Arrow

are recurring Items in . They are sharp projectiles that are shot with a Bow. Many varieties of Arrows exist throughout the Zelda series since the very first game, The Legend of Zelda, including Silver Arrows, Fire Arrows, Ice Arrows, Light Arrows, Bomb Arrows, Shock Arrows, and Ancient Arrows.
==Location and Uses==
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Arrows can be shot using the Bow in . Link cannot fire Arrows until he has purchased the Arrow from a Merchant. After Link has done so, he will be able to shoot Arrows. Unlike all later games, due to the lack of an ammo counter, Arrows consume one Rupee per shot. Arrows deal 2 damage to enemies that can be inflicted by them. Pols Voices are weak to Arrows and will be easily defeated by them in one hit. Gohmas can only be defeated with Arrows hitting when their eyes are open. Silver Arrows also appear in the game, which deal 4 damage to enemies and must be used as the final blow on Ganon to destroy him.
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Arrows appear in and can be shot using the Bow. Link can purchase Arrows at Shops, acquire them from defeated enemies, or obtain them from Treasure Chests. Link can increase the amount of Arrows he can carry by spending Rupees at the Pond of Happiness. The Silver Arrows also return and must be used to defeat Ganon. These Arrows are capable of destroying any enemy with a single shot.
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Arrows appear in and are shot by using the Bow. If Link equips Bombs at the same time as the Bow, he can fire the Bombs with Arrows.
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In , Arrows are shot using the Fairy Bow, which can only be used while Link is an adult. The Hero of Time can purchase Arrows from Shops or Business Scrubs if he has the Bow. Arrows can also be found by cutting grass, defeating enemies, or within small Treasure Chests. Link can carry more Arrows by buying larger Quivers. Link can also shoot Arrows while riding Epona and can shoot Arrows through the fire of lit Torches to light other Torches or melt ice. Fire Arrows, Ice Arrows, and Light Arrows make their debut in , with the latter replacing the Silver Arrows (though they function the opposite). Light Arrows are required to progress Ganon's Castle and defeat Ganondorf.
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In , Arrows are shot with the Hero's Bow, which is the main item of the Woodfall Temple. They function the same as in Ocarina of Time. Link can purchase Arrows from Shops, find them by cutting grass, or acquire them from defeated enemies. Link can shoot Arrows while riding on Epona and can shoot them through the Fire of lit Torches to light other Torches. Fire Arrows, Ice Arrows, and Light Arrows return as central Dungeon items.
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In , the Links do not collect Arrows, but can shoot them with the various Bows found throughout the game.
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Arrows are shot in with the use of the Hero's Bow. Arrows can be purchased from Shops, found by cutting grass, or acquired from defeated enemies. Link can shoot Arrows while sailing the Great Sea on the King of Red Lions. Light Arrows also appear in as a crucial weapon against Ganondorf.
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In , the Links shoot Arrows from the various Bows found throughout Hyrule.
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Arrows can be shot in by using the Bow. Arrows can be purchased from Shops, found by cutting grass, or acquired from defeated enemies. Link also obtain Light Arrows from Gregal after saving him from an evil spirit.
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In , Arrows are shot with the Hero's Bow. Link can purchase Arrows at Shops, find them by cutting grass, or acquire them from defeated enemies. Link can also pick up Arrows that land on the ground when enemies miss their mark. Like in and , Link can shoot Arrows while riding Epona. He can expand his capacity of Arrows by beating the STAR Game in Hyrule Castle Town, acquiring bigger Quivers from Purlo as rewards. Bomb Arrows appear for the first time in and can be used to destroy rocks and inflict high amounts of damage to enemies.
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In , Link can shoot Arrows with the Bow.
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In , Link can fire Arrows by using the Bow.
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Arrows can be shot with a Bow in . They can be purchased at the Gear Shop in the . Additionally, if enemies fire Arrows at Link and they hit the ground, he can pick them up. Link can increase the amount of Arrows he can carry by equipping a Quiver to his Adventure Pouch.
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In , Link does not collect Arrows, but can still shoot them with a Bow. Like all items in the game, Link uses up his Energy Gauge to fire Arrows.
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In , the shoot from that can be found in various Levels. Firing them uses up their .
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In , are commonly found and are made from sturdy . They can also be found as bundles. They can be used to strike from afar with any , except for the and , which only shoot . Shooting an in the head with an will inflict double damage. If an is scouting on a lookout post, can shoot them in the head to deal 10x damage to them. can shoot while riding a and from atop the . will penetrate and stick to certain , such as wood, and certain , such as . can also be lit on fire and used to spread to flammable , such as grass, wood, and .
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Arrows return in Tears of the Kingdom, now with the ability to be fused with Materials, and because of this all previous arrow types were removed from the game, such as Bomb arrows and Fire Arrows.
==Other Appearances==
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Arrows are obtained alongside the Bow in "The Sorceress of the Woods" Scenario in . Arrows are unlimited in quantity and can be upgraded to the Light Arrows.
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Arrows are shot from Link's Traveler's Bow in . Arrows that don't make contact with any Fighters will stick into surfaces. They can then be picked up and thrown. If they are retrieved by Link, he can fire two Arrows at once by using the previous Arrow in tandem with a new Arrow.
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== Trivia ==
* Due to the graphical limitations of the NES, in The Legend of Zelda, Arrows, alongside Princess Zelda's dress, Merchants' clothing, the whiskers of a Pols Voice, the Raft, Boomerang, and even the Sword, as they each use the same palette as Link's tunic, will change color from green to a very pale blue or red if he equips the Blue Ring or Red Ring, respectively.
* In The Legend of Zelda, the spears that the Moblin enemies throw at Link are actually Arrows.
==Nomenclature==
==Gallery==
File:TLoZ Arrow Sprite 4.png|An Arrow from the All Treasures section of the intro from 
File:TLoZ Arrow Sprite 2.png|An Arrow while Link is wearing the Blue Ring from 
File:TLoZ Arrow Sprite 3.png|An Arrow while Link is wearing the Red Ring from 
File:TP Arrows Render.png|A render of from 
File:TP Link Fighting Bulblins.jpg|Early screenshot of Link fighting Bulblin Archers during a horseback fight from 
File:TP Quiver Concept Art.jpg|Concept art of a with from 
File:HWDE Ghirahim 8-Bit Arrow.png|Ghirahim wielding the 8-Bit Arrow from 
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