SS Linebeck

The , also known as , are recurring and vehicles in .
==Overview==
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After rescues from the and meets him back at his ship, arrives and tells the young hero that he should go to the and talk to for clues on how to find the . agrees to go with both and on their quest to travel around the and rescue . 
The is controlled by drawing its path on the bottom screen of the Nintendo DS. While out on the sea, there will be an arrow at the bottom of the screen which can be pressed to make the ship jump and evade . The side of the touch screen has a gear with the words "Go" and "Stop" to halt the ship if necessary. When buys the from , it will be immediately installed onto the ship, where will have an infinite amount of to destroy enemies out on the sea by just tapping the monster. Eventually the will also get installed on the ship to obtain treasure from deep beneath the waves.
When at sea, the ship's endurance meter appears as a green on the top screen. If the ship runs out of hearts, it will be a . Docking the ship replenishes any hearts lost during travels. The , however, must be repaired by in the on . The ship can also be customized with different by talking to .
In order to dock on an island, the ship's destination must be drawn and touch the anchor symbol that is situated next to the island. Once done so, the ship will automatically follow the path drawn and land on the island as it is nearing to it.
During the battle with , the gets completely destroyed after and defeat the . Once the returns to his original form, , instead of asking for treasure, asks for his ship to be restored. The is last seen during the game's ending when watches it sailing away without any visible damages.
====Ship Parts====
The consists of eight different that can each be customized: , , , , , , and . The cannot be changed. New can be purchased from , collected from found in or with , won in , or traded with other players using 's boxes. can then attach these to the as he pleases by speaking to in the on . By using multiple from the same set(s), the 's durability can be increased.
The consists of the following by default:
==Other Appearances==
=== (Himekawa)===
In the , the makes its first appearance after Ciela assumes that Linebeck's ship is not seaworthy. Link is stunned to see the ship and claims that it is awesome. Linebeck says that it is because the vessel is his ship. Onboard, Linebeck has Link do chores such as swabbing the ship's deck to pay for his transportation. After the ship sails to the Isle of Ember and Leaf is freed, it is attacked by a Flying Fish. Due to Linebeck's cowardice, the does not have any weaponry, thereby Link decides to get a Cannon for the ship on Cannon Island. Eventually a Cannon is built on the ship and it continues the voyage.
Later on, a water sprout whisks the to the Ghost Ship, where it is surrounded by a thick fog. The ship lands on the Isle of Gust, and is then steered toward Molida Island afterwards in order to rescue a girl who was taken by Cyclok. Upon hearing Tetra's voice, Ciela and the other two Spirits set the ship's course for the Ghost Ship. After an encounter with one of the Cubus Sisters and a conversation with Oshus, the ship's crew sets sail to find the blacksmith Zauz in order to defeat Bellum. Despite their efforts, the is attacked and boarded by the pirate girl Jolene. Jolene reveals that Linebeck once saved her from a monster by ramming his ship in its side. Linebeck had panicked and was attempting to sail in the other direction, accidentally sailing into the monster by mistake.
Link uses the to travel back to Mercay Island in order to save Linebeck from Bellum. Before the Temple of the Ocean King collapses on them, Oshus, who is really the Ocean King, pulls the reunited group back to the ship. To help Link battle against Bellum, the nearly freed Tetra takes command of the and aims the Cannon at the demon's eye. During the battle one of Bellum's tentacles smashes the ship's prow, yet it manages to survive the battle. The ship drifts on the now calm ocean after Bellum's defeat. Aboard the vessel, Linebeck makes his wish as Link and Tetra are returned to their world. The is shown a final time in Hyrule with Linebeck blowing its steam whistle, causing Link to realize Linebeck had not wished for treasure after all.
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In , appear as on the in . The was not included with the for the original , so weren't introduced until the released for . Because came with all previous DLC packs included, are available from the moment is unlocked.
 can be obtained either by purchasing them from the for 20,000 , or by getting one as a battle reward. Because the is split between and -based sections, only appear as victory rewards of battles to the right on the pink dividing line. When a is used, every battle across the will have less of a KO requirement for certain battle ranks, which makes it easier for to achieve higher ranks for less kills. The provided by the runs for three battles.
 can be traded for a random delicious-type at the . While searching a map space with the , any can be traded by selecting it. After a single trade, the company will disappear from the space. During a , two delicious will be given instead of just one.
==Trivia==
*In , one on has an obsession with the , which he would name the S.S. Goronbeck.
==Nomenclature==
==Gallery==
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