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Although the move doesn't appear in {{ALBW}}, there is a reference to it when the Master Sword is found; Link is seen holding the Sword skyward as it charges up with energy, just like initiating the attack. | Although the move doesn't appear in {{ALBW}}, there is a reference to it when the Master Sword is found; Link is seen holding the Sword skyward as it charges up with energy, just like initiating the attack. | ||
In {{BotW}}, Link can shoot a Sword Beam by charging the Master Sword. This is performed by holding the 'R' button and releasing, which will send the Sword Beam flying to the direction Link had aimed. Like some of the other games in ''The Legend of Zelda'' series, Link must have full health to use the Sword Beam. It appears and functions like the Skyward Strike from | In {{BotW}}, Link can shoot a Sword Beam by charging the Master Sword. This is performed by holding the 'R' button and releasing, which will send the Sword Beam flying to the direction Link had aimed. Like some of the other games in ''The Legend of Zelda'' series, Link must have full health to use the Sword Beam. It appears and functions like the Skyward Strike from {{SS|-}}, with Link sending off a blue disc of energy from the Master Sword after charging it in the air. | ||
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| Must have [[Swordsman's Scroll#Swordsman's Scroll 1|Swordsman's Scroll #1]] and full health. | | Must have [[Swordsman's Scroll#Swordsman's Scroll 1|Swordsman's Scroll #1]] and full health. | ||
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| Must point Sword up to the sky to be charged with energy. | | Must point Sword up to the sky to be charged with energy. | ||
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