Candle

This article is about the recurring item and object. For the enemy in Oracle of Ages, see Kyandokyan.

Candle
ArtworkOfficial artwork provided by NintendoModelIn-game modelsSpriteIn-game sprites or icons TAoLThe Adventure of Link OoT3DOcarina of Time 3DMMMajora's MaskMM3DMajora's Mask 3DTotKTears of the Kingdom TAoLThe Adventure of LinkTMCThe Minish CapTotKTears of the Kingdom
Main appearance(s)	The Adventure of Link Ocarina of Time 3D Majora's Mask The Minish Cap Tears of the Kingdom
Other appearance(s)	Zelda's Adventure Hyrule Warriors
Use(s)	TAoLThe Adventure of Link: Illuminating Caves HWHyrule Warriors: Burning Trees to reveal rewards
Comparable Item(s)	Lantern Blue Candle Red Candle

Candles are recurring Items and Objects in The Legend of Zelda series.^{(TAoLThe Adventure of Link | TotKTears of the Kingdom | ZAZelda's Adventure | HWDEHyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition)}

Location and Uses

The Adventure of Link

Descriptionshide ▲

The Adventure of Link instruction booklet

Candle

When this is obtained, places that you had not been able to see until now because of the dark are lit up.

In The Adventure of Link, the Candle can be found in the Parapa Palace after defeating an Iron Knuckle. It lights up otherwise pitch-black caves and allows Link to see any enemies who may dwell within. The Candle is not required to beat the game, but it is more difficult to navigate dark Caves without it.

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The Minish Cap

Candles appear inside Minish-sized Houses. Link is unable to light them.

Tears of the Kingdom

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Candles are Zonai Technologies found in Shrines of Light. They can be Fused to Weapons and Shields or attached to other Objects using Ultrahand.

Other Appearances

Zelda's Adventure

Non-Canon Information

The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.

In Zelda's Adventure, Candles can be purchased from several merchants around Tolemacfor 100 Rubies. They are used to light up dark rooms inside of Dungeons, but can only be used once per Candle. As there are not very many dark rooms, the Candle sees little use.

Hyrule Warriors

Non-Canon Information

The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.

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In Hyrule Warriors, Candles appear as Item Cards used in Adventure Mode.

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names	Meanings
Japanese	ローソク (Rōsoku)	Same as English.
Italian	Candela	Same as English.
This table was generated from Zelda Wiki's translation data.

Gallery

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  A Candle from Zelda's Adventure

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  Candle icon from Hyrule Warriors

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  Candle icon from Hyrule Warriors Legends

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  Candle icon from Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition

References

Candles

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8-Bit Candle • Blue Candle • Candle • Red Candle

Category:Candles

Item Cards

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Baby Maiamai • Bomb • Boomerang • Bow • Candle • Cannon • Clawshot • Compass • Conch Horn • Coral Triangle • Cyclone Slate • Deku Leaf • Deku Mask • Deku Stick • Digging Mitts • Fire Rod • Fishing Rod • Flute • Full Moon Cello • Goddess's Harp • Golden Ship • Golden Train • Goron Mask • Guardian Deity • Hammer • Hookshot • Hyoi Pear • Ice Arrow • Ice Rod • Inverted Song of Time • Iron Ship • Ladder • Lantern • Magic Powder • Majora's Mask (Item) • Mask of Truth • Old Man Ulrira • Ooccoo • Organ of Evening Calm • Pot • Power Bracelet • Power Glove • Raft • SS Linebeck • Salvage Arm • Sand Rod • Sea Chart • Sea Lily Bell (Item Card) • Sea Lily's Bell • Song of Time • Spinner • Spirit Train • Steel Train • Surf Harp • Tear of Light • Tears of Twilight • Thunder Drum • Tornado Rod • Wall Painting • Water Bomb • Whirlwind • Wind Marimba • Wind Waker (Item) • Zora Mask

Category:Item Cards