}},{{Exp Game|ALttP, OoA, ALBW, TFoE, CoH}}<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 134 {{Exp Game|ALttP, OoA, ALBW}}}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|'''Power Glove'''|Inventory|TFoE}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|{{Color|CoH Yellow|Power Glove}} -- Assign to {{Icon|CoH A}} {{Icon|CoH B}} {{Icon|CoH X}} {{Icon|CoH Y}}<br/>Use this to pick up rocks and crates, and then use it again to throw them 3 spaces away.|Inventory|CoH}}</ref> also known as the {{Term/Store|Handy Glove||TAoL}},{{Exp Game|TAoL}}<ref>{{Cite Book|quote= |book= E |publisher= |page= 126 {{Exp Game|TAoL}}}}</ref> is a recurring {{Term|Series|Item|link}} in {{TLoZ|Series}} that allows Link to lift heavy objects.{{Name Ref|TLoZ (Valiant Comics), TWoG, AST, HWDE}} In some games,{{Exp Game|ALttP, ALBW}} it is eventually replaced by the more powerful {{Term|Series|Titan's Mitt|link}}. In others,{{Exp Game|TAoL, OoA}} it is itself an upgrade to the {{Term|Series|Power Bracelet|link}}.
==Location and Uses==
==Location and Uses==
==={{TAoL|-}}===
==={{TAoL|-}}===
[[File:TAoL Handy Glove Sprite.png|left]]
The Handy Glove is situated within the walls of [[Midoro Palace]] in {{TAoL}}. Upon collection, it increases the strength of Link's Sword, allowing it to crush the blocks found in Palaces.<ref>{{Cite Manual|quote=Handy Glove: Use this to break the blocks in the palaces by swinging the sword.|game=TAoL|page=46}}</ref>
The Handy Glove is situated within the walls of [[Midoro Palace]] in {{TAoL}}. Upon collection, it increases the strength of Link's Sword, allowing it to crush the blocks found in Palaces.<ref>{{Cite manual|quote=Handy Glove: Use this to break the blocks in the palaces by swinging the sword.|game=TAoL|page=46}}</ref>
==={{ALttP|-}}===
==={{ALttP|-}}===
{{ALttP}} features both the Power Glove and the Titan's Mitt.
{{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.}}
[[File:ALttP Power Glove Sprite.png|left]]
{{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 [[Tower of Hera (A Link to the Past)|Tower of Hera]]. Unlike the Gloves in {{TAoL|-}}, the Power Glove does not alter Link's Sword power.
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 (A Link to the Past)|Tower of Hera]]. Unlike the Gloves in {{TAoL|-}}, the Power Glove does not alter Link's Sword power.
[[File:Titan'sMitt.png|left]]
The Titan's Mitt is located in the [[Thieves' Town (A Link to the Past)|Thieves' Town]]. It can lift heavier, dark boulders as well as [[Skull]]s in the [[Dark World]]. The Titan's Mitt is necessary for rescuing the [[Dwarven Swordsmiths|Dwarven Swordsmith]] who is trapped in the Dark World and desires to return to his partner.<ref>{{Cite|Ribbit ribbit... Your body did not change! You are not just an ordinary guy, are you? I used to live in Kakariko Town. I wonder what my buddy is doing there without me... Ribbit! I have a request of you. I beg you... Please take me to my partner! Please! Ribbit! Please!|Dwarven Swordsmith|ALttP}}</ref> Upon reuniting, they happily offer to temper the [[Master Sword]] into the [[Tempered Sword]] for ten [[Rupee]]s.<ref>{{Cite|Oh! What is this?!? You found my partner! ...Happy days are here again! Drop by here again sometime! Then we will temper your sword perfectly!|Dwarven Swordsmiths|ALttP}}</ref>
The {{Term|ALttP|Power Glove}} is replaced by the more powerful {{Term|ALttP|Titan's Mitt|link}} in {{Term|ALttP|Thieves' Town|link}}.
==={{OoA|-}}===
==={{OoA|-}}===
[[File:Power Glove.png|left]]
The Power Glove is located in the [[Ancient Tomb]] in {{OoA}}. It functions as the L-2 [[Power Bracelet]], being able to lift considerably heavier objects, such as the statues found in and around the Tomb. The Power Glove is crucial for defeating the boss of the dungeon, [[Ramrock]], in its final form. In said form, its hands transform into metal balls, connected to the main body by chains. Link must use the Power Glove to grab onto one of the balls that it doesn't throw towards the young hero and pull it far enough so that it recoils and hits Ramrock, eventually defeating it.
The Power Glove is located in the [[Ancient Tomb]] in {{OoA}}. It functions as the L-2 [[Power Bracelet]], being able to lift considerably heavier objects, such as the statues found in and around the Tomb. The Power Glove is crucial for defeating the boss of the dungeon, [[Ramrock]], in its final form. In said form, its hands transform into metal balls, connected to the main body by chains. Link must use the Power Glove to grab onto one of the balls that it doesn't throw towards the young hero and pull it far enough so that it recoils and hits Ramrock, eventually defeating it.
==={{ALBW|-}}===
==={{ALBW|-}}===
The Power Glove and Titan's Mitt both appear in {{ALBW}}, functioning nearly identically to their counterparts from {{ALttP|-}}.
The Power Glove in {{ALBW}} functions nearly identically to its counterpart in {{ALttP|-}}. [[Rosso]] gives {{Term|Series|Link}} the Power when the hero expresses an interest in picking up small rocks.<ref>{{Cite|I was on the mountain mining ore when, all of a sudden, the earth started shaking! When I got home, the place was a wreck. Rocks everywhere. You seen outside? I'll be bustin' my back for days to clean up that mess. At least pickin' up rocks and smashin' the things feels pretty good. Wish they were full of good ore, though. What? You want to try too? Rah! Feels good smashin' stuff! Huh? Can’t do it? Sorry to hear it. Can’t stand to see a nice kid like you not be able to throw your weight around... Here-take this. It’s a hand-me-down from yours truly.|Rosso|ALBW}}</ref> Rosso also hints that Link should pick up the rocks surrounding his home.<ref>{{Cite|You’ll feel tough with that on your mitt—oughta be able to pick up rocks! Smaller ones, anyway. And if you get to smashin' and just can’t stop yourself, well, there’s a whole bunch of them outside! Grah-ha-ha! Just a joke, that’s all. I wouldn't REALLY tell ya to do all my work out there. Still, if you do...who am I to stop ya? Now, these rocks aren't gonna clean themselves up. Back to it!|Rosso|ALBW}}</ref> If Link obliges in picking up all of the rocks surrounding his house, Rosso will reward Link with a Chest containing 50 Rupees. Some {{Plural|ALBW|Lost Maiamai|link}} can be located beneath small rocks that must be lifted.
[[File:ALBW Power Glove Icon.png|left|50px|The sprite for the Power Glove in {{ALBW|-}}]]
The Power Glove is found in [[Rosso]]'s possession. When Link expresses an interest in picking up small rocks, Rosso gives him the Power Glove.<ref>{{Cite|I was on the mountain mining ore when, all of a sudden, the earth started shaking! When I got home, the place was a wreck. Rocks everywhere. You seen outside? I'll be bustin' my back for days to clean up that mess. At least pickin' up rocks and smashin' the things feels pretty good. Wish they were full of good ore, though. What? You want to try too? Rah! Feels good smashin' stuff! Huh? Can’t do it? Sorry to hear it. Can’t stand to see a nice kid like you not be able to throw your weight around... Here-take this. It’s a hand-me-down from yours truly.|Rosso|ALBW}}</ref> Rosso also hints that Link should pick up the rocks surrounding his home.<ref>{{Cite|You’ll feel tough with that on your mitt—oughta be able to pick up rocks! Smaller ones, anyway. And if you get to smashin' and just can’t stop yourself, well, there’s a whole bunch of them outside! Grah-ha-ha! Just a joke, that’s all. I wouldn't REALLY tell ya to do all my work out there. Still, if you do...who am I to stop ya? Now, these rocks aren't gonna clean themselves up. Back to it!|Rosso|ALBW}}</ref> If Link obliges in picking up all of the rocks surrounding his house, Rosso will reward Link with a Chest containing 50 Rupees. Some [[Maiamai|Lost Maiamais]] can be located beneath small rocks that must be lifted.
The {{Term|ALBW|Power Glove}} is eventually replaced by the {{Term|ALBW|Titan's Mitt|link}} on the {{Term|ALBW|Gear Screen|link}} screen, though both are visible on {{Term|ALBW|Link}}'s hands.{{Clarify|ALBW|reason= What appears on what hand?}}
[[File:ALBW Titan's Mitt Icon.png|left|50px|The sprite for the Titan's Mitt in {{ALBW|-}}]]
The Titan's Mitt is located in the {{Term|ALttP|Desert Palace|link}}. It allows Link to lift large boulders,<ref>{{Cite|You got the Titan's Mitt! Now hoisting even large boulders will be a snap!|N/A|ALBW}}</ref> which is vital to reaching [[Zaganaga]], the boss of the dungeon. Like the Power Glove, some large boulders also hide Maiamais beneath them, and require the Titan's Mitt to free them. Unlike the Titan's Mitt in {{ALttP|-}}, the Titan's Mitt in {{ALBW|-}} is not needed to lift and break Skulls in [[Lorule]]. When obtained, both the Power Glove and the Titan's Mitt are visible on Link's hands.
==Other Appearances==
==Other Appearances==
{{Ambig|Start}}
==={{AST|-}}===
===''Ancient Stone Tablets''===
{{Noncanon|Start}}
[[File:InS Item Worn Glove.png]]
[[File:InS Item Worn Glove.png]]
The '''Worn-Out Glove''' is an item only available in {{AST}}. It works identically to the Power Glove, except that only a single rock can be lifted per screen.
The '''Worn-Out Glove''' is an item only available in {{AST}}. It works identically to the Power Glove, except that only a single rock can be lifted per screen.
{{Ambig|End}}
{{Noncanon|End}}
==={{TLoZ|-}} (Valiant Comics)===
{{Noncanon|Start}}
{{Noncanon|Start}}
[[File:Magic Glove.png|thumb|right|100px|Link lending the Magic Glove to Bagu]]
[[File:Magic Glove.png|thumb|right|100px|Link lending the Magic Glove to Bagu]]
===''The Legend of Zelda'' (Valiant Comics)===
In the {{TLoZ|Valiant Comics}}, {{Term|TLoZ (Valiant Comics)|Link|link}} uses the {{Term|TLoZ (Valiant Comics)|Handy Glove}} in a fight against {{Term|TLoZ (Valiant Comics)|Bagu|link}}. When Link finds out that Bagu stole a fragment of the [[Triforce of Wisdom]], Link grabs the Handy Glove and proceeds to hunt him down.<ref>''And the Handy Glove is on!'' - Link (''Valiant Comic Issue #4'')</ref> He spots Bagu coming back towards the castle,<ref>''He's coming back!'' - Link (''Valiant Comic Issue #4'')</ref> and charges him before the two engage in combat. Link then uses his Glove and is able to heave Bagu into the air and throw him down,<ref>''This time, I have a magic glove, so I'll be strong enough to beat you!'' - Link (''Valiant Comic Issue #4'')</ref> forcing Bagu to reveal why he took the sacred relic. When he confesses that he gave the Triforce fragment to Ganon because he's holding Bagu's pet frogs for ransom,<ref>''I gave it to Ganon. I had to.'' - Bagu (''Valiant Comic Issue #4'')</ref><ref>''He's holding my frogs for ransom!'' - Bagu (''Valiant Comic Issue #4'')</ref> Link reluctantly allows Bagu to use his Magic Glove so that he can defeat the Prince of Darkness and retrieve his frogs.
In the {{TLoZ|Valiant Comics}}, Link uses the Magic Glove from {{TAoL|-}} in a fight against [[Bagu]]. When Link finds out that Bagu stole a fragment of the [[Triforce of Wisdom]], Link grabs the Handy Glove and proceeds to hunt him down.<ref>''And the Handy Glove is on!'' - Link (''Valiant Comic Issue #4'')</ref> He spots Bagu coming back towards the castle,<ref>''He's coming back!'' - Link (''Valiant Comic Issue #4'')</ref> and charges him before the two engage in combat. Link then uses his Glove and is able to heave Bagu into the air and throw him down,<ref>''This time, I have a magic glove, so I'll be strong enough to beat you!'' - Link (''Valiant Comic Issue #4'')</ref> forcing Bagu to reveal why he took the sacred relic. When he confesses that he gave the Triforce fragment to Ganon because he's holding Bagu's pet frogs for ransom,<ref>''I gave it to Ganon. I had to.'' - Bagu (''Valiant Comic Issue #4'')</ref><ref>''He's holding my frogs for ransom!'' - Bagu (''Valiant Comic Issue #4'')</ref> Link reluctantly allows Bagu to use his Magic Glove so that he can defeat the Prince of Darkness and retrieve his frogs.
{{Noncanon|End}}
==={{TFoE|-}}===
==={{TFoE|-}}===
[[File:Power Glove Icon CD-i.png|left]]
{{Noncanon|Start}}
In {{TFoE}}, the Power Glove is an item that can be used to destroy stronger enemies and boulders instantly, as opposed to using [[Bomb]]s. It costs 10 [[Rupee#The Faces of Evil|Rubies]] per use. The Power Glove is created by giving the [[Crone]] in [[Spearfish Falls]] some [[Grapple Berries]].
[[File:TFoE Power Glove Sprite.png|left]]
In {{TFoE}}, the Power Glove is an item that can be used to destroy stronger enemies and boulders instantly, as opposed to using [[Bomb]]s. It costs 10 {{Plural|TFoE|Rupee|link}} per use. The Power Glove is created by giving the [[Crone]] in [[Spearfish Falls]] some [[Grapple Berries]].
{{Noncanon|End}}
==={{TWoG|-}}===
==={{TWoG|-}}===
{{Noncanon|Start}}
In {{TWoG}}, the Power Glove appears identically as in {{TFoE|-}}; it is an item that can be used to destroy enemies and boulders instead of using Bombs. It costs 10 Rubies per use. The Power Glove is created by [[Grimbo]] of [[Washubi Swamp]] after Zelda gives him a [[Hanyu Spore]].
In {{TWoG}}, the Power Glove appears identically as in {{TFoE|-}}; it is an item that can be used to destroy enemies and boulders instead of using Bombs. It costs 10 Rubies per use. The Power Glove is created by [[Grimbo]] of [[Washubi Swamp]] after Zelda gives him a [[Hanyu Spore]].
In {{HW}}, the Power Gloves are the third Level form of the [[Gauntlets#Hyrule Warriors|Gauntlet]], a class of Weapon used by Link. They are joined with a [[Chain Chomp]], functioning as the Weapon's [[Ball and Chain]].
In {{HW}}, the Power Gloves are the third Level form of the {{Plural|HWDE|Gauntlets|link}}, a class of Weapon used by Link. They are joined with a [[Chain Chomp]], functioning as the Weapon's [[Ball and Chain]].
{{Noncanon|End}}
{{Noncanon|End}}
==={{CoH|-}}===
{{Ambig|Start}}
In {{CoH}}, the {{Term|CoH|Power Glove}} is an {{Term|CoH|Item|link}} that allows heroes to pick up light {{Plural|CoH|Block|link}}, {{Plural|CoH|Cracked Block|link}} and {{Plural|CoH|Jar|link}}, and to push and pull around heavier {{Plural|CoH|Block}}.
{{Ambig|End}}
==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In {{ALttP|-}}, the Power Glove and Titan's Mitt of {{ALttP|-}} subtly alter Link's sprite so that his hands are armored and no longer flesh-colored. However, this detail was inexplicably removed in {{ALttP&FS}}.
* In {{ALttP|-}}, the Power Glove and Titan's Mitt subtly alter Link's sprite so that his hands are armored and no longer flesh-colored. This detail is absent from {{ALttP&FS}}.
*The Power Glove may be a reference to the {{wp|Power Glove}} controller for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]].
* The Power Glove may be a reference to Mattel's {{wp|Power Glove}} controller for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]].
==Nomenclature==
==Nomenclature==
{{Names Table
{{Nomenclature}}
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|name1= Handy Glove<br>Magic Glove
===Other Names===
|name2= Power Glove
{{Other Names
|name3= Titan's Mitt
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| Magic Glove<ref>{{Cite Guide|quote= |game= TAoL |guide= NES Game Atlas |page= 66}}</ref>
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| {{TAoL}}
|enBr2=
| {{Guide|TAoL|NES Game Atlas}}
|enBr3=
| {{E}}
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|ja1= {{Exp|Holy Glove|聖なるグローブ}}
| Magic Glove<ref>{{Cite Web|quote= {{Big|Magic Glove}}<br/>The Magic Glove gives its owner the power to smash even the strongest rocks into tiny bits of gravel. |retrieved= January 22, 2022 |url= http://zelda.com/universe/pedia/m.jsp#MagicGlove |archive= https://web.archive.org/web/20160311223549/http://zelda.com/universe/pedia/m.jsp#MagicGlove |title= The Great Hyrule Encyclopedia |site= Zelda.com |type= archive}}</ref>
|es2= {{Exp|Force Glove|Guante de Fuerza}} {{Exp Game|OoA|ALBW}}
|es3= {{Exp|Titan's Glove|Guante del Titán}} {{Exp Game|ALBW}}
|esS1=
|esS2=
|esS3=
|esL1=
|esL2=
|esL3=
|frF1=
|frF2= {{Exp|Power Glove|Gant du Puissance}} {{Exp Game|ALttP}}<br>{{Exp|Power Bracelet|Bracelet de Force}} {{Exp|It is named identically to its L-1 counterpart.}} {{Exp Game|OoA}}<br>{{Exp|Power gloves|Ganta de puissance}} {{Exp Game|ALBW}}
|frF3= {{Exp|Titan's Mitt|Moufle du Titan}} {{Exp Game|ALttP}}<br>{{Exp|Titan's mittens|Moufles du titan}} {{Exp Game|ALBW}}
|frC1=
|frC2= {{Exp|Force gloves|Gants de la force}} {{Exp Game|ALBW}}
|frC3= {{Exp|Titans' gloves|Gants des titans}} {{Exp Game|ALBW}}
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The Power Glove,(ALttP | OoA | ALBW | TFoE | CoH)[1][2][3] also known as the Handy Glove,(TAoL)[4] is a recurring Item in The Legend of Zelda series that allows Link to lift heavy objects.[name references needed] In some games,(ALttP | ALBW) it is eventually replaced by the more powerful Titan's Mitt. In others,(TAoL | OoA) it is itself an upgrade to the Power Bracelet.
The Handy Glove is situated within the walls of Midoro Palace in The Adventure of Link. Upon collection, it increases the strength of Link's Sword, allowing it to crush the blocks found in Palaces.[5]
A Link to the Past
A Link to the Past Manual Descriptionhide ▲
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.
A Link to the Past & Four Swords Manual Descriptionhide ▲
Power Glove
This allows the wearer to lift and throw heavy objects.
The Power Glove is located in the Desert Palace in A Link to the Past, introducing the need to lift heavy rocks. These rocks obstruct the path to the bosses of the dungeon, the Lanmolas. 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 The Adventure of Link, the Power Glove does not alter Link's Sword power.
The Power Glove is located in the Ancient Tomb in Oracle of Ages. It functions as the L-2 Power Bracelet, being able to lift considerably heavier objects, such as the statues found in and around the Tomb. The Power Glove is crucial for defeating the boss of the dungeon, Ramrock, in its final form. In said form, its hands transform into metal balls, connected to the main body by chains. Link must use the Power Glove to grab onto one of the balls that it doesn't throw towards the young hero and pull it far enough so that it recoils and hits Ramrock, eventually defeating it.
A Link Between Worlds
The Power Glove in A Link Between Worlds functions nearly identically to its counterpart in A Link to the Past. Rosso gives Link the Power when the hero expresses an interest in picking up small rocks.[6] Rosso also hints that Link should pick up the rocks surrounding his home.[7] If Link obliges in picking up all of the rocks surrounding his house, Rosso will reward Link with a Chest containing 50 Rupees. Some Lost Maiamai can be located beneath small rocks that must be lifted.
The Worn-Out Glove is an item only available in Ancient Stone Tablets. It works identically to the Power Glove, except that only a single rock can be lifted per screen.
In the The Legend of Zelda comics by Valiant Comics, Link uses the Handy Glove in a fight against Bagu. When Link finds out that Bagu stole a fragment of the Triforce of Wisdom, Link grabs the Handy Glove and proceeds to hunt him down.[8] He spots Bagu coming back towards the castle,[9] and charges him before the two engage in combat. Link then uses his Glove and is able to heave Bagu into the air and throw him down,[10] forcing Bagu to reveal why he took the sacred relic. When he confesses that he gave the Triforce fragment to Ganon because he's holding Bagu's pet frogs for ransom,[11][12] Link reluctantly allows Bagu to use his Magic Glove so that he can defeat the Prince of Darkness and retrieve his frogs.
In The Faces of Evil, the Power Glove is an item that can be used to destroy stronger enemies and boulders instantly, as opposed to using Bombs. It costs 10 Rubies per use. The Power Glove is created by giving the Crone in Spearfish Falls some Grapple Berries.
In The Wand of Gamelon, the Power Glove appears identically as in The Faces of Evil; it is an item that can be used to destroy enemies and boulders instead of using Bombs. It costs 10 Rubies per use. The Power Glove is created by Grimbo of Washubi Swamp after Zelda gives him a Hanyu Spore.
In A Link to the Past, the Power Glove and Titan's Mitt subtly alter Link's sprite so that his hands are armored and no longer flesh-colored. This detail is absent from A Link to the Past & Four Swords.
These names, though from official English sources, are not considered Canon by Zelda Wiki as they contradict a name or names from a higher-priority source.
↑"Handy Glove: Use this to break the blocks in the palaces by swinging the sword." (The Adventure of Link manual, pg. 46)
↑"I was on the mountain mining ore when, all of a sudden, the earth started shaking! When I got home, the place was a wreck. Rocks everywhere. You seen outside? I'll be bustin' my back for days to clean up that mess. At least pickin' up rocks and smashin' the things feels pretty good. Wish they were full of good ore, though. What? You want to try too? Rah! Feels good smashin' stuff! Huh? Can’t do it? Sorry to hear it. Can’t stand to see a nice kid like you not be able to throw your weight around... Here-take this. It’s a hand-me-down from yours truly." — Rosso (A Link Between Worlds)
↑"You’ll feel tough with that on your mitt—oughta be able to pick up rocks! Smaller ones, anyway. And if you get to smashin' and just can’t stop yourself, well, there’s a whole bunch of them outside! Grah-ha-ha! Just a joke, that’s all. I wouldn't REALLY tell ya to do all my work out there. Still, if you do...who am I to stop ya? Now, these rocks aren't gonna clean themselves up. Back to it!" — Rosso (A Link Between Worlds)
↑And the Handy Glove is on! - Link (Valiant Comic Issue #4)
↑He's coming back! - Link (Valiant Comic Issue #4)
↑This time, I have a magic glove, so I'll be strong enough to beat you! - Link (Valiant Comic Issue #4)
↑I gave it to Ganon. I had to. - Bagu (Valiant Comic Issue #4)
↑He's holding my frogs for ransom! - Bagu (Valiant Comic Issue #4)
↑"Guanti della forza Grazie a questi guanti, con puoi sollevare piccoli massi. Ti senti più forte!" — Gear (A Link Between Worlds, Italian localization)
↑"Hai ottenuto i Guanti della Forza!" — N/A (A Link to the Past, Italian localization)
↑"Magic Glove The Magic Glove gives its owner the power to smash even the strongest rocks into tiny bits of gravel." — The Great Hyrule Encyclopedia (web archive), Zelda.com (archive), retrieved January 22, 2022.
The Worn-Out Glove is an item only available in Ancient Stone Tablets. It works identically to the Power Glove, except that only a single rock can be lifted per screen.
Names in Other Regions 
puoi sollevare piccoli massi. Ti senti più forte!" — Gear (A Link Between Worlds, Italian localization)
