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They must be used to attack Ganon's glowing points in order to damage him. Both Bows can shoot an unlimited amount of Light Arrows.

#Arrow of time phantom brigade series#

series Zelda amiibo, Link can also receive the Twilight Bow. Link receives the Bow of Light from Princess Zelda during the fight with Dark Beast Ganon in Breath of the Wild. Shortly after, Princess Zelda fires Light Arrows at Malladus' weak point on his back while Link distract him.

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During the final battle, Link must fire a Light Arrow at Princess Zelda's body to free her from Malladus. After this, Link's Arrows become Light Arrows, as the Bow of Light replaces his normal Bow. After clearing the Sand Temple, Link claims the Bow of Light. After defeating Byrne with the help of Princess Zelda, and meeting Cole and Malladus at the altar at the top of the Tower of Spirits, Link is told that he must get a weapon from the Sand Temple in order to defeat Malladus. In Spirit Tracks, the Light Arrows are obtained late in the game. In the battle on horseback with Ganondorf, Princess Zelda will fire Light Arrows at him to slow him down, allowing Link to attack Ganondorf with the Master Sword. Along with the Light Arrows, Princess Zelda is given a Hero's Bow with which to wield them. They are granted to her by the four Spirits of Light, who have actually turned into the Light Arrows themselves, after she calls for their aid to banish evil. In Twilight Princess, Link cannot actually obtain the Light Arrows they are instead wielded by Princess Zelda. However, like in Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, they consume Magic and must be used with care. The Light Arrows are the ultimate weapon in the game, performing a one-hit kill on any enemy except for bosses, even if it is wearing armor, as is the case with Darknuts, and can pierce through multiple targets. In the final battle against Ganondorf, Princess Zelda borrows Link's Bow and Light Arrows to fire them at the King of Evil and to stun him. They are used to destroy Phantom Ganon, Puppet Ganon, and Ganondorf. In The Wind Waker, Link obtains the Light Arrows in Ganon's Tower by completing the Illusionary Room puzzle and defeating Phantom Ganon the second time. They are identical from Ocarina of Time, but are more powerful against enemies, and are even able to damage fully armored Iron Knuckles. Similarly to Ocarina of Time, if Link defeats an enemy with a Light Arrow, 50 Rupees are automatically rewarded. Moreover, they are useful for defeating the temple's Boss, Twinmold, and are also helpful during the final boss, Majora's Mask. In Majora's Mask, the Light Arrows are found in the first half of the Stone Tower Temple and are used to invert the temple in order to continue through the Dungeon. An added bonus is the almost-guaranteed side effect that an enemy killed with a Light Arrow drops 50 Rupees. They are also required to dispel the magical barrier that blocks access to the upper levels of Ganon's Castle. Although they do not do any more damage than regular Arrows to normal enemies, they are required to defeat the King of Evil, Ganondorf, and are useful in stunning his beast form, the final boss, Ganon. In its debut in Ocarina of Time, Princess Zelda entrusts Link with the Light Arrows in the Temple of Time after all of the Sages have been awakened. With the exception of Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages where Ganon was not properly revived, the Silver Arrows are the only weapon shown to be capable of truly destroying him in his beast form. Behaving in the opposite manner, the Silver Arrows are used to damage Ganon directly while the sword stuns him. It is commonly assumed that these Arrows are based on the Silver Arrow from the games predating Ocarina of Time, but they are fundamentally different in that they weaken Ganon's defenses and stun him so Link can freely strike him with the Master Sword. The Arrow of Light, unlike the Fire and Ice Arrows, consumes more of Link's Magic Meter than they do, with the exception of The Minish Cap and Twilight Princess, due to a lack of a Magic Meter. Due to their immense power, they usually can destroy any enemy with just one hit, as seen in The Wind Waker. The weapon empowers Arrows with sacred light that can easily pierce and destroy evil itself.