Biggoron's Sword

The is a recurring in .
==Location and Uses==
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In , its first appearance, the Biggoron's Sword is a far sturdier version of the Giant's Knife, which Biggoron crafted for the Master Craftsman, and is a very powerful sword. It can be obtained completing the . The blade is much longer than the Master Sword and deals twice as much damage (therefore four times the strength of the Kokiri Sword). However, it must be wielded with two hands due to its large size, meaning that Link cannot defend with a Shield while equipped, similar to the Megaton Hammer. If the Shield button is pressed, he attempts to protect himself with the blade.
Despite being the strongest weapon, the Biggoron's Sword is incapable of defeating Ganon, as only the Master Sword can deliver the final blow (the sword will simply miss otherwise). However, it can be useful during the Final Boss battle, as Ganon knocks the Master Sword out of reach before getting it back.
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The Biggoron's Sword is the strongest in . It can only be acquired in a Linked Game by using passwords. The Biggoron's Sword is obtained from himself like in Ocarina of Time. While every other item in these games is assigned to one hand and can be used in conjunction with another, the Biggoron's Sword takes up both slots as it is held with both hands. Link swings it in a whole 180-degree arc, as opposed to the other Swords' 90-degree slash. The is 67% stronger than the and 150% stronger than the . Excluding the 180-degree arc, the only other difference from the is that it can kill in one hit.
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The Biggoron's Sword is the strongest in , as it works exactly as Seasons. It can only be acquired in a Linked Game by using passwords. The Biggoron's Sword is obtained from the Goron Elder who resides at the Goron Shooting Gallery, after telling him the Elder Secret and scoring 300 points at the Shooting Gallery. The is 67% stronger than the and 150% stronger than the . Excluding the 180-degree arc, the only other difference from the is that it can kill in one hit.
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In , the is an exclusive two-handed . The will rarely appear in a after scanning the using the , but only after freeing one of the . It is noted to have been forged by a craftsman for a , with a cutting edge that speaks to its creator's mastery. It has a base attack power of 50, and its durability rating is 60.
 is made of metal, and will therefore attract if it is equipped during a and conduct . It will also sink in , but since it is magnetic, it can be picked up with the . Finally, it will not burn if exposed to or a .
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In , the can be obtained at Akkala House of Bones, which is located in the The Depths directly under Skull Lake. The sword has a base attack power of 36. Like other similar items, to obtain the sword once more, it can be bought from Bargainer Statues of the depths for a price of 150 Poes.
==Other Appearances==
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In , the Biggoron's Sword is one of Link's unlockable weapons. Paired off with the Hylian Shield, the Biggoron's Sword can be bought in Merak, Antares, or Pollux for 4000 Gold while playing the Weapon Master Mode. When Link equips it, his attack goes up to 130% while his defense stays the same. Although the Biggoron's Sword is quite powerful due to its long reach, it is wielded with only one hand as opposed to two, and thus slightly drains Link's health with each swing.
Image	Cost 	Attributes	In-game Description
 	4000 Gold	Long reach
Drains 3 HP per attack	A masterfully crafted long sword forged by the best blacksmith in Hyrule, Biggoron, who lives on Death Mountain. Designed specifically for Link, it is made to be wielded with one hand. Even so, swinging it with full force gets tiring after a while.
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In , the Giant Blade that Impa wields is based on the Biggoron Sword. The final tier of the moveset is the Biggoron Sword itself, though modified as a curved Sword instead of a straight one.
==Trivia==
*In the original N64 version of , the Biggoron's Sword is sheathed in the same as the . However, in , the massive blade receives its own unique . It also has its own in Breath of the Wild.
*The Biggoron's Sword, alongside the Giant's Knife, is the first Sword in the Zelda series to outclass the Master Sword in raw power (despite the Master Sword can be upgraded in A Link to the Past).
*During cutscenes or in his idle animations in Ocarina of Time, if Link is wielding the Biggoron's Sword he can be seen holding it with only one hand like the Master Sword, despite the weapon itself being specifically designed for two hands.
*The Great Fairy's Sword and Fierce Deity Sword in Majora's Mask coincidentally shares the same strength as the Biggoron's Sword, as both of those powerful swords deal four times the damage as the Kokiri Sword. While the Biggoron's Sword is longer than the Great Fairy counterpart, the one used by Fierce Deity Link is on-par in length.
*Being a hefty bastard sword, in Breath of the Wild, Link notably carries the Biggoron's Sword like that of a zweihänder. In Ocarina of Time, however, he holds the blade upright, while in Soul Calibur II he even carries it in one hand similar to as seen in cutscenes in the N64 title, suggesting the Hero of Time to be physically stronger than the Hero of the Wild incarnation.
*In Ocarina of Time, there are a few animations of Link holding the Biggoron's Sword that were originally planned to appear in the game but are cut for unknown reasons, such as himself actually defending with the blade in a crouching position as well as an idle one where he stylishly swings the weapon.
*If Link was to ignore obtaining the Giant's Knife and gain the Biggoron's Sword, and then speak to Medigoron, he will talk to Link as if he has a non-broken Giant's Knife when it is in fact the Biggoron's Sword.
*Although a deadly sword and it can harm Ganon during the final battle, the likely reason why the Biggoron's Sword is unable to deliver the finishing blow onto the main antagonist in Ocarina of Time is due to the fact that unlike the Master Sword, in spite it is more powerful than the legendary blade, this weapon does not have the magical ability to vanquish evil, story-wise.
* contains unused text for the , meant to be displayed when it is exchanged for the , provided that possesses the Giant's Knife. The game itself makes no mention of the replacement, and instead the is simply discarded.
*Despite the Biggoron's Sword in Ocarina of Time being famously known to be unbreakable,in Breath of the Wild, the sword will indeed break, due to the game's weapon ruleset, similar to the Giant's Knife. Interestingly, the Biggoron's Sword in-game model has nicks across the blade, indicating it has lost its unbreakable status due to long age and therefore justifying the gameplay. However, replacements can be acquired by using the Ocarina of Time amiibo (Rune) again, though they rarely appear. The damage on the blade is retained in Tears of the Kingdom and will break once again. 
==Nomenclature==
==Gallery==
File:OoT Biggoron's Sword.png|Biggoron's Sword in Ocarina of Time
File:SCII Link Biggoron's Sword.png|Biggoron's Sword in Soul Calibur II
File:HW Biggoron's Sword Artwork.png|Artwork of Biggoron's Sword from 
File:HW Biggoron's Sword Model.png|Biggoron's Sword from 
File:BotW Biggoron's Sword.png|Biggoron's Sword in Breath of the Wild
File:TotK Hyrule Compendium Biggoron's Sword.png|Biggoron's Sword in Tears of the Kingdom
==See Also== 
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